Or maybe just dreaming up new jumpsuits for the team.
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These nine playwrights spent years dreaming up cataclysms and plagues.
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Dreaming up a better world does not make one come true.
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Apparently, Gomez approached Miro about dreaming up looks for the tour.
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I am invigorated by dreaming up solutions to seemingly impossible problems.
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The filmmakers got just as creative dreaming up the digital residents.
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So, scientists are dreaming up ways to clean it all up.
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People get rich dreaming up ways around it, but it doesn't work.
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Democrats read the story and began immediately dreaming up articles of impeachment.
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"We have some fun stuff that we've been dreaming up," she says.
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Mr. Agard is dreaming up ostensible favorite movie lines of certain professions.
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It's been dreaming up ways to make America great again for years now.
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Yet Musk is already dreaming up an even bigger version of the system.
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What is your sense of how Ms. Pelosi is dreaming up her team?
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He spends his free time dreaming up ideas for movies and art projects.
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Never stop dreaming up new ways to share your dog's adorableness with the world.
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And Suburbicon has fun dreaming up new ways to add to its body count.
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Sofia Vergara is dreaming up a new beauty product — her very own custom blush!
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By Tuesday morning many outlets piggybacking on the article were dreaming up conspiracy theories.
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The Provo, Utah-raised artist and professor finds joy in dreaming up other worlds.
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I wanted to believe it was some sort of nightmare I was dreaming up.
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"Two are better than one for dreaming up theories and constructing models," Jacob wrote.
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Pro-life activists and lobbyists are constantly dreaming up new laws to limit abortion.
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Three decades later, Gilbert Baker was dreaming up a new way to represent gay pride.
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Neptune begins its retrograde, and you're dreaming up a new vision for your career path.
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The scientists are editing an existing genome, rather than dreaming up a genome from scratch.
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She's clearly dreaming up all the startups she'll start… And Grand Slams she'll win…. And….
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"We are dreaming up new flavors one-by-one," the advertisement stated in the video.
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Fewer things in this world are more difficult than dreaming up the perfect Instagram caption.
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He joined his high school paper and began dreaming up a career as a cartoonist.
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And so, whatever conspiracy theory they're dreaming up, it's more of just their Watergate fantasies.
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As an aspiring fashion designer, Alyssa Hertz, 18, is constantly dreaming up new and innovative designs.
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We're already dreaming up the perfect Highland-themed food pairings to go along with these blends.
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The moon is in creative water sign Pisces today and you're dreaming up big ideas, Taurus.
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Her frenemies probably hate her for dreaming up such a unique entrance, and that's okay. #TeamBride
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Creative inspiration will be flowing, and you'll be excited to produce the works you're dreaming up.
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Start dreaming up your favorite flavor combo now; we'll see you at the city's sweetest destination.
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But the industry is dreaming up a future that will include products like cannabis-laced candies.
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From there, he's back to his studio, working on pieces, undoubtedly dreaming up his next innovation.
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You've been dreaming up big plans, but you haven't been ready to act on them—yet.
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They are passionate about the craft, constantly innovating, and dreaming up some of the coolest hairstyles around.
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You're in a philosophical mood—gather some friends to discuss all the new ideas you're dreaming up.
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Instead the depressed brain is constantly dreaming up negative future scenarios or dwelling on traumatic past events.
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The president wants to focus on keeping the promises in his manifesto, not dreaming up new measures.
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Penn State scientists are dreaming up ways to use carbon dioxide to create electricity via fuel cells.
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A few months ago, two of us began dreaming up a new podcast to help change that.
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You're reflecting fondly on your past adventures, Virgo, and you're dreaming up where you should head next.
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Donna Zakowska surrounds herself with vintage garments and accessories, dreaming up outfits for retro characters (and puppets).
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Why not J.K. Rowling, who struggled with depression and unemployment while dreaming up the world of Harry Potter?
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Even when Hollywood does the advance work by dreaming up disaster scenarios, risk assessors fail to pay attention.
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People readily embrace inserting their own theories into stories and dreaming up new adventures for their favorite characters.
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Musk is also dreaming up an even larger version of Starship, the scale of which stretches the imagination.
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Two start-ups, Kiwibots and Nuro, are dreaming up new ways to deliver groceries and lunch by robot.
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But that doesn't stop us from peeping (okay, gawking), and dreaming up our own micro-interpretations of them.
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After dreaming up his drinking-water idea, Mr. Martin hesitated before entering it into an internal innovation competition.
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Keeping track of inventory is in the cognitive-routine box; dreaming up an ad campaign is cognitive nonroutine.
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" As a location, Cuba was inspiring, if challenging, he said, but added, "I'm dreaming up reasons to go back.
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"I wanted to believe it was some sort of nightmare I was dreaming up," Schuman added in the post.
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And dreaming up a cutesy word for being an asshole is like spraying air freshener on a garbage heap.
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At the same time Israeli developers held a "hackathon", dreaming up ideas for digital memorials with Macedonian fellow geeks.
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Kirk, Lane, and Jess complete the set (and leave us dreaming up what every single character would look like).
