Cancerians have sensitive skin, so they love being caressed and massaged.
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As they chatted, Dunne caressed Harry's face and held Meghan's hand.
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As they chatted Dunne caressed Harry's face and held Meghan's hand.
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With care, she caressed every part of the song's snaking tune.
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At the time, Johnson caressed Chmerkovskiy's hair and face as they dined.
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A barefoot woman in a long orange cloak caressed one mammoth calf.
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Jabbari caressed his body a disturbing amount of times while writing this.
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He repeatedly caressed the older artist's drawing until it all but vanished. 22.
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His skin was remarkably soft as my fingertips caressed the back of his neck.
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At one point, Bieber lovingly caressed Baldwin's face as she struggled to stop crying.
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They ask to be carried, caressed, placed out in the sun in a garden.
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We caressed it one way and then the other, palming crop circles and cowlicks.
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One guest even reported having her face caressed by the hands of a ghost.
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Olinebi spread the membrane on the dusty ground and caressed it with his fingers.
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Oki caressed Mui to wakefulness, tapped a digital icon representing a door, and waited.
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She pulled her children in for hugs and caressed Gijena's face from time to time.
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" Her finger caressed his forearm as she whispered again, "I know you can hear me.
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The pitiless words of "Bye Bye Blackbird" and "Terre Sèche" were caressed, yet starkly clear.
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He drove to the climax; lyrical details were suavely caressed but pressed into the onward rush.
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" At another point, in between songs, Cave caressed a fan's head and asked, "Are you alright?
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Every time I put it on, my arms feel gently caressed by the Memory Fabric material.
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They admired the silky glide of drawers; they caressed counters and studied every minute design detail.
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As he caressed her face, she draped her arm around his neck and pulled him closer.
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There have been dictators who've caressed their horses and much-hated imperialists who've cuddled little lion cubs.
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He caressed her slowly and gently with the soft ropes, letting the rope drape down her body.
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I stripped, thinking I was going to die by the very hands that had once caressed me.
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He spoke to me, but not much; kissed me, but not much; caressed me, but not much.
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One mother caressed her son, who was suffering from malnutrition, pneumonia, macrocephaly and a severe lack of calcium.
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The crowds jostled Mr. Joko as he caressed fruit and posed for a seemingly endless procession of selfies.
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Their medals have been kissed by dozens, caressed by hundreds and worn by thousands — literally thousands, they say.
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"It's a breathtaking tool for me," Mr. King said as he caressed the screen, scrolling past graphics and menus.
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They turn a mere utilitarian device into something more akin to a jewel — coveted, caressed, missed when it's gone.
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Deep bass kicks from inside the club caressed Bryan's Ford Escort while we slowed and gawked at the entrance.
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Chief offenders include The Bangles' "Hazy Shade Of Winter," New Order's "Elegia," and Vangelis' airy, synth-caressed "Fields Of Coral."
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During their most recent meet-up, the couple chatted with Dunne as she caressed Harry's face and held Meghan's hand.
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A lovely rendering of Downes's Greene Street studio, in SoHo, caressed by daylight from large windows, is a pocket panorama.
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According to Christine, Lizzy was left "awe-struck" after Francis caressed her, hugged her, and placed his hands over her eyes.
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After some lip-locking Kaia caressed Pete's head, whispering sweet nothings to him, which prompted him to give her another peck.
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Occasionally we stopped to walk around and by turns get lashed with rain, pummeled by wind and caressed by crystalline sunshine.
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The doll is being caressed by three or four hands at any given moment, but the woman is alone and untouched throughout.
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"Beautiful," Mr. Spurr said, as he caressed the handmade, black-and-white horsehair Chelsea boot that he spent the last year perfecting.
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Johnson caressed Chmerkovskiy's hair and face as they dined and were seen walking down the street with their arms wrapped around each other.
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Other girls in the show twirled, caressed their face or threw glances back over their shoulder; some did nothing out of the ordinary.
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"Suzanne breathed her last breath here at home, as I knelt beside her and caressed her," Jeff Vezain wrote in a heartfelt message.
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"On Tuesday evening around 7:20pm, Suzanne breathed her last breath here at home, as I knelt beside her and caressed her," he wrote.
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" Wei said Rose called her "China Doll" and caressed her arm when she handed him papers, allegedly saying, "I love the way you do that.
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The star showed off her pregnant form in a tight brown turtleneck dress and lovingly caressed her bump as she posed in her hotel room.
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A second was garganelli cacao e pepe, which translated into a big bowl of al dente tubular pasta caressed by grated Parmesan and black pepper.
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With our elbows in the sand, we smiled as his hand caressed my left forearm, his dark hair and eyes contrasting with my light features.
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"Urn 3" recalls a torso, rhythmically caressed into possibility, whose top most edge is low enough for me to reach my hand over and into.
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At the time, Johnson caressed Chmerkovskiy's hair and face as they dined and were seen walking down the street with their arms wrapped around each other.
