She buries her failure at this, as she buries all her failures, in reading.
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But as I continue watching, another adjective buries them all: free.
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"I think, hopefully, this buries the caucuses in general," Lin said.
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She buries her face in her mother's robe, shaking with sobs.
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Erickson hardly acknowledges Prichard, buries himself in the horror movie stacks.
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Suspending driver's licenses for unpaid fees buries poor people in debt.
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Mo Salah buries the penalty past Lloris, who had no chance.
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Outside she breaks into sobs and buries herself in Odontuya's shoulder.
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She buries hatches, but she keeps maps of where she puts them.
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Jalen Brunson buries his first 3-pointer, with Michigan's defenders conspicuously absent.
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"Assault buries the self," she explains at another point in the book.
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Instead of, you know, bringing this evidence to the authorities, he buries it.
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My body huddles by the well and buries my head in my arms.
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The volcano produces methane when hot lava buries and burns plants and trees.
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He buries his military past completely—unless there's opportunity for an IHOP discount.
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You see Khalid, her uncle, who buries his head in her collar bone.
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He buries the hatchet with the bulls who bullied him as a child.
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Any player at the World Cup buries a free header from six yards. Ronaldo?
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He disappears from his bed at night; he buries beloved toys in the woods.
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He then buries the body, as the woman he rescued sits in the passenger's seat.
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Stodden buries her face in her couch cushions and screams when I bring it up.
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Carol looks in and finds the old woman zombie from earlier, kills and buries it.
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Our collective safety resides in an electoral landslide that buries Trump once and for all.
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Wendie Renard, the provider on the disallowed goal, buries a header off a Thiney corner.
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It buries tractors, mailboxes, mule deer, though you can't see any of that from here.
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Her husband Hugh—in very male fashion—buries himself in his work and doesn't provide affection.
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The final shot of the duo is them holding each other as rubble buries them alive.
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The bovine leader gets a treat from a bucket in which she eagerly buries her snout.
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In religious countries, burial is still the norm; Ireland buries 82% of its dead, Italy 77%.
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This effectively buries the story; AMI's CEO, David Pecker, is a longtime personal friend of Trump's.
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It takes Snapchat's pioneering Stories product and buries it amongst all the professional content inside Discover.
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CCS traps, transports and buries underground carbon dioxide, the main greenhouse gas blamed for global warming.
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She buries her face in her hands politely, but it continues for a very long time.
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Even as he denounces Hermione, he kneels and buries his face in her abdomen, and below.
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However, in situations such as these, the line between artifice and authenticity buries itself in the sand.
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But to many, as one strongman buries another, the Philippines appears to be moving backward, not forward.
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As soon as Taylor leaves, pulling the door shut behind her, Tiffany buries herself under the comforter.
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Watch VICE News Tonight speak with a man who buries dead terrorists: How did you research embalming?
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The Thanksgiving story buries the major cause of King Philip's War—the relentless seizure of Indian land.
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In an otherwise straightforward article about Hillary Clinton's running-mate selection process, Politico buries this fascinating lede.
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The playgrounds of Pakistan have fallen silent for the moment as the country buries its dead children.
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When Xavier is later killed, Logan even buries the professor beside a lake, surrounded by luscious greenery.
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The claim that the USPS lost over $5 billion in the last fiscal year buries the truth.
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The problem, of course, is that YouTube's algorithm buries them in favor of quick-hit viral content.
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The St. Luke Foundation for Haiti, a charity, buries the bodies of the island nation's unclaimed dead.
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This is typical of Kyle: He buries his nihilistic wit with primitive illustrations and naïvely cryptic text.
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Sen. Al Franken buries his head in his hands after an exchange with Facebook General Counsel Colin Stretch.
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"Asa, did you go through IVF?" host Andy Cohen asks, and she buries her head in her hand.
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The Edge Sense's "new age of phone interactions" really buries the lede, as we say in the business.
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President Trump escalates his criticism of NATO, Twitter purges fake accounts and Croatia buries England's World Cup dreams.
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It's a high-school level mistake for a professional and she buries her face in her hands briefly.
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Rebic's one-time shot was a bit bold, but he buries it in the corner of the net.
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Self-conscious of her own edge toward the mainstream, Ms. Le Pen now buries her most incendiary proclamations.
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To punish Hilda for expressing her doubts to Sabrina, Zelda kills her sister and buries her in the yard.
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On the other hand, in an ingenious twist, Khorramian buries a significant plot point amid this abundance of information.
