So they got creative — and cracked open a cold one.
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BRANTLEY That door has been cracked open for several years.
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As I cracked open my fifth Diet Coke, I felt indignant.
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Had Carole been bigger, she might have cracked open Jeanne's head.
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Nor was it an official action that cracked open the case.
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What Griswold depicts is a community, like the earth, cracked open.
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It cracked open a door for me about what sports contained.
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They opened the fridge and cracked open a couple of beers.
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Once cooled, the mold would be cracked open, revealing the final product.
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Allison's work cracked open the door; subsequent breakthroughs have kicked it wide.
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And once they cracked open the cyst, they found a tapeworm larva.
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"So exciting," the vendor said, as she cracked open a huge binder.
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I long for the ecstasy of being cracked open over and over.
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Faustus Blackwood cracked open the time egg and unleashed the Eldritch Terrors.
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Why haven't more golfers breezed through the door that Geiberger cracked open?
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The shooting also cracked open the now-familiar debate over sanctuary cities.
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But while the glass ceiling didn't shatter that night, something else cracked open.
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To feed their three kids, they captured a pigeon and cracked open coconuts.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters Breakingviews) - The door has cracked open on U.S. housing reform.
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Mr. Crespo ran toward the vehicle as the passenger-side door cracked open.
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Alone, he cracked open his watch to make sure time had not stopped.
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That cracked open something in me, a reminder that I love my body.
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Every week, the archaeologists skinned and cracked open a few of the bones.
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People played lawn games, lounged in the sun, cracked open beers and socialized.
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The car's windows were allegedly left cracked open, according to the Lexington Herald-Leader.
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But to have this betrayal happen by Marie – it cracked open all that hurt.
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Eventually, carefully, I cracked open some doubt in my mother's version of this story.
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I was shattered, cracked open by heartbreak, stripped of self-worth and self-esteem.
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Once the tortoise was cracked open, the chimps consumed the exposed meat with relish.
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I cracked open my first jar of bird's nest and gave it a try.
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Like a crow bar, L22 cracked open the whole world of Red Dead Redemption.
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"What Griswold depicts is a community, like the earth, cracked open," our reviewer wrote.
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So I've cracked open my podcast app for the last time for the foreseeable future.
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The Chitauri scepter was blue until it was cracked open and revealed to be yellow.
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If he fails to outperform Roman, doors that had been cracked open may slam shut.
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And then, the sky cracked open and what appeared to be a dimensional rift appeared.
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His family, adorned in Cubs gear, cheered him on while he cracked open the beer.
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After having a few sips, I put the polibibita aside and cracked open a beer.
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Dr. Nunez cracked open the chest with clippers to remove the heart and the lungs.
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We cracked open coconuts, grinding their flesh and squeezing out the cream with our hands.
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Mortified, I cracked open my door and told him no one was coming until tomorrow.
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Impeachment is a tall and rickety ladder; conviction is a tiny window, barely cracked open.
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When he cracked open the Cook trusts, Fisher argued, the money would come back home.
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As he cracked open the box, the smell of fresh Italian leather filled the room.
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"Frank Sinatra, the best pal a song ever had .... cracked open his heart," wrote Tommy Tomlinson.
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Once I was in the office, I cracked open the Red Bull and got to work.
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New Delhi (CNN)The floor of the Chembarambakkam reservoir is cracked open, dry and sun-baked.
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I cracked open the book, and for eight pages, I was riveted by the adult drama.
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Some were cracked open to reveal the bright green inside, reminding me that spring is here.
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"When I cracked open the very first concretion I found a mammal skull," Dr. Lyson said.
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Taken together, these trends have cracked open the door for a new golden age of technology.
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Tiffany changed things up, cracked open a bottle of Ciroc and started drinking with the audience.
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Gepts stepped over to a row of scraggly-looking tepary beans and cracked open a pod.
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Lemons, persimmons, plums… sea buckthorn, strawberry, quince—those last two were just cracked open this week.
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Each of us had come to the lake with our hearts cracked open and picked clean.
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I cracked open a wall to replace the pipe and found a tangle of exposed wire.
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On the left, a truck blocked the entrance to a shop, cracked open like an eggshell.
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The window was cracked open, with the floral drapes pulled up to keep the slit clear.
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Nearby, a woman with gold teeth and a Black Flag-inspired shirt cracked open a drink.
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The case cracked open thanks in part to multiple informants and statements made by Diehl-Armstrong herself.
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He paused, the day's Trump-related news filling his TV screen, and cracked open another High Life.
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Leave oven door cracked open for 1 minute to help lower oven temperature; close oven door. 4.
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Several people have reported that after the ritual their egg, when cracked open, revealed a black yolk.
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People with heads cracked open and with legs bent in directions they're not supposed to be bent.
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Without further ado: + Greek preservation experts cracked open Jesus' Jerusalem tomb for the first time in centuries.
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She cracked open a beer called Estrella Galicia, noting that the bar's owner hails from Galicia, Spain.
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When the door cracked open—I heard the chain come off first—Todbaum stuck his head out.
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Some families suffered while others thrived; what Griswold depicts is a community, like the earth, cracked open.
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We cracked open a few more beers, filled an old television with Tannerite and blew it up.
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Shirts are untucked, takeout boxes are cracked open and a glass of wine is not unheard-of.
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When I cracked open the bag, the smell of salt and potatoes immediately wafted from the bag.
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Televisions and PCs are cracked open with rocks and tools for their copper, which may pay for food.
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I still remember the first time I cracked open Alvin Schwartz's Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark.
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When cracked open, it's filled with crystal-like geodes, making it look like a valuable chuck of amethyst.
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But it's hot up in the second-floor hall -- so hot that a few windows are cracked open.
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But when I cracked open the local-use app, I found a design strikingly similar to Uber itself.
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Volcanic vents, or fissures, have cracked open across the area and gobbled up dozens of homes and vehicles.
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In any event, when he rose to shake my hand — friendly, cheerful even — something cracked open inside me.
