While police followed the galloping zebra down N. Grape Ave.
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Indeed, unicorns are galloping across the construction industry these days.
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This is due partly to galloping progress in medical science.
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If I tried to exercise, the headache came galloping in.
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Galloping synths compete with arching arpeggios at a rollicking tempo.
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"The river was faster than a galloping horse," FitzGerald writes.
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Another cause is China's galloping industrial growth, fueled by coal.
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You're a galloping ghost, You're just the most, You're Johnny Chung.
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They need Leandro Barbosa's galloping, head-down drives to the rim.
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Other technologies are galloping ahead, upsetting all kinds of pricing assumptions.
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Jaime on a white horse galloping for Dany with a lance.
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Wakefulness, that galloping horse, had fallen to the ground underneath me.
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Economic Scene Is there nothing to be done about galloping inequality?
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Jakobshavn is one of the fastest-moving ("galloping") glaciers in the world.
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A smaller-scale response to galloping prices is the emerging "egg economy".
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India, like China, is a country with galloping demand for raw materials.
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But some countries are galloping ahead, hopeful the rest will catch up.
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Like attempting to fit three players on a galloping horse, with flamethrowers.
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It is unclear why he stepped into the line of galloping horses.
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That meant humans balancing on top of galloping horses, sometimes chasing birds.
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It's not galloping ahead, and the tariffs having a little effect at 713%.
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"Why would Republicans be galloping to the left of Barack Obama?" he said.
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He will have no shortage of challenges, facing galloping inflation and high unemployment.
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Then something smacks my ass, and I start galloping around like a knucklehead.
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Firedamp), even more preposterous place names (Galloping Fronds, Crumbling Outset) and absurd deaths.
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You could work on understanding your galloping emotions by seeing a professional therapist.
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Eventually, Ross's distorted guitar erupts into dissonant sunbursts over the roughly galloping beat.
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Smart people are particularly apt to get distracted by their own galloping thoughts.
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Every December, our neighborhood is abuzz with lights, wreaths and galloping lawn ornaments.
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We imagined we were trotting and we would be galloping after the election.
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But Hong Kong's lacklustre aftermarket may still send mainland unicorns galloping to New York.
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Particularly striking is a galloping pattern in the strings—four rapid hoofbeats endlessly recurring.
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Or watch this video of Mr. Cave's horse-like Soundsuits Galloping Through Grand Central.
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Djokovic and Vajda indicated on Sunday night that they plan to continue galloping forward.
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Pogba galloping again up the middle, finds Giroud out wide on the left side.
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That galloping valuation could unlock a multi-billion-dollar paycheck for CEO Elon Musk.
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"I picked it up and started galloping her like a horse," Ms. Paulson said.
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"But now he's got horses that are galloping with him," Weekes said of Ovechkin.
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Here, the language is flexible, the staging galloping, the furniture whirled about on wheels.
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Against a soundtrack of galloping hooves came tweeds and tartans, houndstooth and devoré florals.
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When I was a young teenager, though, it was very much alive and galloping.
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Though Salah's speed is thrilling, he seldom provides an end product to his galloping runs.
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I keep expecting 22017 blokes on horses to home galloping out of the sky pic.twitter.
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It took the form of "sleeplessness, muscle tightness, sweating and galloping, unrelenting thoughts," he writes.
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The feedback kept building and building in energy, until ultimately Galloping Gertie twisted itself apart.
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Unlike most tech unicorns galloping to expand their market share, it already makes a profit.
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The whole story of aging populations and galloping technological disruption isn't new but still persuades.
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Even his galloping rhythms had an unpretentious lightness, more like a pony than a Clydesdale.
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He wrote in a galloping, oddly punctuated style, treating literature almost as an outsider art.
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When lit, the burning sticks guided ancestors back to this world on a galloping horse.
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The horse, Unveiled, fractured its right humerus while galloping in morning training, the facility said.
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The only comparable metabolic increase Diamond knew of had been identified in a galloping racehorse.
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Her tasks might seem like nothing special (she does lots of yelling and galloping around).
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Off we went, galloping towards the dog, who saw us coming and took off in turn.
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Hunt was especially unharnessed, spending almost his entire set skipping and galloping across the two stages.
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In a flash, it took off into a full sprint, galloping triumphantly into the end zone.
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Few symbols embody the American West like wild horses galloping through an endless sea of sagebrush.
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A mess of galloping horses, billowing nightgowns and blaring bagpipes, the movie earned five Oscar nominations.
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That was before the state's galloping economic growth, before Donald J. Trump awoke a liberal resistance.
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It was Simba galloping home to take his place as the rightful king of Pride Rock.
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Galloping onward, Johnson uses this extraordinary connection — do protectionism and misogyny always go hand in hand?
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Galloping In 1969, a new kind of cooking show emerged from a television studio in Ottawa.
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"Wolf Hall," the first book in the series, begins mid-scene, in a galloping present tense.
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He does not seem to mind unbuttoning his shirt, covered in galloping stallions, for a stranger.
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"The ECB can take it easy because inflation won't be galloping," VP Bank economist Thomas Gitzel said.
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Chung was the prototype of all the galloping ghosts and flying phantoms that clutter the autumn editions.
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The other shows men dressed as Bedouins galloping on horseback across a desert with three oil rigs.
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The broad measure of money supply grew by 39% over the past year, which drove galloping inflation.
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The company has been galloping ahead of its competitors despite recent disasters in the autonomous driving world.
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A wooden silhouette of a gaucho on a galloping horse, bolas whirling overhead, makes a handsome logo.
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Some have even been spotted galloping down Hong Kong highways and swimming in the city's main harbor.
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A hug or a handshake could spread a deadly disease that is already galloping out of control.
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But for all the preshow drama and wet weather, it was her most galloping collection to date.
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Before I had time to register the implications of that, Anton was galloping around, wildly chasing something.
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Bill Fountain, now a high school teacher in Dallas, was barely 5 when Mr. Kerr began galloping.
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And what about the pikelike wooden stakes with which the English greet their galloping foe, at Agincourt?
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Rowe's mission was to show that the American cavalry was still capable of galloping to the rescue.
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The weak currency and galloping inflation have been a complaint of sporadic street protests since late 2017.
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" All the heroes, meanwhile, were white, a thought juxtaposed with John Wayne galloping across the screen in "Stagecoach.
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The central bank followed with a January rate cut to goose growth, even as consumer prices kept galloping.
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That makes it so there's no need to, for example, switch from a trotting to a galloping gait.
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Net income at these companies is expected to grow 103%, versus a galloping 50% increase a year earlier.
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They spend their early days nuzzling for milk, galloping through rolling pastures and growing into their lengthy limbs.
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"There are splits out there and often fragmentation exists ... That is leaving scope for galloping populism," he said.
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The extraordinary opening shot, of a horseman galloping through a snowy, mountainous landscape, evokes westerns and samurai movies.
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But with the current pace of wildfires and deforestation, the world is rapidly galloping in the wrong direction.
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Grange was known as the "Galloping Ghost" for his ability to outsmart and outrun opponents on the field.
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And the slippery conditions didn't stop the 11 dancers from sprinting and galloping across the park's vast lawn.
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The galloping rhythm of the bells is determined by her movement, a combination of toe lifts and shuffling steps.
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The daffodil's unusual geometry isn't especially well-suited for bridge design, and hence would not have saved Galloping Gertie.
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Yet by early 2003, Argentina's economy roared back, galloping ahead at a torrid 9 percent pace for 5 years.
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I've screamed "come on!" at a pack of galloping horses without knowing which one, exactly, I was rooting for.
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Still, it's hard not to credit Daft Punk with the galloping pace and punishing drums of this Yeezus standout.
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"Thundercunt" boasts galloping rhythms and a face-melting solo, with a chorus every bit as vulgar as you'd expect.
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On the track "22," the trio Pottymouth bemoans with a galloping punk-rock beat moving through their early 20s.
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The final outcome of these experiments has generally been galloping inflation, crisis and the collapse of the economic system.