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Tao's work grapples with the gravity of male oppression, rather than buries it under clichéd accounts of implausible romance.
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Delisting titles from the Amazon Kindle store essentially buries them completely, leading to massive revenue loss for indie authors.
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Mountain top removal for coal mining frequently buries streams, contaminates local water sources, and increases the risk of flooding.
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He proudly looks on as Jesús buries himself in homework and dashes around the apartment getting ready for school.
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In between, he oversaw a city hearing about the future of Hart Island, where New York buries the indigent.
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January 18 - An avalanche, that followed a series of earthquakes, buries a hotel in central Italy, killing 29 people.
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"When hot lava buries plants and shrubs, methane gas is produced as a byproduct of burning vegetation," the USGS said.
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After an initial outbreak, HSV-123 virus buries itself in nerve cells, where it grows increasingly less active over time.
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Let's hope it buries the memory of last year's Iggy Azalea collaboration "Pretty Girls" deep in her vast past discography.
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Apple also buries Subscription management The issue of scam apps may not always be the failure of App Store review.
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When I was in second or third grade, I said I want to be the guy who buries dead people.
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Ms. Rosenblit, naked except for a pair of black boots, bends forward and buries her head into a fuchsia bag.
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Mr Harding is more comfortable with facts; with classic English reticence, he buries his family's responses in footnotes and summaries.
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"Somebody loved this child tremendously," said Elissa Davey, founder of Garden of Innocence, a nonprofit organization that buries abandoned children.
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Javier Hernandez buries one for Mexico, and they're well on their way to booking a ticket to the knockout phase!
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Isolated in the Arg, Ghani works killingly long hours and buries himself in projects that should be left to subordinates.
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So Anders repeatedly buries me deep, making me run faster and lunge harder and twist more rapidly than anyone else.
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Like most big banks and many other corporations, Wells Fargo buries ripoff clauses in the fine print of its customer contracts.
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It opens as he buries his former master, takes his armor, and heads to a nearby tournament to make his fortune.
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A second is the way that liberal society denies and buries so many of the dark instincts that lurk inside us.
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A handball in the area gives Mexico a penalty kick, and Carlos Vela buries it and gives Mexico the early lead!
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Yet when the company removes or buries messages, ads, photos and videos, it is often called out for bias and censorship.
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She's under so many influences — from Betty Davis and Millie Jackson to Missy Elliott — and yet none of them buries her.
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Unfortunately, a lot of legislative communications snowballs into an avalanche of information, which buries the audience, the message and the messenger.
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According to the scientists, the wasp buries its larva in the abdomen of a certain species of social spider, called Anelosimus eximius.
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When it does explain the platform, it buries it in long texts filled with platitudes about it being a place for everyone.
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Instead of shrugging off his own cruelty, as he did back then, he buries the dead and offers an apology of sorts.
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But as people's Snapchat social graphs grow, this sorting buries your best friends and favorite content creators in favor of constant oversharers.
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It can be hard to remember you're eating galbi-jjim after a server buries it beneath a tableside avalanche of shaved raclette.
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Sharon is left alone in the courtyard, still holding the picture of Fonny and Tish; she buries her head in her hands.
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No doubt from Griezmann, who takes one step and buries the penalty in the right-side netting past a flat-footed Ryan.
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Samsung, like South Korea as a whole, fosters a top-down, hidebound culture that stifles innovation and buries festering problems, they say.
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Watch: The man who buries dead terrorists when no one else will What about what you personally get out of death care?
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Each year the county buries hundreds of individuals unclaimed for reasons as varied as the unclaimed individual themselves, according to county officials.
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This worm, known as a sand striker, buries itself in the ground and can grow up to twice the length of a human.
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"When hot lava buries plants and shrubs, methane gas is produced as a byproduct of burning vegetation," explains the USGS, in the post.
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The Simpsons episode responds to Kondabolu's well-reasoned argument and personal experience with a dismissive metaphor that buries the controversy under false equivalencies.
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You get that surge of momentum when you score and then the other team buries one — it takes you down a little bit.
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Using a magic wand, the Hulk manages to turn her abusive husband into a stuffed toy and then triumphantly buries him in puffs.
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Dan the Amp Guy takes a huge pull off a big red vape pen and buries the room in a cotton-candy cloud.
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There she encounters yet another disaster, a rock slide that buries three cottages and their inhabitants under a wave of stones and mud.
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If you haven't ... RTK puts out a hit, murders and buries what everyone believes is a Lil Uzi look-alike six feet under.
