She took a fistful of supplements and preventatives every day.
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We'd put more than a fistful of dollars on it.
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You probably had a fistful of Wotsits in your possession.
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He held a fistful of twenties in his outstretched hand.
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Last summer, he attempted suicide by swallowing a fistful of Xanax.
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Most men couldn't find Pirog's head with a fistful of rice.
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"A Fistful of Dollars" (1964) just barely edges out "Yojimbo" (1961).
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He takes a "fistful of pills" twice a day, he said.
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The rest is a vegetable garnish and a big fistful of herbs.
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We're still hoping we can show "A Fistful of Dirt" in Loiza.
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In every logical way, that fistful of Forever 21 jewelry was basically worthless.
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Whatever you call them, few of us can stop at just one fistful.
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Ultimately, though, it's Pop's fistful of titles that furnish him with unimpeachable credibility.
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PARELES Charli XCX's 2014 album "Sucker" was a fistful of sassy, punky pop.
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A few boxes held towering platform boots in a fistful of gummy bear colors.
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"The King of Kong: A Fistful of Quarters" (2007) earned rave reviews from moviegoers.
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There's habañero in there, a faint needling, and a fistful of cilantro for brightness.
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I didn't work again until "A Fistful of Dirt" started shooting in late December.
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An Instagram photo shows him driving a Mercedes while holding a fistful of banknotes.
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Some days we had nothing to eat but a fistful of roasted dry rice.
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A fistful of sausage and mash in one hand, a single Toblerone in the other.
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The critical and commercial success of "Fargo" has brought him a fistful of industry awards.
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Spiritual-looking jewelry hangs around his neck, and he has a fistful of silver rings.
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It was important for us to show that you don't down a fistful of pills.
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Sichuan chicken made with a fistful of ginger and just the tiniest hint of spice.
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You don't want to be walking around with a fistful of purple 2,000 rupee notes.
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At one point a man in ragged clothes handed McGinn a fistful of hard candy.
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Food manufacturers and chefs know it, and they throw in salt and butter by the fistful.
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As its name suggests, Fistful of Stars masterfully captures the beauty within our otherwise bellicose universe.
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Hemant set out the next day with a fistful of pamphlets and an uncharacteristically sunny disposition.
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She shoves a fistful of the dessert into her mouth as the baker watches in horror.
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It's always fun to see Superman get a fistful of angry vigilante in his smug, perfect face.
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The building's McGraw Rotunda offers a Sistine-worthy ceiling mural featuring Prometheus with a fistful of flames.
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Climbing into the passenger seat, I noticed a fistful of twenty-dollar bills in the cup holder.
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He had, in a fit of hopelessness, tried to take his life with a fistful of pills.
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Ties I watched my toddler wade into the Gulf and launch a fistful of pebbles in flight.
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It's time for chicken soup, a fistful of Tylenol PM and a marathon of "Nobel," on Netflix.
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I opted for a healthy fistful, followed by several generous re-applications every few hours throughout the day.
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But I also have fond memories of foleying meat-squish sound effects with a fistful of raw hamburger.
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That's the course of action that's morally equivalent to this clenched fistful of misogynistic laws-in-the-making.
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Top the frozen pizza with a fistful of frozen peas—the ones you accidentally dropped on the floor.
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Was there much of a discussion about changing the sound from what you did on Fistful of Metal?
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Yet despite having his name on a double-fistful of classic tracks ("Amanda," for one) and remixes (e.g.
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They've probably already bulk-bought a fistful of drugs and are starting the pre-drinks on Boxing Day.
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He pulls his wallet from his pocket, and leafs through a fistful of green, orange and purple notes.
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I'm sure other people might find it rude to hog shrimp by the fistful, but I'm a considerate man.
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Every day that dawns socks me in the chest with a fistful of memories and anxieties about the future.
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Then he reached over the bar and dug into the bag to shove a final fistful into his mouth.
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His tossing a fistful of salt into an opponent's eyes, briefly blinding him, was his best-known dirty trick.
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A fistful of chopped parsley and a little chopped tarragon to finish is nice, though parsley alone will do.
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On my descent, I locked eyes with the shihan and grabbed a fistful of the sleeve of his gi.
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Understandably, women are hesitant to come forward lest they're sent off with a fistful of antibiotics and a patronizing smile.
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He drops a fistful of bills and a golf ball in Gran's lap, then leans back and commences to snore.
