A flabby Jim in the accounting department is just a flabby accountant.
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Go home, Flabby Stout, go home to your room. . . .
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Two things worth noting about this rather flabby trial balloon.
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All this softheaded sternness and flabby tough talk is embarrassing.
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Now we know that flabby skin isn't bad for everyone.
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Separately, skipping workouts might not only make your stomach flabby.
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It could turn flabby, with neither team playing with urgency.
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Has the acquisition flubbed its market-share targets or got flabby?
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This has encouraged a flabby complacency that other industries cannot afford.
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Liberal democracy — even in England, its home — looks weak and flabby.
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The most effective way to target flabby arms is through exercise.
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But, the secret lay somewhere else: in how flabby the skin is.
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But that flabby and inert expression is not just a stylistic problem.
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Don't rush it, or you'll be left with flabby and flavorless meat.
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"Oh, feel that in your seat — no flabby bottoms here," she said.
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" They described the drink as "flat, flabby, and stingy on the fruit.
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Words like: slutty, ugly, fat, talentless, odd-looking, flabby, tart, and gobby.
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Flabby state conglomerates have thwarted attempts to whip them into commercial shape.
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My physique has gone from tan and muscular to flabby and ghostly pale.
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America's food industry seemed the perfect target, with flabby companies and powerful brands.
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Do all the military pushups you want, your triceps will still be flabby.
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The songs were flabby 10-minute workouts, but the musicianship was instantly impressive.
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Meanwhile, bigwigs at the congress made encouraging noises about shrinking flabby state firms.
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The narrative is at times flabby and repetitive, with some occasionally clunky prose.
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Modern room temperature can often leave a good red seeming flabby or fatiguing.
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LONDON — The clown dozes peacefully on the gallery floor, his flabby gut exposed.
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For the record, those wings were suspiciously flabby, excessively starchy and promiscuously sauced.
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I recently underbaked a batch and noticed how flabby they were when pale.
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Flabby defenses, emotionality and spurious arguments were sliced away, leaving the subject perfectly exposed.
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But Mr Macron's advisers reckon Europe's flabby and incoherent groups are ripe for disruption.
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Mikus's nuance was not flabby, as it is in too many Color Field paintings.
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For all the wines we really liked, just as many seemed overripe or flabby.
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She stood there with a Mexican hairless in the folds of her flabby arms.
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Too much heat and they accumulate excess sugar, producing overly alcoholic and flabby wines.
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Despite its size, the military had become "flabby" and "unfocused", according to one Western diplomat.
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People wrote, 'Look at that flabby old actress,' 'She used to be so hot,' 'She's gross.
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Because he was overweight, I remember thinking it was like being attacked by a flabby walrus.
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How did he find a rib-eye that's so tender and deeply flavorful without being flabby?
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Donald Trump, on the other hand, has earned his flabby figure with decades of fast-food abuse.
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During the interview, Baldwin said voters had rejected a "flabby, tired, unimaginative, out of touch" Democratic Party.
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This is a lot of focus on culture, and it sometimes makes the show slow and flabby.
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And the vestiges of 19th-century decorum served as an appropriately chafing corset for the flabby plot.
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As we all know, Kennedy's call to less-flabby arms did not end the film and TV industries.
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The farmed lives in a pen, like a battery cage chicken, so its flesh is bland and flabby.
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The painting style can look loose to a fault, flabby, but it can also point, bracingly, toward de Kooning.
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And on the flip side, flabby turkey skin isn't something anyone wants to eat (nor is it visually appealing).
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That may be because B&N's problem was not only Amazon — it had gotten big, flabby and, finally, obsolete.
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His flabby arms were constantly lifting to adjust a pair of prescription glasses held together by a rubber band.
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Bass is never overwhelming, never flabby, and never misplaced — but it's always there when you want and expect it1.
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But if Mussolini was the barrel-chested superman, Mr. Salvini appears to relish his role as the flabby schlub.
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But the potato bits are flabby and send deep acid surges and heaves toward the back of my mouth.
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"If the content were different, I think it would come across as rambling and flabby and ineffective," Liberman says.
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We asked the guys behind the service to whip us into shape as we enter 2016 feeling a little flabby.
