Iggy Azalea's ass is bursting at the seams ... literally.
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Editorial New York's transit system is bursting at the seams.
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Our country is bursting at the seams as it is.
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Vanderpump Rules is a show bursting at the seams with talent.
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But it doesn't show the signs of bursting at the seams.
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But it doesn't show the signs of bursting at the seams.
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I've been bursting at the seams trying to keep this a secret!
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The refugee camps there are overcrowded, insufficient, and bursting at the seams.
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Blac Chyna's bursting at the seams ... but it ain't holdin' her down.
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Is it any wonder folks are bursting at the seams out there?
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We're bursting at the seams, but that's why I'm bringing them in.
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Its schools, where around 80 languages are spoken, are bursting at the seams.
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Now, the river is bursting at the seams after months of heavy rainfall.
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Why does WWE want more wrestlers when its roster is bursting at the seams?
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As anyone who has traveled lately knows, airport terminals are bursting at the seams.
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If you're an intelligent young person, you're probably bursting at the seams with ideas.
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Shelters are bursting at the seams with dogs that are purchased and then dumped.
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"We are bursting at the seams and our galleries are beyond capacity," said Hartley.
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But it was also bursting at the seams of its own production and distribution limitations.
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Cities are bursting at the seams, and as a result, there are more people driving.
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And there's another main reason: America's biggest, mostly coastal cities are bursting at the seams.
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"We are playing catch up on moving product and bursting at the seams," Brown said.
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Amazon needs a second headquarters because it's bursting at the seams in its hometown, Seattle.
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Sky's Entertainment and Superfast Broadband plan is one such package that is bursting at the seams.
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Coal was humming in those days, the hollers of Boone County all bursting at the seams.
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It's a snapshot of a scene that's been bursting at the seams for almost a generation.
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Santa Barbara is an expensive town, and in 2600, the housing market was bursting at the seams.
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Top innovators led mature products already bursting at the seams with features while new opportunities went unseized.
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The paintings are austere and saturated, pared down and, like the bleeding planes, bursting at the seams.
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"But we're bursting at the seams," said Captain Flaherty, pointing up to tools stored near the ceiling.
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Around the country, this flu season brought reports of doctors' offices and clinics bursting at the seams.
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Even the glitches seem to fit this theme: a game bursting at the seams, unable to contain itself.
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Logistically, government agencies that are meant to police, detain, and process illegal aliens are bursting at the seams.
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He's a swaggering douchebag executive, but his demons are bursting at the seams of his custom Brioni suit.
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It is as if the city and the country are bursting at the seams with tragedy after tragedy.
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It is frequently named among the best steakhouses in the city, which is bursting at the seams with them.
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The house was adorable — and so small that "we would immediately be bursting at the seams," Ms. Cast said.
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"I always had the intuition that so much corporate ambition would end up bursting at the seams," he said.
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It's clear the Trump administration has created new pressure points on an immigration system already bursting at the seams.
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Critic's Pick Alexei Ratmansky's latest premiere for American Ballet Theater is born from joy and bursting at the seams.
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At best, such a move will be another finger in a dyke that is already bursting at the seams.
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In retrospect, the film is really a bursting-at-the-seams collection of oddball characters, squished between countless celebrity cameos.
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Kaufman was recently hired as a judge as part of a push to help a system bursting at the seams.
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Now the factory is, in Mr. Musk's words, "bursting at the seams" as it brings the Model 3 to production.
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In Thailand and Myanmar, petty drug users are being sentenced to long jail terms in prisons already bursting at the seams.
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Last year, Elon Musk said his factory in Fremont, California, was "bursting at the seams" making Model S and X vehicles.
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At CCF's shelter in Somaliland, 32 rescued orphaned cheetahs are cared for at a safe house now bursting at the seams.
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But this sense that Seattle is already experiencing run-amok growth and bursting at the seams deserves some scrutiny and historical perspective.
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Recorded with Chicago DIY mainstay and engineer Dave Vettraino, it best captures the bursting-at-the-seams energy of their live set.
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Why You Should Watch It: Bend It Like Beckham is a joyous little indie, bursting at the seams with warmth and humor.
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Luckily, H&M is bursting at the seams with everything from actual wedding dresses to bridesmaid gowns, guest outfits, and even accessories.
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Chicago is bursting at the seams with music, and it's hard to walk a mile without being subjected to an impromptu concert.
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Paranoia and government distrust are basic cultural currencies these days, and the new The X-Files' wallet is bursting at the seams.