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Heavy rain events and storms routinely cause serious flooding here, only now the water buries streets, clogs sewers, damages homes, and fills train stations.
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A man embraces a woman beneath the rubble; both are dead, the bright colors of their clothing muted by the debris that buries them.
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The one exception is Climeworks' Iceland pilot plant, which captures its modest annual 50 metric tons of CO2 and buries it as basalt rock.
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In the photo, the two both appear to be laughing as Kidman clings to the country singer and buries her head in his chest.
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After Laura (Dafne Keene) buries her biological father, she pauses for a moment at his gravesite, contemplating the roughly hewn cross that adorns it.
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The control is simple: Your dragon slithers along the ground, and buries itself in the soil when you hold the screen with one finger.
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Mr. Ubhaus smokes bacon, cuts it into small, juicy chunks and buries the chunks, like treasure, amid popcorn drizzled with an elegant parsley purée.
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Sporting a bushy afro and speaking in rapid, staccato sentences, Washington quickly buries his movie-star baggage beneath the abundant tics of this role.
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And since no one's talking, you feel like the biggest Financial Hot Mess you know, which buries you into deeper shame... and so on.
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It sends a torrent of things at us, good and bad, and the hivemind bubbles the good things to the surface and buries the bad.
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Even the relatively established technology of carbon capture and storage, which captures and buries emissions released by power generation, for instance, has struggled for years.
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Bravo Buries Puelles with Body Work Martin Bravo became the lightweight champion of TUF Latin America 3 with a stunning striking display against Claudio Puelles.
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"Its movements sway like the seaweed it buries itself in, its color almost identical, making it the ultimate master of disguise," photographer Talia Greis wrote.
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In fact, a recent investigation by POLITICO found that USDA routinely buries its own scientists' findings about the potential dangers posed by a warming world.
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He turns back into the Rev when the sun comes out (those effects are the worst) and buries the deputy he killed in an unmarked grave.
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At the end of its life, the flesh withers and greys, at which point the user buries it in the backyard and orders a new one.
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Both are known to shock first and ask questions later, a habit that rarely goes unrewarded in an algorithmic public sphere that buries nuance under controversy.
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Instead, it buries a clarification in the footnotes of the report that when it says "tax dodging" it does not mean tax "evasion," which is illegal.
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One side of the soap molecule (the one that's attracted to fat and repelled by water) buries its way into the virus's fat and protein shell.
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So Barry just runs and he flies and he flies some more, delivering coke and accumulating suitcases of cash that he buries and stashes in closets.
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After Tiger's playing partner, Rory McIlroy, misses his par putt to drop back to 8-under, Tiger buries his par putt — dead center of the cup.
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After being denied access to Hart Island — the potter's field where New York City buries its unclaimed dead — we decided to try an air-based approach.
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I can't say I'm a fan of the way the Fitbit app now buries them in a "Community" tab that always opens on a social feed screen.
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Beijing buries the bad news It took hours after every other country in East Asia had responded for Beijing to comment the news of the summit's cancellation.
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But, when a passing snowplow buries Bob's car, the two are forced to head back to the restaurant on foot with Gayle's cat, Mr. Business, in tow.
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Damon also buries his movie-star attributes as a simple guy willing to take a sizable risk to find a scientifically provided version of the American dream.
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The highest total, 98 deaths, were reported in the hilly Rangamati district, where rescuers found bodies buries under mud, relief and rehabilitation officer Biswanath Majumder told CNN.
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The remaining members of DedSec commiserate, arrive at an "at least we got those bastards" equilibrium, and Marcus "buries" Horatio by drilling into his private hard drive.
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A gorgeous ball over the top from Banega finds him at the top of the area and he brings it down deftly and buries it far post.
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The "ostrich defense" refers to a defendant who "buries his head in the sand," enabling him to claim he had no idea about criminality happening around him.
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Or perhaps the terrible earthquake of 2010 killed what small hope Mischa Berlinski still possessed, just as it buries the projects and dreams of his novel's characters.
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In their attempts to figure out how long that will take, the pair buries numerous pigs, visits a restricted body farm, and performs bubbling, oozing lab experiments.
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For starters, any plant that captures and buries its CO2 will always be more complex and costly than a counterpart that simply dumps its carbon into the air.
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Her essay perpetuates a stereotype about Asian-Americans that may bear a hint of truth for some families but that buries the diversity of immigrant stories and perspectives.
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Liz Harris' Grouper project has occasionally explored the murk and and mire that settles out underneath more traditional ambient structures, but as Nivhek, she buries herself in it.
