The dimple-maker (1930s)4/9/1938- Chicago, IL: A young woman demonstrates a 'dimple' machine at the Inventor's Congress in Chicago.
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I'm looking at Ava's smile and seeing a dimple and how funny does something have to be to make that dimple pop up?
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Dimple Shah, an adviser at DHS headquarters, worked for Rep.
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Tuesday's revelations included Dimple Saikia's exemplification of the Sattriya style.
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Gossip rags dragged beautiful female celebrities for a single thigh dimple.
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E. Isabella Gilbert's Dimple-Maker (aka the "Dimple Digger") played on America's desperate yearning for dimples, debuting in 1936, the same year when Shirley Temple's dimples speckled the nation in posters for her new movie Dimples.
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"Call it the golf ball dimple effect, if you will," Yu says.
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"Dear Butt Dimple, I remember the first day you appeared," she wrote.
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They are comfortable like leggings, but they don't magnify every lump or dimple.
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A dimple on the face of the dial helps with one finger operation.
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Is there a specific birth mark, or dimple, or way that they laugh?
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"I have a dimple on one side of my face," Ms. Wells said.
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"Just one page," he noted, a dimple appearing at the side of his mouth.
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There is Mr. Affleck's existential brooding and the stoic dimple on Mr. Cavill's chin.
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Robert Pattinson, Elizabeth Debicki, Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Michael Caine, and Dimple Kapadia also star.
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"When you drive on pavement with your car, you create a little dimple," says Ulm.
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The dimple became deeper as the team increased the jet's speed, until bubbles finally formed.
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"Every stretch mark, every scar, every dimple and mark — it's who we are," she said.
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A kidney-shaped pool is set in a dimple of land down several stone steps.
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Her family will remember those dimple smiles and big hugs and well placed four letter words.
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He had a sacral dimple and a high-arched palate that made it difficult to nurse.
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Concrete-block-and-wire tables held trays of soil cubes — each indented with a small dimple.
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The classic version is the Haig Dimple whisky bottle, with its short neck and flattened sides.
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The last time I get to see his little dimple when he smiles and I poke it.
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Charlotte Councilwoman Dimple Ajmera told WBTV that city council members saw an additional nine minutes of footage.
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I love his dark eyebrows and the dimple in his chin, and the classic slicked-back hair.
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A dimple in my right breast proved malignant, so I underwent lumpectomy, followed by chemotherapy and radiation.
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Mattel also teased specific details that'll be incorporated into each doll, like the dimple on RM's left cheek.
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But, this is my new norm, my little beautiful baby that loves me, and every dimple and roll.
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But, this is my new norm, my little beautiful baby that loves me, and every dimple and roll.
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Rajeev Varma and Shenaz Treasury as Hasmukh and Dimple (featuring Kapil Bawa as Dimple's father) on 'Brown Nation.'
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These tissues, called Cooper's ligaments, tug on the skin from the inside as the tumor grows, creating a dimple.
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She put her finger in your cheek so hard It must have made your dimple there, and said, 'Maple.
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God forbid there should be a stretch mark, cellulite dimple, split end, chipped tooth, or cracked cuticle in sight.
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Charlotte Councilwoman Dimple Ajmera told WBTV last week that city council members saw an additional nine minutes of footage.
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The man lifted his head and flashed her a smile, a dimple accenting a set of sinfully full lips.
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To date, she's been spotted with dimple piercings, a dermal piercing, a belly button ring, and dual nipple bars.
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The woman still glows, nearly four centuries after she was painted, her luminous skin cratered only by a dimple.
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He was a very handsome man, he had this amazing smile and dimple when he wanted to use it.
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The minuscule dimple up and to the left of it is a rare and little-known symptom of breast cancer.
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As Emily Conover writes at Physics Focus:At low gas jet speeds, only a small dimple appeared in the soap film.
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You're anchoring that skin to a deeper layer, and as you age and everything comes down, so does that dimple.