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He's dreaming up a right-wing "supergroup" to gain a foothold in the European Parliament in elections next year.
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Sometimes, that has meant dreaming up new superheroes, but it has also meant reimagining and diversifying well-known stories.
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Leave it to the Norwegians to solve the problem of stir-crazy kids by dreaming up a play car.
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So while we're excited about what we'll see on Wednesday, we're also already dreaming up what could happen next year.
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Kids can be really inventive when it comes to dreaming up what they want to be when they grow up.
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With no limits on who can and can't come back, fans should start dreaming up their fantasy league right now.
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Now, Neistat, Hackett, and Beme's employees will spend their days dreaming up ways to make CNN a little less fusty.
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Elon Musk has already built an electric car company and unveiled the Hyperloop, but what else is he dreaming up?
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Politics stultifies, he thinks, when people stop dreaming up alternative ways of life and putting them to small-scale test.
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Dreaming up a cohesive collection of clothes that push boundaries without looking like a mess is only the first step.
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And a slate of politicians are dreaming up ways to hold Facebook and its data-powered ad business to account.
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Somer's patients recall dreaming up a "better, alternative" family when they were children as a way to escape their pain.
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The actress talks about juggling "Sorry For Your Loss" with the Marvel juggernaut, while dreaming up her next great adventures.
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Some folks are natural-born gifters who thrive on dreaming up surprising and delightful buys for others (while some are not).
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All the while, CERN, home of the LHC, is dreaming up an even bigger collider as long as 60 miles around.
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And people are running wild with it, dreaming up bios that are painfully embarrassing, hilariously out-of-touch, and frighteningly realistic.
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Techies and entrepreneurs like Mr Huang or Mr Szaky are dreaming up clever—and lucrative—ways to manage and reuse it.
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Not just humans dreaming up advanced algorithms, but a labor force tasked with teaching the algorithms how to think and dream.
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Then firms can turn to dreaming up new products for uses such as pain management and treating conditions like sleep deprivation.
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He talked to his customers about the physical problems they were dealing with and started dreaming up ways he could help.
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It wasn't until this decade that prequel haters started dreaming up better versions of the scripts in highly popular YouTube videos.
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Plus, since summer's just getting started, this slideshow can double as your moodboard when dreaming up your next warm weather look.
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So in late 2010, Siminoff set up shop in his garage and put all his focus into dreaming up new products.
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It also strikes me that drawing is his way of being in touch with his imagination, with dreaming up a possibility.
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But that hasn't stopped it from dreaming up new phone designs, including a compelling patent for a phone with a rollable display.
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This is the basic plan André Niemann and Ulrich Schreiber conceived when they were dreaming up new ways to use old mines.
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Nike and Marriott should be ashamed of themselves for dreaming up this latest way to exploit young football players. Buck-Buck-Brawkkkkkk.
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Shuting Qiu, 25 Shuting Qiu was born in Hangzhou, China, and began dreaming up ideas for fantastical garments as a young child.
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So it should not surprise you that GIFs have become something that's considered when dreaming up choreography for the greatest living entertainer.
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So Mr Agtmael spent the weekend dreaming up the term "emerging markets", with which he hoped to evoke "progress, uplift and dynamism".
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I started dreaming up strange scenarios where I would explore forests with them, chill out in dens, and eat spaghetti by bonfires.
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Wolf is the right-brain person, dreaming up recipe ideas, while Mary oversees the left-brain tasks, navigating Oregon's complicated regulatory requirements.
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Because my home life was stable, I had the luxury of dreaming up very bad situations and strategizing how to survive them.
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And clearly I was dreaming up a new rebuild of my gaming PC, given all the graphics cards I was searching for.
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I heard that the two friends entertained themselves by dreaming up all the ways one writer might ruin the life of another.
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Halloween may be over a month away, but many have already started dreaming up what they're going to wear for the spooky festivities.
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Humans are always dreaming up ways to make our communities stronger and better—whether it's urban planning, intentional communities, or carefully designed neighborhoods.
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Even before the PayPal sale, Musk was dreaming up his next move, including a wild plan to send mice or plants to Mars.
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With these deals, we can step our bedding game up and build the perfect space for dreaming up all this year's best ideas.
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As an industry begins to sprout, Kiwi Campus and Nuro, two start-ups, are dreaming up new ways to deliver groceries and lunch.
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It's a tricky day for finances as Mercury clashes with unruly Uranus, but you're dreaming up a fantastic new vision for the future.
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Today's new moon in Taurus finds you connecting with a new circle of friends, dreaming up new hopes and wishes for your future.
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When he and his team were dreaming up the demon — "we called it 'Drildo'" — they based his physical form on that music video shot.
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Marx was wrong about capitalism in the raw: great entrepreneurs do amass fortunes by dreaming up new products or new ways of organising production.
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Both founded in 2012, each company has quite a bit of experience when it comes to dreaming up delicious recipes and sourcing local ingredients.
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These bureaucrats then spend their days dreaming up new regulations that will make it harder for businesses and other job creators to create jobs.