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Lowry: I thought the first hour -- or rather, the stretch after the "Five Years Later" chyron -- was a little flabby.
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"I get so tired of how women I photograph apologizing for their cellulite or scars or flabby bits," she says.
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He thinks it's easy to provoke the left, which he says has become intellectually flabby after decades of cultural dominance.
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A sensation with svelte hipster-types, its finances are a bit flabby; it lost $196m in its latest financial year.
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A more reasonable label would be "Ineffective Flabby Reformism" versus attempts to actually stand up and accomplish some needed goals.
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He has led ABI since 22008 atop a Brazilian-heavy management team with a lust for trimming fat from flabby conquests.
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A flabby Brady is, sadly for those of us who can't stand the Patriots, still a force to be reckoned with.
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" Nichols called the administration's argument that California maintained no authority to regulate its own emissions "a flabby exercise in muscle flexing.
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I made slow circles around my belly, feeling the loose flabby skin that I am always trying to wish it away.
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I'd be a crowd favorite once they saw my flabby body on the block, cute little paunch hanging over my suit.
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" Ms. Maines added, "My muscle for songwriting is like a 21993-pound man right now — way flabby, not exercised at all.
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It's true that all that meat and bread looked sadly flabby and excessive after a steady diet of broth and noodles.
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Fast forward around two years, and exposing my thick thighs and flabby belly on the internet is second nature to me.
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I still saw a girl with tree-trunk legs and a flabby stomach who wanted to eat ice cream for breakfast.
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At his arraignment Mr Stone—in Democratic blue suit, tie and uncharacteristically flabby pocket-square—pleaded not guilty to all seven counts.
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Within a few months, she said, she went from a "flabby size 8 with a corporate commuter look" to a size 2.
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I've tried it several times: The skin ends up soft and flabby instead of crisp and salty, and the meat turns stringy.
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An increasingly affluent society was excoriated as soft, degenerate and vulnerable, while Americans were called (by other Americans) flabby and gullible dupes.
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Insiders blamed a plethora of corruption scandals, involving foreign firms as well as flabby state-owned arms-makers, for leaving forces ill-equipped.
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To train for a marathon as a challenge, not because I felt like if I didn't, I'd somehow become a flabby, unfit mess.
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In his place, like some kind of supremely buff statue whittled from a flabby brick of Fat Mac's flesh, is a whole new Mac.
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"Quite frankly the thought of getting my flabby bits out in front of all my friends makes me feel a bit queasy," she wrote.
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Terms for male and female genitalia appeared multiple times, as did groin, crotch, belly, flesh, flabby, tummy, turd, pimple, pustule, piehole, fart and flatulence.
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Publishers snap them up and insist their authors bloat the contents to 80,000 words, at which point the original becomes flabby, misshapen and lame.
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She can usually be counted on for a seductive, gossipy, insightful story without the contrivances that keep "Nine Perfect Strangers" so flabby and unwell.
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"If I had a bad workout on a Tuesday, he would tell me I looked flabby and send me to get weighed," Yoder Begley said.
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Or the opposite: My boyfriend gained 10 pounds this year and he's constantly beating himself up in front of me — calling himself fat and flabby.
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Avoiding flabby subplots, Mr. Dholakia keeps "Raees" taut and suspenseful, even at two and a half hours, though it probably has a song too many.
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In some instances Trimp is little more than a gaping, flabby mouth—an extended throat, really—presumably gurgling something incoherent about emailing a wall to ISIS.
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Imagine the sagging breasts, the flabby tum tum, the far-less-than-pert buttocks, and for the coup de grace, creative depictions of the male genitalia.
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At least if you're fat don't have ugly cellulite or a big belly or flabby arms or a double chin or an uneven pair of breasts.
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I can't wear clothes I want to wear, and I never let my partner see me completely naked (I HATE my butt, it's flabby and untoned).
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Microsoft also tried to buy Intuit, but was finally blocked by an aggressive judge, Stanley Sporkin, who had tired of the flabby DOJ's approval of mergers.
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The extreme close-up is the most common type of shot on Fab Swingers, with hairless labia and flabby penises dissecting screens like blunt pocket knives.