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Breast cancer had engulfed my life a few weeks earlier, when I noticed a small dimple near my left nipple.
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They sink down, forming a dimple in the oil that exposes the bottom electrode, allowing them to find their ground.
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A married couple is a family unit unto itself, as evidenced by Hasmukh and Dimple on this hidden Netflix gem.
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"This is immediate, emergency relief and it's an emergency situation," said Dimple Chaudhary, a senior attorney with the defense council.
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" After alerting her doctors to the dimple, Warner underwent surgery, chemotherapy, radiotherapy, and says she has "every hope of being cured.
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Tall, broad-shouldered, and dimple-cheeked, Ikuenobe spent his free time playing football or attending activities organized by his local church.
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Uncover the dough and use your fingers to dimple it all over, spacing the dimples about 83 inch from each other.
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Lightly press a dimple in the middle of the patty to help it cook evenly and place it on a tray.
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Mr. Mackie was particularly skilled at creating costumes for such film parody characters as Nora Desmond, Mildred Fierce and Shirley Dimple.
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Pushing open a heavy wood door, I was greeted by a tall woman with surging dimple creases wearing the Tiffany necklace.
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For Kidman's turn as Carlson, he added to her cheeks, gave her a bigger nose and a dimple in her chin.
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I still remember my editor asking me, out of the blue, if I'd consider writing any more books in the Dimple universe.
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The Motorola "dimple" below the camera and dual-LED flash on the back remains a natural place to rest your index finger.
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Fitness trainer Victoria Dariano has been tormented by one little part of her body since she was a teenager: her butt dimple.
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"This proposed agreement is a win for the people of Flint," said Dimple Chaudhary, a lawyer for the National Resources Defense Council.
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"There is a wide range, varying from having no vagina, to a small vaginal dimple, to several centimeters of length," says Dr. Smith.
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If you put objects onto that bed, they will warp and dimple the sheet in different ways, depending on how massive they are.
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Make a small dimple in the center of each patty with your thumb—it'll prevent the meat from puffing up as it cooks.
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They tried several different dimple shapes, and the octopus-inspired one was the stickiest by far under moist conditions, underwater, and under oil.
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Mami collapses against the wall across from him and works her jaw in a way that reveals the dimple in her left cheek.
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DIMPLE SAIKIA Ms. Saikia made me a convert to Sattriya, a style of Indian classical dance rarely seen outside its native state, Assam.
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Did you know that Bruce Sargent, the drummer for The Hipshakes, has a small indentation known as a sacral dimple above his buttocks?
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They both have a chin dimple and the other feature is one that only a mama would see because it's covered by their diaper!
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Bubbles form when the jet's pressure is large enough to deform the film into a hemispheric dimple of the same width as the jet.
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But wouldn't it be easier to do so in pants that don't threaten to show every dimple and roll in every woman over 30?
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I felt ashamed again and I smiled at the blond truck driver, who had a delicious dimple in his chin, and he smiled back.
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But she doesn't want payback, either, even though she'll always miss her artistic, dimple-cheeked sibling and his taste for puns, storytelling and Frank Zappa.
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Warner posted a close-up of her left breast to Facebook, revealing a seemingly innocuous dimple that could actually be a sign of breast cancer.
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Ideas gaining traction: Reducing the ball's maximum velocity (Jack Nicklaus has suggested a 20% reduction), outlawing certain materials and changing construction methods and dimple patterns.
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"Even someone without a dimple or a bump or a vein or a pore can look like garbage if the light isn't great," says Day.
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Artists taking part include Aakansha Maheshwari and Malini Taneja, known for their performances in the Festival of Colors tour, and Dimple Saikia, a Sattriya dancer.
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"We just started our services mid-December and yesterday was our official grand opening," Dimple Bhullar, a volunteer at the center, told the Sacramento Bee.
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If you're lucky, among the standard array of Western pastries you'll find khaliat nahal, honeycomb buns that dimple at the touch, glossed with cardamom-scented honey.
