Eye on the sky A black hole chomping on a star.
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"That's a bummer," Damon mused about Kimmel's loss, chomping on an apple.
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And left every person sitting next to someone chomping on popcorn very annoyed.
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"He's chomping on a bread roll, if you notice," said codirector Anthony Russo.
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The president is an unabashed gargoyle atop the White House, chomping on American values.
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The idea of chomping on more bugs and eating lab-grown meat may capture the imagination.
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Thinking with her mouth first, Zoey started chomping on the package before Thibault could stop her.
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TS Madison simulating fellatio like she's actually chomping on bratwurst is what gets me every time.
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Multiple senators, in an apparent attempt to rouse themselves, could be seen vigorously chomping on gum.
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"You can't keep oppressing people, whether they're Asian, Hispanic or whatever," said Anderson, chomping on a cigar.
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The kids loved sitting on the roof of the car and chomping on candy under the stars.
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It also began its immediate takedown of white men, chomping on cigars cruising around town in a limo.
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Teigen posted a photo of her one-year-old daughter Luna looking precious while chomping on some ribs.
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And we're sitting there a little while, and here's the president drinking iced tea and chomping on Nicorette.
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While Sócrates preferred several dozen cigarettes a day, Maradona is more often spotted chomping on a huge cigar.
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I certainly never expected to witness Kudrow chomping on a Scotch egg in Blackpool, England, but it works.
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"I've seen him chomping on that gum, and I was wondering what he was doing," Steve Stricker said.
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Also Zac Efron, shirtless and soulful 2014's Neighbors memorably featured an adorable baby chomping on a discarded condom.
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There's also a photo of Bill Clinton chomping on a comically large cigar, overlaid with Hillary Clinton laughing maniacally.
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It involves her pulling out scissors, cutting grass from their display and chomping on it with a straight face.
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In tense situations, he was known for tearing a handful of grass from Tiger Stadium's turf and chomping on it.
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I know of three instances where alligators helped police capture escaping criminals by chomping on them or blocking their getaway.
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On a recent Tuesday, Little Black, Little White and Old White gathered in front of their pen, chomping on vegetable scraps.
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A young man, wearing a black leather jacket and chomping on gum, leaned against the engraving and fiddled with his cellphone.
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If you can get past the cringe of their "happy holidays" greetings and rather awkward dancing, enjoy chomping on those harmonies.
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Photographer Jack Berthomier snapped this Tylosorus crocodulis fish chomping on a smaller fish while freediving in Ouemo Bay in Noumea, New Caledonia.
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The most unnerving thing was not shitting on a guy, but the fact that I could hear him chomping on my logs.
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" Primo, chomping on some food (it was a hard day's work, after all), responds through a translator, unconcerned as usual: "No worry.
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She writes that as her husband was nervously "chomping on an unlit cigar," she took a nap as the results were coming in.
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"Churchill was chomping on a freshly lit cigar," said Ann Shumard, senior curator of photographs at the Smithsonian's National Portrait Gallery in Washington.
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Later Snaps, which show Sinn enthusiastically chomping on a piece of one of the antlers, proves that this strange surprise is definitely pup-approved.
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Following her panda interaction, Trump visited with local schoolchildren in front of a panda enclosure, where Meng'er the panda was chomping on some bamboo.
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The "All-New Wolverine" isn't the same old man Logan, chomping on cigars and muttering things about being the best at what he does.
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His mosaic of tattoos included portraits of Tupac Shakur, Malcolm X, Martin Luther King Jr. and Mike Tyson (shown chomping on Evander Holyfield's ear).
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Check out the video that Ciara shot ... Russell is aggressively chomping on a stick of gum as he maneuvers the chopper around CenturyLink Field.
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Amy Klobuchar, one of the four Democratic presidential candidates taken off the campaign trail for the trial, was chomping on a piece of gum.
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He got off to a quick start and just kept chomping on it until after he was done with his post-round news conference.
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He made his N.B.A. debut with the Syracuse Nationals in 1956, and he was chomping on a cigar as a silver-haired scout six decades later.
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Just like old times, Finn immediately went to chomping on the rump roast of his old friend, making noises his pet parents hadn't heard in years.