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Imagine Marx snarling about "the cash nexus" as he tosses a vacationing English family a fistful of tickets to Brighton.
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Dhaka, Bangladesh (CNN)"I'm telling your dad," said Angela and marched out with a fistful of foil and methamphetamine pills.
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He was just one year old when I wrote my first score for Sergio Leone for 'A Fistful of Dollars.
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As you watch a fighter grab a fistful of hair, stuff your face or join in with the chanting crowd.
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Flo McCoy, 58, emerged from the I.G.A. market in Burgettstown with a fistful of lottery scratch-offs for homebound seniors.
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Veterans talk of returning to the office from a crime scene to find a fistful of tips waiting for them.
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Not stopping there, I topped the whole affair with grated pecorino and provolone and a fistful of dried bread crumbs.
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After the teams exchanged a fistful of fruitless drives, the Terrapins and Boilermakers started swapping scores at a rapid rate.
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Here&aposs a particularly irresponsible one from Seattle that tosses a fistful of unrelated anecdotes into a slurry of scaremongering.
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A quick shot of Deadpool (Ryan Reynolds) grabbing a fistful of Colossus ass and then dicking around in Professor X's wheelchair?
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But, at least these breakfast hacks will keep us fed first thing — and with more than a fistful of dry cereal.
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In a coup de grâce, she pulled a fistful of dollar bills from her bustier and made it rain on herself.
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She might even rub the spot on her body with a fistful of grass, to make sure the smell was gone.
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" Now, he said, picking up a fistful of hot sand, the soil "is like a powder — it is not living anymore.
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And on the flip side, working with Janelle Monáe this year, that really fun dress with a fistful of diamond rings.
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She walked over to a nearby garden bed and pulled a heaping fistful of green stems and leaves from the dirt.
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Maduro supporter Johnny Farias responded by pulling out a fistful of Venezuelan bolivars intact and waving them overhead at the opposing crowd.
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Flash-fried soybeans and noodles add crunch, while a fistful of diced tomatoes, cilantro, and chopped onions makes for a bright counterpoint.
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Feelings are constantly moving, so don't try to grip on to them—have you ever tried to grab a fistful of water?
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Pretty much everyone around the game agrees that he has the talent to reach No. 1 and win a fistful of majors.
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Kirana and his brother stepped in as middlemen, acquiring tickets by the fistful from airline clerks and scalping them to the crowds.
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You don't get a fistful of championship rings by sheer luck ... and Tim clearly thinks the Obamas are in the same boat.
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Grab a fistful of ones, and you can have a vegan burger made by a chef whose restaurants have won James Beard awards.
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Anthrax (Saturday) This band's first album, "Fistful of Metal," helped popularize the heavily percussive, string-shredding squall that still dominates thrash metal today.
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I wilted a fistful of spinach leaves in olive oil with some hot pepper and garlic while the oats finished on the stove.
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Well, from the humble acorn grows the mighty oak and all that, but these claims should be taken with a fistful of salt.
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The King of Kong: A Fistful of Quarters released in 2007, and I don't hear much about it these days, ten years later.
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Eyes deep in Eliza McNitt's virtual reality film Fistful of Stars, debuting today at SXSW, I float past the 24,500-pound super camera.
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Fettuccine With Ricotta and a Fistful of Mint Pasta, fresh ricotta and a handful of herbs — this is my no-recipe recipe soulmate.
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Up until the point that he held a fistful of my breast, this particular boy had always been kind and kept a respectful distance.
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He'd operated under multiple identities—some of Le Roux's trusted employees didn't even know his real name—and carried a fistful of fake passports.
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Unlike a voting record or political platform, authenticity is like grabbing a fistful of mercury -- it can be pretty elusive, and hard to measure.
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I had some pasta shells in the larder, a bunch of spicy Italian sausage in the fridge, some butter and a fistful of sage.
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The Venezuelan currency, the bolívar, is in short supply, and finding a fistful of them has become one of the nightmares of daily life.
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Or perhaps you're that guy who waits for the quiet bit, then shoves an entire fistful of popcorn in his mouth and begins chewing.
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A meal begins with a fistful of maiz chulpe, dried corn kernels toasted into burnished teardrops that crack and are almost all air within.
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A meal begins with a fistful of maiz chulpe, dried corn kernels toasted into burnished teardrops that crack and are almost all air within.
