"Everything comes from drawing out my ideas," she once said.
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"You never know," he said, drawing out his words for effect.
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"Ahh, suke ying," he said joyfully, drawing out the Cantonese tones.
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We originally talked about drawing out that conflict over more episodes.
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"I think the fun was drawing out the plan," Meng said.
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Warren … you see her drawing out new people at each event.
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Noah does a great job of drawing out his softness and sweetness.
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"Fuck," he says, drawing out the "u" then spits on the gypsum.
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The applicator easily pivots so drawing out the wing is a breeze.
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But an oversimplification is sometimes useful in drawing out an underlying principle.
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"Yeaaaah, yeaaaah," he says, drawing out the second half of the word.
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But there actually is a contrast worth drawing out, and Inslee vs.
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They're both about having a killer hook and drawing out people's emotions.
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An appendix to Reasons and Persons is devoted to drawing out this similarity.
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I'm having a lot of trouble in this conversation drawing out the distinctions.
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Brandt: We were just looking at various disciplines, drawing out from what we knew.
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"Gol per il Napoli," he announces, drawing out that first 'O' over five seconds.
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He tapped and pounded two close notes on the glockenspiel, drawing out its overtones.
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This episode demonstrates how good the series is so far at drawing out suspense.
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I actually like designing and I like drawing out clothes and drawing up pieces.
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But the system is imbalanced, with shrinking numbers paying in and growing numbers drawing out.
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"We needs these men to go to jail," she says slowly, drawing out her words.
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Fiber, yarn, and thread mills employed 13,100 textile winding, twisting, and drawing out machine operators.
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"I'm not going to draw any diagrams for you," he said, drawing out the torture.
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I ask Elliott, Kemenczy and Babbitt if drawing out these connections was a conscious process.
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I was drawing out the torture too by sipping my two glasses of wine painfully slowly.
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"We're 'Olympic Athletes from Russia,'" said Medvedeva at the Europeans championships, drawing out the word "Russia".
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Predicated intimates these mediums of loss, standing in and drawing out work that might have been.
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The Raiders hope to double down on the Knights' success at drawing out-of-town visitors.
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And Netflix's Gerald's Game does a startlingly impressive job of drawing out the novel with memorable performances.
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Textile-winding, -twisting, and drawing-out machine setters, operators, and tenders are projected to decline by 16.8%
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Drawing out new information, including gaining further insights into Mueller's prosecutorial decisions, would be an added bonus.
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Team Bloomberg edits last night's performance, drawing out his rivals' silence to make them look like dummies.
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It's as if she's drawing out sounds that always existed but remained untapped and silent for millenniums.
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He'd find an excuse to delay every court hearing, drawing out the process, and push away my closure.
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As the name suggests, this method involves inserting a needle into the testis and drawing out some sperm.
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Nearly every tune got a standing ovation, something Diamond encouraged by always drawing out the last few measures.
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Stovall inserts dancers' movement in an otherwise everyday rhythm, drawing out the people shopping, rushing, and hanging around.
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"It is equally ambitious," McFeely added, drawing out the "s" as if to keep himself from saying anything more.
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They study these patients with monastic concentration, drawing out a cosmos of precious data from just that small group.
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Open questions are best for drawing out insightful responses, while "why" questions can provoke defensiveness and should be avoided.
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The Apple Pencil is a must have if you like sketching or drawing out notes, as I still do.
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Slowly, she rubs oilinto his cracked palms, drawing out sorenessfrom the swells, removing splinters, takingwhatever his hands will give.
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The upside for Sanders's opponents now is that the popular vote is more competitive, drawing out more unlikely voters.
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Earlier, police pumped prerecorded messages from his parents into the sprawling park in hopes of drawing out the youngster.
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Scaachi Koul's debut essay collection is cutting and hilarious, drawing out personal experiences to confront, more broadly, systems of oppression.
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There are even efforts to fire laser pulses into thunderclouds in hopes of drawing out lightning in a controlled manner.
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President Herbert Hoover demanded that Norbeck concentrate only on short-selling, which he was convinced was drawing out the Depression.
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In taxis, he sits in the front seat and interviews the drivers, drawing out insights they didn't know they had.
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In Great American Desert, she brings a poet's eye to the American West while drawing out her distinct approach to narrative.
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He has also suggested Beijing is drawing out negotiations, hoping a more friendly figure will succeed him in the White House.
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I thought that the debate moderators had some very fine moments over the last few weeks, calmly drawing out the candidates.
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Although she rarely finds space to explore them in depth, Powers has a knack for drawing out archetypes that span generations.
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Last week, Joe Biden finally stopped drawing out his decision to enter the presidential race to confront Donald Trump in 2020.
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He recounted his early struggles to get published, drawing out the tale of his successive rejections in a perfectly timed routine.
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They added hours to the initial soaking period, letting the corn puff up with more water, drawing out the kernels' flavor.
