Here's Phelps getting cupped a few months back:And here he is again getting cupped in a commercial for Under Armour:And here's swimmer Pavel Sankovich getting the Phelps treatment: Boy, Michael Phelps really loves getting cupped!
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I can wear anything—thin-cupped bra, thick-cupped bra, or no bra and I don't have to worry about it.
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With cupped hands, tuck the sides under toward the center.
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She cupped her hands around the back of my neck.
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She held out cupped hands, as if weighing two objects.
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She keeps a spark of self cupped in her hands.
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Then, with cupped hands, tuck the sides under toward the center.
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The bed was cupped and creased like a fortune-teller's palm.
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The inmate cupped it in his hands, this bright green marvel.
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Prince had me scoot in beside him and cupped my ear.
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The raw ones include creamy, deep-cupped Kumamotos, smelling faintly of melon.
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Whiddon's hands stopped on and cupped K.A.'s vaginal area and buttocks.
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Scalloped petals form a dense, cupped blossom on Princess Alexandra of Kent.
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Together they recited some verses from the Koran, and prayed, hands cupped.
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That night, she slept with that hand cupped neatly against one cheek.
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Some of the vocabulary is taken from Graham: contractions and cupped hands.
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With his cupped hands he began to pour water over his head.
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He cupped his ears, raised his arms, and mouthed a couple of expletives.
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He cupped the two halves of my tush and spoke directly to them.
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I put my head on his chest, my ear cupped to his heart.
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In her outstretched fingers, she cupped the fragile brown shell of an egg.
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She breathed into her cupped hands, studiously looking away when Richard glanced over.
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Then, he lightly cupped my ankle and massaged it gently, looking up at me.
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I feel like the second we met, we were suction-cupped and superglued together.
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Every so often, tourists cupped their hands in the fountain to splash hot skin.
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When he cupped his left glove around Frazier's head, the referee warned the champion.
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We made sure to whisper to each other, our hands cupped over our lips.
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Between the mountain and myself, the land cupped downward, containing light like a mist.
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"Did you know about this?" he asks, hands cupped to his face in surprise.
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You: squishy mittens and a thick pink scarf, PSL cupped cozily between two hands.
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He cupped his hands behind his ears, a little trick to magnify the sound.
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It added that he, like many others, was "squeezed" and "cupped" around his groin.
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"Put out your hands," Miss Lewis said, and the children lifted their cupped hands.
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He appeared on my porch, peeking through the glass, offering me his cupped palms.
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Before speaking, take a minute or so to observe the hands cupped in yours.
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So far, we've been the recipients of crumbs of information, scattered into cupped hands.
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Al Fanken (D-Minn.) cupped her breast during a photo op in Kuwait in 2003.
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Noor sat silently through the reading of the verdict with his hands cupped, breathing heavily.
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Brianna Lux contracts on the floor with the cupped hands of the Martha Graham technique.
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For an hour we sat with his hand cupped behind my ear, kissing and talking.
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Then she whispered, "Fuck, yes," and Letty grinned, cupped one breast in each hand, and squeezed.
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The singers cupped their tongues, circled their lips, and narrowed their throats, creating high, whistling overtones.
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With a newfound version system and its dual arms replaced with a multi-suction cupped gripper.
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Let's say you're hungry, and you decide to knock back two of those Styrofoam-cupped noodles.
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He was so itty-bitty he could fit in the cupped palms of an adult's hand.
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A lobbyist said Kruse had cupped her rear end while posing for a photograph with Gov.
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Araiza tortillas are earthy yellow with an aroma akin to holding a cornfield in your cupped hands.
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The cupped heel also keeps me from sliding around, which I appreciate when my feet get sweaty.
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Stephanie Kemplin told CNN that Franken cupped her breast while she was taking a photo with him.
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There were only players holding back tears, their hands cupped over their mouths with distant-looking eyes.
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After we drank I leaned toward him and cupped his face in my palm and we kissed.
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Embiid cupped an ear toward the crowd, a signature move from the former 76ers great Allen Iverson.