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With a legal system bursting at the seams and over 2 million people locked up, a heavy burden rests on those resisting reform.
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That money is spent on promoting Jackson Hole, which hardly seems necessary when the town is bursting at the seams in its busy seasons.
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If you're done with stuffing a puffy billfold bursting at the seams into your pockets, here are five stellar slim wallets — all on sale.
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The September edition of Teenagers in The Times is always bursting at the seams, thanks to the many back-to-school pieces across sections.
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"At the same time we have hospitals in some parts of the country closing, tertiary care centers are bursting at the seams," he said.
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Our prisons are bursting at the seams and yet we allow powerful companies to line their pockets with our tax dollars to detain even more.
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If ancient glaciers "vacuumed up Earth's craters," Cavosie said, than sediments dating back to this period "should be bursting at the seams" with shocked minerals.
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Bursting at the seams with originality, the Japanese New Wave staple comes from the late writer/director Toshio Matsumoto, who passed at away last month.
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Wall Street was bursting at the seams with excitement about a trade deal between the U.S. and China — until details of the deal were revealed.
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"Immigration and jobs are the two reasons Toronto is bursting at the seams," said Beth Sulman, a Realtor at Sutton Group - Associates Realty in Toronto.
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Not only are the skies over the US congested with air traffic, the airports from which the planes operate are also bursting at the seams.
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She owns over 20 wigs organized by color, drawers full of glitter, lipsticks, and face paints, and a closet bursting at the seams with elaborate costumes.
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The company's operation there was already "bursting at the seams" when the company started making Model 3s in a tent in the parking lot last summer.
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Even if your underwear drawer feels like it's bursting at the seams, we bet there's still a few bralettes on the market that'll catch your eye.
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But if the job market were bursting at the seams, you would expect employers to be asking their workers to put in more hours, not fewer.
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Next week, Makanda will be bursting at the seams with thousands of visitors who want to drink in the celestial phenomenon for as long as possible.
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For the third bout in 1975 at Lumpinee Stadium, the purse was big (80,000 Baht) and the gate was bursting at the seams with punters and gamblers.
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But it's not all pies: Thirty recipes for equally adventurous baked goods (peanut butter-smoked paprika cookies, rhubarb blondies) round out this bursting-at-the-seams book.
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But some riders are more concerned about deteriorating service on an aging subway system that is bursting at the seams with nearly six million riders each day.
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Prisons in Iraq have been bursting at the seams following the detention of thousands of Islamic militants during nearly three years of war against the Islamic State group.
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We are already living through the worst refugee crisis since World War II. There are countries in Africa and the Middle East bursting at the seams with refugees.
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In June the Telsa CEO told shareholders that the electric-car maker is "bursting at the seams" and needs a new factory to build the Model Y SUV.
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Ten years after its premiere, Gossip Girl's stars have mostly gone their separate ways — but two have remained adorably close, and our teenage hearts are bursting at the seams.
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I used to go through so many clothes that my wardrobe was bursting at the seams, and pieces that had lost my interest lay discarded on my bedroom floor.
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Every now and then a company manages to issue a statement so bursting at the seams with hypocritical bullshit that we're forced to take a step back in awe.
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With more than 14.7 million subscribers, Reddit's /r/aww subreddit stands as the antidote for an increasingly toxic internet that's bursting at the seams with scammers, bullies, other malcontents.
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New York City is bursting at the seams with enticing choices when it comes to eating out for brunch and dinner — but lunch can be a trickier meal to nail.
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The company moved to the space in 2014 to make room for its rapidly expanding business, and roughly two years later, it already appears to be bursting at the seams.
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Our prisons are bursting at the seams while we spend over $80 billion a year to keep more than 2 million people locked up -- a staggering waste of human potential.
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Her outpost of the world's fastest-growing gym brand was bursting at the seams — the 4,000 square feet she'd had for four years was putting a lid on her growth.
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"Downtown is bursting at the seams," said Mr. Momo, a partner in the Terra Momo restaurant group, which owns the nearby Terra Momo Bread Company, Teresa Caffe and Mediterra restaurant.
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The game is bursting at the seams with purposeful nostalgia for its earlier, simpler times; off-the-wall features and items; and whatever news advertiser tie-ins Epic can manage.
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With schedules often bursting at the seams between work, school, appointments, and extracurricular activities, it's no surprise that more than half of all working parents say this balancing act is difficult.
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"We made a baby and my heart is bursting at the seams," Timlin captioned a photo of the couple, which captured a smiling White cradling the mama-to-be's baby bump.