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That's not a Lyft-specific problem, of course—every tech company on Earth is dreaming up ways to replace human beings with automated systems.
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"I think eventually, given enough data, a big enough neural [network] can be teased into dreaming up many different kinds of scenarios," Wang added.
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If you spent your time making art and dreaming up ideas earlier this month, this might be the time you can profit from them!
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Like selling shovels during the gold rush, entrepreneurs and side hustlers alike are dreaming up creative ways to profit from a new boom: marijuana.
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Sadly, they're just friends, which was why Twitter had some fun dreaming up all the ways Mayer and Perry could give it another try.
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A short 12 years after Google's incorporation, cofounder Sergey Brin was already dreaming up moonshot ventures like self-driving cars and smart contact lenses.
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If you're able to stay grounded, Uranus's electric energy will help you act on some of the weird ideas you have been dreaming up.
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Mae Jemison The first African American woman in space, Jemison has spent her terrestrial days dreaming up ways to send humans into deep space.
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We still have nearly a year until the show's December premiere, but in the meantime, we're dreaming up who should take on the iconic roles.
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Keen to make more than their meagre salaries (they were all earning less than $200 per month), they spent their breaks dreaming up business ideas.
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"We're planning and dreaming up a brand-new, state-of-the-art exhibit that will allow guests to see these babies up close," Haught said.
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Granted, it's at least somewhat creative at dreaming up those reasons, but there's a definite feeling of repetition that sets in during the season's midsection.
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That's what the fantastic work of Peter Stults explores, dreaming up time-displaced posters movie with period-specific casts for films you'd kill to see.
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When compared to whatever unimaginable terror Facebook is dreaming up to make it McDuck vault-levels of money, QR codes do seem kind of tame.
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From rooftop rollercoasters to glass-bottomed walkways over the Grand Canyon, architects and engineers are dreaming up increasingly exciting ways to take in the view.
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MORE filled his Cabinet with individuals whose greatest achievements were dreaming up unworkable Democratic utopias from the far off perches of academia and Washington bureaucracy.
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Whether you're celebrating by eating pumpkin spice everything, or dreaming up your Halloween costume, we've plucked some deals from the 'net for you this weekend.
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"Veep" earned a reputation for its uncanny ability to anticipate the news, dreaming up fantastic plots that somehow seemed to magically be mirrored by reality.
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I love big ideas and the excitement that comes with dreaming up a better way to connect to others and build a more just world.
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Rethinking who we are; dreaming up new ways of living; taking ourselves apart to build ourselves back up—for human beings, these activities are natural.
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Start dreaming up some Burn Book entries, put your meanest, girliest face on, and get prepped to tell Aaron Samuels his hair looks sexy pushed back.
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For more than 20 years, the native Belgian has been the executive chef of Godiva, dreaming up luxury bites to go inside little gold-bowed boxes.
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With all that cash, and with that huge market cap, plenty of investors and analysts are busy dreaming up ways for Apple to spend that money.
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Granted, kids and adults alike have been dreaming up crazy cool wheelchair getups forever, but to have a major chain stock them is a great move.
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It would show that Americans were still capable of "dreaming up fantastic deeds and bringing them off to the surprise of an unbelieving world", he declared.
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Dreaming up a modern romantic-comedy plot that works — one that wouldn't send the wrong message or feel too unrealistic or too old-fashioned — seems risky.
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A chilling recurrent subplot involves the remarkably rapid regrouping of undeterred ex-Nazis, already inventing denialism, networking transnationally and dreaming up a renewed pan-fascist future.
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Sharks are such feared carnivores that there is an entire movie genre dedicated to dreaming up ludicrous ways for them to tear apart unsuspecting human populations.
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Years-old conspiracies about George Soros also came into play, dreaming up a false link between the Hungarian American billionaire and a company that sells voting machines.
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The series's ability to repeatedly jump the shark and get away with it isn't simply a matter of Morgan dreaming up mad moments during the writing process.
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Flores and Withers say they drew inspiration from the style, tone and approachability of videos by YouTube makeup stars when dreaming up the style of the videos.
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When Nobu and I were dreaming up Zola, we spent 24/7 working together in my tiny Manhattan living room to get our business off the ground.
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I won't be poring over Potter-themed subreddits, or dreaming up a spell to snag a ticket for the just-opened Harry Potter and the Cursed Child.
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While retailers like Target and Amazon now offer decorative wheelchair covers for children, progress Hardy welcomes, he won't quit dreaming up stuff you'd never find in stores.
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These themes—connecting with others, as well as dreaming up new goals for your future—will continue to be relevant once Sagittarius season begins on November 21.
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By standing firm against government funding of Hyperloop and similar technologies, policymakers can ensure that entrepreneurs use realistic cost and revenue estimates when dreaming up their ventures.
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Using the stray string lights and random posters Lucie'd had lying around, Bea upgraded her desk into the ideal spot for dreaming up her next creative adventure.
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Pursuing it is the real challenge, and I'll chase it for as long as I keep dreaming up new ways to define what perfection means to me.