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Santos says he realized in short order he was chomping on shards of glass, and it didn't take long for blood to ooze from his mouth.
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Within minutes, Lusambo, the youngest, was clowning around, using his new hand to erect a tower of plastic building blocks and chomping on a candy lollipop.
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Megalodons have been extinct for 2.6 million years, but had existed for 20 million before that, chomping on dolphins, massive whales, sea turtles, porpoises, and other sharks.
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The hacker's identity is still unknown, however we wouldn't be surprised if he loves chomping on a bit of haggis, or perhaps has a lust for Vegemite.
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Last August, dozens of goats were chomping on weeds near a retention pond in Boise, Idaho, when they broke through a fence and paraded through a neighborhood.
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But, as the goofy guy chomping on breadsticks in the back of the video, I can assure you this video and its story are completely true and uncompensated.
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The mood was upbeat, though individuals expressed anger and despair in between picking up paintbrushes or chomping on pizza, which was generously donated by students from Hamilton College.
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Too much to bear A 19-year-old man's camping trip was pretty much over when he woke up to a huge black bear chomping on his head.
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So is chomping on a Nicorette a good way to get the feeling of puffing up without the immense health risks that come with a pack of Camels?
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Maybe people who already have arthritis and other inflammatory diseases notice they feel better when they eat fewer tomatoes, but even chomping on tomatoes won't cause arthritis, Franco says.
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It takes maybe 20 or 30 seconds (if that) for a pissed off Raptor to tear through a fence, at which point it immediately begins chomping on your park guests.
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Now he's chomping on a crispy duck salad at the Groucho, his private members' club, and chatting about Stormzy, the rapper from south London responsible for this change in fortune.
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Then they march into the streets to watch awkward performances featuring actors dressed as Japanese policemen shooting at valiant demonstrators, as onlookers boo and cheer while chomping on dried squid.
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Reviews of the device are often done by men chomping on the silicone ball as they also lift weights in the gym, doing face reps as they do body reps.
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It brings to my mind Inspector Cramer sitting across from Nero Wolfe and Archie Goodwin in Nero's office, while chomping on his cigar and growling that minced oath in frustration!
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This article originally appeared on VICE Sports UK. If the Premier League season is a Rollover hot dog, we are currently chomping on the last few mouthfuls of mushy pink sausage.
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"A bit strange to see folks chomping on fast food burgers in the @WhiteHouse East Room," wrote White House bureau chief for VOA News, Steve Herman, sharing video from the event.
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I gawk at the well-dressed Scandinavians chomping on bao buns and French fries before meeting with legendary Juicer Marcus Alex Lohse, who has won the competition a bunch of times.
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Female leopard seals can grow to 11.5 feet long and weigh more than 1,100 pounds, with bodies built for slicing through the water and long sharp canines for chomping on prey.
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Instead, I have to endure a reserved seat where I am stuck, typically around people chomping on their popcorn, fidgeting with candy wrappers, talking and checking the latest text on their cellphones.
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Thailand is home to some of the world's biggest crocodile farms, where tourists can see the giant creatures lounging in the hot sun, chomping on chicken, or swarming in emerald green pools.
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Pattinson starts out reasonably secure and then becomes increasingly unstable, whereas from the get-go Dafoe is chomping on the scenery like it's his delightful old-timey pipe, and only gets more wild.
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Wearing green military fatigues and chomping on cigars for many of his years in power, Castro was famous for long, fist-pounding speeches filled with blistering rhetoric, often aimed at the United States.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - Thailand is home to some of the world's biggest crocodile farms, where tourists can see the giant reptiles lounging in the hot sun, chomping on chicken, or swarming in emerald green pools.
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The wrestlers chomping on this bait do so because the game is played on a hazy field, where you have to believe, at least a little bit, that it's all more real than not.
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And President Bill Clinton was caught during a trip in Senegal banging a bongo drum, strumming a guitar and chomping on a cigar — all in celebration of a judge's decision throwing out a sexual harassment lawsuit.
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Rob Bishop was chomping on a burger at a press conference, arguing that such an act would be "illegal" if the climate warriors had their way, and "cheeseburgers" had become a talking point in the 2020 campaigns.