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Appearance matters to Mr. Trump, and Mr. Spicer took care to look sharp, sporting a neat pocket square and a just-so dimple in his tie.
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Walden is a kettle pond, a 62-acre dimple in sand and gravel that formed around a block of melting glacial ice about 15,19603 years ago.
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"I'm faking sometimes that I'm obsessed with that fat roll or that I'm loving the dimple in my butt, because I don't always love it," she says.
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If you spot something unusual on your breast — be it a lump, a dimple, or a change in shape or size — it's smart to heed Warner's advice.
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Yadav's campaign has been backed by his wife Dimple, a federal lawmaker, who has courted women voters and helped create an image as a political 'power couple'.
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He has a long face and long, wavy brown hair parted at the crest; his chin is protuberant and cratered by a dimple the size of Chicxulub.
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Immediately dunking your cooked eggs in an ice bath will have a similar dimple-reducing effect, but it also makes them a little more difficult to peel.
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My second review unit has a little "dimple" in one spot, and in just a couple days of use, it has picked up a half-dozen little nicks.
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It will also reduce the large dimple you often find at the fat end of the cooked egg, caused by the impression of an air pocket located there.
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It bills the Firecrest rim, with its unique Sawtooth dimple design, as the most aero on the market, not just in a straight line but also in crosswinds.
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Drollinger is just as specific about his subordinates' attire: dark wool suits; all-white cotton shirts; Italian silk ties with a pronounced, teardrop-shaped dimple; black lace-up shoes.
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They also, happen to "show every dimple and roll in every woman over 30"—which seemingly makes it harder to "conquer the world" in Jones' vision of gender politics.
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Or they can be fetishistic: Witness the sickly-shiny gloss of a woman's leather heels, or the evocative dimple of a man's necktie, blown up to five feet square.
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The little dimple at the front tip of the connector ensures that the plug can be held securely in place by the socket, but also easily removed many times over.
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Democratic council member Dimple Ajmera, an immigrant from India, shared that the "send her back" chant "brought tears to my eyes" and that she herself has been told that before.
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Every last dimple and crease of this stop-motion world feels hand-crafted with care, even when they're in service of dumb jokes that exist solely to make you snort.
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The announcement drew praise from Dimple Chaudhary, senior attorney for the Natural Resources Defense Council who recently served as lead counsel for community groups in Flint in their lead-contamination case.
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One of them is a reference to a conversation you barely remember because you were looking at the way your date had an incredibly endearing dimple, but only on one side.
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When we got there, he brought out these high-powered, inverted-dimple ping-pong paddles (I was hoping for the old sandpaper surfaced ones myself) and invited us to rally with him!
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When the bubble rises and touches the surface, it fuses with the air above the lake, creating a dimple that flattens out, slingshotting the fly upward and depositing it on the surface.
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But the company has been focusing on its online and overseas businesses where it has struggled to control costs, especially in Norway where it is converting the Dolly Dimple stores acquired in 2017.
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So she got on her phone, found a picture of her 6-month-old daughter and pasted a diamond stud over the infant's dimple to make it look like she had a piercing.
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"Bush would have won by 1,665 votes — more than triple his official 537-vote margin — if every dimple, hanging chad and mark on the ballots had been counted as votes," the study concluded.
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"For the first time, there will be an enforceable commitment to get the lead pipes out of the ground," said Dimple Chaudhary, a senior attorney for the Natural Resources Defense Council, in a statement.
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" She continued: "This man has embraced every curve, every dimple, pound and pimple for the last ten years and has always me reminded me that I'm beautiful even when my inner dialogue doesn't match.
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Similarly, stinkbugs suck the juice out of apples through nearly invisible punctures, leaving the exteriors Edenically enticing; only later, when the empty cells start to collapse, does the fruit begin to darken and dimple.
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After teasing the collection with photos of the dolls' replicated signature features of some of the members — leader RM's dimple, Jimin's full lips — the toy manufacturer finally unveiled the dolls through a series of tweets.