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So I'd sit outside on top of the picnic table with my hands cupped around my eyes.
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Charlie smiled when he saw me and cupped his hand around the smooth back of my head.
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The nickel didn't even cover the bottle — just the air, which Lefty poured into Ernie's cupped hands.
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To my right, my formerly disinterested, manspreading neighbor sits forward, chin cupped in the palm of his hand.
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" He cupped his hands around his mouth and walked backwards down the stairs, calling out: "You like me.
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His cupped palm was a lochan of spit and he smeared it on me, guided me into him.
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Ahmad cupped his palms around his phone and showed me the last photo he took of his daughter.
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We were arcing our cupped hands into the water in unison, catching views of one another with each breath.
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Put the large piece of dough on the table — and with cupped hands, roll it into a taut ball.
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Above the lectern rose an image of the elder Mr. Cuomo, who died last year, chin cupped in hand.
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I stepped into the stream, letting the warm water run over me and the fruit cupped in my hand.
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Peeling out on the simulated- driving games, they push in quarter after quarter she drops to their cupped hands.
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She cupped his face in her hands, leaned in and kissed him, at which point Miller kissed her right back.
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Would you be delighted to find that you could transfer all the spaghetti in your bowl into one cupped hand?
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Its stock cupped that price through the first half of April, broke below it, and recovered it again this week.
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Our eager hands pulled back the silver wrapping paper to reveal colorful toppings gently cupped by parabolas of toasted gold.
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I, a doctor with warm sweat invading my pores, turned toward him and cupped his face as in a prayer.
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One woman, to my left, cupped her hands to her mouth and let out a scream of anguish and satisfaction.
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He learned to cook from his Cuban grandmother, who'd teach him recipes by using her cupped palm to measure ingredients.
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Deventer, The Netherlands — The small boy, all in white, lies still, his tiny hands cupped together, his eyes serenely shut.
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The rock's bottom isn't flat, but cupped inward so only a hand-sized, half-inch-thick ring slides along the ice.
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Start in a staggered stance with your right foot back and your hands cupped in a clinch position at head level.
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"He walked by me, cupped my butt and pressed his finger into my crack," Tendler said in a follow-up tweet.
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I found a side entrance, cupped my cell phone to my ear, pantomimed a conversation, and strolled right into the stadium.
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"Bend forward and, using the opposite hand, scoop your breast so that it is fully cupped in your hand," said Rissa.
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The woman, Stephanie Kemplin, said Franken cupped her breast while she was deployed in the Middle East during the Iraq War.
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As the singer cupped her bare belly, she emanated an otherworldly sense of warmth and grace, outdoing even her past self.
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When I arrived for this program, Lynx ran to me, buckskins flying, her hands cupped tightly around something that was smoking.
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He spoke slowly, in a still-thick Hungarian accent, moving his cupped hand in a semicircle as if summoning his words.
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Many of them show respect and kindness to their family through special gestures like cupped hands when receiving or giving something.
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The pilot has to be alert, with their fingers lightly cupped around the steering wheel and their foot hovering over the pedals.
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The city today rests on that soft lakebed atop a layer of clay, all of it cupped underneath by hard volcanic rock.
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New York 101 One hundred years ago, mountain water from the Catskills began flowing into the cupped hands of New York City.
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The other said that Franken cupped her butt during a 2008 Democratic fundraiser in Minneapolis and suggested they go to the bathroom together.
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My flesh felt hot and heavy under my hand, and I cupped myself, letting my fingers slip between the folds of my sex.
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Presence: Deep-cupped from its early months in the flip bags, but sporting a stylish frilly edge from its rack-and-bag finish.
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He tossed up jumpers and glided down the lane, and the Oklahoma City crowd cupped hands around mouths and let him hear it.
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When he cupped one of the bugs in his hands, he noticed it didn't have the characteristic albopictus white stripe down its back.
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I've tried breathing into my cupped hand and sniffing the escaping fumes as fast as I can, but it doesn't work very well.