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As you eat, the dish expands in every direction, drawing out the pleasures of a basic pile of chicken and tortillas.
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She ended her runway appearance by drawing out a heart with her fingers and mouthing "I love you forever" toward the cameras.
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In 1999, Biden also said senators should take into account the impact drawing out the impeachment proceedings would have on the country.
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Here is a great example of Nasukawa drawing out the right hand and countering through the open side, twice in quick succession.
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"We're drawing out the similarities between basketball and coding," Andriamahenina, a local Malagasy basketball coach, told me in French over the phone.
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In this production, the mezzo-soprano Romina Basso sang Penelope's scene poignantly, drawing out the grief and queenly dignity in the music.
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Some of these appear as fragments of spaces while others he made by playing with cubes, twisting and drawing out the shape.
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"It is notable that in line with this view, the U.S. has extended hearings over China tariffs, drawing out the process," they added.
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On Friday night, crowds of protesters surrounded a police station where Chan was being held, drawing out riot police to the street outside.
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"Whenever there is an intimate question, I say 'Next question,&apos" she says, drawing out the word "qvvvvestion" in her thick German accent.
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In one triptych, three paintings of female legs, posed seductively, are in actuality drawing out the Chinese character for woman, "女," in shape.
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"Ordinary men, capable of … extraordinary things," he says, the actor Michael Cristofer drawing out the words into a blend of obscenity and admiration.
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"If I'm drawing out 6 percent of my portfolio annually and the market drops 50 percent, I'm suddenly withdrawing 12 percent," said Cortazzo.
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"We're not going to find some secret memo from J. Edgar Hoover drawing out the escape path for Lee Harvey Oswald," he said.
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The excellent clarinetist Derek Bermel brought warm colorings and moody reflectiveness to the solo part, while subtly drawing out all the jazzy touches.
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When themes returned, Mr. Dudamel often took a slightly altered approach, drawing out a phrase more expressively or pressing a crescendo more forcefully.
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Mr. Meedendorf said that when he took the drawing out of its frame, he found the telltale number, "123," written on the back.
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On July 13th I will wrap up the event, drawing out the points that most struck me from the essays, and from readers' comments.
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The pancake house attempted to maintain an air of mystery by drawing out the reveal of "b" in the new acronym, IHOb, for weeks.
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He made his debut in November with "George Balanchine's 'The Nutcracker,'" and showed his skill at drawing out fresh aspects of phrasing and sonority.
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"I don't know!" she says with faux anguish, drawing out that last word so comically that her answer more closely resembles a resigned plea.
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Outlandish dreamscapes now structure the narrative, full of dire allusions to the characters' pasts and futures, drawing out the darker regions of their psyches.
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The intrigue is non-existent and Devgn's insistence on drawing out every second scene in slow motion only makes it more of a drag.
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The next person draws a torso in the middle of the paper, continuing my lines and creating their own drawing out of the remainder.
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"It seems the first option -- of drawing out water and bring them out through the mouth of the cave -- is difficult now," Osatanakorn said.
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Amateur aurora watchers have taken hundreds of photographs of this adjacent phenomenon, often drawing out its fluorescent colors with long exposures or photo editing.
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Any such disagreement between the allies this time could lead to more diplomatic wrangling, drawing out the process and, in China's eyes, averting war.
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On Earth, ZBLAN producers make do with large facilities that drop beads of molten glass down multiple stories, drawing out the material into strands.
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"We can expect ISIL to harass local forces that are holding cities it previously controlled, thereby drawing out battles into protracted campaigns," he said.
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She took her time with the song, drawing out each word as a gospel chorus swelled behind her and audience members exhorted her on.
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TIMES INSIDER David Marchese, who joined The New York Times Magazine in December, has a knack for drawing out his subjects through long interviews.
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Last week, House Democrats even booed their Senate colleague at a meeting for drawing out the end of his campaign longer than many deemed necessary.
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He almost did the opposite, drawing out every moment of Straussian lyricism, glowing string sound and delicacy, though the vehement outbursts were steely and terrifying.
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If the tie vote stands, the winner will be determined by sheer luck — a drawing out of film canisters — that will take place Wednesday morning.
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For five months now, she had been soaking the meat in whiskey, drawing out the aging as thrill-seeking butchers did in the 19th century.
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"I yelled it and then everyone else in the room started yelling it, and I was like, 'Yes,'" he said, drawing out the last word.
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Mr. Mandak, who has a casual air and a rich bass speaking voice, discovered a latent talent for drawing out reluctant witnesses in certain cases.
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In other words, drawing out a hearing for the sole purpose of messing with Democratic presidential candidates is simply not something that's on the table.
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"Merry Christmas, everybody," Mr. Trump said by way of greeting, drawing out his words in a cheerful rebuke to what he would call political correctness.
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"As long as there is no political will in the particular case, it is useless," she said, drawing out the word in her silky cadence.