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Dhaka's capacity to accommodate refugees "is bursting at the seams," with Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina under increasing pressure from opposition parties close to Pakistan ahead of 2018 general elections, Sajjanhar said.
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They just fear that their neighborhood is already bursting at the seams, with scores of glass apartment towers transforming an area long characterized by a mismatched jumble of low-rise buildings.
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Doctor Who: The Adventure Games feels bursting at the seams with ambition and love, ready and willing to apply the lessons learned from the Golden Age of Adventure Games to Doctor Who.
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"We made a baby and my heart is bursting at the seams," she captioned a photo of the pair, which captured a smiling White cradling the then-mama-to-be's baby bump.
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"We made a baby and my heart is bursting at the seams," she captioned a photo of the couple, which captured a smiling White cradling the then-mama-to-be's baby bump.
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IBA's offices on the edges of a university campus, near a roundabout decorated with parts of Belgium's first ever cyclotron, are bursting at the seams, with offices split into ever smaller cubicles.
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Our child welfare agencies are bursting at the seams with kids who need to be placed with loving foster care families because one or both of their parents are addicted to drugs.
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But with rent rising year after year, and a city that seems to be bursting at the seams with occupants, people have had to get creative to keep a roof over their heads.
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But as Georgetown law professor David Super points out, "We have right now a criminal code that is bursting at the seams with offenses," making it easy to break laws without realizing it.
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The future of the transportation industry is bursting at the seams with startups aiming to bring everything from flying cars and autonomous vehicles to delivery bots and even more efficient freight to roads.
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Its list of collaborators reads like a who's who of today's most forward-thinking producers—Chino Amobi, Lao, IMAABS, Kastle, and Endgame, among others—and it's bursting at the seams with moving parts.
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Notaro's best creative moments are bursting at the seams with heart, triumph and humor, which is exactly the mix she finds on Amazon's "One Mississippi," a semi-autobiographical show Notaro created and stars in.
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Las Vegas chapels were bursting at the seams with couples wanting to tie the knot on 219/219/22011, with "queen of nightlife" Tiffany Masters holding what she billed as the world's largest reception.
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Philip's cooking tends to be on the healthier, more wholesome side, so while you're not bursting at the seams, it's still nice to get an ice cream digestif at the end of seven-plus courses.
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The city is bursting at the seams; its public transportation system, MARTA, is plagued with delays, and this summer, a major highway overpass burst into flames and collapsed, disrupting the city's traffic flow for months.
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Or, in a sport with a schedule already bursting at the seams and its players overextended, is it best served as an exhibition at the back end of a grueling calendar to celebrate the game?
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I can't go on vacation without packing three cosmetics bags, my bathroom cabinet is bursting at the seams with foundations and highlighters, and I was a Sephora Loyalist long before I passed my driver's license test.
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Unbound by the conventional limits of the workweek (or because our workweeks were already bursting at the seams), we converged on a Saturday, in a space designed to inspire spontaneous idea-spitballing and immediate collegial feedback.
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Although the referendum's terms dictate that no further annexation will be permitted for ten years, Kiryas Joel is already bursting at the seams and residents are spilling into other parts of Monroe and into neighbouring towns.
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In a recently released excerpt, Wilson writes about a particular day on the set during which she was just bursting at the seams to share a bit of newly gleaned knowledge regarding the facts of life.
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Two refugee camps in Cox's Bazar in southeast Bangladesh that were already home to nearly 34,000 Rohingya "are now bursting at the seams," Duniya Aslam Khan, a spokeswoman for the refugee agency, said in a statement.
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At the same time, plenty of these programs operate from the top down — meaning they're bursting at the seams with white-savior-complex undertones — or merely making shallow attempts at boosting a company's corporate social responsibility (CSR).
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It is "already bursting at the seams", says Saleemul Huq of the International Centre for Climate Change and Development, a think-tank trying to bolster education and employment in eight places, including Mongla, to help absorb migrants.
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But it won't matter, because for all that WWE is bursting at the seams with generational, can't lose talent, everything gets funneled to the whims of one man and exists to feed a scant handful of other wrestlers.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - An estimated 2300,000 Rohingya refugees have fled Myanmar in the past two weeks and sought refuge in Bangladesh, where two existing refugee camps are "bursting at the seams", the U.N. refugee agency UNHCR said on Friday.
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But the finale circles back to where it started, and it is bursting at the seams with tangential characters, visual cues and over-the-top emotions that leave a jumble of impressions instead of delivering a clear punch.