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His golf partner suggested a beer might improve his game, and they cracked open a couple of cold ones.
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The tension between these two women has cracked open conversations about the wrongs committed against women in hip-hop.
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A red scar runs from above her sternum, where doctors cracked open her chest, down to her pelvic bone.
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Her story is certainly cracked open in the telling, so assured and so transcendent, it could win Chaucerian contests.
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The connecting thread of these devices is that they're not designed to be cracked open or repaired by users.
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Before The Notorious split ... they cracked open some Proper No. Twelve and toasted to the Sox winning a title.
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It cracked open a door to the kind of life he had been working so hard to give them.
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I feel like I&aposm bringing opportunities that&aposs been closed, that&aposs then been reopened and cracked open.
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Incredibly, when Ingalls finally retrieved and cracked open his forever-ruined camera, he found that the memory card remained intact.
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"He owes the public the full story or else he shouldn't have cracked open this door in the first place."
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On a sidewalk near a gazebo, a group of construction workers cracked open eggs that had been boiled in tea.
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Temperatures inside a car can easily rise 40 F within minutes on sunny days, despite leaving the windows cracked open.
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A Brazilian woman dressed as the late Mexican artist and feminist icon Frida Kahlo cracked open a can of beer.
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And if you've cracked open a sci-fi book in the last 6o or 70 years, you're probably aware of this.
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From the moment the doors opened, they had cracked open plastic cases and tried to hot-wire devices that wouldn't boot.
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When I cracked open the lid, the inside of my beloved cup was caked with a thick layer of coffee grounds.
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But before the sergeant with the PA could make his first announcement, the wooden front door to the house cracked open.
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When inboxes are gathered, cracked open, and studied, they become a searchable, sortable atlas for the contours of our social minds.
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Since her birth in March 2010, Haven has had three open heart surgeries, her tiny sternum cracked open for each one.
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Humor isn't something that can be poured into an empty vessel; it's the product of the vessel itself being cracked open.
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We're still trying to do things outside of the box whenever possible and keep the medium cracked open, in a way.
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Her daughter was only missing for a few minutes when Morgan noticed the door leading to the backyard was cracked open.
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On the third house, a middle-aged woman cracked open the door to say "it's a no" and promptly shut it.
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Charlie is waiting for the mold to be cracked open the next day, when the son will get his Easter treat.
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Then a billion years ago, Earth's crust cracked open, producing a 50-mile-wide fissure stretching from Lake Superior to Kansas.
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"The door for Russia is not even cracked open right now," Arena said, holding his thumb and forefinger together for effect.
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Hackers from the People's Liberation Army and the Ministry of State Security have cracked open sensitive computer networks around the world.
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The following weeks amounted to a sustained response to the conversation cracked open by that small but honest expression of frustration.
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The Golden State Warriors, as expected, cracked open a bank vault to keep Stephen Curry in the Bay Area through 2022.
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He cracked open a beer on the beach; we fished, caught nothing, and then parked at the top of Ragged Point.
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Dr. Distel carefully cracked open its shell like a soft boiled egg, then slid the shipworm out and improvised a dissection.
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Two long-necked feathery ostrich puppets followed, with one laying an egg that cracked open to reveal a baby ostrich puppet.
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Families asked medicine men to sing Protection Way songs before the season, chants through night until dawn cracked open the sky.
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The kit also includes safety goggles, a magnifying glass, and stands to put the crystal geodes on display once cracked open.
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I unwrapped the parchment and brought the gingerbread to my mouth, and, as I ate, something inside me cracked open, unbidden.
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The window was cracked open, the clouds and the setting sun frozen behind the stone angel that topped a nearby church.
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I have not cracked open that thing, and I'm not going to wander around staring at my phone searching for fake things.
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Click here to view original GIFThe original Zephyrus had a cool trick where the bottom cracked open to allow in more air.
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Once the interview was officially ready to start, Gosling cracked open a miniature bottle of whiskey and poured it into his cup.
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"My jet window just cracked open and the pilots are wearing masks so not sure ill make my shows tonight," he wrote.
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Recently, security firm Two Six Labs picked up one of Vaultek's connected safes, and demonstrated that it can easily be cracked open.
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But as I read that letter it felt as if the door of the world had cracked open again, ever so slightly.
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Sax also recalled that some of the skulls found near the lake appeared to have been cracked open, damaged by blunt objects.
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Saudi Arabia granted women the right to drive one year ago, a historic move that cracked open a window to new freedoms.
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The man who got his face cracked open is Vyacheslav Oliynyk -- who won the gold medal at the '96 Olympics in Atlanta.
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To walk on it was to risk immurement in crevasses cracked open for hundreds of metres down through blue and bluer ice.
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I picked up some litter on the street — now my street — and finally cracked open my copy of "The Stranger" in French.
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They cracked open beers from a local microbrewery, and talk turned to one very specific criticism: Nichols' determination to not explain too much.
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The image on the cover was a photo of an egg being cracked open, the yolk hoisted from the shell in mid-air.
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One night when I was feeling particularly ambitious, I cracked open a cookbook to make homemade pasta, like my mother did on holidays.
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Michael was on the 55th floor of a high rise in an Asian capital, in a conference room, when his world cracked open.
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"Oh man, I think it's going to be dry," Michael said in the video with glee, as he cracked open the case's seal.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Now that the United States government has cracked open an iPhone that belonged to a gunman in the San Bernardino, Calif.
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Throughout the trip, I pop scallops and uni, freshly cracked open and picked out from the ocean floor, into my mouth like candy.
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Drinking wasn't allowed, and if you had someone of the opposite sex in your dorm room, the door better have been cracked open.
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One evening, I even cracked open "Cooking Light" and prepared my sweetheart a complete meal called "Dinner for Your Sweetheart," which was disgusting.
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When mayonnaise jars broke or one-pound bags of flour cracked open, it was Ms. Muscatello who was asked to do the cleanup.
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Social media cracked open an important dialogue: As I shared Roland's secrets with others, it felt as if I were sharing their secrets.
