"Packing day," he groans before crumpling with a comedic flourish.
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So I used the crumpling technique for the still image.
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"Thirty burgers," Steve says after crumpling his napkin into a ball.
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Bodies collided with other bodies, crumpling and splaying onto the grass.
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But, when Robert saw her face crumpling, a kind of magic happened.
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Haddish couldn't contain her excitement, her face crumpling into a joyful sob.
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The woman was laughing uncontrollably, but the man was crumpling in fear.
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I clenched my jaw to stop my face crumpling into an emotional outpour.
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Men without coats sway in the frigid air, before crumpling against a wall.
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A roadside crumpling and a round of antibiotics aren't going to change that.
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Are you surprised by what you learned about paper crumpling from the article?
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Several hours later, he suspended the deal, crumpling under the pressure from its opponents.
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Most of the conversation about Westbrook's season has deservedly centered around his crumpling efficiency.
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The process caused soil to flow like liquid, crumpling houses as the ground churned.
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Why do scientists devote considerable energy to trying to understand the dynamics of crumpling?
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His work suggests that crumpling may not be as hopelessly complex as previously thought.
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Then she screams, crumpling the visa in her sweaty fist, and the baby oozes out.
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In a video, Karlov is shown crumpling as he appears to be shot from behind.
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From this experiment, do you detect any kind of order to the crumpling of paper?
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There's a lot of doodling, crossing out and crumpling up that goes into these paragraphs.
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He has dropped back in the pack after crumpling under Chris Christie's criticism at Saturday's debate.
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The dollar is crumpling under pressure, and there doesn't appear to be much to stop it.
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Farmers drove me through their fields and pointed out the places where their soybeans' leaves were crumpling.
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"I can't take it anymore," she screamed, crumpling onto the tarmac and pounding it with both hands.
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Researchers have shown that crumpling the carbon-based material can actually provide it with some impressive new properties.
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Things turned brutal when Gustavo cracked Bouderbane with an overhand right -- sending the model crumpling to the ground.
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In a video from moments later, Karlov is shown crumpling as he appears to be shot from behind.
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Mr. Slager then opened fire, striking Mr. Scott in the back and sending him crumpling to the ground.
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Imagine Rowe taking a page of blank paper — call it linear time — and crumpling the page into a ball.
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There was the third base coach, Joe Espada, crumpling to the artificial turf as he waved a runner home.
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The earphones fit inside it perfectly, neither dancing around in a void of space nor crumpling up into a mess.
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When fabric is picked up or put down, it loses its form, creasing, crumpling, folding and draping in unpredictable formations.
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To emphasize his distaste for the plan, Roberts filmed himself crumpling up the plan and throwing it in the trash.
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The economy is in shambles, country is crumpling, and even its nuclear testing site is on the brink of collapsing.
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It's a ritual of mourning, set to Mozart's "Requiem" and politicians' speeches, with bodies quivering and crumpling to the ground.
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He said that in the course of the attack the sword struck the pavement, crumpling the tip of the blade.
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I distinctly remember the noise that accompanied it—a loud crackling, like a piece of paper crumpling in your ear.
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AS are calling it the "chairdrobe" - the heap of lightly worn clothes that often ends up crumpling one's go-to garments.
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Near the spattering area, you can see some of the lake crust crumpling and then disappearing back into the lava lake.
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"Why'd you go?" he asks her, his face crumpling like a distraught child instead of the warrior we've seen him be.
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A similarly deep but much larger magnitude 8.1-earthquake struck two weeks ago, also from the crumpling of the Cocos Plate.
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Russell Westbrook is Either Evolving or Declining Most of the conversation about Westbrook's season has deservedly centered around his crumpling efficiency.
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Pausing now would amount to crumpling up the Fed's credibility, tossing it into a dumpster, and lighting the dumpster on fire.
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But the rush has overwhelmed the government's migration agencies, which are crumpling under the weight of severe backlogs and budget cuts.
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Walter tried to make himself as small as possible, crumpling up his body and hunching his shoulders as he moved forward.
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An untested whizkid shoots to power as President in his very first election campaign, crumpling older, hard-bitten veterans in his wake.
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The city was jolted by video that showed Laquan McDonald crumpling on a Southwest side street amid a spray of police bullets.
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BG: I had a friend in high school and we started doing things together like crumpling paper and putting ink on it.
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I flicked the lighter and Inhaled deeply, taking in what felt like off-brand mustard gas before crumpling into a coughing fit.
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"The detailed history of the crumpling dynamics is written into the intricate pattern of creases," Mr. Gottesman and his co-authors wrote.