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For Hays, a fellow veteran, shooting Woodard is another burden he is forced to carry, which would be a more compelling idea if it weren't explicitly vocalized or if Hays's psychic rucksack weren't already bursting at the seams.
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The show is based on an epic novel by Vikram Chandra, a 900-page testament to the romance of Mumbai—the biggest, baddest city in India, 18m people and counting, bursting at the seams with schemes, sex and murder.
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In the draped final version, on display in the central gallery, Wiessant is bursting at the seams: His frame remains lanky, but his arms have bulked up, his fingers are splayed almost violently, and his thumb is bent back.
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One the one hand, tech companies have helped fuel the housing crisis—sprawling across cities that are bursting at the seams with little investment in public infrastructure, and avoiding taxes that might help the poor and homeless at virtually every turn.
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I can see a bunch of highly paid television scribes huddled in a room bursting at the seams with empty cans of La Croix, trying to sort out the fastest way to establish their protagonist's blue-collar, all-American bona fides.
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PATRICK SINGY, NISKAYUNA, N.Y. To the Editor: When I was growing up (I'm 71), the Democratic Party was a bold, brash big tent of diversity representing the working class, bursting at the seams with a plethora of viable and colorful candidates.
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With trouble bursting at the seams in the apparel industry — store closings, over-stocked inventories and outright bankruptcies — retailers big and small continue to look to tap into a market that has often been dubbed "hotter" than the rest: athleisure.
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By the time I'm done drinking my Pocari Sweat, I'm feeling dizzy and horrible, bursting at the seams with a cocktail of the faux Gatorade, coffee, tea, and potentially incorrect doses of hangover medicine (the directions were in Japanese, and I'm an idiot).
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But for now, it's growing so fast that its headquarters in Hangzhou, southwest of Shanghai, is bursting at the seams, with rows of employees tightly packed under banners with kung fu sayings beloved of founder Ma. A new headquarters is due in early 2017.
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While on the face of it, that might seem disappointing (after all, the rate has gotten down to 4 percent at times in the past), the fact that it isn't doing so should be a good sign that the economy isn't bursting at the seams.
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LOS ANGELES — For the first time, tickets to Walt Disney World in Florida and Disneyland in California will cost more during holidays and some weekends — up to 20 percent more — than during slower periods, as the bursting-at-the-seams parks seek to spread out demand.
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Fianna Fail, which has swapped power with Fine Gael at every election since the state's foundation a century ago, focused on anger among some voters over a health service bursting at the seams and a dysfunctional housing market where rents have become prohibitively high for many.
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Conservators at the Natural History Museum of London knew for some time that the giant sunfish in the collection would need to be treated: The ten-foot-tall creature's stitched-up body was bursting at the seams, exposing the wheat straw that had been stuffed inside over a century ago.
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Todd McCarthy, The Hollywood Reporter This grand, bursting-at-the-seams wrap-up to one crowded realm of the Marvel superhero universe starts out as three parts jokes, two parts dramatic juggling act and one part deterministic action, an equation that's been completely reversed by the time of the film's startling climax.
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Fields, who is 20 years old, might have thought he was some sort of special ops soldier doing his duty for the white race when he allegedly rammed his car into a crowd of people in Charlottesville, Virginia, but al-Qaeda and ISIS are literally bursting at the seams with men just like him.
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That Wyze is continuously able to add features that were once considered hallmarks of cameras that are many times the price is a testament to the company's success in the smart home, a market bursting at the seams with identical-seeming products that are all trying to charge you a couple hundred bucks for slightly smarter versions of gadgets you may not need or already own.
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And now for "27 ways to feel bad about yourself while the last piece of Christmas pudding you've ‘indulged’ in is still making its way through your intestinal tract…" As the new year dawns, you'll notice that without ANY space to breathe whatsoever, what was once a newsfeed saturated with sequins, pints and party platters becomes one bursting at the seams with resistance bands, Nutri Bullets and all manner of "New Year, New You" rhetoric.
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As a show, it is already actively bursting at the seams and trying to be several kinds of shows at once: It's a coming of age story for preteens; it's a high school drama; it's a show about an actor doing their best impression of Kiefer Sutherland in Stand By Me; it's an adaptation of the first 15% of a dozen Stephen King novels; it's a story about parents and how they learn to let go of their children; it's an X-Men knockoff; it's a stolen John Carpenter script that he forgot he wrote; it's a Lovecraftian action show.
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