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A few weeks after our apocalypse conversation, Mirah and I went to a party together and she cupped her hand around my ear.
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He allegedly "cupped and lifted" her breast for three to four seconds, then put his arm back around her shoulders for the photo.
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Beckham knelt to the turf, kissed it, then cupped a hand behind his right ear as if calling for an ovation, or catcalls.
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After strapping on a pair of gloves, I was able to hold virtual items in my cupped hands and manipulate the position of objects.
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Sherman "cupped and lifted the victim's right breast for approximately three to four seconds" over the costume's skin-tight fabric, according to the affidavit.
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Ah, N. said, beaming at her, pleased beyond words, and he slid the coin into his breast pocket and cupped his hands over it.
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He cupped his ear to an eruptive Wells Fargo Center crowd, à la Allen Iverson, the little giant who once flamboyantly roamed this arena.
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Mourinho then drew the ire of Juventus players as he walked onto the field and cupped his ear to crowd after the final whistle.
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The waves rocked the oysters against one another inside the sacks until they had created something equally deep-cupped but faster-growing and meatier.
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And then, her hand covering mine, she slid my hand under her shirt, up the smooth of her stomach and cupped it around her breast.
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He allegedly told her to shut up and cupped her left butt cheek with his left hand so that his thumb just touched her anus.
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As the audience listening to her interview with ABC's Robin Roberts laughed, Obama cupped her hand and turned her head, mockingly talking to her daughter.
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Stephanie Kemplin, a 41-year-old Army veteran, told CNN that Franken cupped her breast during a photo op while she was deployed in Kuwait.
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Before welcoming basketball's future stars, he gleefully cupped his hand to his ear, goading the rambunctious fans in New York to boo him more loudly.
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At the time I was cupped, I didn't have asthma, acne on my back, or too much overwhelming pain in my life (knock on wood).
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Resembling a bladed jig, this creation replaces the usual flat metal blade with a cupped plastic swimming lip that catches and displaces water ahead of it.
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She knelt, her knees pressed against mine and she cupped my face between her hands and in that moment she was holding the whole of me.
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He couldn't understand a word I said, even as I cupped my hands around my iPhone while standing in the corner on top of a toilet.
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In photos from the early 212015s, the StaRRcar appears as a running miniature model, with boxy cars small enough to be held in a cupped hand.
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Al Franken groped her in December 2003, telling CNN that while she was deployed in Kuwait, the Minnesota Democrat cupped her breast during a photo op.
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Two cupped noodles would already hit that limit—and that's not counting the pizza, fast food, and other sodium-loaded junk college students tend to eat.
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On Dessert When my chin is down, my eyes are closed and my hands are cupped over my ears, it's a sure sign that I'm tasting.
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She told a paramedic "the devil made her put him to sleep," and made a smothering gesture with her cupped hand, according to a criminal complaint.
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Fatima Robinson, the director of the production, wore a head scarf and a winter jacket and cupped a rechargeable electronic hand-warming device between her palms.
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On the ground there are still mounds of snow, sun-cupped and dirty, and slicks of mud—springtime, central Maine—but he avoids all of it.
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"They just gave me this," he finally said, revealing his new employment authorization card, cupped inside his palm as if he had just performed a magic trick.
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There is an air of hushed anticipation among the men: small talk, warm air blown into cupped hands, frequent glances up and down the otherwise quiet street.
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And the first thing that I [saw] when I walk in [was] this man with his hands cupped behind his back, smashing his face against the glass.
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Island Creeks have supplanted Wellfleets as the definitive New England oyster, always clean, deep-cupped, and full of salt, always making that ale taste that much better.
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" Then he moved his hands toward his chest, cupped them and added: "We don't know whether or not she's got this part yet, but time will tell.
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I can almost guarantee you that at some point you've cupped your hand around your phone's speaker, or put it in a plastic cup to amplify its sound.
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"We're scared sometimes that we forget to do the thing that keeps us alive," said Robinson, who cupped his hands on Jack's face and reminded him to breathe.
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The conceit is simple yet dramatic: A man brushes his teeth with the faucet running as a little girl tries to drink from its flow with cupped hands.