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If you are on the coast of Oregon at 21999:23000 local time on August 21st, and if the sky is clear, you will see the sun's disk start to develop a small, black dimple.
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IF YOU are on the coast of Oregon at 09:06 local time on August 21st, and if the sky is clear, you will see the sun's disk start to develop a small, black dimple.
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The model has lasted because "these farms have higher productivity than individual farms, which means higher incomes for the women," said Dimple Abraham, a research associate at the Centre for Women's Development Studies think tank.
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When Dimple gets an acting agent, she asks him about Karan Johar — a name that means nothing to the average Netflix viewer, but her delivery alone will tell the astute that he's a big deal.
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For the biography of the former vice president, artists pored over photos and videos, paying particular attention to Mr. Cheney's most prominent features, like the silhouette of his nose and the dimple on his chin.
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"For the first time, there will be an enforceable commitment to get the lead pipes out of the ground," said Dimple Chaudhary, a senior attorney for the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC), in a statement.
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He used his squareheaded, dimple-chinned appearance to portray the ugly stereotype of the LAPD in the 90s, following the Rodney King beatings: a trigger-happy pig with a hard-on for crime and a God complex.
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Fitbit has also changed the physical button on the side to what it calls an "inductive button," a thumb-sized dimple on the left side of the tracker that offers a haptic response when you press it.
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At fifty-three, he is broad-necked and dimple-chinned, with salted hair at nineteen-eighties length, and he has the beset, apologetic likability of the guy in science class whose chemical reaction inexplicably failed to work.
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"The water in Flint is still not safe to drink because city and state officials are violating the federal law that protects drinking water," Dimple Chaudhary, an attorney with the Natural Resources Defense Council, said in a statement.
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A floppy-haired, dimple-chinned political operative with a disarming Southern drawl, Mr. Ayers, Vice President Mike Pence's chief of staff, resembles an ambitious "House of Cards" character who wandered onto the set of the Trump reality show.
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You know how lemons, if left too long in the bowl, one or two from time To time will show a blush of green, a dimple or a bruise of bluish green That overnight becomes a whitish bloom?
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Domino's has been focusing on its online and overseas businesses but has struggled to control in-store costs, especially in Norway where it has 22018 own-brand stores and is converting the Dolly Dimple stores it acquired in 2017.
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Kenny (Kevin Janssens), with a slick of dark hair down the middle of his head and a Kirk Douglas dimple in the center of his chin, is the wilder sibling, eager to fight and possessing a certain thuggish charm.
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Many thought photo was real The stay-at-home mom from Fostoria, Ohio, knew that seeing a picture of a baby with a dimple piercing would get her family and friends talking, so she shared it in parenting Facebook groups.
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Sitting in a comfortably shabby trattoria near the West Village apartment he shares with his wife and daughter, he was craggier, more rough-hewn, with a star-shaped dimple on his right cheek, a sweep of silver hair and a short, scraggly beard.
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"After more than two years, Flint residents still cannot turn on their taps without worrying about lead exposure," Dimple Chaudhary, attorney for the NRDC, told Judge David Lawson in a hearing for a preliminary injunction the group is seeking to force the bottled water delivery.
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With a huge dark desk between us, he told me I would never menstruate, and would need plastic surgery to correct the anomaly of my vaginal opening that was a mere dimple, so that one day I would to be able to have sexual intercourse.
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"The time lag is extremely serious—and it has a real impact on not only the health of families, but also a huge psychological impact once they find out," said Dimple Chaudhary, an NRDC attorney and lead counsel in cases against both Flint and Pittsburgh.
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But what I've heard is that in the days of the old, heavy-duty dimple jugs in the 1920's—big, heavy-handled pint glasses—there were these big French sailors outside having a fight, and they were smashing them over each others' heads.