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On Saturday, shortly before Girardi made his proclamation, Teixeira fouled a ball off his left foot, sending him crumpling to the ground again.
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Flat Circles: • On the other hand, what to make of Henry Hays un-crumpling the slip of paper with Julie's address on it?
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It took three rounds for Spong to end Leon's night, his right hand sending the then 3-0 heavyweight crumpling down to the canvas.
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A new work of a blue jacket and shiny navy shorts gently crumpling together has the real-life contours of finely painted renaissance drapery.
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Tuesday's earthquake, however, was caused by crumpling arising from the downward bending of the sinking Cocos Plate, rather than directly by slippage between plates.
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That section of the dance, performed by women, is filled with images of melancholy, bodies crumpling to the ground, cheeks resting despondently on hands.
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It reduces your experience to "foreign" or "one of us," violently crumpling and tossing into the former bin all the things that don't quite fit.
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This crumpling, collapsing of Chronos is what it means to have a memory that's associative and wild, or a family that might be equally uncontrollable.
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She handed the baby to his mother, but he screamed and reached back in the other direction, his face crumpling into a knot of terror.
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Now, those same Democrats are buckling, crumpling in the face of an ugly campaign to undermine the bail law by forces long opposed to reform.
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Pain, you boss and lord this existence slow as white blooms along the sky crumpling into themselves then loosely breaking away away I call my name.
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Entitled "Tumbling Woman", the sculpture depicted a figure that had jumped from one of the Twin Towers, crumpling at the moment of impact with the earth.
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Cindy, as we saw last week, is crumpling under the guilt of the false story constructed to spare her from being charged as a riot organizer.
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The abject, crumpling shapes suggest flaccid penises, while their terra-cotta color and arrangement recalls the ceramic army buried with Qin Shi Huang, China's first emperor.
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But I was not one of the dudes hooting "YEEEAAAAH!" while crumpling up a white barcoded piece of paper and slapping one another on the back.
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I picture her crumpling into the nearest chair the way one sometimes does when bad news knifes through that thin veil of hope mixed with denial.
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Despite the fact that I'm way too old for this, I can feel myself crumpling into the too-familiar, utterly cliché post-bar comedown/existential crisis.
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It's got earbud-crumpling bass, brutalist drum machine exercises, rippling drum and bass, and a sampled monologue from the lawyer of a now deceased cult-leader.
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This was scientific paper, elastoplastic Mylar sheets, which were less likely to inflict paper cuts, or to wilt into a tissue when subjected to repeated crumpling.
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The smashing and crumpling goes down inside computers and on screens, because virtual exams are cheaper and usually just as effective as ones that rattle crash dummies.
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After three rounds of crumpling, the researchers found they'd crumpled the sheet to one fortieth of its original length—and also imbued it with some impressive properties.
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It is a way of crumpling, and McClure pushes on the bounds of this experience by giving the player a way of reducing the world around them.
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That allowed Ortiz, a 40-year-old Cuban, to push him to the limit in their first fight before crumpling to the canvas in the 10th round.
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Phoenix's Fleck is a distended, rail-thin, crumpling sheet of a man who demands the attention of Joker's viewers that he does not get within the film itself.
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Seeing passengers with full-sized suitcases trying to squeeze them into overhead lockers, crumpling Gulliver's hat and forcing others into a forlorn hunt for space, drives him barmy.
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The market is reacting to the underlying strength of the economy and resilience, and I don't see that suddenly crumpling even in the face of additional Chinese tariffs.
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With each new crumple, the paper creased along some of its existing scars, but there always came a point when new creases were needed for crumpling to continue.
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As their caliphate crumpled, a Kurdish-led militia which was doing much to bring about that crumpling took over, establishing an autonomous fief known as Rojava in 2016.
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When another UFC opportunity arrived this March against James Te Huna, the fighter redeemed himself and restored his dangerous reputation, crumpling his rival with an explosive first-round knockout.
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"She kept crumpling the paper and said she couldn't do it," recalled Ms. Favel, on whose living room wall hangs a painting of Tina, waifish with big brown eyes.
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A piercing, piston-like left hand opened Ghigliotti up and Nasukawa seamlessly throws a left head kick to follow, which sends his opponent reeling and eventually crumpling to the canvas.
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And I thought of my own father, crumpling his face into his hand after hearing his American son confess he was too black to date the daughter of a judge.
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And now the latest advancement arrives with Mr. Gottesman's recent contribution, "A state variable for crumpled thin sheets," which proposed that crumpling dynamics may not be hopelessly complex after all.
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These days, my brother and I conjure up the scene of our dad violently crumpling up his degree whenever we want to evoke a feeling of pure anger and utter disappointment.