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The woman, Moira Smith, was a young Truman Foundation scholar at the time of the dinner party, where she says Thomas "cupped"and "squeezed" her buttocks several times.
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According to the suit, officers cupped boys' genitals, touched girls' vaginas, reached inside bras, touched girls' bare breasts, patted their buttocks and placed their hands inside students' underwear.
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I brought back a few seashells as souvenirs, and the sound they made when cupped to my ear seemed like the voice of nature itself, intimate and inexhaustible.
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On Friday, he cupped his hands over his face in sorrow and said he was in mourning over Guerrero's case, as if he had lost a loved one.
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Instead, Sherman allegedly "cupped the victim's right breast with his right forefinger and thumb with only the thin skin-tight fabric in between her breast" and his fingers.
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Having halved the hole, he cupped his hand to his ear and "shoveled" twice with his putter as he walked off the green to jeers from the crowd.
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She lovingly placed her hands on her stomach during a visit on Bondi Beach in Sydney and cupped her bump during a stroll with Harry on Australia's Fraser Island.
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Cassiopea, known as the "upside-down jellyfish," spends its time suction-cupped to the floor of warm bodies of water, kicking its frilly mouth openings up and pulsating, casually.
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Christina Gladitsch Popowytsch, a blue-eyed blonde and a recent graduate of Marist College, waved a cupped hand to the dirndl- and lederhosen-clad crowd as she was crowned.
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Then, on Easter Sunday, the two of us were outside getting ready to dye eggs when my girl came running over to me, holding something in her cupped hands.
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I first caught on to the cold weather cold brew in Boston, where we flaunted our giant double-cupped Dunkin' iced coffees as long as anti-styrofoam ordinances would allow.
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This so-called guide surface parachute, a dramatically cupped arrangement of eight triangular panels that measured four feet across, was notable for how little it oscillated when buffeted by strong winds.
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The decoration is the fake head of a smiling hooded man, with hands cupped around the face and comes equipped with a suction cup so that it's easily fused to windows.
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State investigators try to visit fields within days after farmers report possible damage to take photos before signs of injury, such as cupped leaves on soybean plants hit by dicamba, disappear.
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Sometimes, the server carrying it to the table will place a cupped hand on one side of the plate to catch the green and gold drips before they hit the floor.
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Cradling a Blue Pool oyster in his hand with the more-deeply cupped half of the shell down, he choked up on the knife, then gently guided the tip into the hinge.
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"When your dad placed you on my chest and I cupped your naked little bum in my hands, you tilted your head back and looked me straight in my eyes," she added.
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"I was setting the place to his right when he reached out, sort of cupped his hand around my butt and pulled me pretty close to him," Smith said in the interview.
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People cupped candles, and sang spirituals, hymns and "The Star-Spangled Banner" in a roughly quarter-mile long procession that began at Nameless Field and ended at "the Lawn," near the Rotunda.
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The CDC's method: Pour plenty of sanitizer in your cupped palm, spread it to cover all surfaces of your hands (don't forget your nails), and rub until your skin is completely dry.
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Cartoon by Adam Douglas Thompson Once we were outside, my upturned hand cupped some falling rain and I smeared it on my neck—a hoor's bath, my mother would have called it.
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The inmates were cupped into each other, limbs draped over a neighbor's waist or knee, feet tucked against someone else's head, too tightly packed to toss and turn in the sweltering heat.
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Thus ensues a little comedy in the transfer of stones between cupped hand, pocket and mouth, a little routine about desire and dissatisfaction and existential absurdity that evokes the laughter of self-recognition.
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When he was not taking orders from the candidate, he was on the phone executing them, pacing around with his hand cupped over the receiver like an offensive coordinator furtively calling in plays.
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When I described the mass I'd passed earlier that could have fit in my cupped palm, she winced with empathy and confirmed that it was unlikely that they could have saved the pregnancy.
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In an interview with an FBI agent, Ramamoorthy said he "might have" undone the woman's bra while playing with it, and that he had cupped her breasts over her clothes, the complaint states.