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They shoot a bow and arrow while standing up on horseback, galloping, on a field that is not even.
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"After a long phase of galloping prices, rents will now be stopped," she said, "and that is sorely needed."
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On a long, straight, desolate stretch, we came over a rise and saw five reindeer galloping straight toward us.
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" Gaga ended the note by recounting things she'd miss about Arabella, like "feeding her cookies" and "galloping through the canyons.
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The only way to dramatize such a narrative is with breakneck enthusiasm, with nonstop galloping beats and distorted electronic blats.
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The upheaval makes it hard to make meaningful economic comparisons, but Crimeans complain of galloping inflation and daily electricity rationing.
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History lessons praise the dumping of tea, riots, and protests against taxation without representation, Paul Revere galloping through the night.
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Given that horses are your main mode of transportation, you're probably going to end up caring about your galloping pal.
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Rental costs for housing (including imputed rents) have shown some signs of moderating, for example, having previously been galloping upwards.
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I'd be Rob Roy galloping up the glens, throwing myself off my pony—sad life, really, playing on my own!
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The video, shared publicly on Facebook by user Leo Tapia, shows horses galloping away from growing fires and overwhelming smoke.
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Stocks can keep galloping higher for the next few years in a late-'90s rerun, and then drop a lot.
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In this, the best episode of the season so far, these ride-or-die homeboys are galloping in perfect step.
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His arrival at the polling place Tuesday morning, astride a galloping horse, could be seen as a pre-victory dance.
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The oil-rich country is suffering the third year of a recession that has sparked product shortages and galloping inflation.
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The distinctive 'Stang fascia and rear tail lights define the vehicle, along with the galloping pony icon on the grille.
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It had a particularly memorable scene involving a stag hunt, which included countless hounds running alongside riders on galloping horses.
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Soon she sets off, galloping around the perimeter with her hands in front of her body crossed at the wrists.
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Wild mustangs galloping across open plains: For years, they've been the perfect poster ponies for the concept of American freedom.
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It's obvious now that a lifestyle of galloping consumption is not just unsustainable; it also fails to make anyone happy.
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At the same time, he saw a herd of wild horses galloping down the hill, and it really scared him.
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Real suffering accompanies our galloping inequality: Note the shocking uptick in drug- and despair-induced mortality among middle-age white Americans.
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"When one buzzes in front of the lens, it looks like a horse is galloping across the frame," Ms Pitel says.
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The horse was galloping during a morning training session at the track in Arcadia when it was injured, the board said.
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On Friday morning, a damsel found herself in distress and a man perched on his horse came galloping to her rescue.
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Between 6003 and 2600 growth was galloping along at 211-2000% a year and was forecast to go into double digits.
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Two horses are galloping down the final hill, and the crowd pushes up toward the barriers to get a good look.
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A runaway zebra escaped from a ranch near San Antonio, Texas and was caught on camera galloping around a residential neighborhood.
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It takes its time, instead of galloping forward, full tilt, and that's the right call at this point in the season.
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Those pictures allowed Muybridge to see things the human eye couldn't — like a horse's four feet leaving the ground while galloping.
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Filmed at the skatepark on London's South Bank, the clip above shows a cheerful, GoPro-toting dog galloping after its owner.
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The entrancing folk track finds Leithauser's voice backed by an angelic choir, acoustic guitar noodling, and a galloping, Western-style build.
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Harvard scientists successfully recorded five frames of Eadweard Muybridge's 1887 galloping horse on living bacteria, and retrieved the images in sequence.
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"I was a hot walker, I was a groom, I was an exercise rider," galloping horses in ten-degree winter weather.
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The U.S. public debt is now more than $22 trillion, galloping at a faster growth rate than that of the GDP.
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Wind turbines, solar panels, batteries and electric cars have all been galloping ahead in performance and plunging in price for years.
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"You know if you get on a horse and you have really tight reins and the horse is galloping?" she said.
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How else could filmmakers convey the galloping speed of history but with a process-shot montage of spinning newspaper front pages?
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She needs to be moving — galloping down the street or shoving somebody through a door or doing a shuffle-ball-change.
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Earlier in December, the government announced new property market regulations, including tighter mortgage guidelines, to rein speculation and galloping property prices.
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Protests over fuel shortages, galloping inflation and allegations of corruption by public officials have rocked Haiti for the past four weeks.
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The obstructionism that we read about in the Mueller report has come galloping off the pages and right onto our front doorstep.
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The new My Little Pony-themed MTG gear, which, naturally, has been dubbed Ponies: The Galloping, will be available in two bundles.
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So that really was 50 guys riding on the backs of their horses, galloping down a hill, while shooting bows and arrows.
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There are galloping sea urchins that can scurry across the sea floor on long spines, at speeds of several centimetres a second.
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His work leading development of the galloping Big Dog quadruped at Boston Dynamics both inspired and terrified a new generation of makers.
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Galloping-freaking-gargoyles. HBO announced Thursday that it will be the only place to stream all eight Harry Potter movies starting Jan.
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But tell that to J. J. McCarthy, the young cowboy galloping across the Nebraska plain to cast his "virgin vote" in 1884.
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Venezuela, with what may be the largest proven oil reserves of any nation, has a shrinking economy with galloping poverty and inflation.
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Tokyo-based producer Quarta330 today shared "Digital Lotus Flower," a galloping new track off his forthcoming Pixelated EP on UK imprint Hyperdub.
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It will feel silly, but making a window with your limbs or galloping like a horse embeds the lines in your mind.
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Then Jenny Vidbel arrived with a string of ponies, which were then joined by a herd of horses, galloping shaggily in formation.
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Horan carves out a bit of space on the left, and her cross meets a galloping Morgan right in front of Telford.
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The winning eagle is chosen after a second round, judged on how they hunt a mammal carcass tied to a galloping horse.
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Jostling around her were more than 2135 men and women, all of them running side by side with their own galloping animals.
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Justify looked right at home on the track during his first workout at Belmont on Thursday, moving around briskly and galloping with authority.
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The central bank at the auction offered a yield above its benchmark interest rate to lure investors in the face of galloping inflation.
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It might seem odd that you're pedaling to simulate a horse galloping or a car's wheels, but it felt quite natural to me.
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And last month near Times Square, visitors got the additional spectacle of a police horse, free of its rider, galloping through Midtown Manhattan.
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It has the propulsive momentum that runs through most of his music, and playful touches of Americana like galloping rhythms and expansive fifths.
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As a teenager I was a Mounted Auxiliary New York City Parks enforcement officer, galloping Belgian draft horses through Central Park chasing truants.
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Quip set off down the backstretch on his mile-long gallop, comfortably hitting each furlong in about 18 seconds, his normal galloping pace.
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Everyone onstage is as caught up in the sensory sweep of the music as the audience has been in Mr. Butterworth's galloping narrative.
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While it's gathering its information and conducting its interviews and preparing its graphics, Mr. Trump is galloping out ahead, rewriting the story daily.
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The Seoul government on Monday announced new property market regulations, including tighter mortgage guidelines, to rein speculators and rein in galloping property prices.
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With the bell for final lap ringing Chepngetich made a devastating move, splintering the leading pack and galloping home for a decisive victory.
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Venezuela is currently embroiled in a worsening crisis, which includes widespread food and medicine shortages, frequent power cuts, sporadic looting and galloping inflation.
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Developments in bioscience, galloping forward in most cases for reasons having nothing to with reproduction, will combine to make IVF cheaper and much easier.
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Omaha is galloping in his last hard workout prior to the $25,000 at Pimlico Race Track in Baltimore on May 10, 1935 at Preakness.
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Gail: Yeah, the barbarian hordes are galloping down the mountain and the two towns at the bottom agree to work together on improved streetlights.
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Under former Presidents José Sarney and Fernando Collor, Brazil pursued several unorthodox policies to fight galloping inflation, such as confiscating investments in savings accounts.
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His fetlocks puffed from galloping, his tail curled upward From the joy of feeling fleet across the tinted grasslands And the gold savannahs there.