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Inside the room is an automated teller machine that shows signs of being tampered with, its doors cracked open to reveal its innards.
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As the years went by and the craggy walls that have long guarded metal's culture were slowly cracked open, the numbers I counted grew.
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The mom of 2 was multitasking HARD as she nursed her newborn baby Miles, cracked open a book, and worked on dat supermodel tan.
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Until last week, that is, when Apple updated its software, cracked open iMessage and allowed the ephemera of the outside internet to seep in.
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But Mr. Obama's visit has cracked open Cuba's careful conversations, creating an eruption of frank criticism of Mr. Castro's policies, at least in private.
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Piccioli is especially drawn to the early Renaissance and punk, along with other eras when the status quo cracked open to reveal something new.
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After allowing his brain to get cracked open in the Cradle last week, poor Bernard is subjected to waterboarding-by-smartpad in this episode.
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But a window of opportunity finally cracked open with the ride-hailing firm starting pilot services for elderly people in rural towns last year.
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How can we explain to you the experience of having your chest cracked open, or what it feels like when you go through chemotherapy?
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After two years of peace, South Sudan cracked open in internecine conflict that pitted armed men from the largest ethnic groups against each other.
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Just because Rubio is talking about it doesn't mean it will happen, but it's a significant door that just cracked open a teeny bit.
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Tempted by a cracked-open window, these two dogs escaped the top floor of their home Thursday and had an impromptu party on the roof.
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Before it's cracked open, the woman holding the egg sort of shakes it around to see if we can hear anything unusual rattling around inside.
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She could've been treated with medicine instead of having her ribs cracked open and undergoing open heart surgery to have a defibrillator implanted in her.
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Manuel said she was shocked when she cracked open the bedroom door around 2 in the morning and was swallowed in an embrace by Ledecky.
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The dog's owner, Carly Hartman, had also left two windows and the sunroof cracked open as she went into the store for one item, Cleveland.
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"He cracked open the shell of distrust," he said of Mr. Trump's attempts at friendship with Mr. Kim, repeating the phrase twice from the podium.
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Instead, the giant river turtle had taken its place, doomed to the grill with its shell cracked open and stuffed with potatoes and chili peppers.
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UNION CITY, N.J. — The door cracked open slightly, about as far as the chain lock allowed, and Philip D. Murphy hunched over to peer inside.
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People cracked open machines, soldered into circuit boards, and in general broke through the systems that are designed to ensure the legitimacy of our vote.
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Edmondson told me she felt "cracked open" at her first one, seeing her own "patterns" in a new light and feeling ready to make changes.
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He's seen more and more holes populate his neighborhood's roads over the past 20 years, he said, and a particularly harsh winter cracked open hundreds more.
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In a second video, Margera — who checked into rehab earlier this year after being arrested on DUI charges — cracked open a bottle of Club Colombia beer.
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Against all odds, the workshop had cracked open a mental window: Instead of merely muddling through, I began to consider how my habits might be changed.
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I could see the severity of her illness for the first time, and the weight gain softened my attitude toward her and cracked open my heart.
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True believers say the "curse of the pharaohs" is responsible for the premature deaths of several members of the team that cracked open King Tut's tomb.
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On Friday, the system that prevents college athletes from being compensated for their labor (beyond the scholarships that some receive) cracked open, just a little bit.
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The researchers cracked open the teeth, and extracted DNA from the pulpy, blood vessel-rich tissue inside that was protected through the centuries by the enamel.
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Worried about waking the neighbors, Morton opted to leave the door cracked open for the dog rather than try to hunt her down in the dark.
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The case cracked open when Shaw, now 72, developed a serious infection and Cravitz took him to a Mississippi hospital, where he died of natural causes.
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The resident of Southern Indian state of Kerala last week smashed all the world records when he cracked open 124 coconuts in less than one minute.
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Varun Badhwar, the head of cybersecurity firm RedLock, said hackers actively search for doors that are already cracked open as they seek to infiltrate such systems.
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And reporters were different, too: Many saw the work of Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein, who cracked open Watergate, as the new model for investigative journalism.
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He counted his blisters at the Yak and Yeti Hotel, where he said he treated himself to a thick steak and cracked open a cold beer.
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And, of course, Anita Hill, who endured such scorn and shame, who cracked open the basement door and let the first beams of light shine through.
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Sarah Sze's contribution is a gray boulder cracked open with an iridescent sunset she captured on her cellphone and printed on the face of the stone.
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About 100 years later, when Nepal cracked open its borders to foreigners, scientists moved their measurement tools closer to the mountain, which lies partly in Tibet.
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It had been so long since I had felt this cracked open to a person, and the word love felt like a force rising within me.
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Let's unpack the scandal, the players, and why this battle for the heart of romance publishing should matter to anyone who's ever cracked open a Kindle.
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Sinkhole and road closures On the island of Maui, CNN affiliate KHON reported that a giant sinkhole had cracked open Friday in Haiku, stranding three families.
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Guyger testified that when she tried to enter what she thought was her apartment, she saw the door was cracked open and could hear someone inside.
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I didn't fully realize how accurately the Quins had rendered the barometric pressure of high school until a window cracked open and I felt it lift.
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He set up propane heaters and cracked open the garage door, but had to call emergency services after one man with a heart condition fell ill.
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Several neighbors, Chinese immigrants, cracked open their doors and said they had heard of the justice but by the time they moved in, he was long gone.
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The Centers for Disease Control say that it is never safe to leave children unattended in a car in any weather, even with the window cracked open.
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Its successes in countries such as Lebanon, Iraq and Syria have come as these states were cracked open by war or invasion, leading to de facto partition.
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The Centers for Disease Control say that it is never safe to leave children unattended in a car in any weather, even with the window cracked open.
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It was just the latest in a string of nearly two dozen cold cases cracked open by the technique—called genetic genealogy—in the past nine months.
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The Dundee village manager told ABC 13 Action News, a local news station, that a neighbor saw their front door was a cracked open on Tuesday morning.