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His "Fat House" and "Fat Car" are life-size objects that are pudgy and flabby and look as if they have put on too much weight.
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Wine that is too cold can taste muted and dull, but if it's too warm it can taste flabby and too alcoholic, according to Wine Enthusiast magazine.
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In season two, it's clear that all involved have a better sense of how to make this story feel like television, instead of a big, flabby movie.
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I can think of a million things wrong with my body (number one: my flabby stomach), but I can't think of a single thing wrong with his.
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I've always been overweight and, thus, my chest has never been flat, but having a flabby chest due to being overweight is absolutely nothing like having breasts.
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Short and flabby, Ruiz has something of an everyman look that seems inconsistent with the more sculpted or massive physiques that tend to dominate the heavyweight division.
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"Dadbod" — a term used to turn dad's flabby, non-chiseled bodies into the new male ideal, and "ghost" — meaning to abruptly end communication with someone over social media.
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It's not so aggressive that bass becomes flabby or highs are too sharp, and it results in a pleasing, interesting sound that most people will enjoy listening to.
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The Department of Transportation estimates that by 2030, you might have an annual $86 billion funding gap—and that's just to keep your flabby highways and bridges functioning.
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By the time I knew my father, he was a bald, slightly flabby, middle-aged doctor on whom a history of girl-chasing had left no visible trace.
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Flabby, weak, a frustrated musician tormented by latent homosexual desires, Fuller becomes fascinated by the eugenics movement and its tantalizing promise of a world filled with superior men.
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But as he got older, Dr. Hyman noticed something that bothered him: Despite plenty of exercise and a seemingly healthy diet, he was gaining weight and getting flabby.
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I'm a flabby human with a working heart, and I want a one-hour "Detroiters" special, and I'm mad that Comedy Central canceled the show in December instead.
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Sous-vide cod with black bean sauce was flabby and, like the scallops in a long canoe-shaped dish with peppers and onions, not a showpiece of sparkling freshness.
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Second, now that they are more vulnerable to competition and takeovers, they have been forced to shake off a long-standing tendency for successful Mexican companies to become flabby.
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Like the one who gave birth recently and now finds herself confined to the world's edge; who, sitting on this bench, feels the weight of her still flabby belly.
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We liked the chicken itself, which seemed to be the same patty used in the chicken-maple version, but found the biscuit flabby and the honey flavor almost undetectable.
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Described by one British paper as a "stubby little Austrian with a flabby handshake, shifty brown eyes and a Charlie Chaplin mustache," Hitler cut an uninspiring and ridiculous figure.
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For most of my life, bologna—that flabby, flaccid mystery meat most often spotted between two mayo-slathered slices of Wonder Bread—was something to be avoided at all costs.
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His distended belly, flabby thighs and skin speckled by decades of exposure to the sun appear in a cool, even light, as if he were already on a mortuary slab.
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Starting with the premise that the New York bagel had metastasized into an overrisen, underbaked balloon of flabby dough with a bellybutton where its hole should be, Ms. Weller scaled back.
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The alcohol level in American wines can often provide a clue as to whether the wine will have a refreshing snappiness, of which bitterness is a component, or a flabby sweetness.
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Summer officially starts on June 21, meaning that we'll soon have to peel away our protective layers of clothing and expose a winter's worth of pale and flabby flesh to the world.
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A draft of the policy released earlier this year alarmed some foreign carmakers, who worried Beijing was trying to trigger consolidation of the country's flabby auto industry through mergers and strategic cooperation.
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In that sense, this Netflix presentation falls victim to what's increasingly an issue with entries within the true-crime genre: Finding a gripping story, then telling it in a disjointed, flabby way.
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It's exciting to watch a raw slab of salmon transform from oily, flabby orange to translucent, dense persimmon red under the influence of just sugar and salt and time in the fridge.
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"The aroma is great, color is good, and there's some decent tannic and acidic structure, but the fruit flavor is a a sort of flabby, baked plum that fades fast," one wrote.
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Then the wagon door was flung open and out spilled a gaggle of reservists—they didn't look like soldiers; they looked like armored accountants, flabby and uncomfortably corseted in their flak vests.
