Costume comes undone while performing two nights before the ball dropped?
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A lesson on what might happen when maniacal genius comes undone?
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But ultimately Apocalypse still comes undone, barely sputtering to the finish.
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The challenges would spiral for Nissan if its partnership with Renault comes undone.
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That's where military culture comes undone, because military people are "can do" professionals.
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"This [government] charm offensive comes undone when you hear the Pope speak," Father Arriaga said.
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What comes undone here is the dream of protest as an expression of personal politics.
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During the scuffle, Ms. Clemons's strapless shirt comes undone, exposing her breasts in the middle of the restaurant.
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"Even if the U.S.-Korean alliance comes undone, war must be stopped," said the adviser, Moon Jung-in.
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" When the knot comes undone and Anna is released from her suit, she feels "as if she were floating, even flying.
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T-Mobile and Sprint note that this deal doesn't contain any breakup fees if it comes undone, thanks to regulatory scrutiny.
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Ernst Toller (Ethan Hawke), an upstate New York pastor, as he comes undone after meeting a fervent environmentalist and his wife.
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But on the morning of the day that his world comes undone, he finds nothing in the kitchen to hold his cereal.
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But as the play, directed by Steve H. Broadnax III, delves deeper into racial and sexual politics, it turns strident and comes undone.
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But this concert showed the limitations of that approach: It offers little hint of what might lurk beneath when the ponytail comes undone.
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"I begin and end each day thinking, this is how a great culture comes undone, through neglect and inattention to mission," Mr. Deans said.
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Theron shared a video of the moment on Instagram later in the day, complete with a censored, bleeped out moment while her robe comes undone.
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A turret watches me suspiciously from a corner, but it comes undone with tools I found in a nearby chest and I can walk between the shelves undisturbed.
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And lord forbid that you even shift the wrong way at night, or else the entire sheet comes undone and traps you like a fabric deathtrap of frustration.
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Granted, water won't totally ruin a twist-out or the state of your box braids like a blowout will, but it's still a nuisance when your handiwork comes undone.
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A young, nubile ballerina named Matilda Kshesinskaya, gliding across the stage of St. Petersburg's storied Mariinsky Theater, briefly exposes her left breast when her white camisole leotard comes undone.
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"The Trespasser" returns to the series' first-person form, cinching the novel tightly to Antoinette's well-armored view of the proceedings and her panic as that perspective comes undone.
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Conversely, former on-the-go internet writer Julia fears she can't provide sound mothering to her new stepdaughter, an anxiety that Tessa identifies and subtly exacerbates until Julia comes undone.
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The track begins with the two trading lines over a simple, two-beat rhythm — nice enough — but when Porter tries to weave new harmonies and ad-libs into Cole's solo part, it all comes undone.
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If you read Carlota Perez, you will understand that most important technological revolutions have been fueled by rampant speculation that almost always comes undone right as the sector is moving from the installation phase to the deployment phase.
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Edgar's loosening grip on reality comes undone when he meets with a doctor at the VA who offers him a spot in a trial therapy, only to take it back once Edgar tells her he is off his meds.
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But more than that, it's just a fantastic video game that both revels in its medium, presenting interactive entertainment that can only exist in this format, and layering on top a surprising, touching, unique story that knots and stretches and takes wild leaps into the unlikely, but never comes undone.
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It's got plenty of quirks—I can't tell if the game has invincibility frames, which makes combat unnecessarily difficult at times; the game won't always lock-on to enemies; the level design is purposely constrained to induce tension during fights but comes undone when the camera can't keep track of what's going on; the story is boring—but the satisfaction I'm getting from busting humanoid robots is proving enough.
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The New York Film Critics Circle, now in its (gasp) 82nd year, chose the hottie-driven musical "La La Land" (it stars Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone) as 2016's best film; Barry Jenkins, of the tender "Moonlight," as best director; and Isabelle Huppert as best actress for her roles in both the rapey-revenge tale "Elle" and "Things to Come," about a philosopher whose life comes undone.
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Jane and Rob, artistic but impoverished urbanites, want to live The Good Life, but their passion for alfresco nudity has tragic repercussions for the farming community. Gradually the fabric of rural life comes undone as local and outsider collide with dramatic results.
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Austine's mother, however, cannot sew, so her dress doesn't turn out well. As the day goes on Austine begins to amuse herself by tugging on the sash of Ellen's dress. Ellen gets irritated and finally slaps Austine in the lunch line when her sash comes undone. Unfortunately, Austine was innocent; Otis had pulled on her dress.
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The film received mixed reviews from critics and audience. Srijana Mitra Das of Times of India gave it 3.5 stars out of 5 and stated, "Shamitabh has a doubly dramatic act - but less emotion". Indian Express gave the movie 2 stars. Rajeev Masand of IBNLIVe gave the movie 2.5 stars stating "The promising film comes undone by the curse of the second half".
