I bathed inside, I bathed outside, and after a farewell dinner with the Canadians, found one of two private baths unoccupied, so I bathed there, too, finally alone.
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"Right now, I'm being bathed in gravitational waves, you're being bathed in gravitational waves," says Reitze.
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"Right now I'm being bathed in gravitational waves, you're being bathed in gravitational waves," Dave Reitze, the executive director of the LIGO Lab, said.
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"If I was paying that much money for some water that had been bathed in by Person X," Page says, "then I'd want the bathwater to have been bathed in by Person X."
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I pushed out my gut and bathed in orange soda.
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Here is a horse named Exaggerator being bathed by humans.
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"We, as a society, are bathed in feces," Tierno says.
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Imperatriz, bathed in green, has more of a neighborhood vibe.
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Then, "pop," the door opens and you're bathed in sunlight.
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They were bathed, fed, walked, hugged, kissed, loved, and cuddled!
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The pain in my knee eventually disappeared, bathed by endorphins.
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At night, the Safe House is bathed in warm lighting.
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My stomach was cramping and I was bathed in sweat.
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As she bathed, dead ants fell out of her vagina.
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Dozens of people bathed and swam in the roadside streams.
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Bowls brimming with tapioca balls bathed in lightly sweetened syrup.
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Lights in purple and blue hues bathed the entire store.
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Copacabana beach in Rio de Janeiro was bathed in fireworks.
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Instead, I bathed in Sudocrem and glistened with witch hazel.
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Skin is bathed in moisture for a brighter beautiful comfortable feel.
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The motorcycle is also, of course, bathed in BMW's signature colors.
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But Perry voters also seemed bathed in nostalgia for ineptitudes past.
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They were bathed in the warm, yellow light of the room.
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For that price, you should expect to be bathed in luxury.
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During the experiment, scientists bathed bacteria in a pool of antibiotics.
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The Disaster Artist, out December 1, is already bathed in praise.
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Like those videos, Pitch is often bathed in a kind of
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The grilled oysters are bathed in clarified butter, shallots, and parsley.
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My chakras had not been bathed, they had been power washed.
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The curved bar inside, bathed in lavender light, is practically galactic.
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At night, the towers are bathed in blue and yellow light.
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Then the whole pan gets bathed in the hot, acidic pickling liquid.
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Three giant, bruise-colored canvasses are bathed in natural light from above.
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The island is bathed in sunlight and lapped by warm blue waters.
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A freshly bathed and pajama-ed cuddly baby is a wonderful thing.
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Bathed in soft light, the instructor delivers 290 to 2180 brief lectures.
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The stuff Charlize Theron bathed in during Snow White and The Huntsmen.
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There, he bathed her, blow-dried her feathers and named her Lucky.
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He seemed to be positioned at the portal, bathed in prehistoric memories.
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Cannabis can be grown indoors, if bathed in high-powered electric light.
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A pre-dawn glow bathed the Houston area as they set out.
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He swept their apartment, bathed both of the children and fed them.
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Revolutionary youth bathed in electronic light at a corner in Cienfuegos, Cuba.
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And let's not forget the tough job of getting bathed by Melisandre.
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The decor inside was relatively plush—red leather bathed in purple light.
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Each night the entire lab is bathed in gene-destroying ultraviolet light.
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When my sister visited from Minneapolis, she bathed and dressed my mother.
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Baffert smiled brightly as he held court while his charges were bathed.
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As they stared into the corner, a spotlight bathed their upturned faces.
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The floor is bathed in light from wraparound windows and the atrium.
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At sunset, a golden light bathed the river and trees and stones.
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Things bathed in too much light cast the same amount of shadow.
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Bright LED lamps above their heads bathed the operating table in light.
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Stained-glass windows bathed the pan in a pink and orange glow.
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And, taking this as desecration, the men bathed the deity with milk.
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His small CRT television bathed the room in an eerie green light.
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Famous American speakers still gave technical talks while bathed in neon green light.
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We get the babe bathed, fed, and down for bed by 9 p.m.
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So when you see sets in the guild area, they're bathed in warmth.
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Next time, they'll make sure the horses have been bathed before applying tape.
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Chisolm is introduced as a mysterious silhouette, bathed in lens flare and myth.
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Lagos Fashion Week is bathed in the bright green light of Heineken beer.
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Bathed in the searching radiation of the sun, the planet has been condemned.
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Like every kind of love, the love of bars is bathed in sentimentality.
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They bathed in the water, they drank it, and so did their kids.
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He's bathed in floodlighting that washes over the wall from the American side.
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On a cold, drizzly day, I gladly bathed in its steaming hot waters.
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But in the evenings, I bathed our young kids because I wanted to.
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It was quite bizarre, walking into a prison and you're bathed in sunlight.
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The morning I left, I awoke at 5:00, bathed and got dressed.
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The world is once more bathed in the mystical glow of a messiah.
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Mendes and Cabello were bathed in the glow of a thousand phone flashlights.
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Mr. Biden's appearance in New Hampshire was bathed in allusions to the presidency.
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Ordered my violet contacts & bathed in White Diamonds this morning, so I'm READY!
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If you haven't bathed in a few days, don't feel too bad about it.
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The landmark CN Tower was bathed in gold light as cheering people walked by.
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Tammara allegedly appeared as if she hadn't bathed for weeks, according to the report.
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Given the circumstances, you may be surprised to hear Microshift so bathed in light.
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The stage was bathed in pink and purple lighting worthy of a Prince show.
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Justin, as a nurse sponge-bathed him, kept whispering, "Fuck, fuck, fuck," to himself.
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It is heat-treated or bathed in chemicals to sterilise it, reducing associated risks.
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For centuries they were places where neighbours—men and women—stripped and bathed together.
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He gave their faces Mediterranean weight but bathed them in an idealizing Northern light.
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"The whole street was bathed in this red light and black smoke," he said.
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To avoid this, I constantly bathed my hands and forearms in disinfecting isopropyl alcohol.
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They came out in black robes, under clouds of smoke, bathed in blue light.
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Below them, in front of them, bathed in sunshine, a game was going on.
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The flowers bathed in ultraviolet light become beacons enticing them to land and pollinate.
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Mundane basics like keeping kids fed, bathed and clothed take energy, time and resolve.
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There was nostalgia bathed in the refracted light of a zillion beaded flapper dresses.
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In the junkyard videos, it looked as if no one had bathed for weeks.
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As for Shani Shinganapur, there was this lady who bathed the deity with oil.
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A taxi carried you through the sodium-bathed streets of the slumbering city. Here.
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Your eeriest of dreams, draped in fur and bathed in blue-tinted garage lighting.
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The factory is bathed in a red glow, and molten steel bubbles in giant cauldrons.
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Nighttime scenes set at the beach are bathed in the dusky blue of the ocean.
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Cold architecture and overpriced toiletries are forgiven, like they're being bathed in an understanding light.
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He had also not been bathed or removed from the swing in over seven days.
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At the vet, the Pirates of the Caribbean star shaved and bathed the dog himself.
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The resulting print is bathed in a solution derived (she says with delight) from spinach.
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And it mostly takes place in sun-bathed rooms and outdoors on bright summer days.
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The fleshy ones would looked like oddly shaped clumps in microbial mats bathed in cyanobacteria.
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"It's beautiful," Sister Veronica said, as a winter sunset bathed Hook Mountain in amber light.
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Consider how he bathed in imagined glory after the Senate confirmed his Supreme Court pick.
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It bathed our bouncing children in its red light and set the sea on fire.
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But on match day, bathed in autumn sunshine, the steer looks no older than three.
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To the other, a circular foyer bathed in natural light leads to the upstairs rooms.
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Next to their tent is an old whirlpool: "We bathed in it today," Rusty says.
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On a recent warm afternoon, sunshine bathed the nearby rock outcroppings in a golden glow.
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It's nihilistic and misanthropic, bleak and despairing, slickly shot and bathed in ragged industrial gloom.
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The planks can be twisted into sculptural set pieces and bathed in intricate video imagery.
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Alabamians are not accustomed to being bathed in national admiration in matters unrelated to football.
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A pink house with interiors bathed in magenta light, Fuchsia lives up to its name.
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For many Puerto Ricans, the concern spikes with nightfall, when neighborhoods are bathed in darkness.
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Instead, the officers standing outside the National Police Headquarters bathed in the adoration of demonstrators.
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They allow him to look presidential and to be bathed in praise by other Republicans.
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Next are the crab toasts, then butter-bathed lobster tails, then linguine with local clams.
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A steam locomotive bathed in red light barrelled down, a reference to Stalin's industrialization drive.
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On Tuesday the Brandenburg Gate was bathed in lights the colors of the German flag.
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He is bathed in power and can lay honest claim to having shaped American history.
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The head bathed in red in "Tristan Dancing, Venus" might belong to a Matisse faun.
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It's wounded, wheezing, and worldly bathed in the scum of stagnating puddles on the street.
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A woman's voice sings in shrill Punjabi as the women are bathed in red light.
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Good, you'll still be around being bathed by your robots and stuff like that, right?
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As a soft light bathed campus Sunday afternoon, two hopefuls ran sprints on the stadium grass.
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Whatley also says the teen appeared to not have bathed the entire time she was gone.
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Io has more than 400 active volcanoes and much of its surface is bathed in lava.
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Bathed in purple lights, the grayish behemoth lurks out of sight and nearly out of mind.
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After hearing "Tubthumping," I was completely bathed in the mystery of this British band and song.
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Suddenly, you are floating in the theater, bathed in the mercurial colors of de Vincenzo's collection.
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Bathed in red light, jazz singer Ella Fitzgerald performs at Mr. Kelly's nightclub in Chicago, 1958.
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She and Carlile, bathed in red light, torched the stage with "Common," their duet on Girl.
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I think I like people that look like they haven't bathed, but smell like they have.
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She's terrified, she said, because her 8-year-old son drank and bathed in the water.
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None of the control animals (the group that was not deliberately bathed in radiation) developed schwannomas.
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Milo Yiannopoulos bathed in pig's blood in a performance piece commemorating U.S. citizens murdered by illegals.
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"The way the sun sets on buildings downtown — you'll literally be bathed in reflections," she says.
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Both are bathed in hues of pink and dedicated to her recently formed passion for guns.
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Everything is in shadow; the movie, largely shot at night, is bathed in grays and blacks.
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ALL BUSINESS After the kids are bathed and asleep, it is back to work for me.
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Several men stripped to their underwear and bathed under a hose connected to a water truck.
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They found that the more the participants bathed, the lower their risk was for cardiovascular disease.
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After exposing the photosensitive paper only to sky, she bathed the image in the ocean's surf.
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Rissóis de camarão are parcels of deep-fried dough filled with baby shrimp bathed in béchamel.
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The final scene in the show is bathed in red light and set mostly in silence.
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It seemed like they had not bathed him the 85 days he was away from us.
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The egg-beet combo is always a good one, especially when bathed with an assertive vinaigrette.
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I wanted the blond trucker to see me like that, freshly bathed and a bit dishevelled.
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A group of young women bathed in the strong afternoon sun, posing for pictures between dips.
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He slept in the small room across the pond, and bathed in its bare-bones bathroom.
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Meanwhile, the terrain around the craters is bathed in near constant sunlight, ideal for solar power.
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I even admired her assassination of Actaeon, the man who spied on her as she bathed.
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Much of "Pound Cake" is bathed in reverberating echo, from the Goulding sample to the drums.
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I'm pretty sure I bathed, wore clothes, and interacted with visitors, but I can't remember any details.
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The reality star, 36, posted a topless photo on Thursday as she bathed in the Floridian sun.
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Most big streamers are fairly young themselves, and grew up bathed in the internet's blue-light glow.
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The upper half of the painting is a mirror bathed in darkness, dimly reflecting what is below.
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As they waited, sheriffs at the station bathed the boy and replaced his soiled and dirty clothes.
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They are heat-treated and bathed in chemicals to sanitise them (an impossibility for blood for transfusion).
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At the IRL store, it's glass-encased, bathed in blue light and on display to the public.
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Another addition to the light-bathed, largely white living room was tons of photos of loved ones.
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Dogs with thick hair like chows only need to be bathed three to four times a year.
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Night + Market Song: Kris Yenbamroong's neon-bathed Thai restaurant serves some of the best fried chicken around.
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However, aerosol cans exploded in tests even after they were bathed in the gas, the FAA found.
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To create a light layer, my hands and arms were bathed in the Orange Blossom Body Wash.
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Bathed in purple light, the lasers move in into different arrangements in time with a rhythmic beat.
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He is even said to have bathed in the Mediterranean to demonstrate the extent of Islamic power.
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There are so many who have yet to learn how great is to be bathed in light.
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I was in a decaying foyer, my siblings and I bathed in sunlight from the window above.
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When a nearby fire engine opened its doors, and he was momentarily bathed in light, she clicked.
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We bathed and shaved him, put his shoes on, and wrapped him in his favorite pashmina shawl.
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Each scene is soaked in sunlight or bathed in golden candlelight, highlighting the beauty of the garments.
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Front Burner At Morgan's Brooklyn Barbecue, steak is bathed in smoke before it's finished on a grill.
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WASHINGTON — Championship sports teams visiting the White House have historically been bathed in a benign, bipartisan glow.
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A few minutes of stirring results in perfectly al dente pasta bathed in a ruddy red sauce.
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In the case of the mayo-bathed fried shrimp, that may not be an entirely good thing.
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During the Communist Party leadership reshuffle last month, some of Beijing's streets were bathed in red lights.
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And each tray is bathed in vibrant light of different colours, mostly hues of blue and magenta.
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It didn't work to cure the headaches, so he lived another half century and never bathed again.
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Bathed in a shadowy beauty and slippery psychological atmosphere, "Beast" soars on Ms. Buckley's increasingly animalistic performance.
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The Suit: A mix of modern and retro, but great-looking when bathed in a warm glow.
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The color is temporary and goes away as the puppy gets bathed or cleaned by the mother.
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The striking set is bathed in neon green, and the small cast often sports sexless white costumes.
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The giant orb of the moon had emerged from concealing clouds into a clean, rain-bathed sky.
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She's bathed in light, but then also soon home, waking from a voyage or maybe a dream.
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Bowls, plates and vases sit on tables and are bathed in the soft glow of overhead lights.
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Bathed in a divine golden haze, this sense that this land has been blessed by God himself.
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At the beginning of "Das Rheingold," bathed in blue light, the 20 enormous planks levitated in silence.
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An owlet should be bathed regularly, because you never know when you will need a moist owlet.
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Yes, the trophy was likely peacefully resting after a long night of being bathed in confetti and champagne.