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Nick gave the famous "25 Things You Don't Know About Me" interview to Us Weekly and cracked open his own psyche for the whole world to see.
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In what Wong calls his grandmother's kitchen, baking is underway on the counter, the refrigerator cracked open, and Coit Tower illuminated on Telegraph Hill out the window.
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Political realists love to cite game theory to justify their decisions; had they cracked open their textbooks for a refresher, they could have easily predicted this outcome.
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On Monday, he cracked open the door to ordaining married, elderly men as priests in remote areas of the Amazon, where the shortage of priests is dire.
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The Centers for Disease Control say that it is never safe to leave children unattended in a car in any weather, even with the window cracked open.
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The media scholar Henry Jenkins has likened photoshopping a meme to writing a letter to the editor: just another mold for citizenship, cracked open to new groups.
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By the end of the week, three more youths had been killed, including a 17-year-old street vendor whose forehead was cracked open with a bullet.
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The image is on the console's circuit board, which means you'll have to crack open the Xbox — or find yourself with a cracked-open Xbox — before it's visible.
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Throughout the fight scene in Red's house in #PineappleExpress, I broke my finger and Danny McBride got his head cracked open when Franco hit him with the bong.
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When a driver noticed the future CEO was uncomfortable on one delivery trip, he cracked open a couple of beers for them to share to break the tension.
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The study, published in Cell, does not mean that we've cracked open the monkey brain and will soon be viewing images straight out of screwed-up monkey dreams.
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As anyone who's cracked open a social media account over the past year can corroborate, the platforms are lousy with campaign slogans, incriminating links and, um, spirited discussions.
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The whirlybird floated past and Bo imagined himself springing at it, seizing one of its trailing limbs, smashing it against the floor, and stomping until it cracked open.
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All year round, small wooden shacks offer half a dozen oysters cracked open on the spot for a fiver, or half a grilled lobster and chips for £7.
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" PF: I'm a big science head, and for me I didn't necessarily want to do a movie about "Hell is cracked open and the gods are coming out!
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After consumers reported getting a nasty odor when they cracked open their Corn Pops, the Kellogg Company recalled a handful of its sugary breakfast staples in June 2010.
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Casper, which cracked open the market by shipping mattresses in a box to customers' homes, announced plans last year to open up to 200 stores of its own.
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It would be more liberating, she decides, to let those folded birds fly away from a window cracked open — like a soul left ajar — in a moving car.
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"His skull had cracked open and there was not a single part of his body which had not been hit and did not have marks," Mr. Gupta said.
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The 52-year-old has competed in triathlons and is often on the jogging trail before her campaign team has even woken up and cracked open their phones.
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The company has also found success with Hatchimals Colleggtibles, which are tiny toys that come in an egg carton and can be cracked open to reveal new characters.
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I cracked open a copy and encountered a fecund landscape: folk tales saturated with pollen, cobwebs, plums, petals, gristle, guts, "uncombed cats" and the bodies of human women.
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NMNH forensic anthropologists Kari Bruwelheide and Doug Owsley set out to determine the truth when they cracked open the cast-iron coffin in which he had been interred.
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Youtube user Mark J cracked open an entire container of a dozen Sauder's eggs from a Trader Joe's in Maine to find that every single one contained two yolks.
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Each level takes place inside the head of a different creature (hence the name Gnog, like noggin), which is cracked open to reveal a tiny, diorama-like world inside.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) recently cracked open a beer with her husband on her personal account, but sticks to photos with constituents and policy talk on her official one.
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It was easier that way—apart from the bit where it was like having your ribs cracked open and your heart slowly dug out with a spoon every morning.
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"Table reads would start late as the cast and crew waited on the untamable actor, and when he did arrive he typically hadn't cracked open the script," THR reported.
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Dolan, director of the new Max Planck Centre for Computational Psychiatry and Ageing, and Dayan, cracked open a bottle of champagne in London after being told of the prize.
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The story cracked open when he came up with Victor, who seems like a classic character from hard-boiled detective fiction: a prickly, cynical loner with a dark past.
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The change cracked open the door for more outsiders to compete in elections, challenging political titans who have long ruled Lebanon based on a sectarian and family patronage system.
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I cracked open the can, poured it over the rice like cereal, watched the carbonated bubbles lift and push the grains around the bowl like boats and dug in.
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"When you're facing the idea of having general anesthesia and having your chest cracked open, most people will do whatever they can to have a good outcome," she said.
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"While it's great to hear that the doors of Kroger are being open [to local brands] now, they're probably going to be cracked open, not wide open," McDevitt said.
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"When I came up with the trick of another character seeing that she looks to the camera, that's when the whole thing cracked open again," Waller-Bridge went on.
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Like a good student of the cleansing, I drank a mug of warm water and cracked open The Springs Black Magic juice with granny smith apple, ginger, and activated charcoal.
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Whatever their priors, this group comprises the books that burrowed deepest into my psyche and remain uppermost on my mind, months or more after I first cracked open their spines.
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Doctors say their attempts to perform emergency heart surgery on the man went slightly awry at one point, when a flash fire sparked in the man's cracked-open chest cavity.
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I'd like to say we should give everyone a shot to have their mind cracked open and to re-examine all the faulty wiring they may have been living with.
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Typically, law enforcement would need to obtain a warrant before they cracked open a phone and pulled its data with an unlocking device such as GrayKey or Cellebrite's iPhone service.
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Now that their yearbooks are being distributed and cracked open, the pages offer a glimpse at how teenagers in one diverse region experienced an exhausting and exhilarating year in politics.
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The attempt by Democrats to run a professional smear campaign against Brett Kavanaugh is another sign of the irreparable fissure that has cracked open between the political left and right.
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Guyger said that when she put the key in the lock, she realized the door was "cracked open" and she could hear someone "shuffling" and "moving around" inside the apartment.
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Few images in contemporary fiction have struck me as forcefully as that of Patra bent over in the driveway in anguish, mouth cracked open in a Munch-like silent scream.