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This story gives a behind-the-scenes look on the real-life abuelita who happily displayed her wrinkles, under-eye circles and flabby arms to give animators the realistic details they were looking for.
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"It's exciting to watch a raw slab of salmon transform from oily, flabby orange to translucent, dense persimmon red under the influence of just sugar and salt and time in the fridge," Gabrielle writes.
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Joshua, now with a record of 23 wins and one defeat, had described that June defeat — to a flabby-looking opponent drafted in as a late replacement — as no more than a "minor setback".
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If you've started to notice that your own children might be flabby enough to do a convincing Patrick impression, it could be because they've been spending their time watching Spongebob—or Nickelodeon, in general.
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Paul Gauguin, Honoré Daumier, Gustave Courbet, Théodule Ribot, Claude Monet, Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, Vincent van Gogh and Paul Cézanne, even though smaller in scale, all outdo Schnabel's flabby, ham-fisted, white elephants — hands down.
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Scorning the flabby norms of the liberal international order, they placed their trust in the muscular assertion of American power, deeming it the real guarantor of their country's interests and the world's civilized values alike.
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The thought of the mysterious man developing my film at a local photo processing firm was enough to strike fear into my heart, let alone a bunch of random people online staring at my flabby ass.
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Freeletics relies on another form of subtler, looks-based motivation: you are encouraged to take a picture of your flabby stomach before you start, so you'll always have a reference point for how far you've come.
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It's time to expand your Gouda horizons, so throw that flabby chunk of smoked Gouda at someone you hate (looking at you Kyle, RIP), and grab a fat slab of this week's crucial, caramel cadet: Roomano.
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The plaintiff, named in the lawsuit only by her initials, P.G.G., also says in the suit that the director, Altovise Gary, unnecessarily criticized the women's bodies and purposely embarrassed them by saying they were overweight or flabby.
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" Fukuyama also summarized Alexandre Kojève's judgment of the postwar European countries as "precisely those flabby, prosperous, self-satisfied, inward-looking, weak-willed states whose grandest project was nothing more heroic than the creation of the Common Market.
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Some health care providers and fitness instructors believe that a flabby postpartum belly can be flattened simply with abdominal exercise, such as crunches — which many people with DR end up doing wrong and with too much force.
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For most humans, to be completely comfortable around other people without any clothes on—pasty, flabby, and all—takes an inner strength, a confidence, a devil-may-care attitude that will honestly get you anywhere in this world.
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In 2014, North Korean ruler Kim Jong Un launched a cyberattack on Sony Pictures when it was about to release a Seth Rogen movie, "The Interview," in which the actor playing Kim revealed the Supreme Leader's naked, flabby backside.
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Stevie found weakfish in a honey hole he knows in Noyack Bay, and if I think that species a little slack and flabby on the plate, he loves it baked below mayonnaise and mustard, with cracker crumbs as crust.
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Some people have told me that it is "so brave" of me to show my pale, flabby stomach like that, which absolutely dilutes the real definition of bravery or courage for people who, you know, run into burning buildings.
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To immerse himself, Schumpeter hauled his flabby body to Taryn Toomey's The Class in New York, which invites its sometimes A-list, mostly female clientele to "witness their resistance to discomfort" by leaping around on a mat to thumping music.
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Wheezes like direct elections to the European Parliament, or the Spitzenkandidaten system for choosing the president of the European Commission by respecting the result of the European Parliament's election, are presented as injections of democratic adrenalin into Europe's flabby body politic.
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Some of the story this season has been a little flabby, but lines like "Samuel Johnson tells us puns are the lowest form of comedy, but for me, it's murder" still put this show in a class all its own.
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Now that he was in The Kitchen, he wanted to take full advantage of the opportunity, and so performed a ludicrous, yet again hilarious, piece of body art by stripping off his shirt and rhythmically flapping his slightly flabby male breasts.
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Cities and states run by a single party slide toward poor governance, and conservatives are essential to push back at flabby thinking on the left — like California's Proposition 10, a populist rent control proposal that might backfire and magnify homelessness.