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The gallery, bathed in bright fluorescent light, resembles a contemporary art space more than a typical costume exhibition.
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I bathed him and massaged him – and got him through these terrible seizures that he was still having.
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Bathed in white spotlight, they rendered the aching melancholy of Simone's tear-fIlled voice in vivid, compelling physicality.
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As a child I, too, favored my oats slathered with margarine, bathed with milk and showered with sugar.
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Luna, 2, had fun during her bath time on Thursday night as she bathed alongside her mother, 32.
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Are you getting that bright zombified buzz from being bathed in completely disparate kinds of media at once?
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The morning after the blaze, priceless relics were still intact, and a crucifix bathed in the morning light.
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Marin CHP officers brought the kitten to VCA Madera Pet Hospital, where it was treated, bathed and released.
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The children stared at iPads, bathed in blue light, and all gathered 'round to perform the iRites:1.
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The sauce which it was bathed in was tastefully sour and blessedly devoid of any sugary overkill. Touché.
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We bathed in sounds born of hopelessness and hurt—of alienation from society outside of those narrow confines.
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"He had run this bubble bath and then bathed me," she says in PEOPLE's Sexiest Man Alive issue.
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These days, that sounds totally nasty, but in the 90s we would have happily bathed in the stuff.
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It was a meeting, that, though it has been bathed in a heroic glow, was intended as much
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As the group went up and down a long conference table, they hand-bathed the President in praise.
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Relax in one of the home's many sitting areas, bathed in natural light from floor-to-ceiling windows.
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For serious flavor, try rice cakes bathed in red chile paste, or this hearty, but not heavy, stew.
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Venturing inside the home, visitors are immediately struck by a mix of vibrant colors bathed in natural light.
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Bathed in lasers and dry ice, Aphex delivered a devastatingly potent set of mangled hardcore and erroneous electronica.
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He saw just that when Ms. Skolkin fed, bathed and clothed her mother, and kept her spirits up.
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In June, a Malaysian man bathed nude in Gian Lorenzo Bernini's baroque Four Rivers Fountain in Piazza Navona.
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Then stripes in yellows and greens and whites and maroons began to emerge as sunlight bathed the landscape.
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When a large swath of America is bathed in midday darkness for a couple of minutes on Aug.
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From the bodies the Iraqis had recovered, he said, it appeared that many had not bathed in weeks.
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Visitors can walk through reproductions of huge temples, towers and historic buildings that are bathed in colored light.
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They offered multiple interpretations of the sphere and of the triumvirate of world leaders bathed in its light.
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He painted them feeling their way forward, hands on each other's shoulders, bathed in a weird yellow light.
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For gai yang, Isan-style barbecue chicken, thigh meat is bathed in milk muddled with lemongrass and galangal.
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As the workers scrape away, they are bathed in fumes that can cause lesions, brain disorders, and cancer.
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When plucked alive from the sea, blanched lightly and bathed in, say, a sauce of garlic, cilantro and chili oil — as they are served at a small fish restaurant not far away — they taste like a rubbery piece of cartilage, bathed in a sauce of garlic, cilantro and chili oil.
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The cells were bathed in a series of complex chemical nutrients over the course of four stages of development.
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The new lights bathed the city in a pale yellow-white hue, but also added a touch of green.
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A public bathroom bathed in blue light is seen at this Turkey Hill convenience store in Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
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The intimate gallery is bathed in a blue light, as the low throb of house music provides a soundtrack.
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Children should not be bathed with water in the second zone because they might accidentally consume some of it.
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She's bathed in copious amounts of oil, legs crossed just so, with her bush as the photo's focal point.
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He bathed in sacred waters and mounted an octagonal throne, cooled by the shade of a nine-tiered umbrella.
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Even when he's succeeding, he still comes across as unctuous and slimy, perpetually bathed in his own flop-sweat.
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The video, suspiciously, is bathed in red and white-colored lights, eerily reminiscent of the massive retail chain's logo.
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"I'm an atheist, but I feel like the way to describe this is bathed in God's love," Bazer said.
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Thankfully I was wrong, and the curtains pulled back to reveal a stage bathed in red light and smoke.
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To form these bonds, scientists bathed genetically engineered bacteria in a nutrient broth that included silicon and carbon compounds.
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Three weeks later and, though the world is absolutely still ending, most of America is still bathed in sunshine.
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Bathed in dim red light, Hell was everything the name suggests, and yet somehow made it a beautiful experience.
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This leads to a period where HD 131399Ab is bathed in constant sunlight — an interval that lasts 140 years.
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He invited us to imagine neighborhoods and communities bathed in love, not mutual suspicion, not fear of the other.
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I bathed them in smoke for about 15 minutes before panicking that they would taste like stubbed-out cigarettes.
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Bathed in a flattering golden glow, onlookers marveled at the view as "Manhattanhenge" made its final appearance this year.
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And a man who last year broke into her home, showered and bathed reportedly will be sentenced next week.
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The workers said they grabbed her father, stripped the bed, bathed him, cleaned the room, and changed the sheets.
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Electrical pathways weave like streets past skyscrapers formed from transistors and diodes, bathed in a candy-colored LED glow.
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The newly discovered world is shown bathed in dim, crepuscular light, illuminating surface features sculpted by rock and ice.
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As night turns to darkness, you can navigate the moonlit-bathed dirt tracks of what transpires into Desert Maze.
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In one orbit of about 29.5 days, all sides of the moon are bathed in sunlight at some point.
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The residents bathed the boy by pouring pots of water over his head, followed by prayers to an idol.
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We took him on walks, bathed him in the backyard with the hose, scolded him for begging for food.
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She bathed the wood there, sculpted the objects in Philadelphia, sanded them in Cuba, in a spiritually correct way.
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The Philadelphia works are bathed in the orange light of dusk, seen through what looks like a nuclear smog.
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The model is bathed in red, a color that depicts violence, anger and wildness, put onto him by others.
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I decided to photograph the neighborhoods and streets of my city while they were still bathed in orange light.
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We bathed from our helmets and ate a combat ration of canned meals that needed no cooking or heating.
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Bathed in a funk of testosterone, and heaving with homophobia and misogyny, "My Father Die" is a trashy jewel.
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Shreds of green papaya are tossed in, bathed in a blast of fermented fish paste tempered by palm sugar.
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The boy said that Jackson bathed with him, shared a bed with him, gave him gifts and fondled him.
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They have to get their kids dressed, fed and bathed, even if those routine tasks produce shrieks and sobs.
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Bathed in a red glow, Celeste steps on the stage during the film's final moments flocked by backup dancers.
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B. stops by on his way home from work, and we head home to get the kids fed and bathed.
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Tiny, crimson creatures streak about my fogged-up helmet, bathed in the cresting sunlight as a warning pops into view.
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Two years later, Kartel still has a firm grasp of his signature sound: rapid fire flows bathed in salacious lyrics.
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His hotel was so serene, bathed with perfect northern light, that people either returned again and again, or never left.
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Downstairs, there were tropical plants everywhere; brilliant orange-and-white fish swam in an expansive tank bathed in purple lights.
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Since 1971, Letizia Battaglia has documented the rich, dangerous, and sun-bathed lives of the people of Sicily's capital, Palermo.
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Mary was allegedly only bathed when someone would haul the dog cage into the bathroom to spray her with water.
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We have a slightly elevated view of the boardwalk, pier, beach, and ocean, all bathed in different hues of yellow.
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They also had to not have bathed in the past 12 hours, or used antibiotics in the past six months.
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Bourouissa portrays the riders' performances as bathed in glory; the costumes, music, and horsemen's prowess meld into a moving spectacle.
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They too broke through by making neon-bathed pop songs aided by both unknown vocalists (Daya) and young stars (Halsey).
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Yes, Maniac is aesthetically gorgeous, with its IBM-meets-Kubrick bathed in neon production design and hauntingly beautiful musical score.
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The cover of Michael Ondaatje's new novel Warlight shows an archival photo of a 1930s London streetscape bathed in fog.
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"Wow look at this," read a caption, posted over a shaky shot of a gyrating crowd bathed in purple light.
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I bathed the brain's surface with sterile water to check for any active tiny bleeders—oozing or dripping blood vessels.
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Bathed in a score of Vivaldi, Bach, and Purcell, it's Lanthimos's most watchable movie to date, and also his best.
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For the rest of my time in the room, it sat, bathed in red light, following me with its gaze.
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Good tupelo will glow with a light green tint, especially when it's fresh from the comb and bathed in sunlight.
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The sun's broken through a crack in the clouds and a slice of the city below is bathed in light.
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This model is bathed in red, a color that depicts the violence, anger, and wildness put onto him by others.
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The stage of the National Theatre in London is framed with eucalyptus branches and bathed in a warm golden light.
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Adults bathed with attention Daniel and Aaron, the only small children in the place as far as I could tell.
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Hovering above the platform was a disco ball that, when bathed in light, was the show's only nod to glitz.
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In Santo Domingo Este, a short drive from the city center, is an underground lake where Taíno women once bathed.
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Suddenly everybody wanted to smell as if they had just emerged from a kelp forest, bathed clean by the waters.
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Front Burner Bathed in American whiskey, these cherries from Dirty Sue work well in a manhattan or alongside holiday meats.
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When Democratic presidential candidate Julián Castro visited the camp, an animal carcass floated in the Rio Grande as people bathed.
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Finland boasts long, dark winters and short summers bathed in almost continuous light, and came in fifth place last year.
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A persistent musical score gave the dueling scenes a propulsive beat while lights bathed them in a dark blue hue.
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The walls of the simulated house have a deliberately sketched feeling, and the scene is bathed in warm, bright colors.
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Xie's humble books and photographs are quiet survivors that still hide in the shadows even when bathed in museum light.
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Even in the empty reaches of space, if you can see stars, it means you're being bathed in their electromagnetic radiation.
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The couple have bathed and washed their clothes in rainwater collecting on the roof, and are now planning their next move.
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ESA's payload will in fact prospect, looking for lunar water ice in the regions of lunar pole permanently bathed in shadow.
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" But really and truly, we're all here for that "unique and attractive central aperture that is bathed in gentle blue light.
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You can see the silhouettes of riders in the studio in the mirrors behind the instructor, bathed in a violet light.
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We sat overlooking a giant trading floor, a sea of men punching keyboards or barreling across a room bathed in testosterone.
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He said a trailer with showers had arrived Thursday, though it was possible some of the men had not bathed yet.
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Patients are (quite literally) placed on stretchers and sprayed, misted, and bathed for extended periods of time by doctors and specialists.
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After the pets are neutered or spayed, vaccinated and bathed, they are put up for adoption or sent to foster homes.
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The weather had broken the night before, and Paris was bathed in cool midwinter sun, every column and cornice etched clear.
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It is the right thing to do, and it will be bathed in a narrative of press freedoms and moral triumph.
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At the close of the presentation, Samsung employees, bathed in blue light, paraded through the audience holding the new S8 aloft.
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I arrived at the Ace on a dreadfully rainy Sunday, and the inviting foyer was glowing orange and bathed in warmth.
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But too much of the text is bathed in a sympathetic wash of orchestral writing that ultimately weakens the emotional impact.
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To celebrate, the castle is bathed in emerald light at night, casting a magical "Wizard of Oz" mood over the evenings.
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The cover photo showed a young boy at a computer keyboard, bathed in blue light, eyes wide, mouth opened in horror.
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She's freshly bathed (hair washed and everything), has a full face of makeup, is wearing every accessory imaginable, and — wait, what?
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We defecated in an incinerator toilet behind a curtain, and we bathed with a stockpile of baby wipes—no real showers.
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It's barbecue season, and Canadians might soon be flipping burgers that have been bathed in radiation before they hit the grill.
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"Freshly bathed, Kamala set about preparing her family's evening meal," Collingham writes of an Indian family living near Patna in 1811.
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They posed on a white sofa bathed in neon-pink light and crowned with fake white flowers, a fluorescent bridal fantasia.
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When she arrived, she saw the emerald green poblanos, bathed in a pure white nogada and topped with jeweled pomegranate seeds.
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Once, it was dry-aged beef bathed in rendered beef fat, tasting the way the air at Peter Luger smells: hypnotic.
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He was right to worry; over the months that followed, the city of his youth, Lahore, would be bathed in blood.
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I've killed pretty much every plant I have ever been given, and my second-floor apartment isn't exactly bathed in sunlight.
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Each creature was bathed, then dyed in a specially prepared organic vat of indigo, leaving each a different shade of blue.
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That's right, and so you look at the polling, forget ... Elections are bathed in money, but you look at policy issues.
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The new scooter looks mostly similar at a glance, bathed in day-glo red with "Jump" written in big, white block lettering.
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Daenerys, on the other hand, bathed King's Landing in both wildfire and dragon fire, leaving thousands of burned corpses in her wake.
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Bathed in the melancholy spring sunshine, they represent the anticlimactic denouement of an end-of-season DVD that's yet to be released.
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The gallery's layout contributes much to this striking presentation: the artworks are bathed in light and shown in an impossibly long row.
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" Benassatto explains, "We bathed in the Xingu River and also ate fish for lunch and dinner that also came from the river.
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Within a couple of minutes, we've all been recaptured by guards — the group of players next to us, bathed in blue light.
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If you're already stuck next to someone who bathed in cologne, Dr. Voigt recommends pinching your nose and breathing through your mouth.
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"We've got to rebuild stuff, you know?" said Brandon Jeske, a Clinton supporter coming to the door as his two kids bathed.
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Because there, in the very spot where once the Holy Family sat inflated and bathed in LED... THERE WAS NOTHING AT ALL.
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We learned from him that at this point in the story, at least half of the country had been bathed in napalm.
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He apparently "imagined the Rotunda itself as a high-energy collider full of explosive energy bathed in light," according to the Schirn.
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They were all bathed, and they had all gone to the mosque and prayed—even Shockie, who found prayer distasteful and feminine.
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They were women of action, prepared to defy authority to make their vision a reality bathed in the light of the day.
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Before Barbie, dolls were babies, to be fed and burped and bathed and wheeled around in prams and put down for naps.
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Everything is bathed in golden sunlight, and there's a nip in the air—big feels and plot twists abound in equal measure.
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The New York mayor's office left a simple message to express pride in the city as it bathed in the golden light.
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On Baseball CHICAGO — He stood on the grass in shallow left field, bathed in the glow of the lights above Waveland Avenue.
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It is bathed in soft lamplight throughout the day and suffused by the smell of incense and soap, a gentle woodsy odor.
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The backgrounds are uniformly dark blue, but the paintings are bathed in light, which emanates from suavely painted areas of bare skin.
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The video you made for "Bathed in Light" was sort of a nod to that—the over-the-top fireworks and pyrotechnics.