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Upstairs, Valentine buries his face in his hands, and looks up to a welcome sight: Cash, the Weeknd's manager, and XO artist Nav, are standing with open hands.
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James Cleveland, who's so rocked at some point that he buries his damp face in a towel that he later hurls in astonishment past Franklin toward a camera.
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At Joey Bats Café, Mr. Batista buries the mottled surface of each pastel — the result of a supremely hot oven — under a windfall of cinnamon and powdered sugar.
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In the video for "Ride Out in the Country," she drives a pickup truck into the backwoods and buries a corpse that also turns out to be Yola.
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"I'm Your Santa Claus" is a mildly wobbly flirtation, and "What the World Needs Now Is Love" buries its giving-a-talking-to vocals under blunt horn arrangements.
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Hendo Buries Lombard, Hints at Retirement At UFC 199, 45-year-old former Olympian Dan Henderson made what many thought could be his final walk to the Octagon.
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Yes, we all know about Curry's famous warmup routine, where he buries shots like these for breakfast, but seriously, he's just playing his own game on his own scale.
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On the surface: A hooded man travels through the fog by rowboat to a patch of land, where he digs a hole and buries something we can't quite see.
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But when a site buries its material connections to a business it funnels customers into, it erodes public trust, and calls into question the information provided by the publication.
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Meanwhile, the Purcell family buries Will, and the detectives use the wake as a chance to question "Uncle Dan" (Thomas W. Moore), who gets pretty defensive with them. Hmmm.
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When she finds out her aunts were responsible for nudging her toward this man in the first place, she swears off magic and buries her powers deep within herself.
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Dinardo drives the property's backhoe to that remote location and digs a hole about six feet deep, puts Patrick's body in the ground and buries him, the complaint states.
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Ochoa gets a toe on it — just enough to keep it off line — but Firmino is the first man to it in the goal mouth and he buries it.
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I know it's infuriating that the president habitually conflates illegal immigrants with violent criminals, and that he buries the signal of his bigotries in the noise of his syntax.
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"Give me a knife, I want to kill myself," an agitated Bayles said in the video, as he sobs in the car and buries his head in the seat.
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And it's hugely revealing about the way in which Trump deals with realities that he either doesn't like or make him uncomfortable: He buries his head in the sand.
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It is fair to say, however, that Mr Jones buries the lede, as American journalists say: hiding the book's single shocking revelation right at the back of the book.
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But after a couple of days, the duplicitous Fitzgerald all but buries Glass alive and abandons him as winter begins to close in, eventually lying to Henry that Glass died.
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Amazon constantly hides deals like this for some reason, and either refuses to put them in the daily deals section or buries them super deep — because why make things easy?
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To pass his days he buries the dead, cleans their homes and returns their books to the library, quirky actions meant to create a sense of order in his life.
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Mr. Adams effectively buries the little melodic fragment in an extravagant, churning brew of live and digital sound whose main structural elements are extended, sometimes monumental, stepwise rises and falls.
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Where Boston sets aside hallowed historic precincts and wends a handsome brick Freedom Trail through its Revolutionary sites, New York City buries its past under mountains of concrete and steel.
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He thus spends the first two scenes of "The Portuguese Kid" burying images the way a squirrel buries nuts, and the last two scenes trying to dig them back up.
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In recent years the industry has been under fire for its misleading "broadcast TV" fees, which simply takes a part of the cost of programming and buries it below the line.
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As the young boy shoots the camera a happy smile, the chick buries its head in his shirt and gets ever closer to falling asleep, all thanks to his serenading friend.
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Next she co-starred alongside a dewy Ewan McGregor in the TV Stendhal adaptation Scarlet and Black, playing a deflowered youth who tenderly buries her lover's guillotined head in a cave.
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"The whole story of the Irishman who buries his gold and the white Southern senator who turns black has just gone dim, as though nobody had troubled with it," she wrote.
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A coalition of Jesuit groups said that interring Marcos in the heroes' cemetery "buries human dignity by legitimising the massive violations of human and civil rights…that took place under his regime".
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Perry Buries Roberts in the Third When England's Ian Entwistle withdrew from his planned bout with Rob Font with an injury, UFC 13's Fight Pass undercard was reduced to two fights.
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Mayer expertly lifts the barely-there beat free breakdown and buries it under icy-blue synths and a big room bassline, crafting a record that wallops and weeps at the same time.
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Once it buries General Suleimani, the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps — which oversaw the secret projects to build nuclear weapons two decades ago — may well determine that it is time to surge ahead.