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Scotch whisky was served with each dinner course while Raquel Raies, an expert from Chicago, led a discussion about distinguishing and drawing out various flavors.
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"Democrats are abandoning their duty to confront foreign interference in our elections in favor of drawing out their slanderous campaign against the president," he said.
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Drawing out the left straight and countering with the right to the body underneath is also a great way to punish a southpaw sharp shooter.
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Dash "became known for his measured questioning of White House witnesses, slowly drawing out answers that sometimes struck like bombshells," according to the New York Times.
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According to state law, the winner will be determined by sheer luck — a drawing out of film canisters — that will take place Wednesday at 10 a.m.
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That's because the Watergate affair turned conservative skeptics of Richard Nixon into hardcore supporters, drawing out the immediate crisis and deepening divisions in the long term.
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Also daunting to nonspecialists may be Kotkin's tendency to drop the names of numerous Soviet officials who surrounded Stalin without drawing out their personalities or backgrounds.
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One way to push Hollywood toward change is to heighten its contradictions, drawing out the gap between its shimmering idea of itself and its darker realities.
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The conductor, Sebastian Weigle, led a distinguished performance that captured the restlessness of the music's heated episodes, while drawing out its sublime flights and pungent sonorities.
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She's careful when she speaks, drawing out the spaces between words, and her descriptions are a mix of metaphor and jargon, technically precise while still accessible.
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"Yeah," Johnson says, drawing out the word with a mixture of misery and laughter that tells you this hat man would rather be saying just the opposite.
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But transgender troops who are currently serving under the shadow of being discharged in a few months say there is nothing positive about drawing out the uncertainty.
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"It will shift the dial by drawing out specific cases that by tackling them we could pave way for a more equitable future for others," says Rennie.
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The percussive element—care of drummer Ronnie Vannucci—grounds the track, making it more of a mesmerizing echo, drawing out the longing you feel in the lyrics.
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Final does an amazing job of drawing out an enveloping, 50003-degree soundstage from these tiny buds, and the imaging of sounds within that space is precise.
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"Without those actors, those incredible young actors, and Gary Gray drawing out those characters on screen, this would not be the movie it is," Mr. Wenkus said.
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Over its two hours, the movie's primary motivation seems to be drawing out the suspense about the protagonist's eventual choice, complete with #TeamDarcy or #TeamJack hash tags.
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In one smooth motion, I rotated the aspirator, drawing out dozens of seeds, surprised and pleased to see that my amateur skills could produce the same result.
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It brings back memories of drawing out terrible "videogame levels" on lined notebook paper in middle school, with the added benefit of being able to play them.
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Starting farther from the end and drawing out will create a more dramatic effect, while staying close to the eye will make sure it appears more natural.
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At a rally in Indianapolis on Friday, Trump made a reference to Barack "H" Obama, drawing out the "H" with his finger in the air for emphasis.
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The connection between the music and the movement linked instruments to physical expression; but as for drawing out the music's dancing spirit, the work was increasingly disjointed.
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Trey McIntyre, in some ways a kindred spirit of Mr. Parsons's, is one of the best choreographers around at drawing out the emotional complexity of pop music.
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We'll soon find out whether Doug Liman, the director of "The Bourne Identity" and "Edge of Tomorrow," is capable of drawing out suspense on a tighter scale.
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McConnell has also indicated he sees nothing but political downside in the futile exercise of calling up controversial witnesses and drawing out a messy Senate show trial.
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The AFL-CIO has filed a lawsuit claiming that a new National Labor Relations Board rule violates federal labor law by drawing out the union election process.
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From the get go Edgar was circling and feinting, drawing out missed swings from Stephens and putting in real punches when he felt he had the chance.
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It would "allow participation to expand exponentially" by drawing out less-extreme voters to low-turnout elections, which would, in turn, incentivize politicians to take less-extreme stances.
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And that's exactly why I'm in his studio speaking about the process of involving so many different musicians, drawing out their energies, creating a space for doing that.
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Addressing beauty concerns from head to toe, this mask craze provides products for toning, hydrating, brightening, anti-aging, drawing out impurities, and a whole host of other issues.
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In fact, people have been drawing out missions to the Red Planet for at least the last 22014 years — and we're still waiting for one to take flight.
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" "I appreciate you for drawing out that distinction as Don Lemon was breathing in and out of a paper bag, or whatever he was doing," Gaetz said. "D.
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The "unnecessary motion" of painstakingly drawing out the diagrams undermines their intended utility: to provide and predict information about crime in real time through the detection of patterns.
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The trick is in making us think about the line between selfies and surveillance — in drawing out the difference between a media-saturated and a government-watched world.
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Drawing out investigations after the release of the special counsel's report, Mr. Trump said, was the only way Democrats could hope to beat him in the 2020 election.