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He found the stump of an ancient tree in the shape of a heart and started dreaming up ways to use the image in a future piece.
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There she presides over a beverage production test kitchen, tinkering with ingredients and dreaming up menus for one of the largest fresh beverage programs in the world.
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Ten years ago, Gianni Vio was a banker in Venice who spent his free time dreaming up set-piece routines, and publishing the best on his blog.
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The slowdown led designers to start dreaming up more specialized chips that could work alongside Intel processors and wring more benefits from the miniaturization of chip circuitry.
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Notes on the Culture Gabriela Hearst joins a select group of women who, in addition to designing for their fellow women, are dreaming up clothes for men.
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The holidays are drawing near, and as most people are making shopping lists and dreaming up recipes, I&aposm busy planning out my credit card rewards strategy.
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These setbacks aren't stopping Pekka Janhunen, researcher at the Finnish Meteorological Institute and inventor of the electric sail, or e-sail, from dreaming up new space mining technologies.
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Lots of physicists are dreaming up new ways to use the detectors to discover more exotic things like the elusive dark matter or to better understand black holes.
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Ahead of Trump's White House arrival, dreaming up these imaginary conversations between Joe Biden and Barack Obama was a soothing pastime during a time of fear and uncertainty.
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ISIS hasn't been dominating the headlines this month quite as much as they were late last year, but they're still dreaming up unthinkable ways to torture and kill.
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The enthusiasm for badgelife among makers and collectors was contagious and as my plane departed from the Las Vegas airport I found myself dreaming up circuit board designs.
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With their discerning tastes and visual storytelling skills, these masterminds are experts at dreaming up covetable pieces that will instantly up the style game of any living space.
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Either leakers are purposefully and possibly illegally undermining Trump in their conversations with reporters -- or the press is dreaming up these stories in a separate plot against him.
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Once Eli straight-up denied assassinating the president in the premiere "Survival of the Fittest," our minds immediately starting dreaming up bigger plots that could explain Frankie's death.
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The exhibit showcases personal photographs from inside the director's private space, where he spends his time dreaming up story dynamics, character development, and enthralling visuals of his films.
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"You can think of it as the AI is dreaming up a new face every two seconds on the server and displaying that to the world," he said.
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The current case in North Carolina should be of great interest to Republicans, who have spent much of the last decade dreaming up ways to restrict voting there.
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Mr. Poots, who had been dreaming up ideas for what was then to be called the Culture Shed, asked Mr. Chen how he could help develop the show.
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But Lynch thinks about it particularly fiercely: The bartender sunlights as a self-described "radical cartographer," dreaming up enthralling renderings of transit systems in New York, Boston, and beyond.
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But there's something about the experience of dreaming up your own personal shade that makes a lipstick significantly more precious than most luxe products I've swiped on my lips.
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With all the new and exciting features iOS 13 has brought us, there's never been a better time to bring the app idea you've been dreaming up to life.
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From rehearsing for work meetings to dishing out pre-date pep talks to dreaming up purple-lipstick-wearing alter egos, the mirror makes our moi-to-moi dialogue possible.
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But for an increasing amount of others, the rising popularity of gender reveal parties has parents dreaming up extravagant new ways to share the big news with loved ones.
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Because apparel companies are constantly dreaming up new improvements, we'll be collecting the latest and greatest in running shoes here every week, just so you know what's out there.
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" She lambasted her GOP colleagues for spending that time "dreaming up even meaner ways to kick dirt in the face of American people and take away their health insurance.
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After dreaming up the programs, Ms. Goldstein most loved focusing on the details, arranging two upholstered armchairs just so on the stage with a carpet and vase of flowers.
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This next month is all about connecting with others, engaging with communities, and dreaming up plans for the future (Sagittarius is always looking ahead, wondering where to point its arrow).
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Brands that succeed at connecting with consumers within this newfound VR world will do so by dreaming up immersive experiences rather than trying to work VR into an existing campaign.
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There were dozens of radical sects such as the Diggers, the Rangers and the Levellers, which spent their lives dreaming up schemes for abolishing private property, marriage and the state.
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You might find you need to suddenly end a partnership, or perhaps put a stop to a creative project or plan for your future that you had been dreaming up.
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He also spent time dreaming up a future while kayaking beneath the Throgs Neck Bridge in Whitestone, Queens, where they lived, the family's French poodle, Susan, perched in the prow.
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Which is why, when Graydon Carter and I were dreaming up Spy magazine in the 1980s as a hybrid of journalism and satire, Mr. Wolfe was one of our models.
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So that's what it's like to cover international affairs these days: trying to find the truth buried inside the technicolor fantasy that the president is dreaming up at any given moment.
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We've been so electrified by dreaming up scenarios in which robots replace us with brute force that we have neglected the real ways they are already replacing us in the workforce.
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But now younger workers, more plugged into trends and the rapid changes of a fashion-driven business, are charged with developing the company's technology and dreaming up its seasonal color palettes.
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So long, Sessions Late-night comics had fun with the departure of Attorney General Jeff Sessions, dreaming up wild scenarios that could emerge with the new acting AG at the helm.