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What image could be more evocative of freedom than that of wild horses, galloping over the plains, their manes elegantly flowing in the breeze?
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Amusingly, the main choice of weapons isn't swords but drums that opponents beat — with insistent, galloping fingers — to create a powerful, mystical sonic force.
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Innovation is galloping, crime is down, kids are behaving, and — the ultimate gift — Americans live almost a decade longer than as recently as 1960.
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Although I am sympathetic with elements of the author's case, his galloping reductionism left me enervated and wishing his short book were even shorter.
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The distorted blare and galloping beat are true to the band's indie-rock beginnings, back in 1989; the furious disillusionment is from right now.
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It's a deep pleasure to see her shrug off such strictures and lavish her attention on the petty, the creepy and the galloping mad.
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I believe the current bull is likely to continue galloping for years to come, pushing the Dow Jones Industrial Average above 40,000 by 25.
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And despite all the lost workers, United States oil production is galloping upward, to nine million barrels a day from 234 million in September.
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In the end, I had to create the galloping by hand with help of the sampler which was more than welcome to lend a hoof.
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Derby River was galloping during a morning training session Thursday at the track in Arcadia when it was injured, the California Horse Racing Board said.
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These include codes like /ponystream (which produced a herd of galloping My Little Ponies) and /shydino (which sent a tiny dinosaur running to find cover).
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" This sometimes means offering fantastical experiences that are neither realistic nor historically accurate, "like attempting to fit three players on a galloping horse, with flamethrowers.
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Medvedev said that fiscal stability gives Russia an extra "safety margin" and loosing that margin would mean galloping inflation and problems in buying basic products.
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And so the event has been galloping along at a clip, with more designers than ever before and shows and presentations scheduled back to back.
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Playing the Arab warrior Sherif Ali, the actor made one of cinema's most memorable entrances as he emerged from the horizons galloping on a camel.
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Here's everything you need to know Scientists uploaded a galloping horse GIF into bacteria with Crispr Crispr's next big debate: How messy is too messy?
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Another former justice who came galloping back to life was Byron White, the first to hail from Colorado, whom Gorsuch served as a law clerk.
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This one shot of a gang of cowboys galloping across the prairie seems to be a very tiny hint of what that will look like.
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As Church says, "A horse galloping is biological information over time, and is one of the first examples of recording any motion, especially biological motion."
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Such long odds nevertheless seem worth taking where the only other option, in the face of galloping climate change, is giving up the game altogether.
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Tell it to CYRUS as his flowing locks bounce against his shoulders as he rides on this galloping steed into this pristine fade out sequence.
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In the image the president is depicted as an ass, who causes chaos by galloping into a group of chicks, representing the US financial system.
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Deny. Except the actress who plays her in "The Crown," when she's galloping on her horse to Peter Townsend with her trench coat flying behind.
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Rapinoe drives in a free kick toward a team of galloping attackers, but it's about a foot too far for Lavelle at the far post.
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It was a galloping Carnival anthem played in the Haitian style and sung largely in Haitian Creole, a language the jazz players did not understand.
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Galloping into the celebratory spirit, NBC Sports Group is running its "most comprehensive social media plan ever" for the 142nd Kentucky Derby, according to the net.
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The European Union (EU) lacks unity and faces the danger of an unprecedented rise of "galloping populism," the head of the European Commission said on Wednesday.
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And women aren't looking for their knight in shining armor to come galloping in on a white horse—they want him on a sack of gold.
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Instead of tending to your wounds, you're galloping through the woods, ready to transform into something new, something inspiring—ready to break free from the past.
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Twitter is nearly as expensive as Facebook, whose revenue and profit are galloping higher, based on next year's projected earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization.
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Machine learning, it turns out, is not galloping toward us on a white horse (or a Tesla) to whisk us away from our decaying public sphere.
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Ms. Warren, from Massachusetts, is not the only Democratic presidential candidate to promise to corral the galloping growth of riches controlled by those at the top.
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The economic gloom has seen a collapse in property values and empty shopping malls as the galloping cost of living takes its toll on consumer spending.
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Then things kicked off, with the men wrestling for possession of the dead goat before galloping down the field and chucking it in the tire goal.
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It is there in that galloping bassline, a juddering thud that sounds like a lost lover desperately trying to backtrack their way into the good books.
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It had been nearly 10 years since I had last skied, and bombing down the mountain felt as pure and intoxicating as galloping on a horse.
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Boris Johnson, a Lothario galloping to seed, apparently has a new haircut, a sign that he's ready to make yet another play for the top job.
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There is, I find, only one thing that soothes my galloping anxiety, and that is talking to women who are actually doing the work of campaigning.
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He easily seduced the densely packed crowd, promising "so many ways to love you" and carrying the crest of his set toward a galloping gospel climax.
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It opened with a troika of translucent horses lit up in white neon galloping across the night sky, gliding along invisible rails hung from the ceiling.
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Even if Prince Charming will never come galloping around on his awkwardly endowed stallion, it's nice—if but for three and a half minutes—to dream.
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Anderson has spent much of his life atop horses; he can ride standing with a foot planted on the back of two steeds galloping side by side.
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I always think Claire's true nature is when her hair's blowing and she's on a horse and she's galloping across a field with Jamie by her side.
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On Earth, these large, predatory reptiles are solitary creatures, normally sedentary but capable of swimming quickly and even galloping over land for short bursts to catch prey.
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This sometimes means offering fantastical experiences that are neither realistic nor historically accurate, "like attempting to fit three players on a galloping horse, with flamethrowers," writes Gabrielson.
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But what was angrily portrayed as generational theft and galloping socialism under President Obama is now accepted with all the outrage of a cow chewing its cud.
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As the bulls approach, I glance back over my shoulder to see a galloping dark gray bull swinging his wide horns out in front of the pack.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Harvard scientists successfully recorded five frames of Eadweard Muybridge's 1887 galloping horse on living bacteria, and retrieved the images in sequence.
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However the 51-year-old president - who faces widespread anger over galloping inflation, rampant insecurity and allegations of corruption - would not say with whom he was talking.
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Politicians cavort by night, throwing fruit in slow motion at a laughing naked man, cut against shots of Sarah galloping into the woods on a black horse.
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In a video describing the project, it says that it bought "acres" on the US-Mexico border, while displaying footage of wild horses galloping across desert scrubland.
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By the time Holt is galloping through flames and Vandevere is threatening to kill Dumbo's mom — matricide being a studio signature — the movie has gone enjoyably bonkers.
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Alice narrates the book in galloping flapper banter, and the characters surrounding her respond in kind, all equally witty, like the troupe in a Noël Coward play.
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Here's the Denver Broncos mule mascot "Miles" galloping through the gridiron (left) -- and the Carolina Panthers' ferocious feline "Sir Purr" cradling the football on the sidelines (right).
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But even if the government finds a fudge for the dispute in Dong Tam, lots more farmland will be paved over before Vietnam's galloping urbanisation runs its course.
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" Lady Gaga went on to say that her and Arabella's "souls and spirits were one" as they did activities like "long hikes together" and "galloping through the canyons.
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Sadly, as a metalhead, one finds this to be true amongst basically all of the awesome ancient peoples about whom it's the most fun to write galloping riffs.
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Still from animation by Natalie MossAnimation students at Carnegie Mellon University were recently tasked with reimagining classic film footage of a galloping horse from the late 19th century.
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Lately the buy-to-let boom has been correlated with galloping house prices, which have made it harder for youngsters to get a foot on the housing ladder.
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"Cupid" Sam Cooke's original was a breezy string-laden affair, but Winehouse took a cue from Johnny Nash's reggae cover for a galloping Studio One-style version. 8.
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Venezuela's opposition is seeking to recall the unpopular leader, 53, amid a worsening crisis that includes food and medicine shortages, frequent power cuts, sporadic looting and galloping inflation.
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Wall Street hasn't done badly either, with the S&P 500 , Dow Jones and Nasdaq galloping up roughly 16 percent, 21 percent and 14 percent this year respectively.
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Some employers and leaders of the business world, perhaps intent on skirting their own role in America's galloping inequality, seem to think drugs are a big reason why.