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While the president looms large over this election, drawing out both opponents and supporters, local issues like school funding or mining are in the forefront of some races.
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Those results drove a round of strong fundraising and media attention that helped boost her profile, even drawing out a super PAC to spend money on her behalf.
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But he's also warned against drawing out negotiations, and has suggested the Trump-Kim meeting be cut short if the President determines North Korea isn't serious about denuclearization.
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Still, many of the same observers warned that the Sanders campaign's ambitions are staked on a strategy that demands a break from historical convention -- drawing out young voters.
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C.W.: Oh, I think it can help enormously, by drawing out more clearly the broader base that these struggles share in what I've called a posthumanist ethical pluralism.
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The legislative filibuster is a method by which the minority party can delay and block consideration of a bill by indefinitely drawing out the debate over a bill.
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In drawing out his decision-making until this week, Mr. Bach called for due process and stressed the importance of giving Russia a fair chance to defend itself.
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Perhaps out of necessity, the Met Gala has escalated into a dazzling spectacle of fashion and celebrity under Wintour's leadership, drawing out everyone from Beyoncé to the Kardashians.
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He now leans on his surprisingly crisp singing voice for a more soulful, R&B edge never showcased with J5, something he credits Green with drawing out of him.
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The triumph of this performance was that Mr. Petrenko shaped the beautiful passages with tenderness and slightly cool restraint, while also drawing out the complexities of the comedic episodes.
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He led a refreshingly lithe and transparent account of "Rheingold," keeping things fleet and colorful during playful stretches, but drawing out dark, heaving undercurrents when the music turned ominous.
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Drawing out poorly chosen kicks at range and then moving in through their wake can be every bit as effective as crowding the kicker directly, and often is unexpected.
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One word of warning from a source familiar with the process: Counting votes on Saturday could take longer than expected, drawing out the results process later into the night.
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At the time of those remarks in April 2000, Mr. Ray faced criticism for drawing out the Clinton investigation when many believed he should have been wrapping it up.
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It was the perfect format for drawing out the post-apocalyptic horror of "The Walking Dead" series and introduced fans of the show to a casual video game experience.
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"The Paris Opera," which employs similar observational methods, demonstrates the invisibility of Mr. Wiseman's technique — his genius for drawing out his themes from long scenes of meetings and performances.
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Drawing out deliberations can cripple the Senate, which is in session for only 34 weeks or so each year, most of which, in practice, are only four working days.
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These lines exemplified Day for Night's success in bringing art to the general public, in drawing out the curiosity of people who may not necessarily seek out art experiences.
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Once he did, she said, my milk supply would go up, as a baby is naturally much more efficient at drawing out milk from a breast than a pump is.
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Kevin Young's sweeping history of the hoax is uncomfortably relevant, drawing out the reasons we as Americans can't seem to stop falling for (and thrilling at) all manner of cons.
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Strategists here, however, note that because his outsider message resonated here, Trump blew away expectations for the Republican caucuses, winning in a landslide by drawing out many new GOP voters.
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The show could have languished, drawing out David's journey through the system, and it probably would have gotten away with it, because even the episode's slow opening half is enthralling.
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The official gave the women a map, now included in state documents, drawing out the shape and structure of the landfill, with no indication that a limestone divided the landfill.
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His uncle, Brooks Williams, recalled that Mr. O'Rourke, skilled at drawing out even strangers in social settings, had expressed an interest in operating some kind of salon for civic discussion.
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Malls function as an orgy of consumerism—places where shopping is an experience, replete with opportunities for dining, resting, and generally drawing out the shopping process as much as possible.
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China's transport minister, Yang Chuantang, told reporters the country plans to regulate the fast-growing market by drawing out a way for drivers on these apps to coexist with traditional cabbies.
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But no: Bachelor in Paradise couldn't help drawing out the story more, showing the wedding of Evan Bass and Carly Waddell, who became engaged during last summer's season of the series.
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We were challenged by a third party to come up with a Dat Boi costume and did end up drawing out a sketch but that's about as far as we got.
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Like what occurs in most industries, the production and distribution of board games has happened in fits and starts, and drawing out that history is often harder than you might think.
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But Westworld triggers some familiar problems for me — the ones I have whenever a show is more interested in endlessly drawing out mysteries than in telling a specific, immersive, powerful story.
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Clinton repeated the charges — noting that he even stood accused of walking in on contestants for "Miss Teen U.S.A.," drawing out the second word — and turned her attention to Ms. Machado.
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And whether the market cares to acknowledge that fact or not, it remains as true today as it did last year at this time when we were drawing out that point.
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The 1930 movie adaptation starring the divine Ina Claire refined the formula, dropping Fanny's untalented brother and sister-in-law, Bert and Kitty, and drawing out the melancholy beneath the frolic.
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If satire was Boyne's intention, a bit more poison in the pen would have helped in drawing out the three female characters, all of whom suffer under the weight of stereotypes.