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Former linemen have big necks, and as they age their throat tissue becomes flabby, so their tongues can block their airways, said Anthony Scianni, a dentist who runs the Center for Dental Sleep Medicine, which works with former N.F.L. players.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Some automakers in China are alarmed by proposed government restrictions on investing in new manufacturing capacity and the ways in which Beijing is trying to trigger consolidation of the country's flabby auto industry through mergers and strategic cooperation.
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Now Delaney is back with a roman à clef set in a thinly-veiled Malheur National Wildlife Refuge (Delaney renamed it the Bill Maher Memorial Wildlife Refuge), where our protagonist, Cap, searches for meaning and self-discovery amongst the hairy, flabby, horny occupiers.
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As an owner of big boobs, a flabby tummy, a big butt, thick calves, and a myriad of other "bad" body parts, I came to the conclusion that I'd never be able to truly enjoy fashion until I resembled a runway model.
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"He is a persistent thorn in the flabby underbelly of the Trump administration," Kimmel proudly declared before telling Acosta he was "a lot more popular here" than in the White House and it's safe to say Acosta and the funnyman hit it off.
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Mr. Solondz's eye for the petty hypocrisies and delusions of American life has lost some of its sharpness, and he flails at flabby targets — avant-garde art, campus "political correctness" — in ways that sometimes carry an ugly whiff of racial and sexual bigotry.
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There were inexplicably dense, flabby and elastic cakes, some still trembling and raw at the center, or a bit too browned at the edges, or forgotten and burned, or stuck tight in an unlined, ungreased pan, scratched out and served in crumbling pieces.
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Joshua had sounded receptive to the idea - "if you heard, we're going to do it a third," he said - but promoter Eddie Hearn would not be drawn after a bout won clinically on a unanimous points decision against a flabby-looking opponent.
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The carving was imprecise enough to make me glad it was only a roast duck under the knife and not a heart-surgery patient, and while the meat was juicy, pink and flavorful, the skin was flabby and as crisp as boiled spinach.
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It successfully endeavors to bring unusual audacity and pugnacity into the public eye so as to say something lasting about the human circus — about obsession and intensity — because many of today's art collectors have grown overly consensual, aesthetically flabby, and conventional in their culture zapping.
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Now, you can duck, dodge, and spin out of the way of an oncoming bullet in a game like Superhot, with nothing holding you back besides your weak, flabby body; you are the controller, not the plastic shit that's been strapped on to you.
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It's a winning strategy: Although this Ghostbusters is sometimes undermined by flabby moments where it seems apparent that the actresses were left to adlib their way through an unfinished scene, the pure delight of being around these characters is entertaining enough to overcome the rough spots.
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"A plus sized woman 'should not' show her cellulite or love handles, she should not display her flabby flappy arms, she should not show her double chin and if she is to be shown appreciation, the least she could be is pretty," Dubey wrote on her blog.
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Over time, that means they become weak and flabby, reducing your performance in the gym and increasing your risk of injury, whether you're lifting weights, walking, or simply hovering over a gas station toilet, says Stephen Cheuk, founder of S10 training studio in New York City.
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I stood behind her in line at the fishmonger's counter, my own cart bulging with Cheerios, two gallons of milk, laundry soap, instant mac and cheese, chicken breasts, cold cuts, bread, mayonnaise, apples, bananas, green beans, all the flabby embarrassments of motherhood that no longer embarrass me.
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For all that, the season does a whole lot of meandering, yielding long stretches that are not just talky but almost flabby, focusing too much on the jockeying for position and shifting alliances among the bad guys, who aren't consistently interesting enough to warrant all that attention.
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A loyal colleague from the earliest days of her leadership and an architect of the first Thatcher economic plan, he was perhaps the last person you would have selected to spend long hours by the Prime Minister's side, as she sliced her way through flabby world gatherings.
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You'll have heard terms like "bloated" and "flabby" used to describe bad bass, and in each case the problem is a lack of precision caused by poor vibration dampening, bad speaker design, or sloppy frequency tuning — and none of those issues are present with these B&W headphones.
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If you didn't watch the show, there's nothing here for you, but if you did, then you'll be happy to hear that this is exactly in keeping with the series: Superb acting from Groff and Murray Bartlett in particular, but some flabby storytelling and some moments that don't always feel earned.