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A ninth-grade teacher required his students to memorize everything from Dickinsonian quickies to middling Frosties to the insomniac visions of Poe and the galloping ballads of Noyes.
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But here there is always a new tribe of children playing in the last light, and their glad, galloping games and their high, thin voices lift my heart.
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She displayed a gold ring resembling a galloping horse, its front and back legs nearly joined to form a circle, and another with a turtle made of diamonds.
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While their heft may prevent them from galloping for long periods of time, elands have excellent jumping abilities and are strong enough to fend off predators in herds.
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Africa's biggest economy is battling its first recession in 25 years amidst galloping inflation and a weakening currency, which has led foreign investors to flee its financial markets.
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Without a goat's strong front legs and flexible musculature, a person undertaking goatlike movements, such as galloping or leaping to the ground head first, would be badly hurt.
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And thus, the world will see Kevin (as the Beast) galloping and transforming; they'll see David bending steel; and they'll see those evil agents drowning him to death.
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She can launch a tracker from a horse galloping at full speed, but is in awe of her colleague's book smarts, and not self-conscious about expressing it.
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When one man barks with laughter to see the Tuunbaq galloping toward him in an earlier episode, it feels as true as anything else the show could say.
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With a light kick, she and her white-and-red-spotted horse, Sammy, would be off, galloping down a forest trail or traipsing through the scenery of rural Oregon.
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Tender and affable though the sendup was, the myth being evoked — that of the rugged individualist galloping to the world's rescue — remains as politically potent as any in America.
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Dougy's exuberant falsetto, delayed guitar ripples, and galloping drums became synonymous with that delicious rush of falling in love (in a nice v-neck sweater vest and skinny tie).
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Similarly, the five frames of the Muybridge movie, showing a horse galloping, was one of the first moving images ever recorded, using technology that was new in the 1870s.
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We both turned and ran out of the park, me galloping on my bad knee and Moira sprinting in her heels, her glockenspiel case clutched firmly across her chest.
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Part of the race took place on slippery paths outside in the snow, but most of it was below ground, with runners galloping past giant oak barrels of wine.
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Humanity has always liked to go fast, whether it's been astride a galloping horse or by strapping sticks to your feet and pushing yourself off a snow-covered mountain.
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During the event, Ms. MacPhail was thrown from her saddle while attempting a water jump, and her horse began galloping back to the stable area about a mile away.
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That struck a viewer at Vanessa Seward's unostentatious, pretty show (though unostentatious is not always the word that springs to mind when a metallic gold jumpsuit comes galloping out).
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I was delighted by the clue for ABBEY ROAD — I swear I could picture in my mind a fabulous old album cover with a herd of zebras galloping along.
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Such grandeur is the territory where "War Horse" lives, though that show freed the imagination — and sharpened it — by using intricate, galloping, large-scale puppets to play its animals.
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Chinese steel futures were up 1503 percent after galloping more than 3 percent on Monday on firm demand in China and data showing a recovery in China's manufacturing activity.
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Video showed the horse bucking off the rider, identified as Armando Ruiz, and galloping right into a crowd at the Colusa County Fair parade June 8, Fox 40 Sacramento reported.
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Excitingly, the researchers said their new multi-faceted methodology can be used to study other important evolutionary transitions, such as the origin of flight or the galloping gaits of mammals.
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When Newt shimmies down his suitcase and into his menagerie — filled to the brim with galloping, winged, phosphorescent, snuggling animals — the screen lights up just as much as his eyes.
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All the inspiration from it, from growing up, from Galloping Gourmet and Frugal Gourmet and Lawrence Welk and Ernie Kovacs and Julia Child and Two Fat Ladies and Mister Rogers.
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With only three episodes left to get his characters galloping to a Jane Austen photo-finish, Mr. Fellowes knew he was going to have to start inciting a little fellowship.
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European leader Jean-Claude Juncker's proposed measures to stem the risk of "galloping populism" and stop the 28-country bloc from breaking up have been slammed as inadequate and insufficient.
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That was a couple of years after Mr. Collor ordered the confiscation of most of the money people had stored in savings accounts, a failed attempt to control galloping inflation.
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Last year scientists used it to upload a galloping horse GIF into E. coli It can do much more serious stuff too, like eradicating invasive species that threaten native wildlife.
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In the meantime: Happy birthday, Lil Nas X. Let's all listen to this galloping lament of the lonely Southern life in his honor; it undeniably slaps, genre conventions be damned.
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And if you don't know what to do with your bow and arrow, that means you're feeling like a lost and confused centaur, galloping around the woods with no purpose.
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Among the dynamic heirs to this sensibility is Karin Coonrod, who staged a galloping six-hour production of the "Henry VI" trilogy plays two decades ago that left audiences panting.
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It's a good setup for a science-fiction horror novel, and Malerman, alternating past and present, keeps the action galloping along nicely, a long jam with a seductive, infectious rhythm.
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His style is hyperathletic — galloping solos that last for 10 straight minutes, high jumps reminiscent of basketball players' reaching for the hoop — but it retains a roughness around its edges.
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The "Grease" that the director Thomas Kail (of Broadway's "Hamilton") served up was cinematic — impressively so, with its countless cameras, its tracking shots, its zooms, its galloping from soundstage to soundstage.
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Under the glare of fashion's most influential editor, I felt more like a galloping giraffe than a supermodel as I trotted past Delevingne (in sparkly Yves Saint Laurent) on the catwalk.
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Galloping automation and digitisation invite a remaking of education systems and should prompt reformers to take on tech giants like Google and Amazon in the name of competition and consumer protection.
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According to U.S. News & World Report, a fossilized skull recently discovered in the Pavlodar region of Kazakhstan puts Siberian unicorns, or Elasmotherium sibiricum, galloping around the Earth only 29,000 years ago.
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The galloping rise in American oil production up to 2014 caught many traditional oil producers off guard and contributed to a rapid increase in global oil stocks to unsustainably high levels.
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Currently, one of these ideas galloping loose about the countryside revolves around the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim trading once and future MVP Mike Trout in order to spark a rebuilding.
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In Thailand, it was influential to see a galloping urbanization coexist alongside more antiquated things, to see people living off the soup they make with fresh produce alongside more modern places.
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And there was always sufficient of the "galloping major" about Churchill to make it easy to assume that he was acting with over-boisterous irresponsibility, power having gone to his head.
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HARARE, Zimbabwe — Civil servants stung by Zimbabwe's galloping inflation staged a one-day strike on Wednesday in a demand for increased wages, saying that their earnings were disappearing under skyrocketing prices.
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The resurgence of wild turkeys from near extinction has become increasingly familiar in suburban America where flocks strut Main Street quite fearlessly and occasionally chase like galloping raptors after frightened humans.
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Kate Hamill, the author of a rollicking, heartfelt "Sense and Sensibility" and a naughty and frantic "Vanity Fair," has a gift for condensing three-volume novels into galloping two-act plays.
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One year, he said, he watched in awe as a galloping coil of energy named Dennis Rodman scored 46 points and grabbed 32 rebounds in a game for Southeastern Oklahoma State.
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" He gave a nod; the pianist thundered into the familiar, galloping rhythms; and the eight Valkyries began to sing — powerfully enough to shake the floorboards of the small rehearsal hall. "Yes!
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Happy was the one that she fell in love with, and who made her fall in love with riding — the rituals of bridling and saddling, the thrill of galloping and jumping.
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China's internet powerhouses stand at the forefront of the nation's galloping high-tech progress — a surge that has been brought into sharp focus by the Trump administration's efforts to counter it.
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The game tickets and the Super Bowl program cover are an explosion of tropical colors, with a sparkling silver Vince Lombardi Trophy rising in the path of a galloping ball carrier.
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The North Korean dictator, Kim Jong-un, rode the white steed through snowy fields, galloping between dusted trees, pausing for an aw-shucks-I'm-on-a-horse smile at the camera.
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But the galloping retrospective of his dogged, wide-ranging trek through the colors and styles of his time showing at the Neue Galerie has the poignant appeal of a war diary.
