Once it's oriented the right way, E. coli bundles up its tails and spins them all counterclockwise again.
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The father of five bundles up in a brown jacket and holds a pair of worn gloves in one hand.
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GameStop will have multiple discount bundles up for grabs, including $100 off the Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order bundle, and $150 off the NBA 2K20 bundle.
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When accessing Instagram through a web browser, there is a publicly available JSON package that bundles up various bits of data into an easy-to-access format.
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And while we're still waiting for the Switch's console bundle deals to drop, we expect to see deals like last year with bundles up to 10 percent off.
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And lastly, Malin Akerman bundles up before leaving the airport the morning after the Golden Globes in a mock-neck Forever 21 sweater ($19), fur-trim puffer and jeans.
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The resulting epidemic is the "fever" Stephen Coss places at the center of his first book, "The Fever of 1721," though his title bundles up all of the city's hot troubles into one big crisis.
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The fashion tribe, too, bundles up against the bracing winds and gingerly navigates the snowdrifts and icy puddles that can often accompany the (ironically timed) spring/summer shows of New York Fashion Week each February.
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Let us take this opportunity to remind you that bad weather is relative: While the East Coast bundles up, there's an increased risk of wildfires in the Texas panhandle and in northern New Mexico, Mr. Hamrick said.
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The play is not entirely blind to the flaws of its characters but bundles up sufficiently under the pup tent of hagiography to have us assume that the Lehman brothers invented the notion of brokering, a tradition that predates them by at least a millennium.
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Called Kids on 45th, the nearly two-year-old, Seattle-based startup bundles up what it describes as nearly new clothing that suits the current season, and sends it to customers sight unseen for far less than they would pay elsewhere, and requiring a lot less of their time.
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Researchers at IBM have suggested that the power of a quantum computation on a given device be expressed as a number called the "quantum volume," which bundles up all the relevant factors: number and connectivity of qubits, depth of algorithm, and other measures of the gate quality, such as noisiness.
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Mudville's residents, angry about the loss, blame and shun their former hero. Humiliated and dejected, Casey returns to his sister's house, bundles up his few possessions, and then walks out of town along the railroad tracks, leaving Mudville forever.
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Schottel Hydro bundles up the hydrokinetic energy business of Schottel. The subsidiary comprises activities in three segments: instream turbines for river and tidal currents, semi-submerged platforms and components, such as turbine hubs and drives. The hydrokinetic turbines have a rotor diameter between and produce between . Turbines can be combined to meet higher power demands.
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Allanpringite is a phosphate mineral named after Australian mineralogist Allan Pring, South Australian Museum. Allanpringite is a Fe3+ analogue Al-phosphate mineral wavellite, but it has a different crystal symmetry – monoclinic instead of orthorhombic in wavellite. It forms needle-like crystals, which are always twinned and form parallel bundles up to about 2 mm long. They are often found in association with other iron phosphates in abandoned iron mines.
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Lahiff squeezes top performances from all his leads, with Carlyle and Dance perfectly cast as opposites in every way." □ Andrew Urban, Urban Cinefile 2002 "A powerful emotive film for all Australians, Black and White doesn’t make a judgement as to Stuart’s innocence or guilt, it cleverly leaves that to you, the viewer. It bundles up all the emotions from that by-gone era and creates a feast for the mind and a visual delight.
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He then brings his car round near the back gate, bundles up the body, and drags it in broad daylight but in a quiet neighbourhood to the car, where he stuffs it in the boot. En route he is rear-ended by a van after braking distractedly. Desvallée nearly panics and hurries the formalities with the other driver as a crowd assembles and a policeman remarks that his boot is now jammed. He dumps the body into a murky pond where it takes an agonisingly long time to sink.
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She frees the house slaves, bundles up the few belongings she can carry, and sets off to find safe passage to the homestead she has dreamed about for so long. At Zane Station she finds much excitement-and some tough choices. Her new life forces her to think more deeply about slavery, loyalty, and family. Betsy begins a romance with a dashing young soldier, and takes part in the greatest adventure of her life, a heroic run for gunpowder-a historical event-that saves Fort Henry in what proved to be the final battle of the Revolutionary War.
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