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An offset figure-eight bend The offset figure-eight bend or flat figure-eight bend or abnormal figure-eight bend is a poor knot that has been implicated in the deaths of several rock climbers. The knot may invert itself under load, as shown in the figure, and this can happen repeatedly. Each inversion reduces the lengths of the tails. If the tails are used up completely, the knot comes undone.
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Lachman believed that her character "lets her guard down with Susan" and Katya "forgets herself" in the moment. But Susan reveals that Karl informed her about Alex's illness against his wishes and "that progress comes undone". Katya is furious with Karl for breaking his medical oath and threatens to report his behaviour to the medical board. Writers developed the Katya and Susan feud further by introducing a custody battle over Rachel and Zeke.
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J.D. hangs out with Turk on one of his rare nights off, resulting in Turk getting behind in his work and getting in trouble with Dr. Wen. The two treat a patient with jaundice who needs a liver transplant from his brother. Unexpectedly, the donor nearly dies when one of his sutures comes undone and he must be rushed to the operating room. Jordan and Elliot double date with their significant others, Dr. Cox and Keith.
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It consists of hollow copper tubes on a polypropylene thread. It is inserted through the cervix with a special applicator that sutures the thread to the fundus (top) of the uterus; the thread is then cut with a tail hanging outside of the cervix, similar to frame IUDs. When this tail is pulled, the suture comes undone and the device can be removed. This requires more force than removing a T-shaped IUD, but results in comparable discomfort during removal.
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In Murray, Virginia, Maggie and Steve Holveys' family visits a local amusement park. When the youngest child, Teddy, lets his balloon fly away, his father, Steve, gives him the balloon that belongs to his older brother, Charlie (Joel Palmer). When the boys' mother, Maggie (Helene Clarkson), is in the bathroom, the strap in Teddy's stroller comes undone. Teddy follows the balloon floating under its own power out of the restroom and onto the tracks of the park's tour train, leading to him getting killed by the train.
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He uses the effects and his position as head of the crime lab to shift suspicion to Captain Cold. His plan comes undone when profiler Ashley Zolomon enters his office as he is putting on his mask. The Flash is able to stop him from killing Zolomon, but Captain Cold interrupts them before the Flash can take him into custody. Captain Cold kills Petrov for breaking one of the rules of the Rogues' code of "ethics" - never frame another Rogue for your own crimes.
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The film received generally mixed to positive reviews. Review aggregator Rotten Tomatoes reports that 64% of 25 critics gave the film a positive review, with a rating average of 5.52/10. Metacritic, which assigns a weighted average score out of 100 to reviews from mainstream critics, gives the film a score of 47 based on 10 reviews signifying "mixed or average reviews". Entertainment Weekly gave the film a "B" grade and praised Ryan O'Nan's "quietly riveting performance as an Iraq-war veteran who comes undone after he returns home to dusty Texas (the filmmaker's home turf)".
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He comes very close to catching one when he feigns defeat, but Dr. Owl quickly arrives to aid the moose. Losing his patience, Mr. Ratso has Mr. Pike help him with one last trap- a net intended to capture all the animals in one fell swoop. Thankfully, the plan comes undone and the poachers end up caught in their own trap, arrested alongside Mr. Abbadon, who Tiny ends up saving when Ratso goes turncoat on his former employer. With the villains all rounded up, Angie's grandfather sends them off to court for their respective trials; while Ratso and Pike are incarcerated, Mr. Abbadon gets out relatively unscathed, perhaps suggesting a lighter side to him.
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In the house of light, he finds a young woman living with her father and plays the first of uggighth to an unusual and fussy child who cries constantly and demands to touch one of the bundles which has been stored hanging from the walls. The child is given one of the bags to quiet him, but when he tires of playing with it, he lets it go, and it floats away from him and disappears through the smoke hole. Once it reaches the sky the bundle comes undone and scatters stars across the sky. When the child cries to have it back again he is given the second bundle to play with and lets it float away through the hole in the ceiling, thus releasing the moon.
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Romans archaeological remains dated in the 2nd century B.C. have been found inside the municipal limit: remains of lime near of the river Huerva that they seem to be the base of a Roman bridge, Roman villas in the zone known as "Fuente del Manco" (Source of the Shortage) and part of the Roman causeway that was joining "Caecesaraugusta" (Zaragoza) with Saguntum (Sagunto) and Valentia (Valencia) near the Roman villas. Also they have found numerous objects of Roman ceramics in fields of culture of the zone of "Fuente del Manco". In the year 1248, for privilege of Jaime I of Aragon, this place comes undone of Daroca's dependence, happening to form a part of "Sesma de Langa" in the Community of Daroca's Villages, which were depending directly on the king, lasting this administrative regime up to the death of Fernando VII of Spain in 1833, being disuelta already in 1838. The parochial church of Mudejar Aragonese art dedicated to Santiago Apostle was built in first years, also in this time was built the hermitages dedicated to Saint Bartholome are built (demolished) and to Mary Magdalene (in ruins).
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