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Harvard Medical School researchers encoded a series of stills of a galloping horse captured in 1878 by Eadweard Muybridge, a photographer and moving-image pioneer, inside the DNA of common bacteria.
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The title character of George Kelly's 1924 play "The Show-Off" is a boasting buffoon named Aubrey Piper — a vain, dissembling blowhard with an obvious toupee and galloping delusions of grandeur.
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In a paper published today in Nature, Harvard researchers1 describe using a Crispr system to insert bits of DNA encoded with photos and a GIF of a galloping horse into live bacteria.
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Latin America's No. 3 economy has soured over the last year, however, with benchmark interest rates in excess of 66 percent and inflation galloping at a more than 50 percent annual rate.
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To test the time-based recording capabilities of biological DNA, Shipman's team fed in to the bacterial DNA strands the galloping horse GIF frame-by-frame over the course of five days.
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Latin America's No. 3 economy has soured over the last year, however, with benchmark interest rates in excess of 66 percent and inflation galloping at more than a 50 percent annual rate.
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Despite the rise in the rial value of the budget, however, it is effectively worth about half of the current budget because of the recent weakening of the currency and galloping inflation.
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His version of the galloping theme from the NBC western "Bonanza," which began in 163 and would end its hugely popular run in 1973, reached No. 19 on the Billboard singles chart.
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One of the reasons stocks are not galloping higher right now is that investors don't know which companies will get hurt by the tariffs, and how bad their financial pain will be.
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With riders galloping their horses toward obstacles the size of S.U.V.s and then suddenly turning, show jumping is a sport of timing and finesse, but it's not for the faint of heart.
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How Wolfson made what is in fact an animatronic doll appear real is a mystery typical of new art's galloping technological novelties, and one likely to become old hat in short order.
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One imagines them joining Tom Cruise in the 2003 movie "The Last Samurai," galloping at full tilt, swords drawn, representing the last vestige of their chivalrous time crashing against the mechanized future.
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Wordplay SUNDAY PUZZLE — What's better on a Sunday than getting out into the fresh air, mounting your trusty steed and galloping along the beach with your hair swept back by the wind?
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Orlando. It is hard not to fall in love with a beautiful, brilliant creature who changes genders while galloping across three centuries on a pair of "the shapeliest legs" in the land.
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Economists say the controls, first imposed by the government of Maduro's predecessor Hugo Chavez, are themselves partially responsible for galloping prices and an economic crisis that has led to a political one.
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Yet the 24-year old Hawaiian is also a victim of circumstance: he is galloping into his competitive prime at a time when there is downright gridlock at the top of his division.
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Budweiser, known for its tear-jerking ads with galloping draft horses, also took a political turn, highlighting the tough immigrant journey of one of its founders Adolphus Busch, to pursue his American dream.
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HANOI (Reuters) - Vietnam completed a protracted leadership transition on Saturday, with 21 new faces in a cabinet tasked with reforming an economy seeing galloping growth but dogged by privatization and public debt problems.
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Then Mr Jones's bass began galloping alongside; he said that the two rhythmists "locked together as a team immediately", and they later picked interlinking rings as their respective symbols for the band's artwork.
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Amazons spar and support each other, unfurl themselves off their galloping horses, launch their sistren into the air to leap higher than they could on their own, and scoff into men's gaping faces.
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The DMRT3 gene, associated with modern ambling gaits like the rack or the two-beat trot, was not present, so these horses probably only moved with "natural gaits"—walking, trotting, cantering, and galloping.
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A Chinese city embedded in the clouds; a shark swimming through water so clear it could be air; a colorless zebra galloping through a blindingly yellow meadow; the moments captured here are unbelievable.
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"It's got a few of my favorite things: soulful chords, cosmic arps, ambient textures, a galloping bass, and crisp vocals and lush harmonies by the amazing Fiora," the producer told THUMP over email.
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With its galloping pace and strange criminal bedfellows, this funny and engrossing film sometimes feels like the droll capers of the Ealing studio (maker of "The Lavender Hill Mob" among other small classics).
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For Carmen Cruz and her husband, it has been a long 12 months since Hurricane Maria's galloping 155-mile-an-hour winds blew away the couple's wooden home in a matter of hours.
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With its galloping rhythm section and Gohl's potent lyrics, "Willing" is an affecting standout on the LP. "We've been pretty consistently talking about mental health and anxiousness throughout our musical endeavor," Gohl said.
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Tom comes galloping back into the narrative from nowhere, looking a lot like Hard Ass in ringlets and a white hat, and magically-realistically shoots a bullet through the rope as it tightens.
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The rapid rise of leverage and household debt has sparked concerns China could be galloping down the same road to ruin followed by Japan in the early 1990s and the US in 2008.
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Location: Tacoma, WashingtonCost: $11 millionConstructed: 1938-1940Issue: Flexibility and unstable cablesDate of incident: 1940Also known as "Galloping Gertie," the Tacoma Narrows Bridge in Washington collapsed only four months after opening for public use.
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" PARELES The pop-punk trio Pottymouth, three women who have been working together since their teens, confronts aging with a galloping punk-rock beat in — really, this is not a high number — "22.
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This narrative and symbol-laden scheme suggests that a revolutionary wake-up call sent some inspired fighters galloping towards the subversive, imaginative, and emancipatory struggles taken up by Aponte and those like him.
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It's an autumnal forest filled with ancient, rusted war machines; a wind-swept field split in two by galloping horses; lightning cracking down toward a rusted sword shoved into the top of a hill.
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The Trump administration may be trying to revive the moribund coal sector in the U.S., but new figures released Tuesday show that it will be hard to catch up to the galloping solar sector.
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In the past generation, both liberal and social democratic regimes have presided over a galloping growth in inequality, and, in more than one case, they have plunged their nations into reckless wars of choice.
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"Millennia's Faith Undone" is the bombastic first single, and is a busy, galloping melodic black/death metal fight song spiked with traditional instruments (and features a guest spot from Hong Kong singer Denise Ho).
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In the cozy space of the Catinca Tabacaru Gallery on Manhattan's Lower East Side, puppies, flowers, a heart, a rainbow and a galloping horse fill the room alongside three paintings and an LED drawing.
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I have spent seasons chasing the thrills of LCD Soundsystem anthems—especially "All My Friends," a 2007 hit built on soul-searching and on galloping pianos—despite understanding only about half of the lyrics.
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Other nights, the president settles in on the sofa under the 211 "Butterfly" by Susan Rothenberg, a 21-foot-by-240-foot canvas of burnt sienna and black slashes that evokes a galloping horse.
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Pegasus claims, after Stormy pulled her horses and started boarding them elsewhere, Ziggy and another one of her horses died in a freak galloping collision ... which Stormy blamed on Ziggy's injury while at Pegasus.
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"This pattern is appalling, and Turkey is galloping towards an authoritarian regime full speed ahead," said Asli Aydintasbas, a prominent journalist who lost her column last year at the daily Milliyet under government pressure.
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As an activity, the sleigh ride indicates both class and leisure, but it's also a metaphor for musical propulsion, for a melody whose downward cascading arpeggios really do evoke a horse's manner of galloping.
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That the result fails to generate much charge is due in part to the galloping excesses of the writing and to one's impression that neither actor seems entirely comfortable with the tonal changes required.
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The group split in 2015 but reunited in late 19703 and last year released "Fall Into the Sun," a bright, galloping, guitar-driven album on which both singers ponder the passage of time. cityfarmpresents.
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The needle is instantly recognized, despite being just a bloody point sticking out of someone's head, and the victim was not distracted at all by a galloping horse arriving and didn't turn to look.
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Let's goback to wherever it iswe were made for first:to water, or a rustedwindswept planet whereeverything floats and womenare part horse or fox, knockedoff kilter and galloping leftto get where they were meantto go.