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We imagine them holed up in their bedrooms, coaxing otherworldly sounds out of a mess of gear and dreaming up better worlds to live in than the one we currently occupy.
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Every January, tech companies flock to Las Vegas to show off their latest wares — and create the biggest buzz around their brand humanly possible by dreaming up gadgets of the future.
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"Imagine the President of the United States rolling around the West Wing, disoriented, ranting, angry, carrying on and paranoid, dreaming up public policy -- it's a dangerous thing for America," Waters tweeted.
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Fans will have to wait until Episode IX to see if he makes good on his promise, however, or else be left to dreaming up Finn and Poe ships on their own.
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Something deep in the collective and composed British psyche seems capable of dreaming up unending variations on the end of the world as we know it — usually with strong class-based overtones.
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I.L.F. $' — Fergie Because dreaming up a music video of Hollywood's hottest celeb moms without having Ciara, Kim Kardashian West, Chrissy Teigen and Alessandra Ambrosio starring in it would be a downright travesty.
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Stein carried the vibe throughout the other rooms as well, creating a complementary suite that is "light and airy" and "totally unique," allowing Mitchell to focus on dreaming up her next big thing.
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In a previous life, John Underkoffler spent his days in Los Angeles as a science adviser on films like Minority Report, dreaming up all of the possible ways men and machines would interact.
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You have to be people's friend via social media, an actor in video clips, a product designer dreaming up merchandise, a tour manager organizing meetups and a technologist wielding a variety of software.
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While in attendance, the two enjoyed the photo booth (do we spy a new tradition forming?) and then Stefani nabbed the bouquet, prompting fans to start dreaming up a Gwake family and wedding.
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"I love to illustrate and I've always had a desire to create things...I'm forever dreaming up concepts and it's the cooking ideas that inspire me the most," Lily told R29 via email.
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Over the years, inventors have been dreaming up ways to improve on the humble tree, adding features for safety or — as in the case of the Christmas tree vibrator — we're really not sure.
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If you were dreaming up an ideal society, Rawls argued, but didn't know what lot you would be dealt, it would be in everyone's self-interest to ensure equality of opportunity and shared wealth.
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Whether it's a student trying to figure out the human heart or an architect dreaming up plans for a new building, being able to study an object in three dimensions can be incredibly helpful.
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One simulation of colliding neutron starsGraphic: C. Breu, L. RezzollaScientists are dreaming up ways to probe the nature of the Universe's smallest bits—quarks—by observing ultra-dense neutron stars slamming into each other.
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In fact, in dreaming up the story, George Lucas famously was inspired by the writings of Joseph Campbell, who identified the universal themes and archetypes that are found in mythical storytelling around the world.
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Whether dreaming up blow-dryer-headed soldiers who move in lifelike formation or a planet made entirely of skyscrapers, Mr. Lucas still champions wondrous visions over bleak ones and sustains his love of escapist fun.
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Musk himself also seems to be dreaming up potential improvements to the concept, suggesting that he may use advances in boring technologies (meaning tunnels, not the other kind of boring) to dig holes for hyperloops.
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This potential future is not unique in the auto industry, which has spent the better part of the last decade dreaming up similar ideas regarding how self-driving cars might change the experience of driving.
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So I wasn't surprised to discover that Lethem attributes his "fascination with Singapore" to the movie adaptation of "Saint Jack" and that he, no surprise, reread Graham Greene as he was dreaming up this tale.
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With these facts in mind, the government, automakers and tech companies are dreaming up new ways to keep drivers' eyes on the road, at a time when there are more opportunities for distraction than ever.
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NASA and planetary scientists have been dreaming up robot missions to Titan — including sending a boat or submersible to Kraken Mare — for a decade or so, ever since Cassini verified the presence of lakes there.
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When Sarah Foster's daughter Valentina told her mom she was "ready for a big girl room," the two of them got to work dreaming up the perfect space the 9-year-old could grow into.
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The underground filmmaker (and twin brother of the other filmmaking Kuchar, George) started dreaming up his bronze-skinned, blue-eyed, naked Vikings and gladiators in the 1960s as commissioned illustrations for privately printed comic books.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Carmakers are dreaming up futuristic electric car engine sounds to ensure that pedestrians can hear vehicles that lack audible cues like high-revving, howling combustion engines, senior executives at the Geneva car show said.
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Rather than behave like the responsible adults we pretend to be in the daytime, we've decided to join in on the madness by dreaming up some sure-not-to-happen deals―you know, for entertainment purposes.
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To create new dishes, said Mr. Hayden, he and his fellow founder, Chad Allen, start by dreaming up a new ranch flavor — like Greek, with feta cheese and oregano, or curry, with yogurt and Indian spices.
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Mary Shelley and Percy Shelley, her husband, were guests at a lakeside villa in Switzerland with Lord Byron and others, who passed the rainy days dreaming up ghost stories, in a kind of competitive parlor game.
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Your focus is on work for most of today, Virgo — until the Moon enters Cancer this evening and illuminates the friendship sector of your chart, also finding you dreaming up exciting new plans for the future.