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One said he grabbed her buttocks at an event hosted by the Minnesota Women's Political Caucus in 2007, and the other alleged that Franken cupped her buttocks during a 2008 Democratic fundraiser in Minneapolis.
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Perhaps the French woman understands that we know ourselves better than we think and that, possibly, the world has been waiting with its hands cupped for us to ask of it to be kind.
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Bella Thorne double cupped it at a pool party in L.A. Sunday, and speaking of cups ... The 19-year-old showed Scott Disick what he was missing in a lace bra and Moschino undies.
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One said he groped her during a photo after an event in Minneapolis, and the other said he cupped her butt at a 2008 Democratic fundraiser before suggesting the two visit the bathroom together.
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To keep him smart and even fitter, I serve it in a multi-cupped contraption that forces him to fish the bits out with his paws, not just stick his face in the bowl.
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First, McIlroy sank a 60-foot birdie putt, celebrated by shaking more than a leaf in a Nor'easter and then cupped a hand to his ear in defiance of the crowd and the pressure.
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At the bay window I cupped my hands around my eyes and stared out at the black sea, but my fingers left a greasy mark that worsened when I tried to wipe it away.
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I think it is interesting that although the forms change tremendously -- the vessels are very individual -- they do seem to retain a basic bowl/cup shape that fits perfectly within a baby's cupped hands.
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Pairing wireless headphones and speakers was faster with this Huawei phone than any other Android device I've used, and the P20 Pro maintained a strong signal no matter how I gripped, cupped, or hugged it.
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He sort of looked me up and down, cupped his hands in front of my chest and said something along the lines of, 'Ehh, maybe a bit smaller than you ' I started cashiering after that.
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In Graphic: 500 Designs that Matter from Phaidon, the McDonald's red and yellow 1962 logo faces off against an equally blaring 1924 Constructivist poster by Alexander Rodchenko, with a woman yelling through a cupped hand.
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Because mine is after acupuncture needles, there can be blood that pools up as well... The cupped areas do swell up a little, but that only lasts an hour or so and doesn't hurt at all.
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So he then decides to replenish that fluid using a technique we've never seen before: the ole pee in your cupped hands and chug the golden liquid like your life depends on it – because it does.
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BOSTON — Felicity Huffman sat expressionless in a packed federal courtroom on Friday, her hands cupped beneath her chin, as she awaited a judge's sentence for her role in the biggest college admissions scandal in US history.
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He heard the semblance of a tiny voice saying a word and then maybe another word and he tried to describe the sound, his feet spread and his hands semi-cupped near his groin, in demonstration.
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When I cupped my hand around her and brought it to her breast, I'd remember scraping away the fascia that bound the woman's chest wall, peeling it back and watching the breasts lift away as well.
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At the end of the hearing, just before the video link was cut, he cupped his hand around his mouth and yelled something — but his microphone had already been faded and the words were not discernible.
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A green SUV with the red, black, and green flags of the African nation suction cupped to its back windows is parked at the curb, bearing stickers shouting FREE THE MOVE 9 and STOP MURDER BY POLICE.
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Of course it can mean or not mean a garden variety of relational nuances; however, objectively, that full-frontal palm-to-palm touching sure hints that something more than the chaste-seeming alternative of cupped hand-holding.
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Emily Rose Perrin died in April 2016 when her mother, Mary Lockett, laid atop the girl and cupped her hand over the child&aposs nose and mouth, cutting off the air supply, the Belleville News-Democrat reported.
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When she was a 27-year-old military police officer and Franken was on a USO tour, she says that Franken put his arm around her for a photo and then cupped her breast in his hand.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Towering over the eastern Estonian city of Tartu is a lean chimney stack that features a 98-foot-tall mural of a girl holding a potted plant in her cupped hands.
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You probably never thought you'd witness a member of One Direction dressed in a vampire outfit and devouring a Kit Kat straight from the cupped palms of James Corden, but this is the world we live in.