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The Supreme Leader/dictator released some interesting photos this week, showing himself galloping on a gorgeous white stallion through the snowy grounds surrounding Paektu Mountain -- an active stratovolcano on the Chinese-North Korean border.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - The death in December of Paul Volcker, former chairman of the U.S. Federal Reserve and famed inflation-fighter, is a reminder that galloping price increases used to be a problem.
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Opener "Do You Feel It" slowly evolves into a grandiose freakouts with galloping drums, searing lead guitars before abruptly fading out while "High" maintains its fire-breathing intensity with overpowering bass and chugging riffs.
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That has spawned a niche market of an estimated 1.6 million Vietnamese at a time of galloping growth, offering money-making opportunities to firms that provide services from travel and weddings to insurance and healthcare.
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"Right now, the actions being taken in China — the Draconian efforts — are what happens when you're trying to catch a galloping horse that's already left the barn," said Stephen Morse, an epidemiologist at Columbia University.
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"I'm not going to vote for anybody again because we put hope in people a lot in Nigeria, but in the end we are disappointed," she said, pointing to high unemployment and galloping food prices.
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This unicorn costume will send you galloping to the top of every best-dressed contest, though we're hoping the flossy-pink look becomes a must-have staple of our festival-wear for years to come.
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And in the past few years, researchers have encoded all kinds of things in those strings of As, Ts, Cs, and Gs: War and Peace, Deep Purple's "Smoke on the Water," a galloping horse GIF.
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At its best, it is a rollicking tribute to the cheesiest of sci-fi monster movies: imagine a giant tentacle-waggling insectoid galloping through a Nevada desert after a yellow schoolbus driven by Mr Goldblum.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. — The sun had yet to rise above Churchill Downs, but pictured on a video screen towering above the track was a handsome bay horse named Discreet Lover, galloping effortlessly around the historic oval.
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G.R. Lottie, of the London band Goat Girl, sings, "You're the man, you're the man for me" dozens of times, as the band churns three chords into a galloping, building, tambourine-shaking, garage-punk drone.
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The run of "The Galloping Gourmet" was also relatively brief; CBS canceled the show in 1971 after a car crash in which Mr. Kerr and his wife, Treena, were badly injured, requiring a long recovery.
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Turner organized the mayhem with a touch of sinister stagecraft: he placed his best-armed men on horses at the head of the company, and sent them galloping raucously toward each house that they encountered.
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" Its lead single "Lucid Dreamer" is a galloping cosmic techno vignette, and it's streaming over at RA. The 12" version of album track "Wash Away My Tears" was previously released on Estornel's 103 EP Solar Sampler.
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But the fact that workers so readily believed him while responding so eagerly to his economic message reflects the reality that wages have been stagnant for decades and that we are nowhere near a galloping economy.
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Its songs, some of which are topical, draw on the rhythms and incantations of voodoo, the trumpeting of rara carnival music and hearty call-and-response vocal harmonies on their way to galloping, exultant dance grooves.
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It reminds me a little of galloping across the green expanse of the Playstation 4 Shadow of the Colossus remake, although with a lot more than one horsepower and without the cinematic "rule of thirds" framing.
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"Instead of us galloping all over the United States talking to everybody, it's really focused right now on the automobile manufacturers, the automobile suppliers," said one source, who requested anonymity given the sensitivity of the situation.
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As Shipman explained it in the video, the frames were all retrieved in their proper order, which means they could play back the GIF and still see the galloping horse, not a disjointed jumble of events.
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Yes, we're talking about the Game of Thrones language that Khal Drogo and his people speak when they're not expressively grunting, galloping bareback across the land, or falling in love with fair-haired, dragon-owning Khaleesis.
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We got a quick demonstration in which a few things became immediately evident: Dream Horse doesn't move all that smoothly and it lacks any kind of visual sensors to keep it from galloping off a table.
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Walmart can afford to buy as it builds, but even a galloping "unicorn," as start-ups valued at more than $1 billion are known, will struggle to tow the lumbering retailer into a competitive position online.
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After 1975, amidst galloping post-war inflation and food shortages, Vietnam abandoned the "star system" of leaders entirely, setting up a stable of bureaucrats who made more routine and systematic decisions, decentralized across regions and factions.
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Galloping down Pennsylvania Avenue The country's Founding Fathers -- such as George Washington and Thomas Jefferson -- were known to be skilled horseback riders, said William Seale, a historian and journal editor with the White House Historical Association.
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But while Slaegt's whirling guitar harmonies and galloping rhythms may remind a listener more of Thin Lizzy than Immortal, Asrok is quick to interject that darkness comes in many forms, some of them catchy as hell.
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She said she would do a combination of ring work, galloping up and down hills to build stamina and swimming to build lung capacity and cardiac recovery without putting additional strain on the ligaments and tendons.
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It was one of the very first motion pictures ever made: a galloping mare filmed in 1878 by the British photographer Eadweard Muybridge, who was trying to learn whether horses in motion ever become truly airborne.
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Remember those late night sessions of staring at dense columns of small print, the eye galloping through thickets of prose and poetry, slowing down just long enough to pick up a crucial phrase or plot point?
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Democratic conduct is not uniformly noble, by any stretch of the imagination, nor are Democratic voters devoted solely to principle, but there is nothing close to symmetry, nothing like the galloping radicalism of 21st-century conservatism.
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Never one to turn her nose up at a peculiar request, Wheatland set to work making a warm winter vest of poodle, a beanie quickly followed and before long, the pet-oriented garment requests came galloping in.
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After the third season ended with Bojack gazing across a majestic herd of wild 'n' free mustangs, galloping through the desert, his life was at an all-time low after witnessing the death of a close friend.
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Espenilla, who previously headed banking supervision in the Philippines, began his six-year term as President Rodrigo Duterte's administration prepares for a six-year, $180 billion spending spree on infrastructure, in a bid to sustain galloping growth.
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But for the Swiss workers who make the elevator parts, their uncertain future might feel as dizzying as the 24-metre drop underfoot as Swiss industry accelerates job cuts to mitigate the impact of the galloping franc.
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Fear of full-blown crisis and debt defaults in the country of 80 million people is far from over as the central bank's failure to tackle galloping inflation and Ankara's diplomatic tiff with Washington keep investors wary.
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But on an initial scouting trip to the accessible parts of the forest, Ms. Gónzalez said she saw the bodies of dozens of blackbirds and pearly-eyed thrashers that had died because of the hurricane's galloping gusts.
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On his earliest recordings, in the mid-21926s for the Riverside label, Mr. Weston almost fit the profile of a standard bebop musician: He recorded jazz standards and galloping original tunes in a typical small-group format.
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But the race is deceptively grueling, requiring the gritty strength of a cross-country runner, the tenacity of an all-weather athlete and the speed of a miler who pounds out the meters with great galloping strides.
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There is no denying the sheer virtuosity of the result, but the cast spend much of "Orlando" galloping from one set to the next, leaving the characters little room to breathe and project a sense of atmosphere.
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Decades before Emeril Lagasse shouted "Bam!" in administering a pinch of cayenne or garlic, Mr. Kerr defined the television cook as a man of energy and constant motion — "The Galloping Gourmet," as his show's title put it.
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But the barrage of cataclysmic planetary news, the galloping wildfires, the smack of 90-degree New York autumn days all felt so at odds with the regular tickings of human life that I often felt quite mad.
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Uploaded today, it builds around what we would be tempted to call a galloping rhythm if it weren't so straightjacketed, subtly layering in a curdling drone as the central motif winds around itself, evoking an endless endurance test.
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No, the game's real star will be that, well, that thing that sits atop OSU coach Mike Gundy's head and spills down the back of his neck, untamed like a wild bronco galloping across the vast open prairie.
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WATFORD, England (Reuters) - Alex Noren did his hopes of bagging a third European Tour victory in three months a power of good by galloping three strokes clear of the field after the British Masters third round on Saturday.
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Galloping price appreciation in Canada's two largest housing markets and a series of disappointments in export strength highlight the difficulty policymakers face in stimulating slow parts of the economy without unintentionally fueling near-record levels of household debt.
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Because there's not somebody on some white stallion going to come galloping into town and fix all the problems that we have out there — the problems of education, and training, and drugs, and a disconnectedness that we find.