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It buries "I'm so happy for you!" underneath "I know so much more about your future than you do," and it often points to shitty diapers, sleep deprivation, and sexlessness to prove itself.
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His latest sketches are so derivative and stale that he buries them in his sock drawer, next to the wedding ring Summer returned after their annulment and the other mementos of his failures.
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Alternatively, if Chinese media buries this story and doesn't make much of it then one can assume China will treat this as a separate event and not allow it to disrupt trade negotiations.
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The administration buries information: The EPA removed a page detailing the scientific explanation for climate change, and the latest FBI crime report is missing 70 percent of the data it used to have.
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That was true last year when the EU, Japan and China all did better than expected; it is not true this year, an inconvenient fact he buries by lumping the two years together.
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We who have been ravaged by this plague and who have worked to pass legislation for funding can hope that something will finally be done to contain this epidemic, before it buries us.
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EnviroBuild, a U.K. company that offers environmentally-friendly building materials, placed the highest bid in an auction to name a newly discovered species of blind amphibian that buries its head in the sand.
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If Lowry buries those shots—and he hit two massive jumpers after being freed up by a combination of Valanciunas's picks and Miami's choices in the fourth quarter—those opportunities should start to reappear.
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The company buries and blends that information into their Selling, General & Administrative (SG&A) costs which is reasonable, though it would be nice to know how much leverage they're getting from the gig economy.
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The visceral punch and drive of its prose in many bravura passages—notably, the lorry crash that buries Gaza in a tide of corpses—evokes Irvine Welsh or William Burroughs more than "Oliver Twist".
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In a video clip, her presumed grandson pulls off a pretty slick stunt with a water bottle, but then his granny absolutely buries him by pulling off the same trick with two water bottles.
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In fact, it exists in the same universe, and the buried money (and ice scraper) found in the episode "Eating the Blame" is the same cash that Steve Buscemi's character buries in the film.
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Other religious European countries have begun to trend away from burials as well, but they still have much farther to go: Italy, which buried nearly all of its dead in 1995, buries 77% today.
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The scenes are winsome and funny till disaster strikes: A ceramic child is abruptly beheaded by a hammer; in a segment called "Chicken Salad," a sudden avalanche of greenery buries a windup toy bird.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "White House Buries the Bar for Accuracy" (Mediator column, May 13): Jim Rutenberg questions whether President Trump's press briefings should continue in the absence of any standard of accuracy.
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These staggering figures are now consigned to history as the Colombian government buries the hatchet with its longtime nemesis, the Marxist Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia rebel group, better known by its Spanish acronym, FARC.
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The episode also neatly encompasses the way the show buries huge failures inside of what seem like massive triumphs, as the guys get a big win, only to find the big loss lurking within it.
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Despite threats to walk away if Trump buries the deal, several Iranian officials said that "as long as Tehran was not excluded from the global financial and trading system" it could consider respecting the accord.
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After blowing up at Farid, he flees his parents' house for his own apartment and buries his sorrows over his deteriorating mental health (and perhaps his uncertain future as a game designer) in casual sex.
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The director, Barry Jenkins, uses two performances to establish these feelings and experiences, then hands them off to Rhodes, whose final incarnation of Chiron strategically buries all that has preceded him in rock-hard thuggery.
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No. 20 West Virginia buries Mississippi Valley State MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — Nathan Adrian's 15 points, 14 rebounds and six assists helped No. 20 West Virginia bury Mississippi Valley State 107-66 in a nonconference game Monday.
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She quoted a Gospel story (sometimes cited by Christian free-marketeers) which deplores the caution of a man who buries his silver coins in the ground, and praises a man who puts his money to work.
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The Main Card: Miocic Buries Overeem in the First The main event of the evening saw Stipe Miocic attempt to defend his UFC heavyweight title against former Strikeforce, Dream, and K-1 heavyweight champion Alistair Overeem.
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The Russian is completely unmoved when he steps over the dead bodies of hundreds of his comrades, with the same unconcern he buries his dead compatriots, and with no less indifference he faces his own death.
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In the play, Antigone buries her brother against the wishes of Creon, the King of Thebes, who rules that she must die; her fiancé, Haemon, fights for her, but it ends in both of their suicides.
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The way even an "impersonal" algorithm is set up, the kind of stories it elevates and buries, is also a form of catechesis, a way of teaching human beings about how they should think about the world.