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The corrido basically tells the listener to enjoy life because you can't take anything with you when you die, not even a fistful of dirt.
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This sequence is some of the best handling of Conor McGregor's left hand we've ever seen, sadly undermined by McGregor taking a fistful of shorts.
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And then somehow, like a fever dream, I had a fistful of bracelets and rings and was waiting in line to pay for it all.
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Have you ever left a country and found yourself with a fistful of currency that was essentially worthless, unexchangeable, once you left its border behind?
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Suicidal crises — the moment someone decides to jump or pull the trigger or swallow a fistful of pills — can be overcome with intervention, experts stress.
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I suspect that the resulting wet and squishy noise may have been heightened by a foley artist wringing out a fistful of soaking paper towels.
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"Let me handle this," she said, and began speaking to a woman holding a fistful of tickets in the lobby who was looking around aimlessly.
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Although it seemingly took inspiration from its samurai counterpart, "A Fistful of Dollars" ended up getting reviews that were just a little higher than "Yojimbo."
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The thieves pierced through the magnificence, grabbing a fistful, a bagful of the jewels, adding to the mystique of that historic, hallowed chamber of treasures.
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Henry went home from the hospital with a stent in her left coronary artery and a fistful of prescriptions, all paid for by pregnancy Medicaid.
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Also suspect: I'd been oft-cautioned not to drink or smoke while nursing, but no one breathed a word about the aforementioned fistful of hospital heroin.
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Screw paying for couples counseling when you can both get this fistful of exposure therapy and catharsis all for the cool price of $30 (or less).
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You have lessons learned tucked away in your back pocket, with a handful of grit in one hand, and a fistful of tenacity in the other.
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Late 90s Vincent D'Onofrio aside, how many times in a week do you find yourself waking up in the morning and eating a fistful of sugar?
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HANDING a farmer a fistful of magic beans with the promise that they will improve his business might sound like something out of a fairy-tale.
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He's like a learned naturalist who has swallowed a fistful of magic mushrooms, providing febrile clarity and doing for science what Technicolor did for the Bible.
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Before the show, audience members had been told to download an app, called Fistful of Stars, featuring a five-minute VR video by filmmaker Eliza McNitt.
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I grabbed a fistful of moss and ran my fingers over its furry surface, felt the cool of its soil in the center of my palm.
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"Sometimes when you are double poling, it's like you're stuck," he said, clutching a fistful of pink ski poles as he headed back out the door.
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Gandhi, who described it as a "battle of right against might," lifted a fistful of salt and auctioned it, repudiating the tax and challenging the empire.
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Instead, one recent night I spent dinnertime wincing as my daughter dunked a fistful of tuna into her milk, then smeared her fishy fingers on my shirt.
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The piece is written and directed by Fistful of Stars director Eliza McNitt, and filmmaker Darren Aronofsky (Requiem for a Dream, Mother!) serves as an executive producer.
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The edge at the show came out not in the clothes but in the jewelry, as seen in a fistful of rings with dangling charms and beads.
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On a searing July afternoon, one archaeologist held forth an ancient lunch: a fistful of charred, 21922,21-year-old grains of wheat, discovered in an excavated urn.
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While modest in his dessert choices -- two small mounds of yogurt topped by a small fistful of assorted toppings -- he took advantage of the branded merchandise section.
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The legislative free-for-all leading up to the 28503 Farm Bill includes a fistful of bills that shield agri-business from responsibility for its environmental harms.
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His ex-wife Ivana reportedly said in 1990 that he pulled out a fistful of her hair and raped her, though she has since denied the allegation.
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Click here to view original GIFImage: "Fistful of Stars"; Gif via GizmodoIt's easy to feel small and insignificant in the grandiose scope of the universe, because we are.
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Since a fistful of rectangular Lego blocks generally won't roll too well, the builders repurposed an already-round Tatooine model from a long-retired Star Wars podracing set.
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But what if, like me, you're getting uninterrupted sleep and your kids are not babies and you still feel like a fistful of crushed-up car seat Cheerios?
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"My first virtual reality experience 'Fistful of Stars' showed the universe through the eyes of the Hubble Telescope," McNitt told T in an email, referencing her 2017 film.
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I was packing up at the end of a family vacation in Florida when my back went into an excruciating spasm unrelieved by a fistful of pain medication.