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Democrats hope they did that, of course, but they also ended up drawing out new evidence that they never expected to obtain — much of which quickly became central to their argument.
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Vincent and Butler said they try to apply their experiences with these founders to their new clients by drawing out the key stories behind their businesses, as Jobs and Chesky did.
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If Instagram is the inane god Alex and Michael propitiate in "Amongst the Liberal Elite," Facebook is a sort of demonic secret sharer in "Off Season," drawing out our worst impulses.
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Scores of protestors took to the streets outside Trump's event in California on Thursday, drawing out police officers in riot and tactical gear and on horseback who sought to disperse the crowd.
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First, they sought to place a gay marriage ban in the state constitution, drawing out that fight over four years before it was made moot by the U.S. Supreme Court last year.
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Etymologically, "to educate" carries the connotation of "drawing out" or "leading forth"—and one does not do that merely with dry presentations of the relative duties of the three branches of government.
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The actor Eric Farr, dressed to match Hudson's onscreen Colorama wardrobe, narrates a clip reel in which the actor is recast as "himself," drawing out the queer subtext of his various roles.
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And, because those medications are administered by inserting needles directly through the rubber tops, drawing out the medication, then injecting it into patients, they pick up even more latex along the way.
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PRAGUE (Reuters) - Europe's migration problems will be the top voter concern in European Union elections next May, drawing out a silent majority of anti-immigration voters, Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babis said.
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I vividly remember drawing out a pyramid diagram to my roommate explaining the weed distribution chain and how I was on the bottom and that I was determined to be on top.
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"Is there really any dispute that childbirth is a much riskier procedure than an early stage abortion," she asked, drawing out her words so carefully that some audience members broke into laughter.
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When Antonin Artaud talks about theater drawing out the powers struggling within the human soul, he's talking about hearing the opening chords to Zombie's "Dragula" at the Sovereign Center in Reading, Pennsylvania.
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A paradoxical promise—we'll programmatically educate a group of you by drawing out your individuality—is inherent in modern liberal education, and a lot of classroom pedagogy tries to finesse the contradiction.
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As it stands, the debate is already a rousing success for drawing out the mass of corporate and social forces that want no part of making Texas a citadel of cruel discrimination.
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But the hearings often appeared to deepen Trump's plight by drawing out the kind of behavior that left him in danger of being only the third impeached President in the first place.
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"This important third step needs to happen simultaneously," Hannity said Tuesday, using his Fox News show in an extraordinary manner, by drawing out a political play for a sitting commander in chief.
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Mr. Levine was an inspired conductor of this music, drawing out the eerie beauties of Berg's Expressionist score and revealing the profound human truths and compassion that run through this depressing tragedy.
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Yet they had not been such a big factor in voting decision-making until he made them so, by drawing out his audience's inner grievances, like a magnet tugging at a metal splinter.
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As he's waiting to exit, Captain Anal Fissure reads the sign out loud to him: "Eating and drinking subject to fine," he says, really drawing out the single syllable of that last word.
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Fyre Fraud ultimately surpasses Fyre because, in addition to having access to the man at the center of it all, it is better at drawing out the social forces that facilitated McFarland's crimes.
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Instead of drawing out and elaborating on the sexual politics of the Trillings' marriage—how the betrayals slotted into their time and place—Robins gives us a traipsing, chattily neutral catalogue of facts.
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As he detailed in a blog post, his net worth has recovered and far surpassed its precrash value, now approaching $2.6 million, even after drawing out living expenses for the past 13 years.
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Initially, people briefed on the talks said, Mr. Trump clung to the prospect of drawing out an announcement about the tapes, even as some advisers urged him to find a quicker path out.
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While most German comedies tend toward cabaret-style slapstick humor, "Toni Erdmann," which is 162 minutes long, makes use of repetition and time, drawing out awkward moments to the point of comic discomfort.
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A stylized, folksy ink drawing out of West Virginia places a radiant sun rising out of the corner of the envelope with the words, "Country roads, take me home!" written in a curlicue font.
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Dionne pressed the Vermont senator on criticism that he damaged Clinton during their primary campaign by drawing out the race and telling supporters that his rival was corrupt and that the system was rigged.
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He favored tracks full of grand, gothic keyboard lines, and he made his words memorable by using fewer of them, drawing out his raspy syllables, or taking a few beats off for added emphasis.
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"The scene feels like it's booming, but this is a chaotic boom that has had a lot of negatives," he said, drawing out his vowels and emphasizing high notes in the region's lilting accent.
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"I looked at this drawing, and he seemed to be all teeth, all teeth, all TEETH," Hamill said by phone from his Los Angeles home, drawing out the Blue Meanie creepiness of the line.
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And even if the courts order McGahn to testify, the Trump administration would have the option of drawing out the process even longer by asserting executive privilege over specific questions posed by Democratic investigators.