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To divine its secrets, these hackers had cracked open the console's case and eavesdropped on the data that zipped between the motherboard's various components—the CPU, the RAM, the Flash chip.
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And beyond that they've sort of cracked open a much larger world, this this sort of global, you know, financial web, and as we reported yesterday, IRS agents are investigating now.
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It's been a week since we cracked open the champagne to celebrate our 25th birthday, along with our memory banks to take a look at our history of predicting the future.
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It was when I encountered Madonna, then at the height of her sexual provocation with 'Truth or Dare', her Sex book, and the 'Erotica' album, that my isolated world cracked open.
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They are worth the wait: the meat that emerged as I cracked open my shell was so sweet and moist, I found that I didn't need the side of drawn butter.
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Saudi Arabia granted women the right to drive one year ago, a historic move that cracked open a window to new freedoms for women who have long lived under repressive laws.
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Joe Manchin cracked open the door to hear from Hunter Biden in President Donald Trump's impeachment trial, saying that he thinks former Vice President Joe Biden's son is a relevant witness.
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Bloomberg acknowledged that larger states historically required more money of candidates than the first two, where retail politics are in higher demand, but said social media has cracked open shut doors.
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"I wanted to explain everything that had never been explained before," Ms. Gotti said, sweeping her platinum blond mane over black-clad shoulders as she cracked open a can of Coke.
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A thrice-married casino owner who seems to have never cracked open a Bible and bragged about groping women, Trump might not seem like a natural standard-bearer for evangelical Christians.
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It swept over the Earth in thousandths of a second, sending a tiny jiggle through the planet — but it cracked open what scientists are calling a new window on the universe.
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We knocked on that unremarkable door and it cracked open, belching yellow light and smoke and laughter, and then shut behind me before I had a chance to notice where I was.
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Further causing a disconnect between the viral tweet and a bucket of office trail mix, the picture revealed that cashews grow in shells and need to cracked open, as other nuts do.
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DraftKings is trying to push into the newly opened live-sports-betting space, which was cracked open last year after the Supreme Court overturned a federal ban on sports betting outside Nevada.
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Canisters are then set aside for about five days to ensure airtight sealing to keep that tennis ball smell (from the rubber and felt) fresh inside until cracked open to be used.
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There, the edges of the bone fragments and the impact points of the hammerstones looked more like what happened when archaeologists cracked open deer bones after a couple of weeks or longer.
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But I think I saw that there was still this little window to an older way of working, and it was still cracked open just enough that we could get in there.
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You'll recall ... Bam fell off the wagon back in August, when he cracked open a cold beer after saying he was robbed at gunpoint in Cartagena, Colombia during a super sketchy cab ride.
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In the 30 years since Ali was diagnosed, new insights from cell biology and genetics, coupled with emerging research technologies, have cracked open new therapeutic approaches and strategies for living with the disease.
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And just as an influx of European scientists into America in the mid-20th century invigorated progress, so China's often insular scientific world would be cracked open by an infusion of foreign physicists.
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Sure, we may have cracked open a few medicine cabinets during our lifetime, and maybe even peeked behind a closed bedroom door or two trying to get relief from a snoozy dinner party.
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"Facebook's insular boardroom must be cracked open because the company has no accountability to its users, its investors, or our democracy," said New York City Comptroller Scott Stringer in an e-mailed statement.
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That door, which conservatives say church doctrine demands should be sealed shut, was cracked open by Francis in a footnote in Amoris laetitia, a 280 apostolic exhortation addressing the pastoral care of families.
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But his book offers a new window, if only slightly cracked open, into the 44th president's handling of Russia's intervention in the 2016 election to help Mr. Trump get elected and the aftermath.
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So if the door hadn't been cracked open prior... I just don't think audiences would have tolerated how complex and deep this film is, and in fact I was afraid from the very beginning.
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About the best that can be said about it, in fact, is having cracked open Newt's book, there's enough here to whet one's appetite for whatever wonders might be found in the next chapter.
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I sit down to pee with urgency, thinking about my last UTI, and then I see it: a tiny door in the corner, cracked open so just a bit of yellow light spills in.
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So when Head & Shoulders' new Instant Soothe Scalp Elixir entered my orbit, I cracked open the nozzle at my desk straight away and got spraying — I couldn't even wait to try it at home.
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"The BJP may just have cracked open the formula to winning over Bengali votes, and the credit is Shah's," said Sandeep Shastri, pro vice chancellor of Jain University in the southern city of Bengaluru.
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The external battery he put into the iPhone XR, Ashford says, was an "original" iPhone battery—meaning, it was the same battery pack you'd find if you cracked open your shiny new 2018 iPhone.
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"Torments will ope your lips," boasts one of Iago's captors, and we onlookers, mired in our imperfect humanity, share that craving to see Iago's soul cracked open so he can pour forth his secrets.
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The door has already been cracked open a little bit, thanks to the 2015 Space Launch Competitiveness Act that allows private companies to retain ownership of what they extract from the moon or asteroids.
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As the first outsider to head the 127-year-old conglomerate, Culp has cracked open GE's books to more scrutiny, shaken up its board and stationed new leaders in trouble spots like power and insurance.
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She told the station that she found a few dead chickens in a neighbor's yard but no signs of Nikita, and ended up leaving her door cracked open, hoping for the husky to eventually return.
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As seen in a thorough teardown by YouTube channel JerryRigEverything, Huawei's 5x optical zoom camera module has been cracked open, proving that a telephoto lens and mirror really can fit inside an extremely thin phone.
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Every time I cracked open one of his gargantuan tomes (or any of the pulpy crime novels I read as a tween), what I was really doing was testing myself, trying to prove my strength.
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Already, the lawsuit has cracked open a window into CARRP, which has been used to vet nearly 42,000 immigrants since 2008, according to documents obtained by CNN through a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request.
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He's frolicking with his new faux friends while their relationship, now more like two cohabitating individuals than a romantic couple, quite literally bursts into flames after being cracked open by the stampede of unwanted tenants.