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Jack did so slowly, filling her bit by bit as Carter and Caleb caressed her ass and told her what a good little girl she was.
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"Mineeee," Mongeau, 221, captioned her shot — snapped as Thorne, in an orange ski cap and denim top with fishnet accents, kissed her and caressed her face.
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She bent over me and released the smoke, and the shimmering blue veil that caught the first autumnal sunshine sank over my face and caressed me.
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" The evening ended with "Tristan dying for love as upstage his own repulsive mummy is lowered into a vault caressed by white wormlike dismembered living arms.
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In the village of Faleasiu, the family of Valisa Talosaga, 2, kissed and caressed her body last week before burying her in front of their home.
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I will be sitting on a tropical beach, gently caressed by sunlight and ocean breezes, reading as many galleys as I can fit into my carry-on.
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Regardless, this wine, with spicy red fruit caressed by oak flavors that blend in seamlessly, is classically styled Rioja, aged by the producer and still under $20.
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Imagination became reality a few minutes later as our tongues caressed each other, but he disappeared after I took a momentary dip in the water to cool off.
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In the space of mere seconds, the jump shot blossoms into the gentle swish, the underside of the net rustling, like a flower gently caressed by the wind.
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Volleys that fell short — a staple of Bjorn Borg's run of five straight titles from 1976 to 1980 — were also lethal, caressed into closure on the velvet lawn.
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I have coifed, combed and caressed a gravity-defying pompadour, teetered over my own midsection in a Pisa-like lean and narrowed my eyes into a leering squint.
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" The suit also alleges that Rose referred to Wei as "China doll," and caressed her when she handed him papers, saying, "I love the way you do that.
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When I asked if a crying child passing by would like to pet a puppy, the tears nearly always stopped as fluffy little Max approached, ready to be caressed.
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Listening to Summer Cannibals' '"Say My Name" is like being caressed on the cheek by the same person that just knocked you out and left you on the sidewalk.
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The famous writer who casually caressed my bum on a crowded balcony, because he could; perhaps he knew I wouldn't say anything, so as not to make a scene.
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He caressed the back of my hand with his thumb and smiled, but it meant nothing — under the orange glow of streetlights, I knew, even broken glass looks stunning.
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If you're listening to the right bedroom jam, it might not matter if you're being caressed by a human touch or a robotic one: Both would make you blush.
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Henson talked to Seacrest about the usual stuff, but at the end said the Universe has a way of taking care of good people ... and then she caressed his chin.
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It was a movie that caressed its wig and pushed out a story about black sisterhood and self-care—a subject that Hollywood still needs to take a look at.
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Inside the bar, a young man caressed his companion's chin in the corner, while a transgender woman greeted everyone before strutting and shaking to the music under the strobe lights.
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The elaborate set, by Derek McLane, featuring a gleaming backdrop of wine bottles encased behind glass and caressed by light as if they were holy relics, paradoxically exacerbates the problem.
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General manager George McPhee had the league's other 245 general managers by the balls, but instead of crushing them until he got what he wanted, he caressed and complimented them.
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That might not feel encouraging to those who want a revolution right now, who believe all the institutions need to be knocked down -- not caressed and politely cajoled to change.
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Xuecheng began sending them explicit messages, according to transcripts reprinted in the 95-page report, such as asking one if she would be willing to be caressed and have intercourse.
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Glambot, where Legend expertly avoided injury as Teigen whipped her hair back-and-forth, and caressed her neck in a way that will surely one day traumatize a teenage Luna Simone.
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The "Lights Up" video showcases the former One Direction frontman in all his glory, rocking fluid fashion that would make David Bowie proud and getting caressed by people of all genders.
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And, even if someone heard him, what could anyone make out through the windshield that has been marked and scored by the million particles of dust that caressed his journey west?
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A Vision of Panorama, in its nine-track entirety, paints a vivid picture of wind-caressed palm trees, soft crashing waves, and sunsets streaked in warm jewel tones through its Balearic sounds.
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He asked if he "was allowed to flirt" with her, then caressed her leg and put his hand up her skirt as she was trying to demonstrate the product, the suit said.
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Her natural beauty is not so much upstaged as complemented by the gorgeousness of St.-Tropez itself, which lolls across the hills behind her, caressed by impossibly blue water and gentle wind.
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Plus, its accompanying video — which Insider ranked as the No. 1 music video of 2019 — showcases the former One Direction frontman rocking androgynous outfits and getting caressed by people of all genders.
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The "You" in the song is a benevolent God, who gives her hope; on YouTube, Daigle looks like yet another woman dressed up as a doll on strings, caressed by a puppet master.
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Atila, a trained therapeutic greyhound used to treat patients with mental health issues and learning difficulties, falls asleep as it gets caressed by three patients at Benito Menni health facility in Elizondo, northern Spain, on March 16.
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That is, in fact, a glowing orb being caressed by world leaders in what is the least transparent metaphor for global domination (actually, it was the opening of the Global Center for Combating Extremist Ideology in Riyadh).
