Jennifer Lopez, on the other hand, defied gravity with her curled updo.
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Bitcoin has defied gravity this year, and it's taken one retail stock along with it.
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A handful of classic Dow stocks have defied gravity in 2017, pushing the index to records.
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Heavily-indebted Lebanon has defied gravity for years but may soon find itself falling to earth.
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LEBANON Heavily-indebted Lebanon has defied gravity for years but may soon find itself falling to earth.
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How Michael Jackson's tilt defied gravity Fans around the world have tried to imitate Michael Jackson's signature moves.
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These amazing hair creations defied gravity, predated dioramas and are the matriarchial lineage of today's hair extensions, weaves, and wigs.
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This weekend, Kim Kardashian West defied gravity in a Thierry Mugler gown with daring cutouts and very strategically-placed crisscrossed straps.
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The series likely couldn't have defied gravity forever, which makes it all the smarter that it ended after just 18 episodes.
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I saw moves that defied gravity, with nothing more than a human beatbox for rhythm and piece of cardboard for a dance floor.
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By the time the last of these, 22008's Confessions on a Dance Floor, arrived during Madonna's 22012th year, it felt like she'd defied gravity.
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All that work landed her on our best dressed list, with an honorable mention for how well she defied gravity in a gown that low cut.
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In the history of Democratic presidential primaries dating back to the 1970s, no outsider candidate like Warren has ever defied gravity all the way to the convention.
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"Royal Wedding" (1951), in which Astaire defied gravity, and "Singin' in the Rain" (1952), in which Kelly defied the weather, were just two of his crowd-pleasers.
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Yet, like Afghanistan itself, the palace never quite totally collapsed, its four domed towers still in place, although the building beneath was so ruined it seemingly defied gravity.
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The price of dynamic random-access memory (DRAM) chips, Micron's leading product, has long "defied gravity" thanks to rising demand for personal computers, tablets and other devices, Cramer said.
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Honnold's is an approach mirrored by fellow extremists, such a Nik Wallenda, a famed aerialist who, in 2013, seemingly defied gravity by walking across the Grand Canyon on a tightrope.
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"I grew up in the South Bronx, in a predominantly Black and Latino community filled with super fly beauties whose bodies defied gravity," Bryant, 41, writes in a personal essay for Refinery29.
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"Humira's price has defied gravity — and been ensconced as a frequent rhetorical target on Capitol Hill — through AbbVie's aggressive use of patents and deals with generic manufacturers to forestall competition," he adds.
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His dominance was down to more than just distance, Nykanen standing out for the way he took off and defied gravity by riding the wind, but his genius was also a flawed one.
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For some reason, though, the Stack always looked to me as if it had defied gravity (or perhaps obeyed some other, more mysterious force) and grown down the far side of the dresser instead.
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Apple (AAPL) said Tuesday that iPhone revenue for the all-important holiday quarter fell 15% from the same period a year ago, a steep drop for a product line whose sales growth defied gravity for years.
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At a time when U.S. automotive sales have begun to decline for only the second time since the Great Recession, demand for pickups — and the prices some die-hard fans will pay for them — has defied gravity.
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So, naturally, she took take a cue from... Cardi B. After the rapper spent her victorious Grammys 2019 night decked out in vintage Thierry Mugler, Kardashian opted to attend this past Saturday's Hollywood Beauty Awards in New York City in another Mugler dress — one that defied gravity.
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In 2015, she was invited to her first Met Gala, and immediately established a reputation as a starlet who not only knew how to dress for a gala, but a girl who knew how to dress to a theme — showing up in a gorgeous Communist-red Fausto Puglisi gown that defied gravity.
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This piece was embellished with athletic jumps that defied gravity and amazed audiences. But Primus explained that jumping does not always symbolize joy. In this case, her powerful jumping symbolized the defiance, desperation, and anger of the sharecroppers which she experienced first-hand during her field studies. Primus believed that when observing the jumps in the choreography, it was important to pay attention to “the shape the body takes in the air”.
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