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You could also teach rhyme schemes with this, the way he buries literally a dozen -at and -ack rhymes in here, all of them enhanced by his staccato delivery as he snarls out disgust and gunshot sounds.
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One lawsuit against Comcast filed in 2016 noted how the company's "broadcast TV fee," introduced in 2014 and still on consumer bills today, simply takes a part of the company's programming costs and buries it below the line.
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When Needy Lesnicki (Amanda Seyfried) jumps through the window to kill Jennifer—her ungodly best friend and a girl she's secretly fancied for years—she swings a hammer and buries it deep into Jennifer's Fall Out Boy poster.
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It's also hard not to feel exasperated by what makes Kayla so dear — her frailties, mistakes, gawkiness — as she doodles alone at lunch or buries her head in her hands after being voted "most quiet" by the other students.
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This stunning mystery is set back in 1879, when New York's capital city is hit by a blizzard that buries the parents of 10-year-old Emma and 7-year-old Claire and hurls the girls into the streets.
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It didn't say so explicitly, but the post is a direct rebuttal to claims — surfaced by a site on Thursday — that the function buries more damning search results for Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, thereby aiding her electoral odds.
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Breaking News In Yuba County by Amanda Idoko tells the story of a woman whose husband dies after she catches him cheating, so she buries his body and soaks up the attention of being a wife with a missing husband.
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"I've been on teams that have started poorly and confidence-wise, it buries you," said Islanders center Jordan Eberle, who played the first seven seasons of his career with the Edmonton Oilers before being traded to New York on June 22.
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That beautifully flickering self is at the heart of Homer's meaning in the "Odyssey," which, as Mendelsohn says, effectively buries the "Iliad," moving beyond the beefcake vision of the heroes at Troy to something much more subtle and adaptable — and modern.
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Luke, clearly unused to rejection, doesn't quite know how to compute what just happened as he walks out of the castle, and buries his face in his hand so as to not give away whatever odd facial expression he might have been making.
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Pet Sematary, which King has said is his own pick for his scariest book, tells the story of a doctor and father whose family cat dies and is given a dark new life after he buries it at a haunted Indian grave site.
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No. 83 UCLA buries Pacific with 3-point barrage UCLA coach Steve Alford said Friday night after the 16th-ranked Bruins' 119-80 win over visiting Pacific that his game plan with 3-point shots for the Bruins this season is simple.
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" She shuts the blinds, cranks up the air-conditioning, and buries herself in literature in an effort to avoid the deprivation around her, but "all the time I know myself to be on the back of this great animal of poverty and backwardness.
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There, he buries his father — he digs the grave, labor that's emblematic of the ties that bind — and rapidly becomes embroiled in a succession of family crises that include an unwanted pregnancy, a burdensome debt and, most urgently, a potentially disastrous crop.
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" In the concluding couplet of Scenters-Zapico's sonnet, where rhyming is required, she quotes those lyrics but buries their rhyme inside the final line, severing the connection between longing and loneliness: "A la lima y al limón, tú no tienes / quien te quiera.
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At the end of a clearing on Hart Island, an island off the Bronx where New York City buries its unclaimed dead, is a section where people who died of AIDS were buried during the height of epidemic in the 1980s and 1990s.
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And there is much to appreciate in Urrea's highly entertaining story of Big Angel, the de La Cruz family's patriarch, who buries his mother even as he himself is dying and as his family gathers to celebrate his 70th, and last, birthday.
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Outrage over the violence and rhetoric of these men buries an equally important and certainly more intransigent story of longstanding grass-roots and national campaigns populated partly by white women who aim to maintain racial and economic inequities on the American landscape.
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Manda Scott, author most recently of "A Treachery of Spies", notes that the internecine savagery of Mr Herron's security agencies finally buries the espionage-fiction myth of "decent gentlemen—public schoolboys all—upholding the values of imperial England by dint of superior intelligence".
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Tapped to give the Democratic response to the State of the Union — and you'll want to listen to him tell the story of how that came about — he delivered a powerful performance in a speaking slot that usually buries ambitious young politicians.
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But it's deployed in the classic Dutch horror film The Vanishing , and the not-so-classic segment of the George Romero/Stephen King anthology horror movie Creepshow where Leslie Nielsen buries his cheating wife and her lover (Ted Danson) on the beach.
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But with sagging user growth endangering viewership, backlash to the redesign that buries Discover and a policy shift to stop paying Discover publishers up front, Instagram and its massive user count may be able to seduce publishers to bring longer videos to its app instead.