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While dreaming up her fashion business, she studied electrical engineering and economics at the American University in Cairo (AUC), often the only woman in her class and frequently hearing that she was in the wrong class.
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You're in an especially creative and romantic mood, Pisces, but you might find that your friends don't approve of who you're smooching, or that your boss doesn't want to invest in the project you've been dreaming up.
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The eighth opens with his dry-as-toast mother Malory (Jessica Walter) and his partner-slash-love interest Lana Kane (Aisha Tyler) visiting Archer's bedside, where he's now lying comatose — and dreaming up an elaborate noir fantasy.
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In the same building where Microsoft is creating the next Halo game, a team of engineers and game designers have been dreaming up the future of Minecraft on mobile phones with the help of the HoloLens team.
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Here's what's actually going on: Phase One: The Firestarter The idea that any trend worth disseminating starts from a typically rich, usually old, mostly white man with a chic accent dreaming up visions in cloth is absurd.
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But Rothera says he was always dreaming up his own ventures and so at 21 years old, he set up a dinner party catering business, serving up meals for big names like "Love Actually" actor Bill Nighy.
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One worrying finding of the British poll is that nearly 30% of people had no idea that Darwin had come up with the theory of evolution and 9% credited him with dreaming up the theory of relativity.
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When her mother asked her to create a crown for a friend who was fighting cancer, Walters jumped on the opportunity, dreaming up a unique crown illustration and bringing the artwork to life on her client's bare head.
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YouTube superstar Michelle Phan announced back in July that she was releasing a digital comic – a passion project she's been dreaming up for years – named Helios: Femina, and now her fantasy world has finally found on LINE Webtoon.
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In 20163, Baker and his partner, Alton Wood, purchased the building at 22016 W. 22018st Street, where he'd spend the last half of his life creating puppets, designing shows, training puppeteers, and dreaming up new ways to entertain children.
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They tasked Jacobs with dreaming up a series of window displays for Saks Fifth Avenue's New York flagship inspired by the film's plot and characters, using the designer's own fall '16 collection and incorporating actual props from the set.
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Granted, Tran (who hosted the Curve Fragrances Holiday Party in New York City) is, indeed, busy — whether she's filming TNT's Claws, dreaming up dope nail polish hues for Colourpop, or keeping the gossip blogs guessing about her love life.
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And let's not forget Beyoncé: Not only was the yellow-hued Cavalli dress one of the most striking getups from "Lemonade," but Queen Bey gave Dundas the distinct honor of dreaming up a handful of her Formation tour costumes.
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Until you start accepting responsibility, you will not: Be genuine As long as you keep on dreaming up elaborate excuses to duck out of responsibility, you are not being honest with yourself or anyone else — and they know it.
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Though Selznick insists that "David looks like a baby monkey when he is very tired, so you could say the book is based on him," Serlin says they've been dreaming up their pint-size detective for nearly 20 years.
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"Kris Kobach dedicated the last decade and a half to dreaming up ways to make life miserable for immigrants, while basking in the applause of white nationalists," said Lynn Tramonte, deputy director of the liberal advocacy group America's Voice.
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But she had no idea that one day she'd end up as Hollywood's only high-level black female production designer, dreaming up the sets and visuals for movies like Creed, Beyoncé's Lemonade music video, and the upcoming Marvel flick Black Panther.
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"One of the people in the audience was a young mixed-race woman who loved horror, who wanted to be a writer, who thought she couldn't write what she loved because she kept dreaming up black, female horror characters," says Hopkinson.
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What you can do with it, from chemistry to encryption It was famous physicist Richard Feynman who's credited as dreaming up the first quantum computer in a 217 paper—a computer that could use quantum mechanics to solve certain problems.
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Even if generative AIs get so good at dreaming up content that they could substitute a significant chunk of humanity's sweating toil, they'd still never possess the biological eyeballs required to blink forth the ad dollars the tech giants depend on.
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Way back in 1981 (that's two years before the fictional events of Netflix's Stranger Things if you need a reference), author William Gibson was already dreaming up versions of the devices that would come to define our current digital reality.
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In the meantime, click through to see all the shoes from the brand's super Instagram-worthy Fashion Week presentation, and start dreaming up everything you'll wear them with (which will take you some time, considering they pretty much go with everything).
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To watch white Trump supporters verbally and physically assaulting protesters, especially black protesters, who dare penetrate Trump's rallies, is to imagine the writers behind House of Cards dreaming up their most vicious ideas and then waking to see them come true.
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If Tamaki (the illustrator of the Book Review's By the Book feature) has a favorite storytelling strategy, it seems to be dreaming up some kind of odd artifact of mass culture and then examining the way people react to it.
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A theoretical physicist at Ontario's Perimeter Institute of Theoretical Physics, Arvanitaki has been dreaming up ways to use black holes to explore nature's fundamental particles and forces since 2010, when she published a paper with Dimopoulos, her mentor from graduate school, and others.
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For decades, theorists have been dreaming up a Wild West of exotic physics that could be visible at scales just below the thickness of a dollar bill—provided you build a clever-enough experiment, one small enough to fit on a tabletop.