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She somehow dwarfed not only the head of state, who bathed in her reflected glory, but even the imposing imperial backdrop itself.
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And not like "epic party, bro" epic, I mean a fucking bathed-in-sunlight-Gandalf-leading-the-cavalry-down-the-mountainside epic.
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In Australia, sunlight bathed the many vibrant species of reef fish almost constantly, but they lived against a kaleidoscopic backdrop of coral.
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In the 1930s and the 1940s, The Times was largely silent as anti-Semitism rose up and bathed the world in blood.
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Rubén Ortiz Torres gathered decommissioned patrol vehicles damaged in altercations with cartels and then bathed them in midnight blue and millennial pink.
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" — Elie Wiesel, "Memoirs," describing how the Nazis separated his family during the Holocaust "'I'm going to take your child to get bathed.
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Children in New York City today can sometimes spend up to 90 percent of their average day inside, bathed in indoor life.
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The facade of City Hall was bathed in light, by turns showing the Star of David and the colors of the rainbow.
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When these lucky few look up from the page, their eyes rest on a soaring altar of books bathed in celestial light.
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But 6-year-old North West's bedroom is bathed entirely in pink — complete with a massive pink butterfly headboard and matching vanity.
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He bathed and shaved irregularly; his suits, stained with chemicals, were clownishly baggy because he feared that tight clothing caused internal bleeding.
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We ate modestly, but we couldn't resist the classic French dessert moelleux au chocolat, a molten chocolate cake bathed in crème anglaise.
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Because she's accidentally burned her dress, they're alone on the porch, bathed in the light of the bigger dance happening behind them.
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Today's grid is bathed in 21st-century vernacular and comes with 10 debuts, including a few that provoked visceral responses from me.
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If you are sensitive to emotional stress, then being bathed in that stress would over time wear and tear on your body.
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The two etchings were side by side, the one on the left bright and full of detail, as though bathed in sunlight.
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SOUTHPORT, England — The wind off the Irish Sea pushed away the rain clouds and bathed Royal Birkdale in sunshine, Stars and Stripes.
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Bathed in the yellow light from the solar eclipse, we stopped working, shared our glasses and participated in a communal experience. September.
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But last year was unique, because Congress passed a big corporate tax cut that essentially bathed a sizzling economy in lighter fluid.
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She even had her own lighting specialists, who monitored news outlets' lighting apparatuses for shadows and bathed her in pure white light.
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Capturing, in film-like progression, blowing curtains and flouncy dresses bathed in breathtaking light, the images record fleeting moments of quotidian beauty.
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The meat is first bathed in a fragrant wet marinade, perfumed with lemongrass, garlic, ginger, shallots, fish sauce, sugar and five-spice powder.
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Its event was hosted in a unique environment, with little seating, pop-up talks in different spots and was bathed in red light.
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The photic zone, which is bathed in sunlight during the day, and starlight and moonlight at night, reaches down a few hundred metres.
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He was the antithesis to the current culture of reality and social media stars who stay bathed in the glow of their followers.
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But in a cramped, fifth-floor conference room bathed in harsh fluorescent light, eight students were sitting down for the ULI's weekly meeting.
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"The clear air produces evenings that are full of stars and during the full moon everything is bathed in ethereal light," Menrad writes.
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When the supermodel, 46, needed some Vitamin D, she sun bathed in her backyard topless wearing only a tiny black thong bikini bottom.
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The 56-second ad, bathed in a red-orange tinge, links comments from Democratic leaders with the so-called resistance movement against Trump.
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Thus was born the #ILookLikeAnEngineer hashtag, which trended in early August and briefly bathed Twitter in a lovely, many-hued, multi-gender glow.
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We've never had to drill through anything like that using an autonomous system, let alone one that's being bathed in radiation from Jupiter.
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For 18 months they drank, bathed, washed their dishes and their laundry with the brownish, strange-smelling water coming out of their taps.
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And at night, the breakfast lounge transforms into a clubby bar bathed in pink light, ideal for sipping glasses of rosé and Champagne.
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Auckland's iconic Sky Tower was bathed in white light to commemorate the backpacker, who went missing in New Zealand's largest city on Dec.
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The final suit was a special, waterproof bath suit, which was made to get wet during the scene where Dumbo is getting bathed.
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With no national symbols and no Polish flags, she and her supporters stood out in a city center bathed in red and white.
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The film is "bathed in light so lusciously golden and honeyed that you might be tempted to lick the screen," Ms. Dargis said.
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Grande is bathed in colored lights throughout the show, which can make her difficult to distinguish from her dancers or to photograph effectively.
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Legend has it that Roman god Hercules and members of the Roman Empire aristocracy once bathed in the mineral waters of Băile Herculane.
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Dog parents will love that it distracts their little furball so they can be bathed properly, and dogs will just love the treats.
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It only really fully sputters to life for a few hours each Friday night when their football stadium is bathed in fluorescent light.
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The tortellini, filled with cured meats, fresh pork and Parmigiano-Reggiano, are compact, perfectly formed and served in broth or bathed in cream.
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As a visitor, I strolled the grounds, admiring the plants, the bright blue paint on the walls, the water fountain where birds bathed.
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Bullet holes are still visible on "Witness Protection Program" (2020), a cop car bathed in midnight blue, millennial pink, and lavender candy paint.
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When Avi wakes, Payam is standing above him, bathed in the light of the desert sun (it is suggested they landed in Algeria).
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This is where the 51 dancers of this troupe, founded in 1985, spend their days, rehearsing in spacious studios bathed in Florida sunshine.
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Despite places like Australia being bathed in sun, the cost of traditional silicon-based solar cells hasn't inspired people to buy, buy, buy.
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The film, Ms. Dargis wrote, is "bathed in light so lusciously golden and honeyed that you might be tempted to lick the screen."
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The extra-large Stardust cherries from the Pacific Northwest are pitted and bathed in cherry juice, spices and whiskies from Kentucky and Tennessee.
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The entire stock market is bathed in the glow of Big Tech now, and some investors are beginning to squint against the glare.
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With her gaze trained offstage, she is bathed in warm light, holding a whispered conversation from which she refuses to be dragged away.
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Washing here requires heating water in an oil drum over an open fire in the snow; Ali has not bathed in a month.
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His paintings, from Yale's modest collection, are beautiful, majestic, bathed in a golden haze, as the almost otherworldly "Glacier Point Trail" (1873) shows.
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Fried chicken, bathed overnight in buttermilk and seasoned with Charles Gabriel's secret spice mix, with sides of mac and cheese and collard greens.
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Shells drop from the sky near them and they barely duck, dulled to the danger by being bathed in it for so long.
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Xiaoze Xie's humble books and photographs are quiet survivors that still hide in the shadows even when they are bathed in museum light.
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Bathed in a spotlight bouncing off the glaring paleness of his chest and white mesh vest, Sivan started the show in front a curtain.
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Chris Salvatore, 31, took to Instagram on Wednesday to announce Cook's death, featuring a beautiful photo of his friend sitting and bathed in sunlight.
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"Fredy Hirsch ordered the counselors to make sure the children bathed, cleanliness and hygiene were essential," Kraus said, but he couldn't prevent their deaths.
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The kittens were taken in and bathed by Lloyd, who received advice on what to do with them from the Veterinary Poisons Information Service.
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Back in the lab on Majorca, they bathed the tadpoles in antifungals and kept them in captivity for months, until rains replenished the ponds.
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The model was then scaled down to the pixel resolution of the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter's images, and bathed in virtual sunlight at different angles.
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But don't read too much into that, experts say — because those rats bathed in more radiation than even the heaviest cellphone users would experience.
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Sunshine poured in the window as she ended the performance—eyes gently closed, immersed in the darkness of the music but bathed in light.
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This room of figures, light, and sound is an interesting counterpoint to the silent army, bathed in bold bright gallery light that waits outside.
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One man literally bathed in Reese's, so they created a Reese's Oasis in his backyard, complete with a swimming pool full of their candy.
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The singer looked distracted, flashing irritated looks as she powered through the song, backed only by a piano and bathed in a lone spotlight.
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On an average day, I walked about eight hours, produced my two output streams, ate, bathed, laundered my sweaty gear, packed, unpacked, and repacked.
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The trees would provide some cover, but as long as the scrubbers were running, everything around her was bathed in a pale red glow.
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It should be worth a watch for anyone who wants to see Ryan Gosling look like he bathed in a bottle of '19773s aftershave.
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I like to cook leaner wild salmon, like sockeye, this way: bathed in citrusy oil, so the fish stays silky and doesn't dry out.
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At about noon the next day, Hawkins got the girls from the vehicle and bathed them before taking them to the hospital, authorities said.
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I took my 2,400 hours of videotape home and spent a year watching it, bathed in the constant message that I needed so much.
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We were in a private hotel dining room that felt like a surgical theatre: a silent, scrubbed, white-walled room bathed in bright light.
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However, when I walked into Sektor 909, thoughts of protests dissolved with the beats pulsing through the mirrored space bathed in seductive red strobes.
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It's about the dogs and making sure they're taken care of and loved and bathed - that they know what it's like to feel loved.
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He said this was true even though police had bathed the car in bright lights, suggesting that occupants were not free to drive away.
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For decades, fans have regularly bathed pictures of him in thousands of gallons of milk, a sign of devotion usually reserved for Hindu idols.
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That filthy patch of water where the cows pissed and shit was the same water that Mae and her family drank and bathed in.
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Outside Rome he saw, and painted, countryside bathed in the hazy sunset light that he knew and loved in Claude Lorrain's 17th-century landscapes.
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I went to the backyard and found my uncle bathed in flashing light, trying to convince a throng of cops that everything was fine.
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The sensory overload I experienced online paled in comparison to what I was experiencing in these half a dozen rooms bathed in light bulbs.
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Water service in his home has been restored, but he does not have hot water, which means he has not bathed for a while.
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On a recent day, in the brutal midday heat, the migrants bathed their children in plastic buckets as the Mexican National Guard watched silently.
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A 30-year-old Malaysian man bathed nude in Gian Lorenzo Bernini's baroque Four Rivers Fountain in Piazza Navona and received a €450 fine.
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At Marcelo's, another standout is the chicharrones verdes, chewy pork skins bathed in tomatillos, green chiles and cilantro, then served inside plush corn tortillas.
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He'd always been tightly wound, a performer, a sideways glancer, at ease only in those brief intervals when the crowd bathed him in adoration.
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Yasmin is asleep outdoors, bathed in the orange glow of her space heater, when a man sneaks up to steal her source of warmth.
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This chicken — bathed in a musky, chile-fueled sauce that's made to behave by plump, sweet prunes — presents these wines with a sturdy partner.
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Many looked as if Mr. Gogos had invited the monsters into his studio, where he meticulously lighted them and bathed them in brilliant hues.
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Two other nude women bathed in tubs filled individually with raw eggs, beef blood, and gray clay, and then were wrapped in white sheets.
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So we bathed Donald Trump, dressed Donald Trump in his blue overalls and then gently put Donald Trump to bed next to his twin.
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Taste it, the way it combines the fat-bathed richness of fresh beef with the tight focus of meat cured by salt and smoke.
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Some colonies will be bathed in warm water, others in water that's been acidified, and still others in water that's both warm and acidified.
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Whether indoors, or outdoors, or bathed in the extreme light of a TV studio, nobody in public life is as orange as the President.
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He and his co-author, Claudia Rumold, bathed the tools in a sonicator, which dislodged the starch grains from the pores using sonic waves.
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The children ages 2 to 29 were mostly pale and severely underweight, they hadn&apost bathed for months and the house reeked of human waste.
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As he was bathed in the light of Drogon's fire breath, many of us — myself included — saw the mysterious villain in a whole new light.
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For weeks after I watched, I saw Carrie's blood-soaked figure, bathed in red light and surrounded by flames, every time I closed my eyes.
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In one segment, a Drum Circle is seen at nighttime under a spotlight that isolates the musicians and leaves the surrounding space bathed in darkness.
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In a working battery, these anodes and cathodes alternate, and are bathed in an electrolyte made of seawater with some potassium hydroxide dissolved in it.
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Bathed in violet light inspired by James Turrell, the sessions are taught by the likes of Mallika Chopra (daughter of Deepak), Davidji and Steve Ross.
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In real life, the mountains of West Virginia are often bathed in an eerie mist, and this feels perfectly at home in a Fallout game.
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This was the church where my kids were christened, the church where I was bathed in prayers when I thought I was on my deathbed.
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Federer joined in with some dazzling party pieces of his own but played largely within himself — smiling occasionally as Willis bathed in an unfamiliar spotlight.
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A vibrantly green plant blurs, then is seen reflected in a mirror, then in full verdant regalia as the room becomes bathed in natural light.
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Secreted away in a thicket of trees, and bathed in soft neons, a DJ stood still and silent, shepherding slow, formless music into the forest.
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The Coup's sound matched the time, with Riley's flow bathed in frenetic funk—references to Ghanian revolutionaries over samples of a late-60s jazz trio.
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I am so surprised that Chichester doesn't recoil at the smell of Delaney, who looks like he hasn't bathed or changed his shirt in weeks.
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Before parting with the watch, he spoke to more than 150 attendees bathed in red and purple light and snacking on edamame dumplings and sushi.
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Recover with another southern specialty: a fleshy sea bream, generously bathed in turmeric, rubbed with garlic, and fried whole, that is mercifully spared of chilies.
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According to the complaint, both fish have similar textures, making it hard for people to tell them apart, especially when they are bathed in sauce.
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A bowl of warm, fresh tofu and plump poached oysters, bathed in potato-skin dashi and dotted with arame seaweed, sent shivers down my spine.
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Painted white and bathed in floodlight, it resembled a sleek fighter plane, but its mission was to ferry thousands of tourists to and from space.
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It was the performance of the front-runner Mr. Rubio had hoped to be at this point, and a hometown crowd bathed him in applause.
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Many places offer a cup of hot broth on the side, but at Tacos Charlie most people order their tacos "bañados"—literally bathed in sauce.
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In one remote hamlet reachable only by boat or footpath, I saw a stunted 4-year-old, Umar Amin, being bathed by his big sister.
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Bathed in red light, the indefatigable Joseph Drouet delivered it breathlessly into a camera while his performance was simultaneously projected on a screen behind him.
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For dessert, we ordered the suspiro (breath) de chiramoya, chunks of the buttery custard apple bathed in dulce de leche and topped with soft meringue.
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The first lady, Laura Bush, joined Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani for the flip of the switch, which bathed the tree in red, white and blue.
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Elsewhere, momos are turned into chaat, in the tradition of Indian street snacks, bathed in yogurt, sour-sweet tamarind sauce and a rousing green chutney.