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We were really trying to be a live rock band and it's really mixed like a rock record with the guitars extremely loud and the vocals are kind of quiet—and I think anytime you try to write semi-poppish music, it just buries vocals.
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And that is the reality of Washington: Republican presidents and politicians are held to a different standard than their Democratic counterparts, because when Democrats abuse their office using their pen and phone, it is met with either a cheer and the media buries complaints.
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Yet a decade and a half later — as Ajit Pai, the chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, buries net neutrality alive with his repeal of its rules, an act that took effect Monday — I'm no longer surprised that there was a fight over this.
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Minnesota buries Georgia Southern 86-218 Junior guard Nate Mason had a big all-around game off the bench with 22 points and nine assists and Minnesota barraged Georgia Southern with 212 211-pointers in an 230-235.3 win on Friday night at Williams Arena in Minneapolis.
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And just when it seemed like 2018 was going to be a truly boring year for phones, Oppo went and made the Find X, a device that simultaneously shows smartphone creativity isn't dead and buries the idea that there's no way to avoid those stupid screen cutouts.
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"I would say, like on Boy Meets World where he would make a time capsule that he buries in his backyard, this is like my time capsule of 2017 and what my life looks, sounds, feels, smells, tastes like right now in real time," the rapper explained.
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Read MoreThe L.A. Times buries the lead, and its profits The above argument may be winning you over if you're a free market capitalist with historical knowledge, or even an economic liberal who happens to be a fan of political liberty and democratic accountability,(remember those people?).
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The company's website still promotes its long history of ads with The Simpsons, Ed O'Neill, Arsenio Hall, and Phil Hartman, but it buries the prices in a confusing menu that's hard to figure out, a click-heavy mess that's almost designed to encourage people to give up.
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The movie doesn't so much resolve conflicts as revisit them, and even when it does something vaguely surprising — like resurrect a beloved character for a brief dream sequence — it then buries whatever power the scene might have had by repeating it endlessly with other beloved dead characters.
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There are a few small moments that work in isolation (mostly involving the story of Antonio Banderas as a kindly Spanish olive tycoon — seriously), but the movie as a whole buries itself so deeply in its first half-hour that it can never dig its way out.
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He methodically cleans the houses in the neighborhood: strips the house of useful materials like batteries, drags out the decomposing corpses and buries them in a field, cleans up, and then marks the street outside the house with a huge spray-painted X to signal its completion.
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As Celeste on Big Little Lies, Nicole Kidman delivered one of the realest, most heartbreaking portrayals of an abused woman, in love with the man who hurts her, who picks herself up and buries the emotional and physical mess day after day — through denial, long sleeves, and strong concealer.
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CreditCreditTodd Heisler/The New York Times The bodies reached Hart Island on a ferry like all the others, in spare wooden boxes and bound for ignominious mass interment off the coast of the Bronx where New York City buries its unclaimed dead by the hundreds in long, shallow trenches.
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The morning after the party, the neophyte buries a memento near the boundary of his or her hometown, then climbs over the city limits sign to fall into the arms of fellow journeymen who have gathered to see the new traveler off before they resume their own journeys.
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But what ActBlue buries in its privacy policy (which, let's face it, nobody reads) is that it is required by law to send your name and address along with the name of the candidate you are donating to and the size of your contribution to the Federal Election Commission.
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But what ActBlue buries in its privacy policy (which, let's face it, nobody reads) is that it is required by law to send your name and address along with the name of the candidate you are donating to and the size of your contribution to the Federal Election Commission.
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He has compared U.S. intelligence officials to Nazis, and then tried clumsily to lure them into a fight with the media; on Monday, he told U.S. Central Command that the American news media buries acts of terrorism, suggesting journalists and jihadis might share some underlying objectives against American national interests.
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And finally, let's hail two visions of being a woman in America in 2018, with its attendant joys and furies: one, Vida (Starz), is told defiantly from a woman-centric point of view, and the other, You (Lifetime), buries viewers in a suffocatingly, toxically masculine one in darkly thrilling fashion.
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"Treefingers" was barely a song at all; Jonny Greenwood timestretched a swath of his recorded guitar playing into a three-minute ambient still life that led into the claustrophobic weightlessness of "Optimistic," which buries its drums way down in the mix and plays like a rock song that's had its legs cut off.
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At hamburger central, antibiotics for cattle that aren't sick After badger buries entire cow carcass, scientists go to the tape Marine mammals have lost a gene that they may desperately need This bristly, swiveling, motorized apparatus spins when a cow touches it, allowing the animal to reach places it couldn't on its own.