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At the top end of the market, John Lobb, a London bootmaker established in 3603, will happily hand-stitch you a pair of Oxford brogues shaped around every dimple and bump in your feet, but they will cost £4,000 ($5,500) and may take six months to deliver.
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Think about it like this: "When people have a natural dimple, the skin is tethered below [to the double zygomaticus major muscle] and it's basically the equivalent of scar tissue, not from a trauma, but the way you developed, so they're not very deep," says Dr. Liotta.
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But then, thinking back to my experience writing When Dimple Met Rishi, out May 14, I realized something: All that truly mattered was that I dug deep (where all creativity and memories are stored; right in the solar plexus) and spoke to experiences that were true for me.
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"We are asking a federal court to step in because the people of Flint simply cannot rely on the same government agencies that oversaw the destruction of its infrastructure and contamination of its water to address this crisis," said Dimple Chaudhary, a senior attorney with the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC).
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The Monday meeting, which was first reported by The Washington Post, was also attended by Chad Wolf, the acting DHS chief of staff, Dimple Shah, the DHS deputy general counsel, and James Nealon, a former US ambassador to Honduras and current department senior official engaged in policy work, Lapan said.
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The current logo looks like a smile with a dimple that forms an arrow running from the A to the Z. 102A: Probably deducible for most solvers, but it's a debut and an odd, very specific term (that also goes with its neighbor to the right, in the nautical category).
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"We are asking a federal court to step in because the people of Flint simply cannot rely on the same government agencies that oversaw the destruction of its infrastructure and contamination of its water to address this crisis," Dimple Chaudhary, a lawyer with the Natural Resources Defense Council, said in a statement.
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When I covered the Cowboys for The Dallas Morning News in 2003, just after Romo was signed as a rookie free agent, I could always find him on the blue leather couches in the locker room, a motivational book in hand, the dimple on his left cheek showing because he was nearly always smiling.
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"I talk to a lot of kids who watch Survivor and one of their favorite parts of the show are the shots of snakes and insects and marine life they've never seen before," Jeff Probst, the dimple-cheeked and ageless host and executive producer of the show, told me in an email while on location shooting the show.
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There are no heavy-handed issues like religion or caste (which was casually and inappropriately forced into NBC's Outsourced pilot), but an enjoyable in-joke about the testy relations between different regions of India — Hasmukh is from Gujarat and Dimple from Punjab, which provides some laughs in their interactions and with their family members later on.
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Much of Florida was still using paper ballots for the 2000 election, and during a contentious recount, it became apparent that thousands of Florida voters had improperly punched their ballots, resulting in "hanging chads" (scraps with one corner still attached to the ballot), "swinging chads" (two corners), and even "pregnant chads," (completely attached, but with a dimple where the voter attempted to push through the ballot).
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Other members of the Sessions coalition that are now in key administration posts include Julie Kirchner, a former executive director of FAIR who is now working in a top role at Customs and Border Protection; Kathy Nuebel-Kovarik, a former staffer for Grassley now directing policy at US Citizenship and Immigration Services; and Dimple Shah, a former House Judiciary Committee staffer under Goodlatte, most recently of House Oversight, now working on immigration policy at DHS.
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Not only is the entire premise pretty gross, but, as a Telegraph piece noted after comparisons were drawn to the recent Amy Schumer film I Feel Pretty, the movie consistently uses fat bodies as punchlines: The camera linger[s] over every dimple and crease on the physical form of Ivy Snitzer, Paltrow's body double, and contrasting the sight of Paltrow in revealing booty-shorts with a large woman spilling out of her clothes.
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" Williams takes in Elvis Presley's Graceland estate in Memphis ("it's as tacky as one could hope for and only demonic pointy-headed intellectuals and lovers of art like ourselves would quarrel with any of it"), meets the Fabulous Go-Go Girls of Boot's Bar in Lexington, and, also in Kentucky, learns about Martha Nelson, the inventor of hand-made, dimple-faced fabric dolls, each of which she had been selling along with its own "birth certificate.
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