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South Sudan, the world's youngest country and one of its poorest, cracked open into civil war in December 0003 after the nation's two top politicians, President Salva Kiir and Vice President Riek Machar, bitterly split.
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Once you've got it partially cracked open, though, you're able to just flick it open the rest of the way with your thumb, just like you used to all the time with the original RAZR.
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No matter how many years it's been since we first cracked open our early-edition copies of Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone, our desire to live inside the walls of Hogwarts has yet to fade.
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What passes for linoleum in the kitchen is cracked open enough to feel a draft from below, and the shower cannot be used if anyone else in the building also fancies getting clean at that moment.
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The case cracked open over a matter of hours after De Pinto, 44, was found "unresponsive" and "foaming at the mouth" in the office of a trailer park in Boulder, Colorado, that night earlier this month.
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The actress cracked open her medicine cabinet for all of Instagram to see — twice — and revealed an impressive collection of skin, hair, and makeup goodies that would rival even the biggest beauty hoarders on the block.
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It wasn't easy to share my struggle—especially on a platform that is open to millions of people—but doing so sent a signal to the people around me that my door had been cracked open.
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The most common scene of the night involved center backs John Brooks and Geoff Cameron pinging the ball between each other and Michael Bradley, usually in their own half, probing for windows that seldom cracked open.
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The Trump administration cracked open the door to removing tariffs on medical supplies from China as the White House scrambles to address a shortage of masks, ventilators and other tools needed to subdue the coronavirus outbreak.
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For her, it was his admiration that eventually cracked open the door to Kachka, where she serves slightly more elegant renditions of her mother's food, and specialties from as far afield as Georgia, Uzbekistan and Siberia.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - A workaholic keen swimmer with an extensive knowledge of foreign literature — China's state news agency Xinhua on Friday cracked open the door to President Xi Jinping's private life in an unusual and glowing profile.
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Whatever deal could have been reached to avert the Civil War, it would have at the very least protected slavery where it already existed — and quite possibly have left the door cracked open for its expansion.
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I cracked open my eyes and watched her hover her palm over my right outer ankle — right where doctors say the old mass of scar tissue lives — and fan her fingers open and closed a few times.
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Today Reuters also noted a report in Chinese state media of an iPhone buyer claiming a newly purchased iPhone 8 Plus arrived cracked open on October 5, though apparently without any signs of scorching or an explosion.
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In the past 25 years, almost every presidential race has been marred by violence; the worst one was in 2007-8, when ethnic rivalries cracked open and more than 83,000 people were killed, many in deadly protests.
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The 993-second recording shows a couple in a room at The Rehabilitation Center at Hollywood Hills in Hollywood, with a fan sitting on a nightstand, blowing air across the room and a window cracked open slightly.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - EU negotiators cracked open champagne after watching Theresa May agree to their Brexit deal on television on Wednesday night but even then they knew the "orderly withdrawal" it foresees for Britain is far from certain.
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ROME — In a potentially groundbreaking move, the Roman Catholic Church on Monday cracked open the door to ordaining married, elderly men to the priesthood to meet the pastoral needs of Catholics in remote areas of the Amazon.
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In Shakespeare's words, he heard an echo of his own experience, and though he had been raised to believe that being a tough guy was the only way to be a man, something cracked open inside him.
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A locked safe The document was discovered after the new tenants of an office in Kiev cracked open a locked safe that had been left behind by the previous tenants -- a group of American lobbyists, according to Leshchenko.
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As they cracked open the juicy molluscs—a pound a go, served with a squeeze of fresh lemon and a dash of Tabasco—they told me they'd been to Whitstable that morning to pick up a few boxes.
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But beyond that, the simulated Indian Akecheta (Zahn McClarnon), who is the hero and narrator of the episode, also effectively cracked open the simulation itself: of the park, the show, and the constructed reality we watch it from.
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During the hourlong show, Mr. Pollack made industry announcements, including vehicular recalls, a coming rally for livery drivers and a reminder not to drink and drive — for this, he cracked open a soda for a homemade sound effect.
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Because liberalisation is a prerequisite to immunity, it is no exaggeration to say that airlines' desire to serve their customers better through immunised JVs has cracked open the global aviation marketplace in ways unimaginable even 20 years ago.
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In the end it was a gift from Hsieh on deuce at 5-5 that cracked open the match, an unforced error giving Kerber a window and she smashed through it with a rocketed forehand down the line.
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Schoolhouse mainstays will be there as well: a guidance counselor's office (with real counseling); a smoky teacher's lounge (with coffee and doughnuts); and the principal's office — just a door cracked open with loud spanking sounds coming from inside.
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Just Married: A Cookbook for Newlyweds, $23.41, available at AmazonCooking every day at home isn't easy, but it becomes just a little more appealing when done alongside their loved one, with this book of 130 recipes cracked open.
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A handful of salesmen—such as Kenneth Murphy and W.L. Carrington—had cracked open the door in the late 21965s after getting jobs with major alcohol companies, but black people were still few and far between in the industry.
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Documents are better than human memory: They nail down names and days and times — some of the last captured emails offered windows into how various email accounts were cracked open — and sometimes give us a sense of contemporaneous reactions.
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It worked, somewhat, but on my last night there, my face cracked open at the World of Disney store when I saw a mug with the character Stitch that said "brave" on one side and "loyal" on the other.
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The labor market in fast-ageing Japan is its tightest in nearly half a century and the government has cracked open the door to allow foreigners to work in such areas as farming, at car factories and in convenience stores.
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Wedding trends come and go — and one that you're likely tired of at this point is the geode cake, where the traditional wedding cake is decorated to look like a stone that's been cracked open to expose its glittering, crystalline innards.
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So, before her show opening up for (Sandy) Alex G at Chicago's Bottom Lounge recently, Noisey cracked open a cold one with her in her green room and put on Black Sabbath's Paranoid, an album she's never heard until now.
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But whereas the Wiimotes used modern gyro chip technology that was very sensitive and very precise, the Hot Stik used liquid mercury switches that were decidedly less so—and kind of toxic should the joystick ever get cracked open. Yikes.