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In " Morvern Callar " (2002), she tells the tale of two young women who work in a supermarket, get drunk, and grab a vacation in Spain—everyday stuff, except that one of them chops up the body of a deceased boyfriend and buries it, while mailing off the manuscript of his novel under her own name.
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Someone shouts at me that I'm exactly the kind of crook who calmly buries people in mass graves, upon the occasion of my sincerely trying to help him/her co-discover why he/she has not received a reimbursement for the preoperative laboratory tests associated with emergency gall-bladder surgery—I understand that person.
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This metaphor for academia as a pressure cooker that tests and challenges young people until they come out as something stronger is most obvious in the climax of the film, when villain Adrian Toomes (Michael Keaton) tricks Peter and buries him deep in a pile of rubble, thinking that will be the end of his adversary.
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"When someone buries their loved one in a graveyard, there's the assumption this will be their final resting place as we say in the liturgy, so when this happens in such a shocking violation of that sacred act, it was [shocking] for me, personally," Archdeacon Sam Rose of the Anglican Diocese of Eastern Newfoundland and Labrador said.
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In both the 1991 film and its sequel, "Addams Family Values," Wednesday engages in activities far more unsettling than either of her previous incarnations: She electrocutes Pugsley; drops her baby brother, Pubert, from the roof; buries a cat alive; and takes down the cultural insensitivity of Thanksgiving in a way that ends with a summer camp in flames.
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The Paranoid Style: Rolling Disclosure (Bar/None) On the scene-setting "The Ambassador's Morning Lift," a term Google tells me denotes a punch comprising egg nog, rum, cognac, and creme de cacao, massed guitars—three gang up live—are juiced a dozen seconds later by a busy bass line that quickly buries all hope of indie decorum.
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But when she's thrown into an unfamiliar or uncomfortable situation, Oh allows her unease to be just palpable enough for us to detect before Eve buries it deep somewhere inside herself so she can keep doing her job — or, as is often the case, to go beyond her job description to pull up the stubbornly hiding truth by its roots.
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While Daenerys finally reaching Westeros was the big payoff Game of Thrones fans have been waiting ages for, the season seven premiere, "Dragonstone," had another moment of personal revelation that, while quieter, was no less poignant: After taking refuge at a seemingly abandoned farm, Sandor "the Hound" Clegane buries the farmer and his daughter whose fate he sealed back in season four by taking the money they'd hidden.
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At this point, it is even money that Trump's attorney general — whether it be Matt WhitakerMatthew G WhitakerEx-federal prosecutor: 'Thank God' Whitaker is gone, Barr will bring 'integrity' back to DOJ GOP pollster says Dems are relitigating 2016 election with investigations of Trump Former senior FBI official calls Whitaker hearing 'disgraceful' MORE or Barr — edits the special counsel report to a meaningless death or outright buries it.
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That's what Banks does, dancing in a project hallway, in front of the New York City Criminal Court building, and on a literal cop car, looking like a badass before clearing out the track to spit a verse with lines like "How could that little young bitch from the ghetto hit the jackpot / ran off with the cash pot" with a calm, fuck-you self-assurance that absolutely buries your favorite rapper.
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S. Buries Digital Land Mines to Menace Russia's Power Grid" (front page, June 16): The Times reports: "Pentagon and intelligence officials described broad hesitation to go into detail with Mr. Trump about operations against Russia for concern over his reaction — and the possibility that he might countermand it or discuss it with foreign officials, as he did in 2017 when he mentioned a sensitive operation in Syria to the Russian foreign minister.
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West Virginia's defense buries Illinois No. 19 West Virginia's defense, so suffocating against inferior competition to begin the season, looked even more disruptive against Illinois during an 89-13 romp Thursday in the NIT Tipoff semifinals in Brooklyn, N.Y. Nathan Adrian had 13 points and eight rebounds despite early foul trouble, and Jevon Carter made six steals to go along with 10 points and five assists for the Mountaineers (4-0), whose full-court pressure forced 24 turnovers to fuel the blowout.
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The series of articles can be found here: — "Agriculture Department buries studies showing dangers of climate change" — "'It feels like something out of a bad sci-fi movie'" — "Trump's USDA buried sweeping climate change response plan" — "USDA official: Climate science plan wasn't supposed to be public" — "'I'm standing right here in the middle of climate change': How USDA is failing farmers" — "How a closed-door meeting shows farmers are waking up on climate change" The winners will be recognized at an awards luncheon on April 3 in New York City.
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