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That's why art, specifically movies like Eliza McNitt's Fistful of Stars, is important—it reacquaints us with humanity's small and stupid and somehow very special place in the cosmos.
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Fistful of Stars is a five minute-long virtual reality experience that takes the viewer on a tour through the vast star-forming region known as the Orion Nebula.
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You might think with this kind of premise, the show would grab a fistful of your collar and not let go — especially when you see some of the texts.
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He dumps the driver's license and all the insurance and credit cards onto the highway, takes a fistful of money out, and shakes the bills angrily in Dad's face.
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Over the past three years, America's information ecosystem has proven easy pickings for anyone with a fistful of VPN connections and a sweatshop of kids playing World of Trollcraft.
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The epic arrangement was recorded right after a version of Fistful of Stars, called The Hubble Cantata, screened to a crowd at a free show in Brooklyn last year.
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Against my better judgment I even like the odd, Americanized soba salads, with a pile of noodles and meat or tofu on a platter with a fistful of lettuce.
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When did you last lament wasting a fistful of pine nuts or a beautiful piece of fish, just because of a careless extra minute or two in the pan?
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Damien Hirst, who also makes artworks displaying pills (albeit ones that are cast metal and polychromed), gave Mr. Tomaselli a fistful of fabricated pills during a trip to London.
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They shut down Mr. Schiller's "slumber parties," as he has called them, on grounds that they violated a fistful of municipal regulations, among them ventilation and fire-safety requirements.
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I ignored him professionally until it was his turn, but when he paid me, he threw an angry fistful of change all over the bar, landing between the glasses.
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Waving a fistful of green papers, he explains how they ensure he won't be charged twice: after he pays one group of Talibs, his receipt gets him through subsequent stops.
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As this past weekend's SNL skit "Welcome to Hell" sadly brought to the forefront, it's not at all uncommon for women to walk home clutching a fistful of keys, either.
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The Daily Jewel The edge at the Dior show came out not in the clothes but in the jewelry, as seen in this fistful of rings dangling charms and beads.
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And though the several hundred tiny eels added up to perhaps a fistful, they were still worth $21650, said Mr. Silva, who now faces possible fines that could exceed $80,000.
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That spiritual follow-up by Sergio Leone to "A Fistful of Dollars" and "A Few Dollars More" wasn't nearly as successful, but it's presence here properly revises its status upward.
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If it were socially acceptable to eat it by the fistful straight out of the jar like Winnie the Pooh, we'd all be doing it on the morning commute every day.
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Leos wear their hearts on their sleeves, but they'll also settle for a fistful of quintessentially-903s mood rings that broadcast their vital statistics to everyone within a 10-foot radius.
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No one is allotting more time for this work or reimbursing for these extra efforts, so it's no wonder that most patients leave their doctors' offices with a fistful of referrals.
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He had other projects — like a musical version of the documentary "The King of Kong: A Fistful of Quarters" and a survey of American popular music — in various stages of completion.
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Hungry City 220 Photos View Slide Show ' In the Chinese blockbuster comedy "Jian Bing Man," a street vendor turned caped crusader wields ingredients as weapons: raw eggs, a fistful of scallions.
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Nodding toward Saigon, Ms. Wong makes a rendition of shaking beef by stir-frying tender and chewy marinated hanger steak with potatoes and then throwing a fistful of watercress at it.
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NYC's infamous street football league is just like the NFL, if you ditched the stadiums for a field in the projects and replaced the Lombardi trophy with a fistful of cash.
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Vince Neil has an uphill battle to clear his name after his Las Vegas battery citation, since cops say security cameras caught him red-handed ... with a fistful of the victim's hair.
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Wolverine's superpower separates him from a classic Western hero like Clint Eastwood's Man with No Name (seen in films like A Fistful of Dollars and The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly).
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He's been called one of the greatest arcade gamers ever, and there's even a documentary about his insane high score in Donkey Kong called The King of Kong: A Fistful of Quarters.
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" Audiard chose to shoot some of the film's most important scenes at Fort Bravo in Tabernas, Europe's only desert and the site of numerous classics, including parts of "A Fistful of Dollars.
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Still, that can sometimes spell trouble for other companies when Apple decides to try its hand—a mostly metaphorical fistful of dollars—at solving a problem already solved by another app or service.