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The whole Viserion sequence — the cut to Dany's horrified face, Drogon's screech, Viserion going perpendicular and crumpling onto the icy, blood-stained lake — is terrifying, beautiful, and heartbreaking all it once.
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You watch him turning from one microphone to another, and crumpling a plastic bag or shaking one of those water bottles to simulate the noises of the brush or the river.
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Glaring at Atta's photo, I'd imagine my brother's body buckling, falling, crumpling, burning, melting, and in that moment of imagination, my entire being wanted revenge against the people who did this.
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"Chavo, in any fight, the big advantage is surprise," he said before sucker-punching the wrestler in the chest and crumpling him with a karate chop to the back of the neck.
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While working on his doctoral thesis at Harvard over the last few years, Omer Gottesman spent a lot of time at his desk crumpling sheets of paper, especially when he was stuck.
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Two strong earthquakes, 12 days apart, have shaken Mexico this month, crumpling buildings, sending panicked people into the streets, and together killing hundreds of people who were unable to escape the destruction.
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As the images of Laquan crumpling to the ground set off marches through Chicago's downtown, protesters accused the mayor of keeping the video under wraps to help in a difficult re-election fight.
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It wouldn't be a World Cup without a controversy over a player crumpling with a maudlin cry of agony, clutching his shin, and plaintively pleading for mercy (and a penalty for the other team).
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Mohammad Hashim Ansari remembers the December morning in 1992 when the mobs swarmed the Babri Mosque; he could see its three domes crumpling from his small alleyway home in a Muslim quarter of Ayodhya.
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Not even the worst moments — some wayward passes; Morgan's crumpling in the penalty area holding her knee; defender Kelley O'Hara hobbling after a kick to her surgically repaired ankle — could spoil the festive mood.
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"They're crumpling to the floor or slouching one second, then bolt upright and arms flailing the next," says Adam Hobbs, who is part of a Toronto team of volunteer medics called Emergency Medical Responders.
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Photographer, filmmaker, and recent graduate of The Art Institute of Chicago, Autumn Elizabeth Clark, takes a side-eye at the images of pop culture—crumpling, creasing, and resetting the way we see beauty on film.
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"We felt a little bit of a jolt and then at a certain point we could hear crumpling of the train car, and we were catapulted into the seats in front of us," he said.
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He toyed with a number of variables: the range of individual crease lengths; the distances between creases; the largest patch without creases; the sharpness of creases, and the amount of energy needed to cause crumpling.
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Even though this video was filmed a few weeks ago, this baby's laughter at the simple act of paper crumpling is enough to remind us that the world goes on and cute things are still cute.
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That time was proportional to the amount of time it had been squeezed for—meaning if you crumple up a candy wrapper and then let go, its structure locks in information on how long the crumpling lasted.
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SAN JUAN, P.R. — One of the most powerful Atlantic hurricanes ever recorded crescendoed over the Caribbean on Thursday, crumpling islands better known as beach paradises into half-habitable emergency zones and sideswiping Puerto Rico before churning north.
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That's to say nothing of the visual horror of seeing a creature that has been depicted as quite beautiful and graceful — aside from that whole fire-breathing weapon thing — spinning out of control and crumpling to the ground.
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You can see Penn egging the other guy on -- the same guy from our first video -- and when BJ's opponent throws a left hook, it connects flush with Penn's chin, sending him crumpling to the ground, arms sprawled.
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One early piece, "Micro 1," consisted of his crumpling a large sheet of paper around a live microphone; the audience was then invited to listen to the paper uncrinkle as it strove to return to its original state.
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I found myself at the volleyball court in Hunter's Point South Park to watch two contemporary dancers fling each other in and out of the sand, crumpling, rising and wrestling in a dance performance they had choreographed themselves.
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The storm inflicted a vicious blow, hurling heavy boats onto the Overseas Highway, crumpling gas-station canopies, exploding trailer homes and scattering branches, kayaks, refrigerators, gas grills, sections of roofs and all manner of debris across the islands.
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The hopelessness of his sprint back towards the goal line epitomises the inherent impotence of man, while the sight of him crumpling to the ground in despair is an emblem of the cold finality which awaits us all.
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Poke learned that the water from Emil's tap was drinkable, that he didn't have to boil it or disinfect it or anything, and it was this discovery that nearly sank him, crumpling him into a heap by the cupboard.
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So it's not faint praise to say that the album I've played most often after wrenching myself out of bed and crumpling into a blue plastic bus seat is this under-the-radar stunner from British producer Ana Caprix.