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The guidelines, which are based on having 2,000 calories per day, which is the amount suggested for an average, healthy weight, adult woman, use measurements such as handfuls and cupped hands to makes them easier to follow.
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Though I could see no sign of injury, I knew it must be grievously hurt to sit so still as I gently cupped my hands around it to move it to a safer place in the yard.
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Now they were sheathed in a kind of delicate armor — a collection of intricate metallic rings, a gold watch, a slim Tiffany bracelet inscribed with her initials — and cupped around a mug of hot water with lemon.
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The most striking effect, intended to evoke the voice of the Egyptian singer Umm Kulthum (1898-1975) and heard at the outset, is the harpist's haunting vocalization of a drooping semitone through cupped hands into the instrument's soundboard.
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A decade later, the color asserted itself on a global scale as the fashion insignia of self-proclaimed outliers: Madonna embraced pink's bordello associations, performing in 1990 in a soft pink cone-cupped bustier by Jean Paul Gaultier.
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Mr. Charles even has a trapper who brings him beaver, which Ross Larkin, the chef de cuisine, cooks in a pouch and shows it to the flame before serving it beside its jus cupped in brussels sprouts leaves.
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Shortstop Didi Gregorius leaped to the top step of the Yankees' dugout and cupped his fingers around his eyes as he stared out toward left field, as if he needed binoculars to follow the flight of the ball.
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He gave a further statement in an interview with an FBI agent, saying that he "might have" undone the woman's bra while playing with it, and that he had cupped her breasts over her clothes, the complaint states.
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The woman said the then-candidate put his arm around her waist for the photo, and then lowered his hand and "cupped" her butt: In order to escape the situation, the woman excused herself to go to the bathroom.
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The classic Ali clinch was on full display as Ali's left hand hung on the back of Foreman's neck with the elbow tight to his side, while his right hand cupped over Foreman's left biceps and squeezed his triceps.
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But the cupped group knew they were being treated — it's not easy to blind people about whether a suction cup is being attached to their leg or not — and so the benefits might have been due primarily to a placebo effect.
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I'm a huge stickler for aesthetics when it comes to my car, so I would much rather use a mount that can be easily removed rather than having an eyesore suction-cupped to my windshield or glued to my dashboard.
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And all but one of the allegations of sexual harassment took place before he was elected senator—the earliest accusation dates back to December 2003, when Army veteran Stephanie Kemplin says the Minnesota senator "cupped her breast" before they took a photo together.
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"Deputies inserted fingers inside of and pulled up girls' bras, touching and partially exposing their bare breasts; they touched girls' underwear by placing hands inside their waistbands or reaching up their dresses; and they cupped or groped boys' genitals," the rights center said.
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Once, while at work, she came up behind me and pressed herself against me, then slid her hands down my back and cupped my ass, laughing when I blushed hotly at this very public display that was definitely not the ways friends touch.
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REIMS, France — United States midfielder Rose Lavelle shimmied a bit in her seat and jokingly cupped her hand to her ear as she sat beside her coach, Jill Ellis, at a news conference in advance of Monday's knockout round game against Spain.
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To start a meal at Boran, consider the miang pla too, silvery-skinned bites of mackerel perched over a knot of rice noodles, cubed ginger, red onion, loose curls of lemongrass and threads of fresh chile, all cupped in a slip of lettuce.
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The part of the ear that sticks out—the auricle, or pinna—functions like a smaller version of a cupped hand: it funnels sound waves into the external auditory canal, which is the thing you're not supposed to stick a Q-tip into.
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Mr. Cotton's muscular, heavily amplified harmonica — he typically played with a microphone cupped tightly to his instrument — influenced the work of several major blues-rock groups of the era, among them the Allman Brothers, the Paul Butterfield Blues Band and the Electric Flag.
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To understand how Nelson wound up covering the most dramatic skyscraper climb since the time that guy suction-cupped his way up the side of Trump Tower, we called him up to talk about raccoons, journalism, and his new-found Twitter fame.