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Given all this, it is likely that in the coming weeks Mr Musk will adopt a more familiar approach: squeezing costs in the short term, dreaming up new products and explaining how lean manufacturing techniques will allow his companies to revolutionise their industries.
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She recognizes the inherent ridiculousness of what she's doing — like in the boba video where she laughs as it takes all her strength to inhale bubble tea through the giant straw — but it doesn't stop her from dreaming up even more absurd concepts.
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What I will say, though, is that this former Harry Potter club president and bona fide beauty nerd has spent more time than she'd like to admit dreaming up shades she imagined would suit her favorite characters and spells from J.K. Rowling's series.
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If Bloks really does make coding toys cheaper and easier to make, with varied projects and interchangeable controls in the way that Google is already dreaming up, it could become a powerful toy platform that parents are sure to get to know.
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When that happens who among us hasn't imagined the full force of the legal system crashing down on that fighter's head or wasted an afternoon dreaming up the worst kind of penalties imaginable for them: enormous fines, jail time, banishment, even public floggings?
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Dreaming Up Disneyland By Tom Zoellner A Book Full of Reasons to Love Paris By Edmund White From Sichuan to Israel, from Italy's "pasta grannies" to the community cooks of the American South, there's plenty of enticement to return to the kitchen.
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In fact, Mr. Trump is probably sitting around right now drinking Diet Coke, watching TV, and dreaming up a plan to make Jeff Sessions hold every black voter's hand in the voting booth while whispering sweet nothings about the Ku Klux Klan.
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Whether dreaming up new handbags for her celeb-favorite line — Reese Witherspoon and Whitney Port are fans — or picking out furniture for her Brooklyn home, the fashion designer knowns how to embrace bold color in a smart way and inspire you to do the same.
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It's a story about jumping the white picket fence; fleeing house and garden to join a battalion of remarkable creatures dreaming up a sexy, shimmering new world on the Isle of Manhattan, where glamour and freedom had been promoted from intoxicating distractions to primary virtues.
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What's more, the show does a lot of what I didn't like about Six Feet Under, especially in Six Feet Under's later seasons, wherein it focuses on dreaming up horrible things that can happen to the characters instead of creating actual interpersonal conflict and drama.
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People immediately began speculating about what kind of hero this could be, with some thinking it could be a new omnic like Bastion and others dreaming up a sort of ball suit for one of Winston's fellow apes from the Horizon Lunar Colony. Nope.
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This week, once you've nestled into a spot by the fireplace and slipped your feet into a pair of cozy wool socks, consider jumping into some 2019 pre-planning — the fun kind that doesn't require Google Calendar — by dreaming up your new year, new you hair.
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While Lee says the idea came from dreaming up a better way to switch batteries, LG is also selling a camera grip that further extends battery life and a DAC module co-developed with Bang & Olufsen that turns the G5 into a high-end audio player.
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"Yardbird" focuses on the 48-hour interval between Mr. Parker's death, on March 12, 1955, in the hotel suite of his patron Baroness Pannonica De Koenigswarter and the moment that death became public, and imagines Mr. Parker dreaming up music he never had a chance to compose.
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It took seeing Helen at work — first on the savory side of the kitchen, then on the pastry side and then, later still, spending much of her time dreaming up pastries, cakes and all manner of sweet things for the company — for the penny to drop.
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"What I love is that I'm hearing from people on the left and people on the right that I've given them something to laugh at," says Rainbow (yes, that's his given name), 34, who works for the theater website Broadway World when he isn't dreaming up lyrics for parodies.
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At the same time Schonberger was dreaming up Hot Ones, other people in the food world were doing things like chef profiles, or the sort of top-down, hands-and-pans cooking videos that BuzzFeed's Tasty popularized, which was then immediately cannibalized by competitors and jumped the proverbial shark.
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This self-referential visual identity has become as much a trademark of their brand as their championing of regional club sounds from Mexico and greater Latin America, including reggaeton, cumbiaton, perreo, tribal, and whatever experimental combinations of those sounds (and others) their friends happen to be dreaming up.
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Surely the reasons a Musk admirer would give you for their admiration is that Musk is pushing technology to the next level, he does not mind being outspoken about serious, sometime unpleasant, issues facing humanity, and he certainly does not mind dreaming up big ideas and pursuing them.
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We're going to try a new approach in 2018 called, 'We don't have time to forgive you because we're busy doing our work and dreaming up a Blackness of the future that is too preoccupied with itself to worry about how white people will sleep at night without our forgiveness.
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As the two men race to win the bid to light up the Chicago World's Fair, The Current War also intermittently checks in on soft-spoken Serbian immigrant Nikola Tesla (Nicholas Hoult), a futurist who's too busy dreaming up groundbreaking designs to turn his mental acumen into tangible business success.
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It's crazy to think that as Twitter was making a last ditch effort to sell the company, and potential bidders were pulling out because of the trolling, bullying, and masses of white nationalist-inspired hatred on the platform, Twitter was dreaming up even more ways to fill tweets with insidious hatred.