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After Aracelis Girmay Twin shorelines at the end of my name, traffickers of white space, you could last on the tongue forever, lolling, longing, an endless drawing out of the little stream between you.
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Creed II succeeds in elegantly tangling the tender and the tough, weaving it through a prism that could be hypermasculine, and sweetens it, through romance and parental issues, drawing out the humanity of both men.
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"What is happening in our system is the internist, who maybe knows the patient well and is better at drawing out that patient's values, doesn't have a very clear place at the table," Back said.
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"We (are) drawing out water from the cave, and we're (currently) looking for more water pumps" and long cables with which to power the pumps, said Kamolchai Kotcha, an official with Thailand's national parks authority.
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At the very end of "Love You To Death," as the song falls apart like a shambling thing, he repeats in refrain "Am I good enough for you?" softening his baritone, drawing out the o's.
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In drawing out or reacting to Dodson's right hook with the left body kick a fighter could either wind him or convince him to clamp that always dangerous right hand more tightly to his guard.
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"The world economy has to do with what is going on with the Chinese economy, ob-vious-ly," Ms. Legarreta, the host of the popular morning program "Hoy," said, knowingly drawing out the last few syllables.
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In Game 4 of the Finals, the penetration came from James brilliantly drawing out the trap in pick-and-rolls and finding the open man on either the roll or the swing pass to the corner.
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Where so many teen dramas introduced dramatic new plots only to almost immediately abandon them in favor of another dramatic plot, Veronica Mars took its time drawing out its stories, commentary, and characters' personalities and relationships.
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Japan's judicial system has drawn global attention with the lengthy detention - and subsequent fleeing - of former auto executive Carlos Ghosn in what critics have characterised as a "hostage justice" system that relies on drawing out confessions.
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"Hmmmmmmm," I hummed as if trying to think of a better example, drawing out the "mmm" so that the sharp upper edges of the sound of pasta and saliva gnashing between teeth and palate were canceled.
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In terms of visual drama, most certainly: in an exhibition by Hong Kong-based artist Simon Birch, a toppling row of pedestals presents the perfect cascade of dominos, beautifully drawing out the shock of one momentary misstep.
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By working with separate forms within a grid-like structure Whitney stretches the process of drawing out, as well as breaks it down into separate parts, as he works his way from one edge to the other.
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Music is master, but while Mr. Alston's choreography is expertly stitched to the score, drawing out its detail, the dance doesn't have the strange, revelatory rightness of the most musical choreographers (George Balanchine, Paul Taylor, Mark Morris).
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The Iowa Democratic Party announced Friday that it was extending the time campaigns have to call for a recanvass or recount of the Iowa caucuses, further drawing out the chaos that has consumed the state's caucus process.
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Costa Mesa, California (CNN)Scores of protesters took to the streets Thursday night outside a Donald Trump campaign event here, drawing out police officers in riot and tactical gear and on horseback who sought to disperse the crowd.
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While the government's spokesman has repeatedly said Kabila intends to respect the law, critics have accused him of maneuvering to delay the elections by drawing out the electoral calendar in a bid to maintain his grip on power.
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Schiff noted that the White House has already been successful in drawing out the timeline, and that House leadership will have to consider "extraordinary" measures in order to ensure that Congress remains a co-equal branch of government.
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In a decision on Tuesday, U.S. District Judge William Pauley in Manhattan said the settlement is "the best possible outcome for the class under the circumstances," while taking aim at missteps he blamed for drawing out the case.
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"George can tell you all sorts of stories about me, but maybe he shouldn't tell you everything, if you know what I mean," Baker said, laughing and drawing out the word "everything" so it had an extra syllable.
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The team has been "tapping" patients' eyes, as Dr. Yeh did with Dr. Crozier — sticking a fine needle into a space called the anterior chamber, and drawing out a few drops of fluid to test for the virus.
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Mr. Marchese has a reputation not only for drawing out startling quotes from his subjects — Quincy Jones, Sarah Silverman and Alex Trebek among them — but for creating holistic, often intimate portraits of the inner lives of boldface names.
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All three exhibitions highlight the complex desires present in the depiction of any landscape, challenging viewers to see more than benign natural scenery and drawing out the fantastical and sometimes problematic narratives that underpin the vistas before them.
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First, a number of countries are setting back global growth and financial markets by drawing out of the world economy a huge amount of purchasing power – about one trillion dollars in 7003 – in the form of systematic trade surpluses.
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The surging immediacy of standout track "No Blood Has Honor" dovetails with its anti-fascist message, raging against joyless ideologues as Grigg howls "Fear consumes / Fear controls / Fear belies your ambition," drawing out the words in a serrated gargle.
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The killing generated the granddaddy of all conspiracy theories, but don't expect any stunning revelations: "We're not going to find some secret memo from J. Edgar Hoover drawing out the escape path for Lee Harvey Oswald," one specialist said.