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It's nearly impossible to imagine Raiders of the Lost Ark without its galloping theme, and thankfully it looks like composer John Williams will be along for the ride when Steven Spielberg and Harrison Ford return to the franchise.
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They sprint to a pulsing club anthem or galloping stadium rock, so that the rush of visuals and sounds might trigger the secretion of joyful chemicals in the viewer's brain — and help the filmmaker land a gig. Fan.
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So while it's not an official Mustang, the SUV shares some of the pony car's looks, including the low "shark" nose, longer dash-to-front-axle distance, big haunches, tri-bar tail lights, and the galloping pony logo.
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Then abruptly the mood and tone shift with a visit to Manson's lair at the Spahn Movie Ranch, a bravura sequence with soaring crane shots, galloping horses and a chattering Lena Dunham (!) that fills the movie with dread.
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Once home, my family and I scanned our social media feeds, horrified, witnessing live videos of residents fleeing down the Skyway, flames enveloping them on either side, as the especially parched brush fast-tracked the nightmarish, galloping embers.
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More than a rock star or cinema diva, an artist's imprint on a luxury item provides a glossy platform on which to extend his or her brand, a gambit that can translate into widened recognition and galloping sales.
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The largest piece in the show, "Jakobshavn I" (2015), is 20173 feet by 16 feet and depicts the melting surface of the famous "galloping glacier" in Greenland, so named for the speed of its flow into the ocean.
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Socialist-run Venezuela's struggling state-led economic model and a fall in the price of oil, its biggest export, have led to acute shortages of everything from rice to contraceptives, galloping three-digit inflation, and a profound recession.
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He loved Western movies and books and grew up galloping the family's horses down from the mountains and into the valley, which was home to the town square, not far from a lighthouse and the radiant turquoise coast.
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When one of them, on horseback, rides into the frame, we stay with him, galloping onward until he is felled, whereupon we switch our attention—our sensory allegiance, as it were—to the man who brought him low.
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On Friday, after the Prokofiev, they didn't let up in a pair of tone poems by Respighi, as well as a double-encore punch of Sibelius's "Valse Triste" and the galloping closing section of Rossini's "Guillaume Tell" overture.
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If it weren't for the ascent of mankind, the entire world would still look like the Serengeti, a galloping, roaring, thunderous paradise of bloodshed and birth, terror and triumph, as a recent study spells out in living color.
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In case you hadn't quite caught on to the fact that Margot Robbie's style was one-of-a-kind, you won't be able to miss the memo when it's this giant, glitzy and golden — and galloping across her gown.
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In our favorite fictions, when spirited, non-wealthy children excel at horsemanship, they do it through winning races (National Velvet) or better yet, galloping wild on the sand (Misty of Chincoteague) or best of all, both (The Black Stallion).
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Galloping global growth mean commodities like oil LCOc1 are up for a third quarter running, stocks in the world's poorest 'frontier' countries are up 23 percent, and Italian bonds have made almost 6 percent returns despite an inconclusive election.
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United States 4, Guatemala 0 COLUMBUS, Ohio — Peace of mind arrived early Tuesday night, with the sight of Clint Dempsey galloping at a full sprint across the striped grass at Mapfre Stadium, his arms spread out like airplane wings.
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And I want to go back and do it again, and I'm going to keep talking about my message of bringing people together and motivating people in the neighborhoods that realize they don't need somebody from Washington galloping in.
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"We are galloping right now and I expect that we'll have a hearing and a vote," he said of the bill, which is up to 191 co-sponsors in the House, 27 shy of a majority in that chamber.
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Adapted by April De Angelis and directed by Melly Still, this production compresses the acclaimed four-volume portrait of two women who come of age in mid-20th-century Naples into less than five hours of galloping onstage synopsis.
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On "Marmalade," from his coming solo album, he runs his voice through some digital processing in order to better suit the galloping, carnivalesque beat, and to sound more simpatico with Lil Yachty, whose saccharine cheers are pure kiddie data.
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Astana Journal ASTANA, Kazakhstan — The Astana Opera towers over a windswept plaza in this capital on the Central Asian steppe, a near-copy of Moscow's neoclassical Bolshoi Theater, right down to the sculpture of galloping horses on the roof.
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It helps to be mildly paranoid to "read" a poem as fully as Empson could, just as Isaac Newton's more galloping paranoia surely helped him to imagine the invisible, occult force of gravity, reaching out through nature and governing all.
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Oil prices fell nearly 2 percent on Monday, snapping two consecutive days of gains, on caution over galloping Middle East crude output and a stronger dollar that was boosted by speculation of a U.S. rate hike by the year-end.
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When Raghuram Rajan took the helm of the Reserve Bank of India three years ago, India had a plummeting currency, galloping inflation and a soaring current account deficit — a crisis many economists blamed on poor decisions by the central bank itself.
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China began an ambitious program earlier this year under which millions of households and some industrial users are switching away from coal for heating, as Beijing tries to clean the tainted air in northern China after decades of galloping growth.
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Though the Internet got its first wind of this real-life Black Beauty back in 2012 thanks to videos of him galloping around the plains, Frederik's popularity has been reignited by social media thanks to his striking features and enviable hair.
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Now herds of people are galloping across the stage, arms thrusting, in a chaos of passage and flight, their seemingly hoofed feet hitting the ground like beating drums as they cross and recross, their bodies strangely bent, half human, half beast.
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Its facilities have clung on through three weeks of galloping case growth by delaying surgeries, stopping HIV treatments, converting regular hospital space into covid-19 units, and depending on exhausted doctors and nurses — some of whom are becoming sick themselves.
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It features his longtime trio, with Eddie Calhoun on bass and Kelly Martin on drums, galloping ahead in a bluesy minor, sounding vigorous but breezy, as Garner's chunky left hand and lyrical right both tug and tease at their steady tempo.
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While they don't quite turn into cyborgs, most patients with LVADs don't have a pulse, and if you put a stethoscope to their chest, instead of hearing the galloping of their heart, you would hear the hum of the pump.
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"And when he got going on economic reform, it turned out that he didn't know what he was doing," he adds, pointing to Mr Yeltsin's record of galloping inflation, a sovereign default and robber-baron privatisation which created the oligarchy.
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While they don't quite turn into cyborgs, most patients with LVADs don't have a pulse, and if you put a stethoscope to their chest, instead of hearing the galloping of their heart, you would hear the hum of the pump.
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" Over apocalyptic ska riffs and galloping hardcore choruses, Navarro howls, "Drinking water that makes you fucking sick / Left with no choice but to live like hostages / The rich politicians getting over on the poor / Rich corporations are waging class war.
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The sun enters fire sign Sagittarius at 4:02 AM, finding us in a bright and optimistic mood—we have a vision for the future, and as the sun moves through the sign of the centaur, we're bravely and enthusiastically galloping toward it!
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Mr. Dhillon's 95-year-old uncle, Karam Singh Dhillon, ran the hounds with the maharajah of Faridkot as a young man, and could recall the king's horsemen galloping into the fields and planting red pennants to denote the presence of a rabbit.
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The opening chords of "Thank You for Sending Me an Angel," an exuberantly silly rocket of a song, announce the specificity and eccentricity of their new sound: galloping drums, hyperactive picking, scratchy rhythm guitar, calmly echoey power chords overlaid atop the nervous base.
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Those who've seen Poldark's first season on PBS know that a solid quarter of its screentime consists of the titular Captain Poldark (played by Aidan Turner) galloping his horse across Cornwall, cloak billowing behind him, as he stares broodingly out toward the sea.
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I imagine when this galloping man gets home he's going to want to have sex with his wife, who slept in late, and then he'll eat barbecued ribs and let the baby teethe on a bone while he drinks a cold dark beer.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil's rally extended for a fifth day on Wednesday, helped by a weaker dollar and an unexpected drawdown in U.S. crude and gasoline but traders said the run up may not last, pointing to galloping Saudi output and technical factors.