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I've been immersed in this community as an investor and adviser for some time now, and to say the least, I'm continually blown away by what the next generation of innovators are dreaming up (from Analytical Space's global data relay service for satellites to Brooklinen's reinvention of the luxury bed).
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Miranda, who's best known for dreaming up Broadway's smash-hit musical Hamilton, is one step close to EGOT status, earning a nomination for Moana's "How Far I'll Go." The elite club of performers features people who have won all four major entertainment awards — an Emmy, a Grammy, an Oscar and a Tony.
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We caught glimpses of this playbook — of dreaming up fraud where none exists — when Mr. Trump prejudged the outcome of the 2016 campaign, by calling the election "rigged," refusing to say if he'd accept a loss to his rival, and deputizing his supporters to police polling places in Democratic strongholds, like Philadelphia.
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LOS ANGELES — It's got to be one of the best jobs in Hollywood: Sit around all day dreaming up fantasy political scenarios that are either so over-the-top crazy or wishfully idealistic — plotlines that could never play out in real life — that they provide the sort of escapist television viewers crave.
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It takes a special kind of dark, twisted mind to make a movie like Saw, a mind capable of dreaming up impossibly gruesome death traps that leave helpless, everyday people forced to dig into each other's stomachs, hack off their own legs, and make life-threatening blood sacrifices to appease some weird, sociopathic puppet man.
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Then there's their Roma bosses, a mother-and-son team (Isabella Rossellini and Angus Sampson) who control the string of storefront psychic parlors that Charlie runs in Los Angeles and who seem to enjoy dreaming up new ways to exact Old World vengeance on those who try to cheat them out of a kickback.
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"We went back to that house with a skeleton crew and basically just shot all the endings that Ed [Sanchez] and I threw out when we were dreaming up the script," Dan Myrick told EW, then listed other endings, such as Mike (played by Michael C. Williams) hanging from a noose or crucified with a bloody chest.
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For the next decade Prince would be the pop demigod the world mourns today, a prolific, hard-touring, reclusive cash machine who spent every spare minute laying down tracks in his Paisley Park compound—when he wasn't dreaming up movie concepts or bringing the gift of orgasm to bevies of darling Nikkis in his erotic city.
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On top of taking care of two toddlers and a newborn baby, the 37-year-old mother of three spends her days working out at the crack of dawn, filming the family's hit television show, maintaining her apps and web site, modeling her husband Kanye's clothes around town, and now, dreaming up products for her makeup line.
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And while we may be full of ourselves while producing the poem, novel or memoir — drunk on the power of language or subject matter, and buried in laughter or fury or whatever we're dreaming up at the time — when we come up for a breather, there sit the words settled on the page, unmoved and unmoving.
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The fair's activities will include making colorful dragon puppets based on the museum's medieval illuminated manuscripts; decorating picture frames, inspired by the work of Peter Hujar; dreaming up verse to add to the library's Poetry Wall; and encountering Ms. Greene, the Morgan's first director, who will be portrayed by the actress Starr Kirkland in two interactive performances.
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When dreaming up a series of looks that would use classic wardrobe staples in new ways, the stylist Jacob K went straight to a fabled Oxford shirt source: Charvet, the French shirt-maker founded in 1838 that is likely one of the only brands that has been able to claim both Sofia Coppola and Charles de Gaulle as clients.
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Bonaire Washington Slagbaai National Park Rincon Kralendijk Klein Bonaire Lac Bay Cargill salt works 22019 miles ARUBA Caribbean Sea CURAÇAO BONAIRE Bonaire Basin VENEZUELA 211 miles By The New York Times Mr. Stewart gets credit for dreaming up what became the Caribbean's first and oldest marine park, Stinapa, which 13 years ago instituted rules limiting fishermen and divers.
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Driven by a pervasive fear of sexual predators, and facing no discernible opposition, politicians have become evermore inventive in dreaming up ways to corral and marginalize those forced to register — a category which itself has expanded radically and come to include those convicted of "sexting," having consensual sex with non-minor teenagers or even urinating in public.
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He has done so by systematically creating a false narrative of immigrants as job-stealing criminals, by insisting that there is a crisis of illegal immigration where there is none and, most maliciously, by dreaming up schemes to torment these people in the perverse notion that this will deter others from trying to reach the United States.
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"I think the show is going to be called, 'Misa Hylton-Brim,'" Mack says, referring to the costume designer and fashion stylist — known professionally as Misa Hylton — who dated Sean "Diddy" Combs in the 1990s and extended the pop cultural legacy of Bad Boy Records beyond music by dreaming up iconic fashion statements for Combs, Lil' Kim, Notorious B.I.G. and Mary J. Blige.
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Those who weren't alive or were barely cognizant in 1973 might be hard-pressed to believe the circus-like atmosphere that surrounded this televised showdown, with Riggs -- a notorious tennis hustler, looking for thrills and a payday at the age of 55 -- dreaming up the idea of playing against a top-ranked woman, eagerly feeding off the publicity as a male chauvinist pig eager to strike a blow against women's lib.
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