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The Empire State Building, 0003 Times Square, 1 World Trade Center and other New York City skyscrapers were bathed in orange light on Wednesday night.
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The edifice is visible from the National Assembly's building, and at night its facade is bathed in the glow of soft spotlights: a victors' taunt.
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When Garcia asked what happened, he says Harte told him he undressed him and bathed him because he was covered in vomit after blacking out.
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Currence said on the morning before he was arrested for attacking Mary, he awoke and bathed himself "meticulously" before heading out for a doctor's appointment.
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The smoke from the raging bushfires has bathed many major cities in an eerie orange glow and created apocalyptic scenes of destruction across the continent.
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It is a small but lively scene, a dim space bathed in flashing neon lights where cocktails sell for $3.50 and premium beers for $4.
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Finally, I would fall asleep, only to wake up a few hours later bathed in such intense self-hatred that I couldn't stand my life.
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Laurie takes Jo outside, and they have their own mini-dance party on the front porch bathed in the light of the larger party inside.
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Cooler, bluer lighting tones help alertness while the cabin will be bathed in warmer tones before travelers are encouraged to go to sleep, Capps said.
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Much of "The Stranger in the Woods" is devoted to logistics: How Knight bathed (sponge baths), how he kept warm (pacing), how he eluded detection.
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His introspective interiors, which feature the simple, classical architecture of 18th-century Copenhagen apartments bathed in Scandinavia's soft northern light, present havens of timeless tranquillity.
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When Peacock departed after walking Tyler Collins with one out in the fifth, the home crowd bathed him in applause, fully appreciative of his performance.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel felt bathed in popularity when she dissed the president and the NATO alliance in public remarks at a Munich beer garden.
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You enter the modest, cabanalike structure barefoot, walk though shallow currents of gently eddying water and exit — bathed, baptized — onto a beach of soft sand.
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Each body is bathed and shrouded, in line with Islamic rites, before being sent to the cemetery where the imams carry out a full Islamic funeral.
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So these songs also fall short of Dion's inspiring vulgarity, prettily puttering along instead, tied up in ribbons and bows, bathed in high-fructose corn syrup.
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"So I guess no one here has bathed their child in their own kitchen before?" said one person, who is truly living the galaxy brain meme.
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Especially since Swift has been teasing everyone with pastel pictures featuring flowers, butterflies, and rainbows all bathed in pinky hues on her post-Reputation Instagram feed.
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There's no gravity onboard, but there is a glass wall that separates the visiting humans from the aliens, who are bathed in a misty white light.
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Laithongrien said nearly a third of the elephants at the event no longer gave rides to visitors, but were available to be petted, bathed and fed.
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She lives in Washington, where the days are often gray and dismal and the yellow makes her feel like she has bathed in sunlight, she said.
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Just breathe through it and the shock will pass and you'll be left with a cool tingling sensation, like you just bathed your brain in mouthwash.
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All they have to do is sit back, not say a word, and they get fed, put down to bed, bathed, and changed into fresh clothes.
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During long hauls, such as trips from Dallas to Philadelphia, Holan would have to stop the train to make sure the animals were fed and bathed.
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"Put on the blue lights," he added, noting that the president had bathed the White House in colorful lights in the past to honor other groups.
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Some parents also claim they have been told their children are being taken to be bathed or cleaned up, then the adults don't see them again.
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In my heart's locket, five gangly brown-skinned kids, cousins, will be forever at play beneath a pair of crêpe-myrtle trees bathed in June sunshine.
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The place was large and crowded; I found her in the middle of a big group, in a corner bathed in light the color of Darjeeling.
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Antarctica gets bathed in almost 24 hours of sunlight per day in the summertime: If the vodka doesn't make you feel invincible, the endless days will.
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"On Sight" fizzes to life as an alarum, its mutant TB-303 riff bathed in the digital distortion that invited so many comparisons to Death Grips.
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And so let's turn to my friend Vey's simple broiled salmon, bathed in tamari and lemon, which she serves with wild rice and buttery steamed broccoli.
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I wanted to retreat back to my usual "flick of the smarty pants" stories, accepting I'd been too bathed in newsprint to ever emerge a Writer.
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It's a beautiful song, and Del Rio looks stunning, decked out in stark black-and-white against a hazy red curtain, bathed in soft crimson light.
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"Scars of Independence" makes lookers-on of us all, forcing readers to confront the visceral realities of a conflict too often bathed in warm, nostalgic light.
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When Luke remembers the days leading up to his family's being split apart, he sees Offred and Hannah bathed in pale sunlight making chocolate-chip pancakes.
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I only have one patient, and he's my favorite, but we have our routine down so he's tucked in, bathed, meds in, and ready for bed.
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Frank Ocean "Ivy" (Boys Don't Cry) Mr. Ocean's nod to heartbreak is analytical and calm, but not cold — a wilting aria bathed in watery guitar reverb.
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In the southern town of Khan Younis, a woman bathed her children in a bucket in the street, while a man doused his horse with water.
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The first Sunday Service videos he posted online in January were bathed in colored light, in tones heavily reminiscent of some of Turrell's most famous installations.
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The two bots were supposed to survive for the length of an entire lunar day — about two weeks, when the Moon is bathed in constant sunlight.
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These were men who shopped at Farm & Fleet, who used dish detergent as body wash, who often bathed nude in the shallows of gelid freshwater lakes.
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The family is packing up her home, preparing for her transition to an elder care facility, and Nonna needs to be bathed and brought to the bathroom.
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Capesante e prosciutto consisted of tender, well-browned sea scallops tucked inside prosciutto slices, bathed in a prosecco-cream-lemon-mustard sauce and served with mixed vegetables.
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I'll tell you what, if the kids in a rich suburb of Detroit had been drinking contaminated water and being bathed in it, there would've been action.
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Fans gathered at his Paisley Park complex near Minneapolis, celebs tweeted their condolences, landmarks across the nation were bathed in purple, even President Obama noted his passing.
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Then the gross part—some products needed to be bathed in fetal bovine serum, essence of unborn baby cow blood, which helps the meat to grow larger.
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Even in Mexico City, some 22013km away from the epicentre, the Ángel de la Independencia monument, bathed in green and red light for upcoming national holidays, swayed.
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Across the world, from Australia to Amsterdam, landmarks were bathed in Turkey's national colors of red and white on Wednesday as cities stood in solidarity with Istanbul.
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Bottles containing expressed milk, held in bags made of silicon-coated nylon, are hung from a plate and bathed in the wax, which is then heated further.
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And now there is the Global Greening, in which landmarks from the Great Wall of China to the Eiffel Tower in Paris are bathed in green light.
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The moment of totality, according to Dr Diego, is its own phenomenon, similar to night-time but different, with the landscape bathed in the corona's faint light.
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Landmark buildings around the world were bathed in green light after President Donald Trump announced that he is withdrawing the U.S. from a landmark, international climate agreement.
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She keeps her home's remote-controlled shades down as much as possible to reduce the heat that floods into her sun-bathed home facing spectacular Biscayne Bay.
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For Spartak matches, the arena is bathed in red-and-white; when the national team is in town, it switches to the colours of the Russian flag.
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One of her strongest is her iconic shot of fiddler Johnny Doherty bathed in light, while accordionist Joe Burke shares a laugh with a friend behind him.
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A revolution in how we understand a debilitating disease that affects the spine is happening in a laboratory in downtown Toronto, bathed in an eerie pink light.
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With less than two months to go, I couldn't ignore that (nieces and nephews included) I'd never changed a diaper or fed and bathed a baby before.
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As I watch over my son sleeping sound and snug on those nights, I know that he is bathed, his belly is full and he is safe.
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Threads of celery curl around raw mackerel, given a breath of char and bathed in a soy analogue fermented from rye, with a precise flicker of yuzu.
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For her $1893 premium admission, Ms. Tahir also bathed a tiger, bottle-fed a cub and posed for a photo with a tiger's head in her lap.
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The German, a four-times world champion with Red Bull who leads Hamilton by 25 points, lapped the sun-bathed island circuit in one minute, 12.572 seconds.
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A lone girl sat on the front steps, bathed by yellow light spilling from windows in which the silhouettes of revelers held pool cues and beer bottles.
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Bright pink and purple love seats dotted the rooms, and colored lights bathed the scene as a DJ on a stage played mostly '70s and '80s music.
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But most importantly, Lennox was speaking to a particular type of woman—the Black women who bathed themselves in shea butter before it was popular or trendy.
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After the first polls closed Tuesday night, millions of Americans huddled around their TVs, posted up at bars, and bathed in the cool light of their phones.
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Cioppino alla Barese brought a basin of clams, shrimp, scallops, calamari and other selections from the sea, bathed in a light marinara on a bed of linguine.
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Director of photography Henry Braham has bathed Guardians 2 in a warm, off-center light that makes almost every scene look like it's taking place during sunrise.
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For one unreleased song, he cleared a section in the crowd to scream over a cacophonous burst of complex drum rhythms, bathed in almost-apocalyptic red lights.
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Her crew makes hundreds a day the Texas Mexican way, each tortilla bathed in chile sauce and softened in hot oil before being rolled around its filling.
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Players walk to their places through cheering throngs of fans as a handpicked song booms over the loudspeakers and the auditorium becomes bathed in cool, blue light.
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"I couldn't imagine that it would be stirring to see a chicken ministered to, bathed underneath its wing, and to see teen boys doing that," says Granik.
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Then, as if touched by an angel's wand, the entire southern facade of the cathedral lit up, its pillars, gargoyles and flying buttresses bathed in bright white.
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Stories need to be written, baby needs to get bathed; we can go one more day without filling the car up with gas, buying groceries, doing laundry.
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Each one is polished to perfection, placed on a plinth and bathed in a soft spotlight, picking out the glint of silver and the gleam of gold.
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During the civil rights era, when black kids were being thrown out of swimming pools, Rogers and a black character bathed their feet together in a tub.
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Offutt's magic is that all of Tucker's entanglements are dealt with in a manner so roundly humane you feel bathed in light, not plunged in the dark.
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The National Security Operations Center occupies a large windowless room, bathed in blue light, on the third floor of the National Security Agency's headquarters outside of Washington.
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The undulating greens that overlook Lac de La Gruyère are surrounded by farms, red tiled roofs and mountains — the Prealps of Fribourg — bathed in a pink glow.
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In contrast, the other floor remains open and bathed in natural light, even if some of the installations by the artist Carsten Höller are already brightly lit.
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Mr. Haynes is happy to set a wolf after Ben in the woods, a jaggedly shot chase bathed in midnight blue, but he refrains from easy sentimentalism.
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As its subtitle accurately acknowledges, the canvases are seen by "Neither Day Nor Night," but bathed in a third light, that of full moons, dreams or faith.
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The girl chooses the crashing wave and is suddenly sucked down into the water where she and the world around her, are bathed in color and light.
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I'll tell you what: If the kids in a rich suburb of Detroit had been drinking contaminated water and being bathed in it, there would've been action.
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The Spanish fourth seed, however, barely broke sweat as she swept aside French wild card Myrtille Georges 6-2 6-0 on a sun-bathed Court Philippe Chatrier.
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The King wore a 20173 kilogram (22017 lb) crown and was bathed with holy water during parts of the ceremony, which featured incense, yellow flowers and auspicious oils.
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On Saturday evening one of the Pigeon Rocks, striking natural rock arches by Beirut's sea shore, was bathed alternately in the colors of the Belgian and Lebanese flags.
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Bisexual lighting shows up in the futuristic genre cyberpunk, which imagines an era in which high technology and low technology combine and cities are neon-bathed, landmarkless Gothams.
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I'll tell you what: if the kids in a rich suburb of Detroit had been drinking contaminated water and being bathed in it, there would have been action.
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The man's white shirt and face are bathed in blood, and he appears to be trying hold his wounds shut as a police officer helps escort him away.
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We were bathed in a comforting dark as I snaked my way down her taut torso, stopping briefly to pay heed to the birthmark just below her breast.
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"I'll tell you what, if the kids in a rich suburb of Detroit had been drinking contaminated water and being bathed in it, there would've been action," Mrs.
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Landing from Riyadh to an unusual Heathrow bathed in glorious sunshine, then driving home in the early hours past bright rolling green fields, I should have felt uplifted.
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Under flickering gaslights, the unmarried siblings bathed in old-fashioned zinc tubs, slept in their childhood bedrooms and dined on meals prepared on the kitchen's antiquated coal stove.
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While her pianist Tedd Firth bathed her in lush harmonies, she couldn't find a relaxed, dreamy style that would allow her to float happily downstream under the stars.
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" But who cares, if you're a reader who imagines being bathed in milk, adorned with amethysts and kissed by a gorgeous stranger who says: "I know your soul.
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Some were al dente, some softened until silky, all bathed in a luscious green sauce and topped with crunchy chorizo-fat bread crumbs and tart coins of rhubarb.
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That tilt is about 23.5 degrees (for now), which means different parts of the world get bathed with various intensities of light over the course of a year.
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As Mr. Xi bathed in the adoring news coverage of his pronouncements, Mr. Ren fired off a few gruff comments to his nearly 38 million followers on Sina.
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At the plant, the birds are dumped into a chute that leads to the "live hang" area, a room bathed in black light, which keeps the birds calm.
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Altogether they tested five wearable devices, five sprays and one candle, using human volunteers who hadn't bathed or used deodorant for at least 15 hours before the experiments.
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The poignant, observant watercolors by the illustrator E. B. Lewis (no relation) are bathed in subtly changing light, making homespun scenes of country life seem celestial and exalted.
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Thursday's opening certainly had a buzz, the large, oak-clad foyer designed by architects Haworth Tompkins bathed in its own golden glow thanks to hundreds of hanging lamps.
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The brooding sauce bathed the velvet figs, and the earthy depth of the sauce made the already succulent fish a fine partner for some priceless bottles of red.
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The very first song they released "How Did I Get Here"—a hip-hop influenced track bathed in chillwave's fuzzy runoff—started gaining traction on a few blogs.
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It is grounded in the written word, bathed in Jordan almond shades, and proof that the more you consider camp, the more slippery, confounding and absorbing it becomes.
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This is the artist whose "Piss Christ," his infamous image of a plastic crucifix bathed in urine, sparked the first skirmish in the culture wars 30 years ago.
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He settled back in his chair and propped his baseball cap on the back of his head with the bill tilted up so the sun bathed his face.
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A Dominican mother quietly bathed her children over a drain in the playground, while homeless men reeking of rum stumbled around the hallways and the windswept parking lot.
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Recipe: Coconut Shrimp Curry With Mushrooms For moderately spicy curries bathed in coconut milk like this one, I would look for a bottle of spätlese riesling from Germany.