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When suction-cupped to the roof of your car, the device's automatic mechanism takes about eight seconds to deploy the over-sized canopy that deflects sunlight and helps keep the inside of your vehicle bearable while it sits unprotected in a parking lot or driveway.
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Though reaching for a muted sports bra, bralette, or soft-cupped bra may not be the first move you consider making while getting dressed, we have to admit: In this heat wave, the idea of wearing as little fabric as possible is quite appealing.
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The recommended amount for an adult-size body is variously described as a shot glass and a golf ball for the trunk and extremities; for under 12, some authorities suggest using the amount that would fill a child's cupped hand as a rough guide.
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And last year, Maia Ermansons, then 21, said that when she met to discuss a theater project with Mr. Horovitz — whom she had known since she was a girl — he kissed her hard and cupped her breasts, remarking how "large and beautiful" they had become.
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At times, these visual fragments offers clues to our subject's identity: the wedge of a large toe; the blunt shadow of a horn — which was cut off, to deter poachers — that resembles a vast crater; a single ear, cupped like the blossom of a calla lily.
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"Deputies inserted fingers inside of and pulled up girls' bras, touching and partially exposing their bare breasts; they touched girls' underwear by placing hands inside their waistbands or reaching up their dresses; and they cupped or groped boys' genitals," the human rights center said in its statement.
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Leaping high to stretch her slender 6-foot-4 frame (and seven-foot wingspan), reaching back with her long and seemingly elastic right arm, she cupped the ball, and if only for a split second, "you really thought she was going to dunk it," her coach, Geno Auriemma, said.
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As scenes overlap each other like memories melding—from a garden to a grave, a swing dance hall to a buzzing neon club—you get the feeling that a young Molly held these memories in tightly cupped hands, letting nothing slip through her fingers, not even the blurry bits.
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During a session on April 15, the order said McGinley convinced the patient to slow dance with him to a song on her phone, then pulled her onto his lap, cupped her breasts, touched her vagina through her pants, and put her hand on his penis through his pants.
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Mr. Allen, who was smartly dressed in a John Varvatos collarless jacket, immaculate white Nike Air Force 1 low-tops and a T-shirt from the artist Mike Kelley's posthumous exhibition at the Los Angeles Museum of Contemporary Art, merely cupped his tea, a slightly forced study in boyish innocence.
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With whimsy and an appreciation of literature and history, Mr. Austin gave memorable names to his roses: Charles Darwin (with yellow cupped blooms), James Galway (a climber with dense pink rosettes), Dame Judi Dench (orange blooms with ruffled petals) and Roald Dahl (whose orange-red buds open up to peach rosettes).
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TORONTO — For a Canadian prime minister who has tied his legacy to improving the state of Indigenous people in the country, the Valentine's Day photo would seem a picture-perfect re-election campaign poster: Justin Trudeau's face cupped in the hands of his justice minister and attorney general, Jody Wilson-Raybould.
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Smith told Coyle that in 1999, when she was a young Truman Foundation scholar, Thomas groped her at an awards dinner party: Alone with Thomas, "I was setting the place to his right when he reached out, sort of cupped his hand around my butt and pulled me pretty close to him," Smith said in an interview.
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You find an old photograph of him standing outside his parents' clapboard home, dressed to perform magic in a towering top hat, an ascot tossed around his neck, one leg cast across the other in calculated nonchalance, as he leans just so on the thick end of a pool cue with his knee-high boots cupped like armor around his feeble legs.
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This brand is a great bet for larger-cupped bras, and its swimsuits have something to offer the woman who's not shy about her boobs and not about to let them get in the way of her bikini-wearing (one could easily envision Kylie and Co. in the brand's Icon Halter Swim Top, currently 50% off at $43.99 and available up to an FF).
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But Hardy says his behavior turned more aggressive, including an alleged incident in 2007, when she says Seacrest gave her a "bear hug" in his underwear, and another in 2008, when Hardy says he groped her crotch (a story corroborated by a former co-worker to Variety): In an interview, Hardy said that he slid his hand in from behind, cupped her crotch, then quickly pulled it away again.
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