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Though Trump and his allies are certainly wrong that calling the coronavirus "the Chinese virus" is simply following long-standing naming conventions, it is very much in keeping with a history of disease drawing out a fear of foreigners.
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Under McConnell's leadership, Republicans insisted on confirming Obama's nominations individually, drawing out the process enough that, by the summer of 2010, there were 99 vacancies on the federal bench and 40 "judicial emergencies" had been declared by overburdened courts.
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And that&aposs a huge battle that&aposs drawing out on both sides, but the president and Rudy Giuliani and Devin Nunes are trying to make it appear that congressional oversight, members of Congress have the right to every single document.
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The low-res image is then processed and converted to plotter commands, which is a type of printer that works similarly to an Etch A Sketch; physically drawing out an image by moving a pen along X and Y coordinates.
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That's right: After nearly 100 years of scratching our heads, drawing out pictures, making computer models, and generally relying on Gargantua from the movie Interstellar to tell us what a black hole looks like, now we finally have an idea.
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"People are worried about a ramp-up in developed market yields drawing out the oxygen from emerging markets, which have, in the last many years, been higher-yielding than the developed markets," said Ken Odeluga, market analyst at City Index.
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"They would see boys going in, and we would put on our eye shadow, our wigs and skirts and dresses, and walk out and say, 'Hiiii,' " Ms. Abu Hanna, 21, said in a recent interview, drawing out the last word.
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It would be good to see MacDonald use some pure Muay Thai given his heavy round kicks—perhaps some catch-and-pitch, drawing out reaching kicks from Thompson and returning with powerful low kicks to affect the elusive karateka's base.
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Jojo Rabbit nimbly takes up that challenge by drawing out uncomfortable laughs, whether it's at the sight of a pack of kids happily burning books or a young boy confidently describing Jews as having horns and smelling of Brussels sprouts.
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The wide shot showing thousands of people pressed together to receive food is just as jarring as the simple detail shot of a man explaining how he fled his homeland and walked across a border, drawing out the ordeal in the mud.
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Trump's blanket defiance of Congressional subpoenas has forced Congress to chip off individual flakes of information from his administration, dulling the impact of negative information by drawing out the release over a prolonged period that could stretch beyond Trump's reelection next year.
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Demme was always brilliant at drawing out empathically feminine perspectives from hypermasculine narratives (see Something Wild or even the skewering of machismo in Philadelphia.) Clarice is a small woman dwarfed by her setting and the larger-than-life characters she deals with.
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Drawing out your anxiety as a little green monster that you can topple over is a healthy way of seeing the situation — and not to mention, drawing and other creative outlets can be cathartic ways to cope with mental health issues in general.
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Joining them were three additional percussionists — including Mr. Grubinger's father, Martin Grubinger Sr., who had arranged the four works on Friday's program in ways that cleverly retained their musical integrity while drawing out the vibrantly percussive spirit at the heart of each piece.
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And Mr. Trump took aim at Mr. Buttigieg, a rising star in the early days of the campaign, drawing out the pronunciation of his name ("Boot-edge-edge") and predicting that Mr. Buttigieg, the 37-year-old mayor of South Bend, Ind.
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If the many plot lines running through the book seem prescient, it's because there's an inherent timelessness to paying close attention to many facets of a society, and drawing out class differences and how politics run through every aspect of people's lives.
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Cooper continued running his lines, pausing on his "yas" and "yurs," drawing out the edges of the deep-throated vowels, making sure he wrapped his mouth around the words when he whispered them, which he'd need to do in the coming scene.
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They're both successful adaptations — smart about which elements of their source material don't require any change versus which could use a quick sprucing up, and effective at drawing out interesting tones from the source novels — but they use very, very different strategies.
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And there will likely be a renewed push -- in the wake of the court's ruling -- by Democrats and election reform types to pass laws that take the line-drawing out of the hands of state legislators and give that power to independent/bipartisan/nonpartisan commissions.
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She keeps drawing out the difficult songs, letting her voice grate, the guitars crack, the digital creaks rake against the ears with only a hint of melody — then, after what feels like forever, the music snaps, and the next song erupts in overwhelmingly pleasurable noise.
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After a long bout of stretching that is part of the work and then reappears throughout, dancers clad in black make their way around a minimal arrangement of scaffolding — designed by Mr. Fernandes with the architecture firm Norman Kelley — emphasizing and drawing out every move.
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Rather than have a single worker make one pin at a time, Smith argued, a pin factory can split the job into eighteen separate operations, starting with drawing out the wire and ending with the packaging, and increase production by a factor of thousands.
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The film is at once faithful to the source material and daring in its approach to that material: Gerwig scrambles the timeline to juxtapose past and present, drawing out new facets of the characters we already know and love, and deepening their emotional arcs.
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It already uses machine learning to analyze some of its data (working out the best time to place a bet, for example), but it's also developing AI tools that can analyze sporting events in real time, drawing out data that will help predict which team will win.