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Design is ultimately the most striking thing about this production, its set (by Alexander Borovsky) bathed in light (by Damir Ismagilov) that's by turns golden and stark white.
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They bathed the untrained neurons in RNA from trained cells, then gave them a shock, and saw that they fired in the same way that trained neurons do.
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The adults mingled — the men, freshly shaved, their shirts starched and white, and the women, bathed in fabrics of every color, dotted with jewels, and clutching new purses.
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The women there, almost too exhausted for despair, are like drab dots in an Andrew Wyeth landscape, bathed in a dusky light that further deadens everything it touches.
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You know the one: the one who smells "bad" because she hasn't bathed in days; the one who carries her home on her body; the one who begs.
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While Mr. Sanders boasted that "no campaign has a grass-roots movement like we do," and was bathed in "Bernie, Bernie!" chants, he otherwise ignored his Democratic opponents.
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Instead he was on the tiled patio of Mar-a-Lago, bathed in golden light, with his wife and son Barron, who had reached teenagerhood two days earlier.
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At night, bathed in the glow of a television soap opera, the women of Twante worked, pouring boiled water not into earthen vessels but into scavenged plastic bottles.
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But the isolated fact of a savage murder on a suburban summer morning stuns by its immediacy, and by being bathed in artificial light by the news media.
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Marvin has never been much of a crier, according to her mother, Kallie, who fed, dressed and bathed her during the three months she spent in a wheelchair.
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Instead, he wants to use his music as a means to transport his audience into a new space outside of themselves — a non-physical realm bathed in light.
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On a recent afternoon, Seabra's Marisqueira restaurant at 87 Madison Street was crowded with devourers of cockles bathed in garlic sauce and grilled lobster stuffed with crab meat.
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Veterinarians immediately sedated, bathed and shaved the feline to remove the remaining oil, then hooked him up to IV fluids to flush out the remaining oil in his system.
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In the video for "6 Inch," a track that shows up about halfway through Lemonade, you see Bey, bathed in red light, in the reflection of a rearview mirror.
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The forms are pristine and polished, the graphic images precise and mirrored, and they are all bathed in the illusion of newness that makes them particularly attractive for consumption.
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In July 2017, BuzzFeed News published a shocking report that Kelly held women against their will and controlled their lives, including their diets and when they bathed and slept.
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The moments between fights are bathed in bright neon lights amid the bluish hues of Berlin, and the scenes linger long enough to highlight a stunning attention to detail.
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For our dinner, Fingal digs a hole in the field, lights a fire, and ties a spreadeagled hogget—bathed in butter, beaten with rosemary twigs—on a Patagonian cross.
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As a result, the pen was immaculate, and the sheep even appeared freshly bathed themselves—cleaner and fluffier than most of the clouds that you see in polluted Seoul.
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There's Schiller's bathed-in-sludge soundscapes, and the unsettling chants and six-feet-under screams Ohara recorded in Japan and shot over to Barr to add into the mix.
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In Rio, the statue of Christ the Redeemer was lit up in green spotlights above the city, while the presidential palace in Brasilia was also bathed in green light.
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The meme was borne out of an episode of the BBC's Sherlock where Watson appears to express homosexual desires for Holmes, all while bathed in pink and blue light.
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But unlike our planet, 55 Cancri e is tidally locked with its star, meaning one side is always bathed in light while the other side is always in darkness.
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Despite the hospital's uncertainty about exactly how Curry Bird landed in this dilemma, this isn't the first or even second time a gull has wound up bathed in orange.
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The lake had given Mainakinay and his ancestors everything—they drank from it, bathed in it, fished in it, and wove mats and baskets and huts from its reeds.
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Both Alikhani and her refreshing faloodeh , a Persian sorbet made with vermicelli noodles frozen into a misshapen but satisfying lump and bathed in sweet lime juice, come up roses.
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Santiago knows it may be unsafe, but his 9-year-old daughter bathed in the water stream while he filled up a number of plastic bottles with the liquid.
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But as darkness fell and the tower's 408-foot spire was bathed in light, photographs spread across social media accompanied by a question: Where were the black and yellow?
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Bathed in warm humor and wistful longing, it's a film that stays with you long after it's over, a lingering reminder of the inextricable link between love and place.
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"I'll tell you what, if the kids in a rich suburb of Detroit had been drinking contaminated water and being bathed in it, there would've been action," Clinton said.
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Eight women told the Times that Weinstein had either asked for a massage, starting massaging them without permission, gotten naked in front of them, or bathed in their presence.
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On Baseball CLEVELAND — The engine of the Cleveland Indians knelt on the grass in front of the shortstop hole Saturday, bathed in the sparkling midday sunshine before batting practice.
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Some migrants bathed in a nearby river, including Kinzinyer Gabriela Hernandez, 17, a Honduran migrant who was traveling with her 2-year-old daughter and 16-year-old sister.
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That means when I arrive at 11:30 the residents will all be freshly bathed and dressed as they sit sleeping at the dining table or staring into space.
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Welcoming each audience member to a room bathed in soft, gold light, she perched on the edge of the bed and stroked the brush's rubber bristles and wooden handle.
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There is much gratification and practical use to be had through the sliding, tapping and clicking that we all do incessantly, bathed in the encouraging glow of our screens.
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"It was rare that someone would come in to do the Joker voice for more than 20 minutes who didn't end up bathed in sweat," director Andrea Romano said.
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Bistek This is the fastest recipe from Angela Dimayuga's 10 Essential Filipino Recipes, seared steak and onions quickly bathed in a mixture of freshly squeezed lemon and orange juices.
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It is easy to become cynical about the cacophony of modern living, particularly when you are being bathed in human skronk—all the showboating and gasbaggery of social media.
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At Joint Base Andrews on Wednesday, Mr. Biden's plane was greeted by fire trucks, which bathed Air Force Two with their hoses as a final tribute to his service.
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We also asked for the pad thai based on word of mouth, and it delivered: cold raw slivers of kelp noodles and zucchini noodles bathed in spicy peanut sauce.
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Their shelter was a tent of plastic tarps where they bathed with water stored in five-gallon paint buckets, ate food distributed by charities and slept under donated blankets.
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Gazing at the sketch, I felt bathed in love for my husband and also for Nancy, who never surrenders her wry perspective and quirky values while grappling with disease.
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He spoke in an interview about a not-so-distant future with cotton and other plants growing in hydroponic greenhouses, bathed in fluids with all sorts of customized molecules.
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" The couple say they quickly became suspicious of Natalia, with Kristine telling the Daily Mail that when she first bathed her, she found that Natalia had "full pubic hair.
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City Hall was bathed in purple after Prince died, green after President Trump's decision to exit the Paris climate accord, and blue and gold for the playoff-dominating Warriors.
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A recent bowl held a fat Hokkaido scallop, cucumber and avocado bathed in jalapeño, lime and orange juices, but even when the ingredients change, the effect is the same.
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As before, he woke up in the morning, saw patients all day long, returned home to eat dinner with Marcia, watched the evening news, bathed, and went to bed.
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The feeling of pleasure — not a cheap thrill ride or even catharsis, but being bathed in a happy, warm glow — is one of the best things cinema can evoke.
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Scattered in and around the Athenaeum's rotunda and reading room, the pieces are bathed in natural light, situated in a space where study and reading are the expected pursuits.
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Another difference between the mock-up and the final product is the existence of a stone pathway to the memorial from the sidewalk, bathed in a still-sticky resin.
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Take, for instance, a dessert of chocolate brioche French toast, with homemade marshmallows and a graham-cracker mousse, or gnocchi, bathed in squash purée and camouflaged copiously with baby spinach.
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Inside is a single data center computing rack that was bathed in pressurized nitrogen to efficiently remove heat from computing chips while the system was tested on the ocean floor.
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And towering over the band were three monoliths: surrealistic, cartoonish, wide-eyed faces, their expressions somewhere between astonishment and alarm, bathed throughout the set in neo-psychedelic lights and video.
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"Everything is good here; look, everyone is out and about," says a young bearded man in a black T-shirt, pointing to a tree-lined street bathed in afternoon sunlight.
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A smaller side room is bathed in purple light, where figures, arranged in an oval, face wall-mounted mirrors that reflect back onto the sculptures, multiplying them into a hoard.
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Cracked and speckled, tightly cropped, and bathed in a faintly blue hue, they represent both our desire for the vehicles that enable geographical displacement and the forces that restrain them.
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As a tradition, fans perform a ritual called paal abhishekam, in which life-size posters of superstar Rajinikanth are bathed in milk before the launch of each of his films.
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Each year, hundreds of thousands of people bathed in its radon-carbonate springs—radioactive waters that could supposedly cure anything from eczema to infertility—including, in 1951, Comrade Stalin himself.
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On a recent visit to the SoHo location of the women's club and coworking space, sunlight bathed millennial-pink furniture as, one floor below, construction finished on a childcare center.
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Staff at Jackson County Animal Shelter, which serves the county and its surrounding cities, have bathed the dogs, trimmed their nails and provided them with the care they desperately need.
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When he was returned to her custody, Caceres's son was infested with lice and appeared as though he had not been bathed for the entirety of their separation, PBS reported.
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Gabriel himself wasn't thrilled by the moment: He showed off his powerful lungs and started crying when officiating clergyman Archbishop Emeritus Anders Wejryd bathed his tiny head at the font.
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After taking off, the private plane crosses the ocean and lands on an ice-blue runway, dropping travelers off at a location that's bathed in sunlight 203 hours a day.
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"I'll tell you what, if the kids in a rich suburb of Detroit had been drinking contaminated water and being bathed in it, there would have been action," she said.
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There are austere restaurants with cyborg geisha, street scenes bathed in neon kanji characters, and yakuza movie stalwart "Beat" Takeshi Kitano playing a soldier who only speaks Japanese to Johansson.
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"The tweet came hours after Kardashian posted a hopeful message, which she may have sent just a little too soon: "Wait its 8:30 my kids are bathed, fed & asleep!
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After I had bathed, sauna-ed, and eaten breakfast, I went to go check out some other parts of the hotel, even though I was reluctant to leave my suite.
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On Bird Road, where the lane closest to the sidewalk had been blocked off to allow for overflowing crowds, police lights bathed people in swirls of blue and red light.
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Most of them are vegetables, some presented like salads (grilled fennel with blood oranges) and others like side dishes (roasted squash with a sticky caramelized surface bathed in brown butter).
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The best Felt songs, tunes like "Crystal" and "Sunlight Bathed the Golden Glow" and heart-stoppingly broken-down, "The World Is As Soft As Lace," are truly perfect pop songs.
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Bathed in hazy purple light, it has a piano at the ready and a five-piece band to back it, because what kind of paradise doesn't include a horn section?
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We bathed in it, washed our clothes and dishes on its banks and carried back home as much of it as we could manage to boil for drinking and cooking.
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The urine-bathed crucifix became a symbol of blasphemy for conservatives already determined to gut the National Endowment for the Arts, which had previously awarded the artist with a $143,000.
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It shows Mr. Xi's father, his pants rolled up, bathed in a ray of light through the clouds, speaking with workers on the site of Shenzhen's first special economic zone.
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To match the restaurant's breezier fare, the walls will be bathed in bright pops of blue and yellow, and the dark wood tables will be covered with loud floral tablecloths.
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There was a rich and informal history among a narrow band of regular marijuana users who bathed weed in alcohol to extract THC — so-called honey oil or hash oil.
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On the throne for a quarter century by now, Henry is a very human Big Brother, not without shame but bathed in self-pity, and reaching new heights of grandiosity.
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The MoMA show will open with their collaborations — namely, the so-called "blueprints," life-size photograms in which their bodies appear as white silhouettes bathed against a Prussian blue background.
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BENSALEM, Pa. — One after another, the gamblers totter along the twisting walkway, bathed in artificial purple light — burdened, at least occasionally, by the instinct that they should have known better.
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Most performances occur Wednesday, Friday and Saturday evenings, but turn up any time to have a cocktail while basking in the charmingly dilapidated space that is bathed in purple hues.
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It was bathed in a seraphic light; names of men and women killed during the so-called Islamic State's attack on the airport last June were engraved on the marble.
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But in this case, the students were bathed in cold, filthy air so dense that those at the back of the soccer field seemed like ghostly imprints in the air.
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To create beauty from the layering of torn newsprint bathed in a glue of flour and tap water is to align yourself with childhood, domesticity, ancient cultures, protest and trash.
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As Miranda prowls the indigo city streets, bathed in ominous whispers and sharp jabs of neon, you might momentarily forget that the movie around her is a tiny bit bananas.
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Golub's sustained, wavering notes, for instance, echoed the gentle splash of Lorenz's ripples, while a simultaneous dance of shadows against a wall bathed in red light offered a visual resonance.
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Looking at ants under a magnifying glass doesn't have anything on this macro vision of caterpillars, spiders, and dragonflies bathed in effervescent dew drops animated by CGI wunderkind Alexey Zakharov.
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At the end of the exhibition, Shechet has inserted gilded mirrors in the gallery's niches so the reflected porcelain appears bathed in an aurous light, transforming the stone walls to gold.
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For nearly 18 months after Flint's water source was switched while under state financial management, residents drank and bathed with improperly treated water that coursed through pipes, scraping away toxic lead.
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When you pull up to the secured gates, ADM's Decatur plant resolves into a jumble of substations, large tanks, and pipelines, all bathed in a troubling odor reminiscent of cat food.
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When I started my research in Sri Lanka in the early 1990s, I lived in a home that had electricity, but I bathed by drawing water by bucket from a well.
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The trailer opens with idyllic images bathed in golden light: newborn babies being cuddled by blue-draped Wives; Unwomen going to work in the nuclear waste fields: You know, the usual.
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Since September 9, in the four sculpture niches to the right and left of the grand entrance, those rays of light have also bathed four bronze sculptures by artist Wangechi Mutu.
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It frequently uses stark and dramatic lighting changes to signal the attraction between them all; Curly and Laurey are bathed in the bare green light of obsession whenever their eyes meet.
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He peered out over sold-out Madison Square Garden, bathed in red accent lighting as two League of Legends teams battled it out in the World Championship semifinals earlier this month.
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Edward Gauvin's translation suggests the diction of classical drama ("My chest was bathed in tears from my chagrin") — aside from a scene of Julius Caesar's assassination, whose dialogue comes from Shakespeare.
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" • Because the photos used in the study were obtained from matchmaking and hookup Web sites, many of the heterosexual subjects had bathed and combed their hair, and were therefore judged "gay.
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They probably need to have been bathed in love so they have some sense of identity, some confidence about their own worth and some sense of agency about their own future.