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The law's future seemed secure once the Senate failed to pass three different versions of repeal in late July, but Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has always left the door cracked open for taking another shot if the votes materialized.
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But once I finished and cracked open a nice cold beverage, the hard work was mostly worth it, even though I encountered a few bugs and glitches, and ran into some limitations for what I could and couldn't do with Alexa.
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"The truth is, every year when I open up those box of decorations and ornaments, it is really tough," Parker tells PEOPLE in an interview to mark the anniversary of the shooting that cracked open the community of Newtown, Connecticut.
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Then someone like Ariel Pink—who was a huge influence on me and artists like me—came around and cracked open all this stuff, and all these things that weren't allowed to be influences before were open game or something.
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The last time I cracked open a fortune cookie, my fortune said something weak about optimism and taught me the Chinese characters for zebra, which immediately passed all six trigonometric functions on the list of information I will never use.
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They cracked open some Bud Lights, but the engine died while they were on the water, and on-duty Border Patrol agents, old friends of the guys in the boat, sped out on the river to give them a tow.
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As we crowded around folding metal tables and accentuated our treasures with chilies in vinegar, or ground dried chilies, and cracked open Thai craft beers, it all felt deliciously normal — the kind of Bangkok street-food life I'd always imagined.
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This nation was birthed in a halo of jubilation in 0003 but soon cracked open into brutal, ethnically driven warfare that has burned down schools, ripped apart families, put thousands of children under arms and disfigured, maimed and killed countless others.
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Guyger's sister and mother sat in court, each holding tissues in their hands as the former police officer testified that she was "scared to death" at discovering the apartment door "cracked open" and a silhouetted figure in the darkness inside.
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Photo: 8BitdoIf you've ever cracked open a gamepad to try to fix an unresponsive button, or to just clean out all of the Doritos dust in there, you might have noticed that the controller's cable is permanently connected to the circuit board inside.
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To Republicans eager to be rid of President Donald Trump, Nikki Haley's surprise announcement that she will resign as US ambassador to the United Nations cracked open the door ever so slightly to their dream scenario: a Haley primary challenge in 2020.
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Just like the Bum Bum Cream, the Bath Bomba smells like you just cracked open the secret door to a beachside bungalow in Rio where you drink piña coladas for breakfast and have an endless supply of fresh fruit at your disposal.
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The 17-year-old maker cracked open a set of speaker magnets to fix the head in place, relying on their magnetic force to keep BB-8's shape in a way that even Sphero's official BB-8 toy can't always manage.
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But four and a half months into my trip, in the midst of a sleep-deprived bout of wrestling with jet lag, culture shock, a horrifying work schedule and my "new normal" in general, something in me cracked open like a coconut.
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Ms. Salazar's first instinct was to accuse Tablet Magazine, where I used to be an editor, of practicing "race science" when it cracked open the story in August about inconsistencies in her background and raised questions about her account of converting to Judaism.
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As spotted by SamMobile, a modder named Kris Henriksen (who also appears to be the co-founder of a Bitcoin payments startup) cracked open an old MacBook and replaced some of its internals with parts that allow it to run DeX off of a phone.
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And now, scientists at the University of Manchester's Centre for Dermatology Research might have cracked open another game changer that could help tackle hair loss — all by looking at a drug that's been used since the '80s to curb transplant rejection and autoimmune diseases.
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Part investigation, part ghost story, Christine Kenneally's years-long inquiry into the systematic abuse and alleged murder of children at St. Joseph's Orphanage cracked open a secret history of American life — and added a vast new dimension to the Catholic Church's mistreatment of children.
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But there are currently few signs that the country has achieved anything like the success it had in the U.S. In mid-2015, German officials discovered that some entity had cracked open the internal server of the Bundestag, one of two German houses of parliament.
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I'm getting a dark techie feeling lately that I hoped I wouldn't return to: it's the sensation I had when I cracked open my new Dell Inspiron laptop in 2005 and was left grappling with all the bloatware already clogging my 60gb hard drive.
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The hackers, who work at Qihoo 360, a security solutions company, won $120,000 in cash after demonstrating an exploit that cracked open the Android and gave them full remote access as well as access to personal information such as messages, phone calls, contacts and photos.
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By describing Beowulf's body as a bonehouse, cracked open by flames and surrounded by weeping, the poet communicates the body's brittleness (how easily it breaks!) and the way that Beowulf had come to represent a whole institution in his society in a single word.
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It cracked open a way of seeing black life in a place like South Central that would have ripple effects for decades, showing not just family and street life, but the death of a young black man in the midst of a story of promise.
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One is the ability to study many individual cells quickly, thanks to what is known as "cellular microfluidics," in which individual cells are separated, tagged, and then manipulated in tiny beads of oil that move them along a chip, where they are cracked open and studied.
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Gaurav Chawla, founder and CEO of Chime, had his own method but sometimes worried he spent too much time watching the chai boil and not enough time doing other things, so he cracked open a few home appliances and rigged up his own automated chai maker.
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In a nation where people long stifled by a repressive government feel as if they are on the cusp of a broad transformation, Cuban music fans hoped Mr. Jagger would break down the gates to political and social change that Cuban leaders had already cracked open.
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Farmers continue to make hay over concessions the Trudeau government made that cracked open the country's famously restrictive dairy market, and Quebecers have criticized a recent change to the deal that contains a detailed definition for North American steel used in cars that doesn't also cover aluminum.
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Faux dot-screens also appear in the small enamel paintings of the "100 Food Porn" series (1989-90), which feature ostensibly aphrodisiac or otherwise suggestive foods — an artichoke, an ear of corn, the pink-fleshed belly of a gutted fish — being cracked open, knifed or peeled apart.
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Below them, the table was laden with duck potpies, caviar and great loaves of pâté; lobster tails spilling from a ceramic shell nearly as large as the one that birthed Venus; lamb chops with the bones jutting out amid cracked-open pomegranates yielding glittering ruby seeds.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan told Republican lawmakers Monday that he will no longer defend Donald Trump or campaign with him between now and Election Day, but his refusal to officially withdraw his endorsement offered Hillary Clinton a window cracked open enough to attack the Wisconsin Republican.