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When: March 28–May 22 Where: Tanya Bonakdar Gallery (1010 N Highland Ave, Hollywood, Los Angeles) Susan Philipsz projects sound — recordings and oftentimes her own singing voice — in buildings, public spaces, and galleries as a way of drawing out historical memory and the emotive qualities of place.
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Of course, that's also evidence of how good Dodo staffers are at their job, which, like that of all YouTubers, is emotional manipulation: drawing out intense feelings of love and joy and hope just by stitching together animal footage, well-chosen subtitles, and tone-appropriate instrumental music.
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"Bad Boy" is a good primer for the stories that follow: Roupenian is principally interested in taking the gendered power dynamics that pervade our everyday lives to unfamiliar extremes, drawing out the depravity of human relationships in the hopes of making us shift uncomfortably in our chairs.
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However, if North Korea succeeds in drawing out the talks with promises of future denuclearization, engaging Washington in endless fights about verification or demands for concessions without any immediate actions in return, Washington will have lost important time that otherwise could have been spent strengthening the coalition of pressure.
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Going beyond that, really drawing out more of the connection between the 1984 Olympics and the era of police oppression and brutality that kicked off with those games and that we're seeing the impact of to this day, but that also more famously erupted in the 1992 uprising.
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I wasn't as moved as other audience members were by the scene where "Uninvited" invites us into the darkness in her head, but boy did I appreciate it as a way of drawing out that song's complex, layered meanings, and as a way of elevating the jukebox musical itself.
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But without pumping up or milking the music in any way, Mr. Noseda led a vigorous, exacting and pulsing performance, drawing out inner details and lending lightness, with a mordant touch, to the many scenes of backstage bustle and frivolity at the company where Adriana is a star.
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But as the first six victims were laid to rest on Wednesday in a city where flowers and police tape still fill intersections, the opportunities for relief continued to be elusive, drawing out sorrow, allowing time for relatives to arrive from abroad and delivering closure in spare droplets.
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That's why it's been especially exciting to bring techniques like deep canvassing -- a research-backed voter contact method focused on listening and drawing out the person you're talking to -- to key marginal seats where it will be critical to expand the electorate and even convince voters to cross party lines.
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What may prove decisive this fall is whether Ms. Abrams — in addition to drawing out voters who typically do not vote in a midterm election — can also win over the sort of white women who have recoiled from Mr. Trump and powered Democratic turnout in a series of special elections and primaries.
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With a painted-on Prince-style stache and matching wig, she was a significant part of the celebration, covering many of The Artist's beloved hits—a night filled with genuine love and appreciation, drawing out much emotion from the artists onstage, as well as the thousands of Prince fans in the audience.
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One of his early freestyles on Link Up TV features a line from the Get Rich or Die Tryin' track "Wanksta" and when we spoke last year for an interview he mentioned that alongside the afrobeats his mum played around the house, he would seek out American hip-hop, specifically drawing out 50 Cent as a name.
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The staging represents the show at its best, drawing out the historical particulars with clarity and attention to detail: A surveillance man spotting Escobar talking to his family over a radio from the second-floor window, Escobar ordering breakfast spaghetti as his last meal, the chipped red tile over which he dashed his last few paces.
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With their update on the epistolary novel — the plot unravels through overly enthusiastic, often passive-aggressive group emails, with behind-the-scenes info scattered throughout in texts — Moss and Markowitz do a phenomenal job of drawing out distinct characters, building tension that keeps the pages turning, and making clear that we're laughing with these ladies as much as we're laughing at them.
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And so they will pursue lines of questioning that turn on these four pieces of evidence, in hopes of drawing out new lines like Zelensky's "nobody pushed me" that can be shared in tweets and played on television to make the case to the American public that Trump did nothing wrong and that Democrats are simply out to get him.
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Joined by three musicians a generation his junior or more — the fleet and fluid alto saxophonist Immanuel Wilkins, the bassist Rashaan Carter and the South African pianist Nduduzo Makhathini, whose own set later that night was a highlight for many festivalgoers — Waits built a group identity that resembled his own drum sound (aerated and unfastened, but deeply enmeshed in tradition) while drawing out the best in a crowd of younger compatriots.
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WikiLeaks on Thursday published a new batch of nearly 2,000 emails it says were stolen from the archive of Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE campaign chairman John Podesta as part of what increasingly appears to be a strategy of drawing out the emails' publication.
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They often never made it past the gatekeepers who put out the evening news, who worked and lived within a few blocks of one another in Manhattan and Washington, DC. The best that dissidents could do, often, was to engineer self-sacrificing public spectacles that those gatekeepers would find hard to ignore—as US civil rights leaders did when they sent schoolchildren out to march on the streets of Birmingham, Alabama, drawing out the most naked forms of Southern police brutality for the cameras.
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