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At one point, the nearly naked performers invited audience members to join them in a huddle on the floor; one cast member caressed the legs and backs of the audience members around him, while others made out.
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"The idea for Wood was developed way before the Oscars, actually," Erik told me as he ever-so-gracefully caressed a ball of dough into a freeform disk for my white pie with lamb sausage and pickled onions.
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Last week, The Times reported that the hedge fund Bridgewater Associates had settled sexual harassment accusations by Christopher Tarui, who claimed that his boss had "caressed" his back in a hotel room and repeatedly propositioned him for sex.
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Braiding the art of photography with the art of drawing, the artist caressed his models with light, sketching their faces, limbs, and genitals, and at times adding small fictional details such as luminous arcs touching the model's bodies.
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In the miraculous Facebook Live below, we learned about Kathie Lee's new curls (they have been caressed by some of Hollywood Elite), when Hoda feels her most beautiful, their desert island beauty-product picks and so, so, so much more.
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Caressed by sultry secretaries in advertisements, it resembled an instrument console from the Starship Enterprise and shipped with a fire extinguisher, in case its heating elements set the paper alight; seven plain-paper copies per minute trundled through its paper path.
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Now, I'm no marijuana expert, but if I was going to get high anywhere it would probably be in an outdoor arena linked to the study of space while the music of Underworld, Jean-Michel Jarre, and Caribou caressed my five senses.
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The couple's ceremony at St. George's Chapel at Windsor Castle was warm, tender, and tearful, a fairytale love story as Eugenie and Brooksbank, who dated for seven years before their engagement, stole loving glances at each other and tenderly caressed each other's hands.
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"It's a place constantly caressed by the ocean breeze," said Michael Arenella, whose Jazz Age Lawn Party was the first event to put Governors Island on the map as a place to be seen while watching stratus clouds and cruise ships float by.
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Wider Image: Therapy on four legs Atila, a trained therapeutic greyhound used to treat patients with mental health issues and learning difficulties, falls asleep as it gets caressed by three patients at Benito Menni health facility in Elizondo, northern Spain, February 13, 2017.
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He came toward me in the candlelight, and one of the most enduring pictures I have of his face is of his concentration as he reached behind my left ear and caressed my earlobe, as though he were tucking my hair behind it.
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Wrapped in a wheels-to-roof vinyl ad, the bus was a mobile billboard splashed with the racy, larger-than-life image of a buxom woman — her blond hair thrown back, her face flushed — being caressed by a masked man, red silk around his neck.
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In that song, a man pines for the woman who just left him: I can hardly bear the sight of lipstick on the cigarettes there in the ashtray Lyin' cold the way you left 'em But at least your lips caressed them While you packed.
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LADISPOLI, Italy — As women wearing artichoke body paint caressed artichoke sculptures shaped like an owl, a snowman and a cobra at this seaside town's 68th annual Festival of the Artichoke, Ada Di Porto stood inside a tent, banging a peeled artichoke bud against a white plastic plate.
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Fashion Month SS17 proved it wasn't all about heavy cut creases and flawless, full coverage as gossamer-esque crème blushes caressed cheeks, eye glosses glazed lids, veil-like foundations gave skin an ethereal dewiness and tinted balms provided lips with a subtle wash of color at shows like Delpozo and Who What Wear.
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In a couple of the images, the crates, too small for the dazed inhabitants to lie down in, were suspended above the ground, and the torsos and hands of the human attendants around them craned and caressed at each crate's tilt and sway: gestures of care within the constraints of an inescapably cruel act.
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In a couple of the images, the crates, too small for the dazed inhabitants to lie down in, were suspended above the ground, and the torsos and hands of the human attendants around them craned and caressed at each crate's tilt and sway: gestures of care within the constraints of an inescapably cruel act.
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Patrons danced, cruised, drank, caressed, hallucinated, sauna'd and paid their respects from before midnight to well past 11 AM. It was both a throwback to the venue's heyday, before the internet made many bathhouses feel obsolete, and a glimpse at what could have been had they thrown more events like this, which balanced sleaze with sociability and made the place appealing to those beyond the aging gay generation for which it was once a mecca.
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In only a few short weeks, I had critiqued a fifth grade play; eaten pizza, doughnuts, meatballs, and brownies for free; held and caressed a horseshoe crab; gone down a very public slide and struggled to emerge from the ball pit; failed at doing even one pull-up in a Naval (or was it Marines?) aptitude test; witnessed a flash mob; and watched a priest bless some very old, very sick looking dogs.
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"Malcolm was sitting in the first row of the hall, bending forward at such an angle that his long arms nearly caressed the ankles of his long legs, staring up at me," he writes of the first time he met Malcolm X. The gentleness in that "caress" gestures at an interiority often missing from depictions of heroes of the 1960s, particularly a firebrand like Malcolm X. This section also provides a clear example of the self-interrogation the Montaignian essay aspires to.
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