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In other words, it looked like most of the marrow-rich deer metapodials at Qesem had sat around for at least two weeks, and maybe up to nine weeks, before people cut away the skin, cracked open the bone, and enjoyed a tasty, convenient meal of leftovers.
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On Tuesday, as the sun began to set over Ciutadella Park, they posed by their tractors, cracked open cans of beer, and snapped photos with separatists draped in the Senyera estelada — the flag of Catalan independence, nine bars of yellow and red, a blue triangle, and a white star.
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LATE ON May 6th, many of them having just broken their daily Ramadan fast over dinner, men and women in several neighbourhoods of Turkey's biggest city cracked open their windows, turned on their lights and started banging together their pots and pans in a time-honoured display of protest.
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No. Ms. Beach's essay was not a straightforward tell-all but rather, a stylized confessional, filled with imagistic asides ("cracked-open pill capsules rolled across the coffee table"), and knowing literary allusions, most importantly to "Cyrano de Bergerac," a play in which the title character is a ghostwriter.
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Image: Katie W. Russell/New England Journal of MedicineVaping may or may not be healthier than smoking conventional cigarettes, but a recent incident involving a teenage boy, in which an exploding e-cigarette blew out several of his teeth and cracked open his jaw, is a serious cause for concern.
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CLEARWATER, Florida/LAS VEGAS (Reuters) - After months as volunteer activists demanding that U.S. President Donald Trump be impeached, Eileen and Michael O'Brien sat on their couch on Thursday, cracked open a laptop and began to read the 448-page special counsel report that liberals have dreamed would make impeachment a reality.
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A landmark gerrymandering lawsuit had already cracked open the door for Democrats in the Keystone State: The state Supreme Court decided recently that Pennsylvania's House districts needed to be redrawn because Republicans had unfairly tilted them too far to their advantage, and the resulting redistricting gave Democrats a leg up.
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No one would argue that gay men and women continue to face the kind of discrimination they did back in 1968, when Mart Crowley's "The Boys in the Band" cracked open the closet door onstage, shining a stark light on what was then a topic rarely explored in popular culture.
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News Analysis WASHINGTON — It was only a few hours after his secretary of state cracked open the door on Thursday to negotiating with the North Koreans that President Trump stepped in with exactly the kind of martial-sounding threats against the country that the White House, until now, had carefully avoided.
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The group's most recent project, an album titled "I Am Easy to Find" — with a corresponding short film directed by Mike Mills — is less internal than their previous work, cracked open by a new pool of collaborators, including a cadre of female vocalists who often sing in the frontman Matt Berninger's stead.
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Joseph Peiffer, a lawyer who has represented investors and others in class-action lawsuits, cracked open a third bottle of wine, his "only in the case of an emergency" bottle, while watching the returns during an election night party he hosted for about 20 friends and family members in his hometown of New Orleans.
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As documented by Maureen Callahan and David Moodie in their classic SPIN postmortem of the event, "Don't Drink The Brown Water," the rioting was only quelled by roughly 299 state police in full riot gear—but not before the grounds were aflame, the ATMs were cracked open, and three people were dead, according to MTV.
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Yesterday, one of its employees was accused of asking a passenger to prove that her son was her own before a flight, and less than a month after an engine on one of its planes exploded—killing one passenger—a window cracked open on another plane mid-flight, forcing it to make an emergency landing.
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I think in terms of timing, the film is just blessed to have come out after the engagement of the #MeToo movement and Time's Up. It's like the door has been cracked open about assault and sexual violence in adults, and we have to remember [that] five minutes ago, child sexual abuse was the ultimate taboo.
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Mr. Howard directs the creative writing program at Berea College in Berea, Ky. LEXINGTON, Ky. — On Tuesday night, when it appeared Andy Beshear had opened an insurmountable but narrow lead over the incumbent Matt Bevin in the Kentucky governor's race, my husband and I cracked open a bottle of bourbon and raised a glass in celebration.
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According to Fallon, most of the interrogators were "basically conscripts" who would "walk into a room for the first time thinking the detainee was just waiting to be cracked open and they were the next Jack Bauer," the fictional protagonist of "24," who used abusive tactics to elicit information and save his city from terrorist attacks.
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When she finally cracked open the trunk about a decade ago, she found more than 20 short stories as well as an incomplete novel, some unproduced screenplays and plays and, most wrenching of all, the journal her mother kept during the last two years of her life, as she hid her illness from her children and friends.
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The assassination of his brother, President John F. Kennedy, is frequently cited as the watershed moment in Robert's life — the grief cracked open his "hard-as-nails shell" and sent him into a profound depression from which he would emerge transformed: more fatalistic, more empathetic, more inclined to display in public the tenderness his family and friends knew at home.
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Here's what's on the menu (all are priced at £4, including a tea, coffee or water): Creme Egg Goo Toasties - Golden toast sandwiched together with a Creme Egg Egg & Soldiers - An egg cracked open with toast for soaking up the goo Creme Egg Tray Bake - Chocolate cake with Creme Eggs baked inside Strawberries and Creme (Egg) - Strawberries with a Mini Creme Egg Takeaway toasties will be available on the ground floor for £2.
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Coveted invites went out to a who's who of transit bureaucrats, Albany and MTA officials and political dignitaries, including US transportation secretary Anthony Foxx, the head of the Department of Homeland Security, state police and Secret Service officials (but not many from the NYPD), construction union heads, engineers, the governor and the mayor, former mayor David Dinkins (but neither Giuliani nor Bloomberg), artists like DJ Spooky and Sarah Sze (who made the art that decorates the 96th street station), the poet Billy Collins, Daily News publisher Mort Zuckerman, and various city titans, and select Upper East Siders—those who for years put up with broken promises and cracked open streets, always with a weary eye on the prize.
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