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Grabbing a drink (or nine) with friends after a brutal restaurant or bartending shift is hard to resist, especially when you leave work with a lot of angst and a fistful of cash.
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The same man that notoriously held a fistful of Amber Rose's ass in one hand and a bottle of Hennessy in the other could easily be the next President of the United States.
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Even so, on the day of the wedding the 3-year-old still took a big fistful of petals and dropped them on the ground before taking her first step down the aisle.
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At the other end of the stage, Dzknow, another Higher Brothers rapper, grabbed a fistful of cash and took aim, sending a flurry of fake bills raining down on the sweaty fans below.
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Now they could gamble away their life savings from the comfort of their own homes, in ways more exciting and less gloomy than holding a fistful of betting slips at a race track.
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What Will Probably Happen: Your friend is fairly young and healthy, so the fact that Sechowski estimates the reaction to eating a fistful of gummy vitamins would depend on the individual feels promising.
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The reader feels the echo of such poems when Petrushevskaya's younger self, a girl who's been desperately hungry for most of her life, finds herself in possession of a fistful of silver coins.
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A stranger approaches with a spray bottle and a fistful of money and points to a man who looks more than a bit like the half-brother of North Korean dictator Kim Jong-Un.
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He repeatedly, pointedly declined to acknowledge that Russia interfered in the 2016 election, contrary to the assessment of every relevant US intelligence agency and a fistful of detailed indictments from special counsel Robert Mueller.
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If you grab a whole fistful of dry noodles and crack the bundle in half, the same thing happens: A spray of broken middle-pieces fly away from the two handfuls you're left with.
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That he didn't go easy, that he had to be killed with a drug regimen that had left me drooling and impotent, with my hair falling out by the fistful, rapidly packing on weight.
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The veteran right-hander praised center fielder Cameron Maybin for a fistful of fine defensive plays, third baseman Yunel Escobar for grabbing two line drives and catcher Martin Maldonado for calling an exquisite game.
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Parts of Hudson Yards are still under construction, but enough has been finished for most New Yorkers to figure out that this fistful of glass needles stabbed into the West Side wasn't built for them.
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They're the things we get by the fistful in our takeout orders and the same things we buy in bulk when we have more guests over for dinner than we care to wash dishes for.
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Take a fistful of fresh herbs, pickled cabbage, a dollop of pork sausage and some sinus-clearing Northern Thai green chile relish and you have a sandwich that contends with some of the best I've had.
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MAKE THIS: Beergarita If you're trying to find a balance between dump-and-stir punch and channelling your inner David Wondrich, nothing says love like an individual can dolled up with a fistful of flowers and mint.
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Thus, most moviegoers eat it by the fistful, and they chomp chomp chomp in your ears as you're trying to hear what that little boy on the screen is whispering to his mom right before he dies.
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The film will be directed by Seth Gordon, who began his career by directing King of Kong: A Fistful of Quarters, a documentary about the battle for the high score in the arcade version of Donkey Kong.
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When I got out to LA [from New York] all I kept hearing were these yelpy synth bands being signed by the fistful and I couldn't differentiate between the bands and the music I was being played.
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Kluivert, the de Boer twins (Ronald and Frank), Clarence Seedorf, Edgar Davids, Michael Reiziger, Nwankwo Kanu and the rest won league and European trophies by the fistful at Barcelona, at Real Madrid, at Juventus and at Arsenal.
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The president has been accused of sexual misconduct by at least 17 women, including his ex-wife Ivana, who reportedly said at a 1990 divorce deposition that he pulled out a fistful of her hair and raped her.
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Another woman said that after meeting him in a psychology class and chatting on Facebook, she went to his apartment, where he gripped a fistful of her hair, forced her to perform oral sex and then raped her.
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Flash forward five years to when habitual line-stepper Yoel Romero took a fistful of fence as Jacare Souza tried to drag him to the mat, then wound up mounting the Brazilian, there was Goddard—standing them up.
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The noodle is floppy and springy, with meat and maybe a fistful of bean sprouts and corn hidden in its folds, and a chef's adjudication of the necessary sweet soy sauce — sometimes just a stain, sometimes a deluge.
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When he arrived, he began work on an album propelled by riffs and musicians from a fistful of South African bands: the Boyoyo Boys, General M.D. Shirinda and the Gaza Sisters, Tao Ea Matsekha, Ladysmith Black Mambazo, Stimela.