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Here are lamb kebabs bathed in a spicy-cool Asian marinade and threaded on skewers with whole scallions placed crosswise so all can be seared together, emerging lightly charred and smoky.
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"Cod & Spiced Crab" also sounds straightforward, yet the briefly cured cod is finished with curry butter, topped with crab meat bathed in spicy hollandaise, and accompanied by several preparations of cauliflower.
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When I arrived at Sunday night's concert, staged at a club called Electric Haze, a local poet who calls himself Malt Schlitz Mann was bathed in green light on the stage.
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He captures a summery scene bathed in light: a lavish white dwelling perched over the water and the matching silhouettes of a man and a woman in a boat idling nearby.
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I spent the night in a superior corner room that was small but bathed in natural light (it faced the street on two sides and had a window in the bathroom).
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As I pulled up to it, the late-afternoon sun was setting over the hills in Kentucky, and its reflection in the glassy river bathed the facade in amber from below.
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When she finally got Mateo back in February, "he looked like he hadn't been bathed in three months", said Caceres in a telephone interview with Reuters this week from Los Angeles.
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When we as CBS viewers watch stories that valorize male ego and male judgment, we're bathed in a TV landscape that teaches us that men who have power are the default.
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In ancient Egypt, women appeared naked in front of bulls to absorb their fertile powers, and Roman soldiers bathed in bull blood and feasted on bull testicles to obtain the immortal spirit.
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Absolutely. Particularly, George timing his visits to his hospitalized mother so he could watch a female patient in the neighboring bed get sponge bathed by an attractive nurse made my stomach churn.
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Bathed in spring sunshine, Kiev authorities have started welcoming Eurovision fans, setting up food stalls, performance stages and big screens in the city center that will broadcast the semi-finals and final.
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She wants Curly so badly that when they sing together, the stage is bathed in a green light, signaling the entry into a sexually electric side universe with a population of two.
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Inside, projectors bathed two rooms in gray (one wall showed a triptych of black and white video footage featuring the Dazed 100 recipients; on another, their names flashed at a spastic clip).
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Black and White Bushido by Ground Shatter pits rival samurai warriors against each other, either one on one or two on two, across 2D stages bathed in bright whites and pitch blacks.
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But the only place that seemed to have any consistent light was the crypt, where women, children, Varys and Tyrion Lannister waited the battle out, bathed in the warm glow of torches.
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"He is looking at me wide-eyed,'' Lloyd recalled of Welker, "and he says, 'I just want to warn you that (Hernandez) is going to talk about being bathed by his mother.
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Some of this is thanks to cinematographer Jürgin Jürges — known for his work with Michael Haneke, Alexander Kluge, and R.W. Fassbinder — whose handheld, 35mm camera roves through immaculate sets, bathed in chiaroscuro.
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The level I saw was a landscape bathed in the golden rays of a setting sun, with everything from the grass to far away castles basking in a soft but vivid vibrancy.
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Authorities believe Sterling, who weighed less than five pounds at death, was left in the baby swing for over a week, and that he was not bathed or changed that entire time.
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The soundtrack—violent, drawn out and heavily distorted guitars over sub bass—pulsed in sync white strobes and the red light that bathed everything to create a feeling of anxiety and confusion.
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Also, I googled it, and it's loosely based on the life and times of Elizabeth Bathory, a countess who killed hundreds of virgins in the late 1500s and bathed in their blood!
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A day before the company's event in Cupertino, Apple's streaming video of what looks to be an empty theater, bathed in darkness, with some swirling psychedelic designs playing on the big screen.
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Gazing out at a haze of treetops bathed in the late afternoon sun, I was reminded of Bilbo Baggins's view of Mirkwood Forest in "The Hobbit" — a tiny figure lost among giants.
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A minimalist galley-kitchen, bathed in pink light, highlights two rows of antique tea sets, while two long tables — one with 14 chairs, the other with 10 — provide room for frequent entertaining.
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She'll revive phones that have been through hell: phones that were run over by a car; recovered from the wreckage of a crashed airplane; bathed in the blood of a dead owner.
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Corpses frequently remain in the home for a period of weeks, months, or even years, and are cared for like any other member of the family—bathed, fed, dressed, and spoken to.
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With its sunlight-bathed dining room and understatedly delicious, St. John-inspired menu, it's little wonder Shoreditch restaurant Lyle's achieved its first Michelin star in September, less than two years after opening.
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His debut solo LP, Lit Harness—out June 10 on Planet Mu—comes under his proper name, though it's bathed in the same sort of twilight that's marked his work to date.
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In Roadburn's vast landscape of brilliant artists, Dawn Ray'd stood bathed in a bituminous glow, their resolve burning bright as a signal flare, their black flags hoisted and axes at the ready.
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There were other women she frequently masturbated to: basketball teammates fervently kissing; Finnish ice hockey players warming one another on cold nights; women masturbating at home, bodies bathed in late-afternoon sunlight.
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The newsroom surrounding her was bathed in red lighting to signal that the network was in "severe mode," and enormous screens displayed the powerful storm in swirling black and pink satellite imagery.
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The final act is a listless shamble toward vague transcendence, with Parsifal bathed in light as the knights — sagging flesh safely covered — slowly spin in place, a Baselitz starburst looming over everything.
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More recent paintings, including one dated April 2017, around her 20063nd birthday, depict bright, vibrant vistas — blue skies, green grass, balcony doors opening onto a rolling desert bathed in the Mediterranean sunlight.
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He called it "a neighborhood business," which he named after the Tower Theater, a local landmark that was built in 1938 and topped by a neon-bathed, 100-foot Art Deco pillar.
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Emanuel, Motherboard Weekend Editor RE: I Skipped Showering for Two Weeks and Bathed in Bacteria Instead I've been interested in this topic ever since I attended some renaissance festivals many years ago.
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Her room was bathed in the glow of her computer charger and wireless router, but the closet doorway was dark, darker than night, a rectangle of complete darkness — the heart of darkness.
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As Finnish people moved from rural forested areas into the city during the industrialization of the 29s and 2310s, few apartments had hot water or showers, so people bathed at public saunas.
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The "Götterdämmerung" is electric; the "Die Walküre," which I heard live in 2011, is bathed in tragedy, rather than fired by ardor; the "Das Rheingold," released this month, is careful, darkly intense.
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All of this played into Trump's vanity, ego and narcissism -- and he bathed in Netanyahu's description of his role as a combination of Lord Arthur Balfour, King Cyrus and President Harry Truman.
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Update: During the halftime performance, specifically when Jennifer Lopez's daughter took the stage, the stadium was bathed in purple and gold light as a memorial to Kobe Bryant and his daughter Gianna.
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The researchers believe the alterations in the genes' DNA sequences are linked to the rats' ability to navigate New York's subterranean passages, which are bathed in an ever-shifting barrage of smells.
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It's hard not to enjoy walking through the decked-out streets of New York in December, when the city is bathed in color and music and the smell of an impending snowfall.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Danny Ferrell manifests daydreams in shiny paintings of his friends and loved ones, often bathed in the light of a full moon or surrounded by flowers.
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On its website, The Food Network has more than 200 different recipes for blue crab, from Paula Deen's Lump Blue Crab Salad to, uh, Paula Deen's Boiled Crabs Bathed in Garlic Butter.
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A platter of chicken enchiladas bathed in rich Pueblan chocolate-mole sauce ($14.95), served with an avalanche of soupy black beans and rice, is so huge it takes up almost half the table.
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About noon on June 7, 2017, Hawkins got the girls from the vehicle and bathed them before taking them to the hospital, authorities said, as she feared the consequences of seeking medical help.
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Daylight is husbanded in a few zones—the members' room, restaurant and ground floor shop—elsewhere the space is bathed in a warm glow from lights recessed into everything from walls to banisters.
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One day, after Yuna's state-funded caregiver, Anne Marie Nguyen, bathed her and propped her in a baby play center to dry her, Joon, announcing he had finished "going potty," brushed Yuna's hair.
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After all, when you were a baby, they bathed you, wiped your nose, cut your food into tiny little chunks so that you wouldn't choke and fed the stuff straight into your mouth.
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Jay Beever, Embraer's vice president of interior design, told Wired that a potential customer of the Kyoto Airship would be a Japanese businessman who prefers to sit on the floor, bathed in sunlight.
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Trilobites This unattached ear bathed in pink goo may look like a freaky find from Frankenstein's laboratory, but it's actually the product of a decade worth of medical research with 3-D printing.
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For a brief moment on Wednesday night the residents of an Icelandic city usually bathed in artificial light were treated to spectacular views of the green curtains of the northern lights dancing overhead.
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In the Islamic tradition, the deceased's body is ritually bathed and shrouded in white cloth before Muslims of the community gather to perform the Salat al-Janazah, the customary prayer for the dead.
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Plants may also excrete less carbon into the earth when bathed in synthetic fertilizers, causing the ancient relationship among plant roots, soil fungi and microbes — the symbiosis that increases soil carbon — to fray.
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On the wall behind him is a ripped A4 poster of cult 80s actress Jennifer Grey with her eyes blacked out, and the rest of the room is bathed in neon purple light.
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"We hope this will change things for him," said Kavaan's caretaker, Muhammad Jalal, as another caretaker sprayed the animal with a high-pressure hose while he bathed in a pond of muddy water.
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When I returned just before the final seating, the Grange was bathed in a warm glow and the old glass windows were spilling orbs of light and peels of laughter into the yard.
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The night is still young—the dancefloor won't fill up until well past midnight—and standing in the middle of the warehouse, bathed in the light from the projectors above, is Nikolaj Jakobsen.
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With a single strike on a deep drum the lights snapped out and then came back up, even dimmer, and with another strike a stage I hadn't noticed was bathed in white light.
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After several minutes, the grounds of the Billie Jean King National Tennis Center were bathed in warm sunlight under blue skies, and the weather stayed that way for the rest of the match.
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Bathed in Van Dyke colors and cut into 1650s silhouettes — small shouldered, beribboned, long and fluted (skinny rock star trousers and ankle-sweeping skirts the same) — they nevertheless allowed for an unencumbered stride.
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Over the sequence, the space becomes densely populated with Twombly's secondhand finds, including a plastic flamingo and ceramic frog, and white plaster assemblage sculptures, bathed in hazy light filtering through the Venetian blinds.
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That he would make Tuesday's comment amid sinking poll numbers and a wave of Republican defections suggests that when bathed in the adulation of a crowd, Mr. Trump is unable to control himself.
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This past Monday, on Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, I sat in the pew at the Riverside Church in Harlem, gazing at stained-glass windows and epic columns bathed in a magenta light.
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The timid puppy of the group has now bathed in the blood spatter of both his parents, not to mention that of his stand-in mother figure Annalise, by his own hand(gun)!
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If there was life on Mars before, and it started to get cold or it started to be bathed in radiation, or started to lose its water, those organisms could adapt and evolve.
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But when she left the room, where the sun had long since set and the house bathed in the warm, low glow of evening light, she noticed the house's other screens looked...weird.
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Here comes the chef Adam Leonti with his interpretation of artichoke lasagna: a whole, tender artichoke, pressed flat Roman-style, but, instead of being fried, it's layered with pasta and bathed in béchamel.
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The gochu ramyun is garnished with daikon kimchi — not the pink, chili-bathed kind, but an unspiced white kimchi that, like the small sheaf of iceberg lettuce, provides a break from the heat.
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Only three years ago, French monuments were bathed in green floodlights to celebrate a global deal negotiated in a Paris suburb to limit emissions; now we are scraping ugly slogans off those monuments.
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This was partly because of the terrifying image he cultivated, tying lighted fuses in his beard as his ship closed on its prey so as to appear bathed in demonic fire and smoke.
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The other migrants watched in silence, then eventually decided to call it quits for the night and made their way down to the beach, where they peered through the fence bathed in floodlights.
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Before, the women — along with Ms. Perez's brother, son-in-law, and two young granddaughters — had slept next to other families and bathed with cups of water, filled up in the bathroom sinks.
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Its most recent health inspection, from March, described residents who were not bathed or groomed properly, food that went uncovered in a soiled kitchen, and flaws in the in-room patient call system.
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The second has no name, the punctuation mark on a serpentine run past a series of red-faced English players, but it is otherworldly, miraculous, forever bathed in a nearly shadowless Mexican sunlight.
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Eric and I settled on a few dishes we could easily throw together, such as buttery shrimp bathed in garlic and tomato paste served with toast (frozen shrimp and bread are on standby).
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Some of the kitchen staff lit off fireworks, holding the cardboard containers as the flares launched into the air, refracting off the towering wall of glittering ice until everything was bathed in flame.
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Even when she is bathed in public admiration, she is the target of revolting attacks — a prominent Trump supporter recently insinuated she was a male ape — and speaking out more could provoke worse.
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Working on a laptop at a restaurant table in the Trump International Hotel in Washington, he has bathed in the warm acclaim of friends and strangers who recognize him from his television advocacy.
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Without any food in there, the ulcer is bathed in stomach acid all the time, said Dr. David Greenwald, the director of clinical gastroenterology and endoscopy at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York.
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"Ever since the day we entered orbit around Jupiter, we made sure it remained bathed in sunlight 24/7," said Steve Levin, Juno project scientist at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California.
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Greg Anderson, a member of the Moapa Band of Paiutes, bathed in the rich light, miles from the nearest paved road, and studied an image of a deer etched on the rock face.
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Wheat bran smells healthy and rich in fibers,I tore the plate into pieces—approximately half by half inches—and bathed them in cold milk, as if they were nothing but normal bran flakes.
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The Whitney's wall labels suggest that we should understand Rogers's works as manifestations of her personal obsessions, and as the results of a childhood spent bathed in the glow of TV and computer screens.
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The women's showers, with their waist-high walls and central location in the jail, gave Bond — and anybody else who happened to walk by — a perfect view to ogle female inmates as they bathed.
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In a performance called "Ablutions" (1972)—which Ms Chicago thinks was "probably the first public work of art about rape"—several women bathed in blood, eggs and clay, while another was wrapped in bandages.
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The meandering corridors of the museum floor are bathed in turquoise lights, encouraging attendees to explore through the rooms in a way that parallels the experience of moving through the levels of the game.
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"It's a little hard to believe that at times when she's bathed or toileted that somebody didn't see something," Arthur L. Caplan, the director of medical ethics at NYU School of Medicine, tells PEOPLE.
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I also went to the Plaza 7 de Agosto market and got this insane fruit cocktail called a salpicón, which is mango, papaya, banana and watermelon bathed in a purée of papaya and watermelon.
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You'll find the familiar tropes of a baby getting bathed in a sink, of a kid pulling the face of a very patient dog, or of siblings looking guilty amid a mess of toys.