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In any case, the AfD's performance—high at 13% but short of private pre-election predictions of 15% or more—was part of a broader story: the rise of smaller parties tapping into voter restlessness after 12 years of Mrs Merkel, during eight of which she has helmed flabby grand-coalitions with the SPD.
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Stranger Things is as if E.T. took a left turn into It, with a stop along the way to pick up a bit of the small-town terror of Halloween This has led some critics to complain, justifiably, that the show is quite flabby, with too many subplots and too much variance in quality among those subplots.
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We often talk about what "feels right" for a specific era when we are talking about why we opt for one kind of outfit over another, which is a kind of a flabby, indeterminate way of saying that an outfit communicates, more precisely than any another, our current sense of self, and our place in the world.
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But there are breast shapes under the overlarge and unclean T-shirt, and the exposed parts of the arms are flabby in a way that he's familiar with from his mother's old matron friends, women who gather in her kitchen once a week to spoon cornmeal into husks for the tamales that they sell on the street in tin tubs.
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"Person X looks like Person Y I met in Context Z a number of years ago" is her formula to transport us into her past, to narrate a series of sleazy hookups with more or less forgettable pseudo-intellectual types (the balding "magazine guy"; the flabby, aging community college professor; the wannabe comedian quoting The Vagina Monologues; the pretentious graduate student).
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" After 23 minutes of classic sitcom hijinks and mix-ups—Charlie makes a Valentine for Jerry, to show Frank just how not jealous he is—the truth is revealed: Frank had ordered parasite-laden poop off the dark web and inserted it inside of himself "with the tip of a teaspoon" to lose weight, because he thought he'd overheard Charlie calling him "flabby.
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While Reilly admits that it will take time for TV storytellers to know what to do with the extra real estate — most TV fans can think of a favorite cable or streaming show that suffers from flabby, unfocused storytelling due to having too much time to play with — he likes tackling that problem, as opposed to trying to keep viewers hooked through ad after ad after ad.
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It's still pretty shocking how ugly and strange this can all get—consider that this week saw both the publishing of a plummy 12,000-word encomium to the college football work ethic of a serial rapist currently serving 263 years in prison and the best-paid personalities of a cable sports channel engaging in a flabby but concerted effort to disprove decades of epidemic sexual misconduct in the University of Tennessee's athletic department.
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Tributes to recently departed pop stars abounded, in part because the past year has been brutal on the industry death-wise—Natalie Cole, who cleaned up at the Grammys in 1992, only received the "end of the obituary montage" honors and no live tribute, while Scott Weiland's former bandmates in Velvet Revolver, Matt Sorum and Duff McKagan, joined Alice Cooper and his band Hollywood Vampires for a slightly flabby tribute to Motörhead's Lemmy Kilmeister.
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"S-Town" is a penetrating psychological portrait of a brilliant, troubled man who has an orator's sense of timing and cadence, even when spewing profanities to Reed: We ain't nothing but a nation of goddamn, chicken-shit, horse-shit, tattletale, pissy-ass, whiny, fat, flabby, out of shape Facebook looking damn twerp-fest, peeking out the windows and slipping around, listening in on the cell phones and spying in the peephole and peeping in the crack of the goddamned door, and listening in the fucking sheet rock.
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Flabby arms are due to a combination of factors associated with aging and genetics, including an increase in overall body fat mass (a greater portion of which localizes to the arms in some women due to genetics), loss of muscle mass in the arms associated with aging and reduced activity (causing the skin to hang more loosely on the upper arm) and a loss of elasticity in the skin due to both aging and sun damage from UV radiation, according to San Francisco dermatologist Dr. Richard Glogau.
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Even in Powelton Village, Philly's wannabe version of the Village in New York—your city, Mr. Jackson, where you grew up in Harlem—we must have been an unusual sight: tall, fit black guy, and squat, flabby white guy, the unlikely pair of us roaming neighborhood streets, parties, participating in rallies, arts festivals, demonstrations, defying cops and authority, hitting on women, getting stinking drunk in local bars, but welcomed almost always, anywhere we showed up, by the helter-skelter mix of all sorts of people that constituted Powelton's inhabitants.
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