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The show got a lot of comic mileage out of Chad's constant protein intake — whether through shakes, vast quantities of cold cuts, or by chomping on an entire sweet potato with the gusto of a muscled Fred Flintstone.
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At this point, these trackers have limitations, for example providing the same feedback on the number of bites whether you're chomping on a skinless chicken breast and a tossed salad or a double cheeseburger followed by an ice cream sundae.
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To embrace him is to be seduced by his gifts: the hands that are as quick as a lizard's tongue; the strong arm; and the capacity to be unbowed, often wearing a smile or chomping on gum, in a big moment.
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The Restaurant:Thursday night is burger night at The Restaurant, which means it'll be lively till late with locals chomping on big-as-your-head burgers and not-to-miss sides (the Esquites, a twist on a common Mexican corn salad, was especially bomb).
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Now, a new study shows the smell of tiny microorganisms that colonize plastic in the ocean tricks fish into chomping on it, and helps explain why tiny bits of plastic are making their way up to food chain and to our own guts.
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But still, in this new utopian era of soft, feminine chips, it is important to look back and salute the brave women who've been fighting the good fight, and chomping on some of the most difficult, gender-threatening snacks man has ever created.
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During the last two seasons, the baseball team has held a three-day Whalers Alumni Weekend, with former players returning and the Yard Goats wearing hockey-style uniforms, featuring its mascot chomping on a hockey stick instead of on a baseball bat.
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Personal Health I hope you're not chomping on a bagel or, worse, a doughnut while you read about what is probably the most serious public health irony of the last half century in this country: As one major killer — smoking — declined, another rose precipitously to take its place: obesity.
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Her legs are patchy and swollen with gout, and her digestion is a war zone; in the most grisly scene, we observe Her Bulimic Majesty chomping on cake, with smears of green frosting on her cheeks, then craning over to retch into a silver urn that is proffered by a lackey.
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A mobile Alexa that could follow me around while I bark orders at it like a disgruntled newspaper editor chomping on a cigar sounds quite convenient, but if you need an Alexa-enabled device to follow you around your house, why not just spend $100 on a pair of Echo Dot devices and put them where you need them, instead of purchasing a walking intercom?
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What we're dealing with here, with these old timers, the lads and lasses who were chomping on Pink Panthers like they were Polo mints back when raves were free and fun and the 1994 Criminal Justice and Public Order Act was yet to be signed, are people who lived through the storied glory days, but swore off the hard stuff as soon as child rearing reared into view.
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I'd be up front, pedalling like a drouthy navvy in need of a pint, while Judith reclined on the back of the seat, chomping on a Star Bar and taking in the sights.
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Snuffles is an anthropomorphic cartoon dog appearing in animated television shorts produced by Hanna-Barbera beginning in 1959 on The Quick Draw McGraw Show. Daws Butler provided his voice. Snuffles is a bloodhound used by Quick Draw McGraw to ferret out bad guys in the old West, but needed to be bribed with a dog biscuit before performing his task. Upon chomping on one, he would hug himself in ecstasy, jump into the air and float back down, sighing.
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The Sharks' iconic logo of a shark chomping on a hockey stick has been in use since their inaugural 1991–92 season, with slight modifications prior to the 2007–08 season. The triangle on the logo references the Bay Area's Red Triangle near the Pacific Ocean. The Sharks also use various partial and alternate logos based on the primary logo. The original Sharks' road jerseys were teal with white, gray and black striping and featured white block lettering with black trim.
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102 This and Baseball Bugs feature a Bugs Bunny variant of the then-usual closing, where, instead of Porky Pig busting out of a drum, Bugs does, proclaiming "...And that's the end!" while chomping on a carrot. Both American and European Turner "dubbed" prints retain the original ending card, with the Turner "dubbed" notice appearing under the card. Despite this being a Looney Tunes short, the Merrie Melodies rings are shown even when Bugs pulls down the Looney Tunes card. This also happens in Hare Conditioned.