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A good majority of what I was writing about for The Albatross was subtly dealing with post-traumatic stress, but it was so bathed in metaphor that a lot of people didn't see it.
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But where Watch the Throne — his collaboration with Jay Z — bathed in excess, TLOP spurns it, following up references to sex workers and partying with reminders of his kids and the life he prioritizes.
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In one of the conversation's most powerful moments, he diffuses the archetype—so pervasive in cinematic representations of boxing as a sport bathed in criminality–of the swaggering gangster who subdues others with force.
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A second night, another threesome shared several small plates: The firm chunk of pork belly came bathed in a tasty stew of couscous, hearty cranberry beans, garlic and a lemony gremolata with copped hazelnuts.
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The center of the Milky Way is a crowded hub of millions of stars, bathed in harsh ultraviolet and X-ray radiation and swirling around a black hole as massive as 4 million suns.
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The setting, an amphitheater bathed in the Coppertone glow of a setting sun, seemed more fitting for a gathering of Jimmy Buffett's Parrotheads than a rally of Mr. Trump's red-baseball-cap-wearing legions.
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In the late afternoon, I walked to Babu Ghat, and onto the broad concrete slipway that descended into the water, where a few moored boats bobbed slowly and men and children bathed in underclothes.
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People still lived here: A mother bathed two children beneath a culvert, and a shirtless young boy ran through row after row of identical young palms in the distance, surrounded by dragonflies and sparrows.
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Main courses might feature bass in a cumin-lemon "tagine" sauce or langoustine meat bathed in a creamy concoction of shell broth, butter and truffle slices — a sublime meeting of sea, dairy and forest.
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During a recent visit, I tasted luscious, nutty hummus with zippy lemon salsa; yogurt-bathed cauliflower roasted to snappy softness with sumac and pomegranate; and freekeh-stuffed peppers with subtle, sweet-tart sour cherries.
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The palm tree motif, the neon signs, the fact that everyone from cops to high school students go there, means it's dreamy, So-Cal-light-bathed junk food that you can't miss out on.
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At the tour's first stop, a cavernous hall that once held the plant's power-generation facilities, ominous doomsday music blared while neon lights bathed the concrete-walled room in blue, red and then pink.
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Mr. Swanhaus, who the others are quick to point out has never bathed the dog (although he did once buy shampoo), leaves food out all day and doesn't stick with a rigid dog diet.
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Between orders, Stovetop worked on a drawing of a groovy dude—a re-creation of a painting that had been stolen from the bar's back gallery, a space currently bathed in psychedelic black light.
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But with them all in a house without running water, Ogletree has also become a master of efficiency and economy to ensure everyone is bathed, clothed and out the door by 7:10 a.m.
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Read more: Disturbing photos of the toxic graveyards where your old gadgets go to die As the workers scrape away, they are bathed in dioxin fumes that can cause lesions, brain disorders, and cancer.
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They're coming from the lights of the Coney Island amusement park, but they're heightened; at times the scenes are bathed in glowing orange or pink, and they shift as characters talk to one another.
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In either event, it was in Jerusalem, in the year 1229, that a Christian priest scraped off the codex's ink and bathed the parchment, then repurposed the erased pages as a liturgical prayer book.
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Normal service looked to have resumed in the second set as Nadal, bathed sweat, constructed a 5-1 advantage but again the 20th seed refused to surrender and stormed through the next four games.
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Screenshot: Gizmodo (Facebook)At least one Facebook app will soon be bathed in the shadowy beauty that is dark mode, that coveted color scheme where the background is black and my eyes aren't so angry.
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The Svartsengi power plant opened in 403 and its superheated liquid and steam bubbled up through the surrounding lava field; one psoriasis patient bathed in it and saw an improvement and thus a business began.
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" They interviewed eight women who alleged he had appeared "nearly or fully naked in front of them, requiring them to be present while he bathed or repeatedly asking for a massage or initiating one himself.
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But the serious interlude was brief in a show that featured a blast of rainbow Pride confetti, four costume changes, and mass singalongs from the sun-bathed capacity crowd, including for the "Spinning Around" finale.
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On one afternoon last week, a mother bathed her baby in a plastic tub, young men played table football, and women braided each other's hair on a wicker couch - all in under the hot sun.
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The painting shows a young servant, bathed in morning sun, while pulling on stockings as she sits on an unmade bed (it isn't in the SFMOMA show, but is slated for the Met Breuer iteration).
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And at the peak of the eclipse, for 77 minutes, the moon was bathed in a somber red-orange hue, the result of all the sunrises and sunsets on Earth projecting themselves onto the moon.
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She would have wanted two things above all else to happen now, one that our precious children are bathed in love and two, that we all unite to fight against the hatred that killed her.
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Often bathed in California sunlight (Mac is based in LA), his subjects are shot with both self-possession and vulnerability in slightly off-center, informal poses that create a sense of fluid movement and gesture.
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He bathed a handful of lettuce and shrimp in the dressing before showering it with more cotija, and Shyema and I shared a plate while watching the madness unfold on Revolución from our sidewalk table.
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The film is set to the haunting tones of one of King Dude's best-loved ballads, "Deal With the Devil," and follows a story of love, revenge, and the devil, all bathed in ghostly twilight.
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The government seems to have caught on as well, erecting block-lettered signs announcing the history of many more local sites of interest: the place where Sita quenched her thirst, the spot where Rama bathed.
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On Wednesday, after Justify arrived at Belmont Park from Churchill Downs in Louisville, Ky., Luna bathed him outside Barn 1, dodging kicks so he could soak and squeegee every last part of his powerful charge.
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The religious awe with which Reagan bathed the country was a revival of sorts, and the evangelical right embraced him fully, merging his occult beliefs with their veneration of the institutions of wealth and power.
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"I'm gonna be just fine, so let 'er blow," Mr. Winner said on Wednesday as he prepared to remain inside his cramped living room, which was bathed in the silver light of the TV screen.
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For 249,252 pesos, a guide will usher you from lake to lake and share their history, pointing out where women of the Taíno indigenous group, which was mostly wiped out by the Spanish, once bathed.
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An autumnal sun bathed all in a blond light, goldenrod and desert grasses, and Churro sheep and their guardian dogs, which cocked heads and sniffed at the air, trying to catch a scent of coyotes.
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A respite on Fire Island feels like a last chance for Ollie and Alex to simply be children, and the scene is almost elegiac in its beauty, bathed in the light of their deep friendship.
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The two men, neither of whom possessed a college degree, wound up working together in the plant's finishing department, where they chopped up the U-shaped polysilicon rods and bathed them in nitric and hydrofluoric acids.
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When I was not working on Grey's Anatomy, and during the show's hiatus, I fed the children, changed them, bathed them, dressed them, designed activities, played with them, read to them and put them to bed.
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Only one of these movies is called Beautiful Boy, but it's a title that could fit any of them, reflecting that adoring vision, that golden glow these young men are bathed in in their parents' eyes.
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Jepsen received a standing ovation after her intro song "Run Away With Me," with the stage bathed in a neon pink little bubble—letting the audience know that we're still in Carly Rae's familiar, bright world.
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He was a precious, precious young man and I praise the Lord that I was allowed to be bathed in Sammy's love as his 'MommaBear'…we have been forever changed by having him in our lives.
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He was a precious, precious young man and I praise the Lord that I was allowed to be bathed in Sammy's love as his "MommaBear"…we have been forever changed by having him in our lives.
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In the former, a man in a disheveled black and white suit stands in front of a sun-bathed stone wall, a pair of old headphones straight out of the mid-1980s hanging around his neck.
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Magdy's films were bathed in Coke, vinegar, and tear gas remedies, in a process the artist calls "pickling," resulting in otherworldly blues, pinks, and greens with the hazy buzz of old 3D images or ancient photos.
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Less because of its skillet presentation (though that certainly was an attention-getter) than because of the fine seasoning (lemongrass, garlic, ginger, black pepper, jalapeños, toasted rice powder) of its turmeric-bathed chunks of chicken thigh.
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For nearly 18 months after the city's water source was switched from Lake Huron to the Flint River, residents drank and bathed with improperly treated water that corroded aging pipes and fixtures, releasing toxic lead. Gov.
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SYDNEY, Australia — Scientists surveying the Great Barrier Reef said Tuesday that it had suffered the worst coral die-off ever recorded after being bathed this year in warm waters that bleached and then weakened the coral.
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In fact, in the paper the team published in Science, they describe a solid-state electrolyte — a sort of salty polymer — that encapsulates the twistron and lets it generate power without being bathed in the stuff.
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Then, re-forming into two straight lines, they streamed out of the arena and onto their caravan of buses, which rolled away bathed in the blinking red and blue lights of a fleet of police cars.
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SETH COLTER WALLS Like Caravaggio before her, the Baroque painter Artemisia Gentileschi knew how to build scenes of taut drama with far-from-idealized figures crammed into a constricted pictorial space and bathed in harsh light.
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One floor of the apartment featured museumlike displays of what Jet said were actual orders by New Yorkers — including an arrangement of Sam Edelman high heels, avocados and rolls of toilet paper — bathed in purple light.
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A shot of Hathaway half-standing in a corner of a hotel room, limbs limp, bathed in the ever-so-golden light of sunrise through a window, doesn't hit home so much as hammer the forehead.
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Right on Miami's famous Collins Avenue and one block from the beach, Generator Miami transformed a classic 6.43s condo into a hip hostel bathed in neon lights, surrounded by palm trees and furnished with bespoke furniture.
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Somewhere far below, the island lay bathed in sunshine, ringed by the hypnotic azure of sky and sea, but up here a permanence of cloud blotted out the sun, and an icy mist banished the heat.
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The dinner only disbanded with the return of Mayle's son and her stepdaughter — and with the evening now bathed in the warm glow of revelry, guests drifted downstairs, eventually entering back into the dark Sunday night.
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As the researchers point out, however, relatively short-term studies like this one do little to illuminate the potential for harm in long-term exposure, such as babies who have never not been bathed in RF radiation.
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" She wrote that she had left her children with her very capable mother to babysit — "after I had bathed, dressed, fed her and put her down plus I'd expressed enough milk for two feeds just in case.
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In the final moments of the season finale, Clay Jensen (Dylan Minette) and Tyler Down (Devin Druid) stand in their high school parking lot, bathed in the ultraviolet glow of the school dance taking place just inside.
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Authorities believe Sterling, who weighed less than five pounds at death, was left in the baby swing for over a week, and that he was not bathed or changed that entire time, according to the criminal complaint.
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Dan Tana's is the one that jumps to mind for me—this Italian restaurant is bathed in red light, under which decrepit men in tuxedos gamely serve you only the finest selection of pastas and adult beverages.
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The suggestive series of over 60 photos, published in the photobook Love Land Stop Time, presents a world bathed in movie-set light and brilliant color, capturing interiors still evidently stuck in the '70s or the '80s.
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After passing through a set of doors into one chamber, visitors then pass through another, ascending a ramp and emerging onto a platform surrounded by rows and rows of foam pyramids bathed in a purplish-gray light.
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We have an idyllic pasture bathed in sunlight, with young athletes participating in a cross country race and, look, here comes a little bit of wildlife adding to the Rockwellian vibe, when out of nowhere, TOTAL ANNIHILATION.
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The reason public approval of Trump has fallen to such low levels is that after he promised to make America great, he delivered a Gilded Age presidency drenched in greed, bathed in vanity and promoted with falsehoods.
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Renewables have so far played little part in Indonesia's power sector, despite the country sitting on the world's biggest geothermal reserves and being bathed in sunshine, crowded out by an abundance of cheap coal and bureaucratic bottlenecks.
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According to the toxicology report, his blood and his brain were bathed in a combination of cocaine and ethylone, a recreational designer drug known as "bath salts" that can cause a mixture of euphoria, paranoia and anxiety.
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The red-bathed men's wear show Michele presented in January, for instance, or his symphony in green for June, could have been rejected sets from a deluxe version of "Blue Velvet" (Gucci hasn't tackled that shade — yet).
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From left: ice cream with saffron, rose water, and pistachio; rose custard with cardamom and a brown-sugar crust; faloodeh, or Persian sorbet, made with vermicelli noodles frozen together with rose water and bathed in lime juice.
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In addition to shots on the moon and Neptune's rings, there are so many gloriously stunning shots of McBride, including one of him bathed in orange light not long after arriving on the red planet of Mars.
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New York-based photographer and performance Viky Garcia creatively deals with this parent-child dynamic in her latest exhibition, Mother's Milk, a series of photographs of surreal, tortuous, and occasionally funny tableaus bathed in milky white color.
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CLEVELAND (Reuters) - Bourbon flowed, a jazz band played, and pink and violet lights bathed the vaulted stone ceilings at a party thrown by a liquor producers' lobby group on Monday for attendees of the Republican National Convention.
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This is something ... This is why I've been going crazy about this for so long is because they literally are the personification of this group-think in Silicon Valley that everything they do is bathed in gold.
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Among them is Watchman's, in the Krog Street Market, a cheery, Cuban-influenced restaurant that turns sustainably harvested Southern seafood into dishes like grilled fish collars bathed in Alabama white barbecue sauce and dappled with salsa verde.
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To test the process, Washington State University conducted a study in which six bodies donated for research were put in a rotating container and wrapped in organic materials like alfalfa, then bathed in air warmed by microbes.
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In interviews, eight women described varying behavior by Mr. Weinstein: appearing nearly or fully naked in front of them, requiring them to be present while he bathed or repeatedly asking for a massage or initiating one himself.
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Phillips' vision of the film, bathed in the aforementioned works of cinema from the '70s and '80s, shows a complete command of style, tone, and mood — one that emboldens the character of Arthur Fleck and Gotham City.
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I sometimes work on my laptop in the backside of the mansion (closed temporarily for renovation), which houses the Bibliothèque Historique de la Ville de Paris, a light-bathed hall filled with old manuscripts, maps and books.
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Konigsburg's protagonists bathed among water sprites in the Fountain of the Muses, which has been moved to South Carolina, but the fountain with two cherubs in the Charles Engelhard Court in the American Wing will do just fine.
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Eleven years ago, a man named Timothy Tackett bathed in the dish sink at an Ohio Burger King as a birthday stunt for his MySpace page (it was absolutely 2008), and it's haunted his internet presence ever since.
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The age-old ingredient (Cleopatra is thought to have bathed in the stuff) gets a solid thumbs up from dermatologist Sejal Shah, MD, for its ability to play nice with keratosis pilaris, eczema, and other sensitive-skin conditions.
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As their population in the United States surged from 35 million in 20123 to nearly 57 million, Latinos became the subjects of a feel-good political story that bathed a marginalized minority in the glow of demographic triumphalism.