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In a perfect world: Patrick Sharp's name hasn't come up a ton in the rumor mill, but he'd be a big-name rental for some team looking for scoring help that also came with a fistful of Cup rings.
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But today an e-commerce startup that has never had either — and never plans to — has raised a fistful of cash to continue building out its shopping experience on the platform that has been its growth engine: messaging apps.
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When traveling to the United States, Najla carried a ream of documents: a Saharawi-issued "passport" (useful only in countries that have recognized the Saharan Arab Democratic Republic), an Algerian-administered refugee ID, and a fistful of supporting papers.
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I feel that's a good deed done on top of those where individual player agency takes a back seat to linear progression, and one that properly reflects the man that Rockstar paints with Red Dead's first fistful of missions.
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Illegally kneeing Nurmagomedov's head on the mat, using his toes in the fence, grabbing the fence with his hands, grabbing a fistful of Nurmagomedov's shorts to stop his level changes—everything except eye gouges and groin strikes seemed to be present.
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Expect a fistful of smaller companies to vie for a piece of the stand-alone VR action with headsets of their own, though who knows if they'll be able to ship them before Oculus and Vive start selling their solutions.
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The Telegraph has identified the protester as Britain's Simon Brodkin, the same guy who threw a fistful of fake cash at Sepp Blatter during a press conference last year — so clearly, he has a penchant for interrupting cheaters on camera.
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Also visible is a fistful of dollars held in the eagle's claw on the left of the image, and a series of hammer and sickle designs in place of the stars on the US flag in the middle of the seal.
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When I explain to patients that I'm sending them home without a script for a fistful of oxycodone pills because of statewide initiatives limiting these prescriptions, they seem to understand, which makes me think other doctors are telling them the same.
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Akira Kurosawa's films swallowed Western artworks whole and made them Japanese, whether they were stealing from Shakespeare (Ran, Throne of Blood) or Dashiel Hammett (Yojimbo, which in turn was the template Sergio Leone used to make A Fistful of Dollars).
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Or the well documented use of red ants, eaten live and by the fistful while fasting, to induce vivid hallucinations in spiritual ceremonies in indigenous communities in California, on the fringes of the Mojave Desert, well into the early 20th century.
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Each comes in a box with kabuli, carrots and raisins given a gloss in a pan with cardamom and sugar, and a bracing fistful of raw red onions and tomatoes, piqued by lime, with a flutter of dried mint and cilantro.
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James Kanter TECHNOLOGY A fistful of report cards from the major internet companies will arrive this week in the form of earnings announcements from Amazon and Twitter on Thursday, Facebook on Wednesday and Alphabet, the parent company of Google, on Monday.
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Silvia, a 66-year-old retired hospital worker who lives around the corner from Baratov and who declined to give her last name, said that last Halloween he gave her trick-or-treating grandson and other children a fistful of U.S. dollar bills.
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Having a noted aversion to not being the sole focus of the media's attention, Trump lurched into the fray Sunday morning with a fistful of racial stereotypes that could have been easily cribbed from the pages of a Ku Klux Klan manifesto.
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At this point I've got three kids so it's hard to get out to shows but every time I see someone is coming through town I try to go out and hang and I always bring a fistful of yo-yo's with me.
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This phenomenon is captured in the 2006 film "The King of Kong: A Fistful of Quarters": While Donkey Kong was a villain in his first appearance, he eventually became the hero of his own series, selling more than 61 million games worldwide.
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And unless you count the padlocked metal grate in place of the driver's-side door that Mr. Ocampo installed after a gang of glue-sniffing teenagers robbed him of a fistful of pesos, the vehicle has no safety features to speak of.
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In "Patti Cake$," her breakout 2017 movie about a Jersey girl who dreams of rap stardom, Ms. Macdonald's Patti had a fistful of handles: Patti Cakes$, White Trish, Jane Doe, Killa P. Anjl asked if she had a nickname of her own.
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At Barra Chalaca, a cute place with outdoor seating on Camino Real Avenue, an excellent, powerfully tart and fruity ceviche with lisa (mullet), a fistful of fried calamari, sweet potato and choclo (giant Peruvian corn) set me back 29 soles (less than $9).
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PARIS — Inspired by the Statue of Liberty, the American contemporary artist Jeff Koons is donating a monumental sculpture of a fistful of tulips to the City of Paris and the people of France to commemorate victims of the recent terrorist attacks here.