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"Despite the apparent ease with which sheets of paper are crumpled and tossed away, crumpling dynamics are often considered a paradigm of complexity," Mr. Gottesman noted in a research paper published earlier this month in the journal Communications Physics.
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The concerts for the latter were bonkers, starting the run as avant-garde, meticulously choreographed deconstructions of a traditional rock show, and ending it with exorcisms that entailed Clark crumpling down a 10-foot pink plywood pyramid like a drunken horse.
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These concerns focused in part on the moral issues of turning mass devastation into entertainment, but they also brought up how visually similar action movies were becoming, with their near-identical shots of crumpling buildings, smashing glass, and fleeing victims.
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Customs and Border Protection officials have not explained why the recording — in which the teenager vomits blood on the floor, his body crumpling and squirming in apparent distress — has a four-hour gap or why the nurse practitioner's advice was ignored.
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However, Smith uncorks a mighty right hand to the jaw of the onrushing Sell, leaving his opponent starched, laying on the canvas before crumpling to a heap himself as the pain produced from the body shot became too much to bear.
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Smart Kitchen Suite can also tell Whirlpool's smart washer and dryer to activate various modes, including quiet mode for those late night wash sessions, and "wrinkle shield" for when you're away from home but don't want your clothes crumpling in the dryer.
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While we're still a few weeks out from Thanksgiving, and major gifting anxiety has yet to manifest, the early-bird discounts are a great excuse for some treat-yourself shopping — before it's all crumpling tissue paper and gift sets for other people.
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Bahri's video shows the artist's hands in close-up crumpling up a magazine cover, and as he flattens the paper and scrunches it up, again and again in a repetitive ritual, the ink, and by extension the image, transfers to his hands.
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Director Stephen Frears lingered on her face in the dying moments of Dangerous Liaisons, in a silent 77-second scene in which the marquise's makeup is wiped away, along with layers of emotional armor, resulting in a final crumpling of her usually steely countenance.
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In the main draw on a wild card with a world ranking of 145, the 13-year-old Russian put up a dogged mid-match fight on Rod Laver Arena before crumpling to a 6-3 6-4 defeat at the hands of Donna Vekic.
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That changed more than a year later when Mr. Van Dyke, 40, was charged with murder and when police dashboard camera video was released showing Laquan, who was carrying a knife, veering away from the police before crumpling to the street as the gunshots started.
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Then came a chorus of resonant express bus motors, doors being slammed shut by chauffeurs, workmen crumpling up the wrappers of their lunches as they sat on overturned five-gallon buckets, and kids eating ice cream outside E.A.T. But I didn't slow down to savor it.
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The dynamics of crumpling are in play everywhere: in the initial unfolding of an insect's wing; in the way DNA packs into a cell nucleus, in the challenge of how best to cram a giant solar sail into a small satellite so that it unfurls successfully.
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He helped make an infamous commercial in 1990 for that state's long-serving Republican senator, Jesse Helms, that featured a pair of white hands crumpling the application form for a job that went "to a minority, because of a racial quota," as the narrator put it.
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We are sunken into the old, dank couch, and Emma's outfit—a peach suit with matching tailored shorts that she searched for everywhere ("I thought about getting one made in Bali") before finding it at, of all places, Myer, a high street department store—is crumpling.
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Pat RobertsCharles (Pat) Patrick RobertsKobach says he's more prepared for 'propaganda' in Senate campaign Pompeo: Senate run 'off the table' Grassley gambles on drug price bill despite GOP doubts MORE (R-Kan.) even releasing a short video of himself crumpling up the plan and throwing it in the trash.
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"We felt a little bit of a jolt and then at a certain point we could hear crumpling of the train car, and we were catapulted into the seats in front of us," said Karnes, who also is the chairman of the Pierce Transit Community Transportation Advisory Group.
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With a cellphone camera and a white backdrop, he took the things he had bought and in only a few hours made the video, a stark poetic progression in which pairs of dirty hands perform a kind of ballet with the cheapest consumer goods — slicing a piece of bologna in half, stacking white bread, crumpling a plastic happy-face bag attached to a fan, pouring purple dish soap into a neon-green clothes hamper.
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I get it, I get it: the Stella's working its way around your body at a rate of knots and whatever dubious botch-job of chemical compounds you hastily ingested in a Wetherspoon's toilet are now coursing through you, and the club's a bit sweaty, and you suddenly feel quite dizzy and you've really, really got to tell someone something very, very important and the best place to do that is under a space heater, between a drug dealer and a bloke on a lot of ketamine, with one fag stuffed between your cracked lips, and another crumpling in your clammy hand—but do we actually have to go for another cigarette?
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