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In the earlier privacy deficiency, a male patient told investigators in December 2017 that while he was being bathed by one staff member, other staff members would regularly walk into the area where he was nude and showering.
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"Whan that Aprill, with his shoures sooteThe droghte of March hath perced to the rooteAnd bathed every veyne in swich licour,Of which vertu engendred is the flour;"That's just a little over 600 years and I'm lost.
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During my stay at the clinic, I live like an extinct species of diva, roused in time for my massage, then oiled and bathed and instructed to rest as I wait for silver trays bearing fresh vegetarian meals.
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Shot in a vérité style that is both dream-like and hard-hitting in its commentary about faith and addiction, the film often relies upon low angle hero shots bathed in a somber blue-brown-green color palette.
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Instead, it served up apple-pie slices of Middle American prosperity and plenitude, bathed in a soft, golden light: a fishing boat heading out to sea, a farmer plowing his field, a family moving into a new house.
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Researchers do know, however, that Kepler-22b is tilted on its side like Uranus, which means that its north and south poles are alternately bathed in sunlight and cloaked in darkness for half a year at a time.
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Noting her son's "great gift with wildlife," Ms. Gibson Sternal said he raised sled dogs, bathed with a wolf pup, wrapped himself in a boa constrictor, and had a pet bat he took to first grade with him.
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And yet we also rode horses at dawn through mountain pastures of frosted wildflowers, watched Afghan camel caravans cross the Wakhan Corridor in a snowstorm, and bathed in hot sulfur springs in the mountain air, laughing with locals.
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The pain that courses through Ms. Friedman's "Merrily We Roll Along," which I saw in an earlier version at the Menier Chocolate Factory in London four years ago, is authentic enough to keep its audience bathed in tears.
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Suddenly, the picture of the women bathed in a warm, golden light seemed less like a portrait of female power, and more like the women had been reunited once again beyond some electoral version of the pearly gates.
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Provincetown artists feature prominently in their home: Hopperesque paintings by John Dowd of the Cape's signature cottages bathed in moonlight; a painting of a windswept sailor by Robert Goldstrom; and an ethereal ink-and-watercolor by Mark Adams.
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In a series of posts on the subscription website Patreon, Joycelyn Savage, 13, described treatment at Mr. Kelly's hands that was strikingly similar to other accusations against him: He controlled when she ate, bathed and used the bathroom.
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A striking scene in "Incident at Hidden Temple" coolly captures the allure of vintage film noir: A woman (Rosanne Ma) listens to a radio broadcast in a room bathed in chiaroscuro shadows, light seeping in through Venetian blinds.
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She twisted up slightly, and he stared at the rise of her hip, that angular bone, began to reach for it but changed his mind, suddenly self-conscious of the fact that he hadn't bathed in a week.
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For dessert, for example, Hedendal served a small mound of homemade yogurt and whipped cream sprinkled with halved Barhi dates, coyote mint, dried cherry, kiwi, delicate segments of oroblanco grapefruit and blood orange, all bathed in chestnut honey.
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Shot so beautifully "that it seems bathed in divine light, 'Holy Smoke' has a sensual allure that transcends its deep-seated ponderousness," Janet Maslin wrote in The New York Times of this humorously oddball drama from Jane Campion.
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Today, Aguadilla has 211 city-owned restaurants and a city-owned hotel, a water park billed as biggest in the Caribbean, a minor-league baseball stadium bathed in floodlights and a waterfront studded with dancing fountains and glimmering streetlights.
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The film that persuaded the acclaimed Korean director that his calling lay behind the camera rather than bathed in the light of the screen was "Vertigo" (1958), Alfred Hitchcock's twisted tale of love, terror, voyeurism, deceit and assumed identities.
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Though this perception is slowly changing, and not always fair, gamers are usually either perceived as lonely people bathed in the blue glow of the monitor light, or toxic brats who cuss, and throw out slurs, and degrade women.
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So, you will die, the decisions you're making are probably making your life shorter, you probably won't live to be 100, and if you do, it's not because you drank red wine, snorted antioxidants or bathed in coconut oil.
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One—recently "saved and bathed in the blood of Jesus"—acknowledged that the husband in question was a "pretty-boy" pissant who fathered outside children, gambled away the grocery money, and had left his wife with a black eye.
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The big-serving Canadian, a semi-finalist at Melbourne Park last year, was clinical on a sun-bathed Margaret Court Arena, firing 21 aces and breaking the serve-volleyer from Luxembourg once in each of the first two sets.
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That's why I could relate when chief of staff John Kelly told Laura Ingraham on FOX News this week that Confederate general Robert E. Lee was "an honorable man," because I had been bathed in that myth for decades.
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Bathed in a nutrient-rich broth suffused with growth factors, the cells will double and redouble in an incubator over the course of the following two weeks, forming a lush outgrowth of malignant cells — cancer abstracted in a dish.
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It graduates from the farm to the Crown Finish caves in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, where it is gently bathed in Finback Red Shift, a sour beer brewed with cranberries and yuzu in Queens, giving it a tart, briny complexity.
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He went to India with Michael, to Varanasi, and to the banks of the Ganges, where they both watched as families publicly bathed their lost loved ones, wrapped them in linen, and then cremated them on a wooden pyre.
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Chili peppers from the Americas bathed the central mountain ranges with their pungent heat, and the ancient food traditions of the Hakka people echoed the cooking techniques of the northern plains while seasoning the dishes of the coastal southeast.
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Kind of grossed out (but mostly intrigued) that we bathed in the milky, smelly hot water from which we ate, we went down to the creek in our yukatas and slippers to see people cooking in the hot spring.
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Running a search for "best friends," her lonely eyes tarry on stock photos of comely young women bathed in sunlight, taking selfies, laughing, and embracing: cheesy stuff, if you're acquainted with the realities of companionship, but Gypsy is not.
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This dance is full of chain reactions: One moment leads to the next in a journey that lands the cast in a setting bathed in light, green and later yellow, featuring Malian music recorded by Asase Yaa Entertainment Group.
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Scientists from the Center for Scientific Studies in the Arts then viewed the painting, using a portable instrument that bathed the canvas with X-rays, some of which were absorbed by elements in the painting's pigments, then re-emitted.
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When you enter the airy Hesperios Shop in SoHo, which opens today, it is difficult to picture its past life as a vape shop with red concrete floors, exposed brick walls and dozens of barstools, bathed in LED lighting.
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Bathed in the unforgiving light of his flash, Mr. Tunbjork's disparate subjects — a dirty snowman with a spray-painted smile, a flock of sea gulls, a man sitting alone on a bus — emerge from the darkness with brutal clarity.
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After waiting for more than a year, he got a shot of P-22, bathed in light, in front of the Hollywood Sign: a magnificent holdover from the Ice Age posed with the unmistakable emblem of the American megalopolis.
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Here was an assassin, bathed in the blood of her enemies, turning steady eyes to the TV camera and offering her talents to the public: For the small price of a primary vote, this assassin will work for you.
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One can imagine an elderly Bateman in the austere luxury of his Manhattan apartment, his impassive face bathed in the greenish glow of a smartphone, sending his empty thoughts about pop music and Hollywood and politics into the ether.
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On March 21, an embryologist at Pacific Fertility Center was doing a routine walk-through of the clinic's collection of waist-high steel tanks, each one filled with thousands of liquid nitrogen-bathed vials of frozen sperm, eggs, and embryos.
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Bathed in warm light and teeming with copper features, the Roastery is a cozy haven for coffee fanatics looking to not only get their caffeine fix, but get an up close and personal experience with Starbucks' roasters, baristas and craft mixologists.
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This 400 by 900 light-year mosaic of several Chandra images of the central region of our Milky Way galaxy reveals hundreds of white dwarf stars, neutron stars, and black holes bathed in an incandescent fog of multimillion-degree gas.
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Bathed in brilliant sunshine while speaking to an enthusiastic crowd packed into Pioneer Courthouse Square, the International Association of Athletics Federations president could not escape the doping storm swirling around the sport and pleaded for patience as reforms are being implemented.
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Stewing in self-pity you think—and subsequently become convinced—that this dog, who you've fed and bathed who knows how many times, and coined several adorable nicknames for, will forget you ever existed by the start of next spring.
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A week later, I'm standing in the freezing cold on a hill bathed in the red light of the same kind of flares in a small town called Częstochowa as soccer hooligans have their local clubs blessed by a priest.
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Rob Bissinger and Anita La Scala's scenic design, at least, keeps it simple, with a desk and chair, high-top table, and long vertical panels bathed in shifting light to match the mood: cool, contemplative blues to bright, confrontational yellows.
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The timing and content of the show is just as shocking as ever, but bathed in a calming pale blue/mauve light, the juxtaposition of clippings about the old practice in the State Department is even more jarring and disconcerting.
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Deceptively light and free of cream, the soup's fresh raw truffles, foie gras, butter-drenched mushrooms, carrots, celery and onion are all bathed in a poultry broth and entombed in a pot-belly bowl under a lid of golden, flaky pastry.
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On a day when crowd roars for eagles, birdies, and aces had finally energized the back nine after a week of tough scoring conditions, the gasps when Spieth bathed two shots on the 12th were darned likely heard in Atlanta.
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The album's gorgeous purple-and-blue cover is what first caught my eye; it looks of like Oranssi Pazuzu's Valonielu crossed with 'Altars of Madness,' bathed in cold violet light (which is a reasonably accurate depiction of their overall sound, too).
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Imagine, for a moment, that you, a mere mortal, dared to ascend the heavenly stairs of Dion's stage where the regal pop queen is bathed in gold, shimmering in a couture gown while singing to you songs of love and loss.
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It's hard to say if the decor is actually more elegant than a regular Taco Bell or if it just looks prettier because it's bathed in light from a California beach sunset, but either way, we'd like to eat here.
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I recounted moments from a family trip we took in 1996 — my parents and their only child, my Uncle John and Aunt Anne and two cousins — when we rowed through blue grottoes and all but bathed in squid ink risotto.
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Bathed in the sunlight of a hot and mildly sticky Sunday afternoon in Midtown Manhattan, Tiana tells me she's been in five separate homeless shelters over the past year, both as a pregnant young woman and now as a mother.
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Visitors walk through a series of indistinct rooms bathed in a pale, yellow light encountering a grocery-store orchid, the sharp scent of floor cleaner, an IKEA-bland bathroom with water dripping into the sink — before reaching the hallway again.
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In the past decade or so, the restaurant's signature dish, hot chicken, has proliferated worldwide, and the original incarnation, fried chicken bathed in fiery spices, has been subjected to relentless permutation—tacos, ramen, sushi, oysters, apple fritters, empanadas, pâté, poutine.
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" The lawmaker's husband Brendan said: "She would have wanted two things above all else to happen now: one, that our precious children are bathed in love and two, that we all unite to fight against the hatred that killed her.
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The meat is bathed in a transformative mixture of dried ground chiles, lemon juice, garlic and a blend of spices for up to 24 hours before it is par-roasted (to save time during service) and then heaved onto the grill.
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In June, Carle Wheeler, an African-American software engineer from Dallas who stayed at the Westin Pasadena in California, posted a Facebook video showing a white man asking her and her daughter if they had bathed before swimming in the pool.
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And because rice is an automatic accompaniment to most Filipino meals, the brothers serve the breakfast sandwiches with their take on silog: chewy bits of leftover rice bathed in garlic, and topped with leftover turkey, gravy and a fried egg.
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Harte allegedly organized an overnight "songwriting session" for Garcia's band in 2014 in which such a sequence of events happened, and Harte allegedly told the singer he undressed him and bathed him after Garcia vomited on himself while blacked out.
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Bathed in fluorescent light at supermarkets and liquor stores and Chinese takeout counters, they cling to the rattle of romanticism despite the grinding passage of time and the growing abundance of evidence that the old world is collapsing around them.
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Recently, Confederate statues like the Silent Sam statue at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and the Robert E. Lee statue in Richmond, Virginia, have been painted red, literally and figuratively bathed in blood, by students and grassroots activists.
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Stairs lead to a large rectangle of color that you can step into: a 30-foot-high chamber bathed in slowly shifting hues that slide through the spectrum from the softest gray to a saturated tangerine red, challenging depth perception.
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Constance Gemson talks fondly of the aides who took her mother out to lunch, gently bathed and fed her, and took the time to suggest a new ChapStick or more sturdy shoes, and she remembers the robotic cat affectionately too.
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Sam Sifton, The Times's Food editor, found this 35-minute recipe for pork chops bathed in lemon juice, white wine, capers, garlic and shallots in Toni Tipton-Martin's cookbook "Jubilee: Recipes From Two Centuries of African American Cooking" (Clarkson Potter, 2019).
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Some complained privately that the American delegation rode into this stately spa and casino town, where Romans once bathed in the mineral-rich waters, determined to shake up the existing order but without any clear idea of what should replace it.
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There's plenty of showmanship in crisp-tender blush prawns bathed in coral sauce made with prawn head fat and layered with jicama batons and wisps of fresh dill; frozen ricotta is dusted over the bowl, releasing a dry ice cloud.
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When Lynch takes us into his later struggles with alcoholism and estrangement, you read them as the words of a man who has been bathed from birth to know how easily the gift of life can be rendered into dust.
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In a study last year at Washington State University, six bodies donated for the research were placed in a closed container, wrapped in organic materials like alfalfa, then bathed in a stream of air warmed by microbes, and periodically turned.
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Reporter's Notebook KRAKOW, Poland — Last week, in the sun-bathed, historic city of Krakow, the streets were lined with posters for the right-wing nationalist Law and Justice party, which looks set to make gains in local elections on Sunday.
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I followed the directions on the bottle—which cautioned that "a little goes a long way," which is dog shampoo companies' way of telling you that it's your fault if you use that tiny bottle too fast—and got Arthur bathed.
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Since the release of 2008's One of the Boys, the bubblegum-pink pop star has been bathed in the flattering magic-hour glow of public approval, basted every hour upon the hour with the glittering light of a beloved icon.
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Musk arrived at Tuesday night's event in a Tesla vehicle so equipped, emerging from the car at one end of the tunnel - bathed in green and blue interior lights - as he was cheered by a small, enthusiastic crowd gathered for the presentation.
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Wawrinka bickered heatedly with the 12th seed during a change of ends after the first set before putting his aggression to better use, wrapping up the one-sided match in two hours and 15 minutes on a sun-bathed Rod Laver Arena.
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The six-screen video installation, displayed in a wide space bathed in this deep and embracing color, combines new footage of nature and industry with archival footage and a swirling mix of music, sounds, and voices to address climate change around the world.
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