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The logo features a goat chomping on a baseball bat and the team makes heavy use of animal imagery and symbolism. The blue and green colors are a nod to the Hartford Whalers team that played in the National Hockey League from 1979 to 1997. The team stages an annual Whalers Reunion weekend, with special uniforms resembling the hockey club's and the logo has the goat chomping a hockey stick. The logo font replicates that used by the former New York, New Haven, and Hartford Railroad.
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Agilodocodon measured approximately from head to tail, weighing about 27 grams. Its appearance was similar to a squirrel, with a long snout, curved, horny claws and flexible ankle and wrist joints typical of modern arboreal mammals. The front teeth were spade-like, indicating that Agilodocodon could gnaw tree bark and consume gum or sap. Evolutionary biologist Frietson Galis, however, questioned whether Agilodocodon gnawed bark and ate tree sap, saying its teeth "are quite different" from the modern sap-eating monkeys, and the long, thin lower jaw seems too weak for chomping on tree bark.
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In 1963 Burri was working in Cuba when he was able to photograph the revolutionary Che Guevara; these images of Guevara smoking a cigar have become iconic. Notably, after taking the photos, Burri remembers Guevara "scaring the hell out of him". Describing a situation where an angry Che was pacing his tiny office like "a caged tiger", while being interviewed by an American woman from Look. While "hectoring" the reporter and "chomping on his cigar", Che suddenly looked Burri straight in the eye and told him "if I catch up with your friend Andy, I'll cut his throat" (while slowly drawing his finger across his neck).
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Sparky (Jack Kennedy) who brought the fake shark does not hear the others telling him to get off the sand as he was trying to get the power back on and is killed by the shark who ultimately dies after chomping on the electrical cable causing it to explode and turn to glass. With the threat gone the beaches are reopen and the party is back on. However the tooth found earlier is only a baby tooth and Sandy believes the dead shark's mother is out there looking for its baby. With the party underway it is revealed there are more sand sharks as both Amanda and Willie are killed by one.
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" Mark Kermode gave the film three out of five stars in a review for The Guardian, calling it "efficient if unadventurous." Vanity Fairs Jordan Hoffman felt that the film was inferior to You're Next, a previous film by Wingard and writer Simon Barrett, and said Blair Witchs "jump-scares [will] make for a fun night at the movies, but it’s like chomping on White Castle hamburgers—when this creative team has previously served us a prime rib." Conversely, IGN reviewer Chris Tilly declared that Blair Witch is "so good it'll make you forget that Book of Shadows ever happened." Mark Eccleston of Glamour wrote that the film has "genuine, jarring scares...and an unsettling late surprise that makes it well worth popping to you nearest multiplex to have the holy crap scared out of you.
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" In 2004, he barely "didn't make the cut" for a similar list by GameSpy, rejected for his awkward habit of "hitting it" on "other dead people." In 2008, Computer and Video Games ranked him as the sixth best character overall in PC gaming, writing that "amongst a pack of memorable characters, Morte is the one you love Planescape for" and contrasting him with Tommy from Prey. In 2011, Maximum PC listed him as one of 25 of gaming's best sidekicks, writing that: "whether he's chomping on your nearest foe, making lame pick-up attempts at your female party-mates, or cracking wise about his life as floating skull, Morte is head and shoulders—err, at least head, above other gaming sidekicks." In 2012, Complex ranked him as fourth on their list of top "pervs in games" for his "insatiable lust for the ladies, living or not.
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As he exits the cinema, he inexplicably finds himself transported to Hollywood, where a limo driver is waiting to take him to a film studio. The studio's executives, who give Bergman a lavish welcome, are desperate to entice him to stay in Hollywood and make movies for them, the American way: "We're not hicks, but we must deliver kicks." The studio bosses have booked a hotel room for Bergman, complete with a "Hollywood Welcoming Committee" – a hooker they hope will persuade him to accept their offer – and a limo shuttles Bergman from meeting to meeting. Visiting "The Studio Commissary", he is brought face to face with the many European directors who went to make films in Hollywood: Billy Wilder, Fritz Lang, F. W. Murnau, Jacques Tourneur, Josef von Sternberg, and Alfred Hitchcock, all apparently happy to work in Hollywood: "Alfred Hitchcock, bless his soul, there chomping on a dinner roll, The Man Who Knew Too Much done twice, in Hollywood, done twice as nice".
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