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It features baby Sam with the fistful of sand and triumphant expression that's been shared all over social media for more than a decade, but the photo has been edited to look like he's standing in front of the US Capitol building.
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The agency has won a fistful of industry awards in recent years, not only for its work on the Mars account but also for efforts on behalf of H & M, Skittles and the British department store chain John Lewis, among many others.
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Standing on the tetherball court at Jefferson Elementary School in Maplewood, N.J., James Livengood, 10, angered by something said or not said (depending on whom you ask) by Sara Okin, 9, picked up a fistful of mulch and sticks and threw it at her.
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Le Crocodile looks less McNallyish, and the kitchen is less entranced by organ meats, although somebody back there knows how to prepare sweetbreads, which are puffy and creamy on a small hill of potato purée, set off by charred onions and a fistful of lardons.
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"It" features a clown wearing a silver suit clutching a fistful of balloons (now, of course, everyone knows clowns are terrifying, so the new adaptation borrows visual motifs from classic horror films—"The Ring" (1998, 2002), "The Exorcist" (1973), the work of George Romero, even "Jaws" (1975)).
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Audience Score: 93%"The King of Kong: A Fistful of Quarters" is a documentary that recounts the legacy of Billy Mitchell, a man who earned the highest score on the "King Kong" arcade game in 1999, and Steve Wiebe, the challenger who rose to oppose him.
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Yet, while our image of Timberlake is one of a suave and angelically sculpted man who cannot be touched by anything except light, quenching facial cream and soft feminine hands, the fact remains: Justin Timberlake has also been slapped in the face with a fistful of meat.
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"A Fistful of Dollars" critic score: 98%"Yojimbo" critic score: 95%The plot: Amidst conflict between two rival factions, a stranger with no name and expert weaponry skills arrives in town and pits both sides against each other in order to free the people from tyranny.
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It falls into this none-too-prestigious category, too, because in addition to songs from the movie soundtrack (notably the turbocharged version of Dolly Parton's "I Will Always Love You," which was Houston's biggest hit), the musical squeezes in a fistful of songs from her other albums.
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The result was as predictable as a tourist walking into one of the city's notorious favelas flashing a fistful of hundred dollar bills with Senegal searching for their first Olympic win going up against the all-conquering U.S., a true Olympic dynasty riding a 41-Games unbeaten run.
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But now he's both director and sole writer, which makes Baby Driver the closest audiences can get to a pure, undiluted shot of Edgar Wright filmmaking (save for his very first film, 1995's A Fistful of Fingers, which is commercially unavailable and all but impossible to track down).
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Professor Einstein gets points for an on-point Albert Einstein outfit, a life-like, expressive face, and an excellent learning app, but I would not pay $299 for a robot that responds only 70% of the time and talks (too loudly) like it swallowed a fistful of bees.
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She sees plenty of patients who have eaten a fistful of pot brownies, done something supremely stupid, and ended up in her ER. That being said, "If it's between trading one vice for another [in this case, weed for opioids], yeah, I'd make that trade any day," Gilliland says.
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I watched a newly arrived cluster of durian tourists sitting in a circle around their own tailor-made durian buffet, bonding over their mutual euphoria as they devoured fruit by the fistful and compared notes on texture and terroir as they wiped their yellow intestine hands on the grass.
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The display includes a rotating selection of jewelry from Vicenza and well beyond, including the Monte Berico crown; a Lalique 23 bird brooch bedecked with a fistful of diamonds; and the Rosa dei Venti choker, set with panels of brightly colored gemstones, by the contemporary Milanese jeweler Giampiero Bodino.
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The election of 2016 is reality TV on a screen the size of a Montana sky, and if they gave out Emmys for Best Direction of a Political Series, Best Actor in an Unscripted Mega-Drama and Best Audience Manipulation, Trump would walk away with a fistful of statuettes.
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On Monday, King and his campaign for reelection to the House of Representatives received a cease-and-desist letter from the attorneys of Laney Griner, the mother of 2011's most ubiquitous meme, Success Kid: a baseball-shirted cherub clasping a fistful of sand with a look of utter triumph.
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The story by now is near-common knowledge: In the throes of the last recession, the nation's Big Three automakers—General Motors, Chrysler, and Ford—accepted a $51 billion bailout from the federal government, allowing the companies to stave off bankruptcy and eventually recover to reap profits by the fistful.
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When Phoebe Waller-Bridge walked off with a fistful of Emmy Awards this year for her widely acclaimed comedy "Fleabag," it was the culmination of 10 years of spectacular accomplishment for multi-talented women in the television business, many of whom not only created shows, but also starred in or directed them.
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It's easy for people to ask "what's the big deal" about the whole ordeal when they haven't experienced it themselves... and no matter how hard you try to explain why grabbing a fistful of a Black man or woman's 'fro is so wrong, there are people out there who still just don't get it.
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Even a hard-hitting reporter in breathable cotton/Lycra blend workout wear isn't impervious to the lure of a good swag bag, and in the name of not-so-honest reporting, I take a fistful of branded pens and shove them into my free Bulletproof tote when Nick moves on to the next person.
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It's really up to you whether you dress up like a sequined dragonfruit or just tie a jumper around your waist, whether you take a fistful of narcotics and shuffle along the dance floor like a sloth having a fit or spend your whole evening on the prowl, eventually going home with the doorman.
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They are formed moment by moment, block by block: from the ragtag gang who pools their resources to turn 90 cents into an unforgettable memory, to the boy fighting a panic attack when his daily route home is upended, to the kid who expresses a wealth of inarticulable emotions by grabbing a fistful of roses.
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So the Hound did the most Hound-like thing possible: He grabbed danger by the fistful and hurled himself and the Mountain off the castle edge into dragon-lit flames far below, taking out his sibling once and for all, and dying himself in what was arguably the "best," most heroic death of Game of Thrones so far.
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The dish of the noodles swimming in the thick, nutty, black sesame-spiked soy milk—made with freshly ground soybeans, unsweetened and unsalted—might make you think that someone is playing a cruel joke on you by switching the corn flakes in your breakfast cereal with a fistful of thin noodles, since theoretically that is what the dish is.
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In "The Lucky Dog," released in 1921, Oliver Hardy, in the role of a thief who has just grabbed a fistful of cash at gunpoint, tucks it into the back pocket of his pants; or, rather, by mistake, into the pants of a complete stranger, played by Stan Laurel, who is bending over and facing the other way.
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"Success Kid," or the image of the baby with a fistful of sand, has been a meme since at least 2008, according to Know Your Meme, and since then, Sammy Griner's likeness has been used in everything from a British Virgin Media ad to a Vitamin Water campaign to a tweet by the Obama-era White House account.
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Morricone's film scores have received praise in the form of covers from artists as diverse as Metallica (who perform a version of The Good, the Bad and the Ugly's "The Ecstasy of Gold" in concert) to the now-defunct prog-rockers The Mars Volta, who used to take the stage to the strains of the score for A Fistful of Dollars.
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Filled with flashes of visual beauty and a fistful of interesting ideas, Knight of Cups is — like much of Malick's most recent work — something that asks to be experienced rather than understood, but by pushing his experimental inclinations further than ever before, he's ended up with something that's strangely bereft of poetry or emotional resonance, resulting in a movie that may be off-putting to all but the most ardent Malick die-hards.
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Thought bubble: via Axios' Steve LeVine, a longtime Tesla-watcher... This is Elon going on two streams, both meant to change the subject and project normalcy after his bizarre recent weeks: In one stream is a pep talk and the announcement of a fistful of senior-level promotions, aimed at his employees and Wall Street, in that order; in the other, directed at both audiences, is the suggestion to ignore all of his hijinx, and the reaction to it.
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We already mentioned the dick pic, and Logan pining for Rhea, but there's also: Greg (Nicholas Braun) saying he got a haircut just to feel the soothing touch of another; Gerri telling Roman that she just may want to partner up with him to form the most fucked-up duet in Waystar Royco history; Kendall blushing over the fact that he's living in a "Simon and Garfunkel song" with Naomi; Roman eating a fistful of honeydew melon.
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Scenes of domestic intimacy seem to rephrase photographs by Deana Lawson, while the white French officer of Géricault's "Charging Chasseur" is counterposed with a casually dressed man on horseback — whose style, lighting and framing echo the photography of the French artist Mohamed Bourouissa.) As for Jay, he has been flashing artworks since "Blue Magic," (2007), in which a Damien Hirst spin painting and a light work by Tim Noble and Sue Webster received the same screen time as Goyard luggage and a fistful of euros.
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