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Galloping horses here and imposing Doric columns there round out various corners; faux-Baroque facades and balconies reminded me of Josef Stalin's wedding cake-style apartments along East Berlin's broad boulevards, which have a certain retro appeal these days but still feel overwrought.
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Wind and solar power are still galloping ahead at a rapid clip, after all, and it's entirely conceivable that renewable technology keeps improving significantly, and that innovators, engineers, utilities, and policymakers solve the obstacles in the way of a 100 percent renewable grid.
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But all that it achieved — through diligent planning, hard work, relentless discipline and the occasional brilliance of the young striker Kylian Mbappé, the galloping midfielder Paul Pogba and the steadfast defense of N'Golo Kanté, Raphaël Varane and Samuel Umtiti — was remarkable nonetheless.
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One of the featured attractions of the redesigned facility will be a suspended viewing platform that offers a bird's-eye view of the track, and Dominique Perrault, the architect, was inspired by the silhouette of a galloping horse when he designed the building.
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The book, however, is too much possessed by the galloping spirt of Phileas Fogg, the hero of Verne's novel, and those points of interest become mere factoids, just signposts pointing in other directions as Veseth rushes you forward to satisfy the metaphor.
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Mr. Millau later described this milieu in "Galloping With the Hussars: In the Literary Whirlwind of the Fifties" (1999), which the French Academy awarded its grand prize for biography, and in the memoir "Paris Told Me: The Fifties, End of an Era" (2000).
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To be galloping on horseback, with extras running in front of you, weapons flying over you, on an animal that could slip and fall … There's this weird thing that happens when the word "action!" gets yelled out — you have to fool yourself.
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Yet many opposition politicians do not think Moise, who has faced fierce anti-government protests over graft allegations, galloping inflation and crime over the past year, is the right person to lead constitutional reform and are unlikely to join a unity government.
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Etienne, a former high school track star, seems to come up with big plays when Clemson needs them most, like his galloping 53-yard touchdown reception on a screen pass in which he knifed right through the middle of the Ohio State defense.
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MAMALLAPURAM, India (Reuters) - India and China will set up a mechanism to tackle India's galloping trade deficit with the world's second-biggest economy, a top Indian diplomat said on Saturday, following summit talks between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Xi Jinping.
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On its website, shoppers choose a shape for a lounge chair, bed, room divider or other piece, and then select from about 150 textile patterns, including translations of terrazzo and malachite, leafy botanicals and galloping zebras licensed from the revered design house Scalamandré.
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Sub-Saharan Africa's economies, described a few years ago by consultancy McKinsey as "lions on the move", likely expanded just 93 percent last year according to the World Bank - the slowest rate in two decades and one that lags the continent's galloping population growth.
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With a currency that has lost more than a quarter of its value over the past year, a yawning current account deficit and galloping inflation running at over nine percent, Pakistan is in desperate need of a respite to get its economy on track.
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Patsy, by comparison, is simpler and more straight ahead, to go by the two great, galloping singles it's released since November on the label Total Punk — "Tuley Tude High" and "Eat It." Candice plays with tone and phrasing; you won't know what she's singing.
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Read on for our staff recommendations on what to take in during your downtime: When last we saw BoJack Horseman (Will Arnett), the horse comedian-turned-horse movie star was gazing off into the distance at a stampede of Mustangs galloping across the open desert.
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Her galloping syllables in the last line — no commas — at the end seem to propel us forward into the other poems in this concluding section, all of which deal in one way or another with what humans have done and are doing to the planet.
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But capsule portraits of the dead help unlock our stalled emotions: When Raulff recounts the historian Reinhart Koselleck's wartime experience of witnessing a horse galloping with half its head blown away, a vision of "fatal despair," the reader is wrenched out of any possible complacency.
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In his half-hour "Galloping Gourmet" segments, taped in Canada and broadcast in the United States between weekday soap operas (and seen in most British Commonwealth countries as well), the focus was on meat and a lot of it, often as not larded with cream.
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And then there's the dashing heartthrob, Mr. Knightley (Johnny Flynn, very good), a wealthy friend of the family who, soon after galloping into the story, has stripped down naked in his bedroom, an entrance that immediately tips the role he plays in this game.
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Turkey had been highly profitable for many foreign banks in recent years, with galloping loan growth and extremely high net interest margins, ABN AMRO said, estimating BBVA's Turkish loan book had earned a 4.19 percent net interest margin compared with just 1.18 percent in Spain.
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Based in a heavy, galloping warehouse aesthetic, strong elements of glitch, acid, and a deft hand at sound design are very much evident, but the subtleties, undertones, and thoughtful flourishes and thematic progressions are what elevates the album from good, functional techno to a truly artistic work.
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The choppy, anxious period went on long enough that the market absorbed several shifting and sometimes conflicting negative storylines, from the chance for surging bond yields and galloping inflation to a rollover in global growth to possible trade war and blowup in popular volatility-trading funds.
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In "Deep See Blue Surrounding You," a group undertakes a rattling journey southeast from the Paris suburbs, galloping through a forest, teleporting to a cafe with a largely Arab clientele, sunning on the rocky coast of Marseille, and, at last, reaching this very pavilion in Venice.
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But as the city's population exploded to 10 million in 1990, from 1.5 million in 1955, the authorities allowed landlords to rent out the underground space to rural South Koreans like Mr. Kim, who migrated to Seoul en masse when the economy started galloping five decades ago.
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I walked up the path to the fence and saw a plump dog, that had been a common visitor to the Finca Vigia before the war, galloping up a path to the main building, with a tiny cow of the same name standing by her side.
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Playing a pair of soul mates in selfishness in Mike Bartlett's scathing portrait of the baby boomer generation, Amy Ryan and Richard Armitage advance from the ages of 19 to 64 with a galloping satirical wit that pulls you along, happy and appalled, through the decades.
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Voice acting, and new lighting tech, and realistic horse galloping or whatever, but what stands out most about Red Dead Redemption 2 compared to other big budget video games is the amount of energy spent on this kind of cinéma vérité, Seinfeld-like obsession with nothing.
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The national debt which is a function of the deficits that you have over a long period of years but the national debt as a percentage of GDP is a little higher than I would like it but the main thing is not to have it galloping upward.
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The cabinet of 43 ministers faces a long list of challenges including tepid growth following Nigeria's emergence from recession in 2017, high unemployment and galloping inflation that has hit the poorest people in a nation of 190 million people, most of whom live on less than $2 a day.
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So, Jim made this whole scenario where he was this horse and carriage, where he would come to the bed and be like 'Your carriage, m'lady,' and then he'd like put my arms around his neck and then he'd make this galloping sound as he'd walk to the bathroom.
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Mr. Rahami moved his family from one home to the next one on the New Jersey ladder, from the sprawling Ivy Hill apartment complex in Newark to the Galloping Hill Estates subdivision in Union to the Blueberry Village apartments in Edison, names that all evoked possibility and peace.
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He stops on one of them: some copper-colored animal silhouettes with concentric circles drawn on the feet and maintaining a running or galloping pose They're the "dogs of war," one of his finds in Cerro Azul—a monumental painting 50 meters in length along the path neighboring Ruadal.
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I couldn't stand them the first time I heard their music; their breakout single, "Gimme Chocolate!!!" grated hard on ears more accustomed to blastbeats and blues-based riffs, and the immediate fawning reaction from the media— as publications came galloping in to exoticize them—turned me off even more.
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After hearing all about "the invisible horsemen galloping toward us," Lizzie arrives home to "bills and supermarket fliers," to a son who needs rubber cement peeled off his hands so he can keep playing Minecraft — so he can keep building this imagined world, even as another world is ending.
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But this galloping retrospective of his dogged, wide-ranging trek through the colors and styles of his time has the poignant appeal of a war diary, offering a view of historical cataclysm — in this case, the emergence of abstraction — all the more illuminating for its limited, personal horizons.
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There's flat recitation of facts: "One March a few years back, I was in residence at a private women's college in Atlanta," begins a prose piece that summarizes a re-enactment of a 19th-century massacre, and concludes with a dead grandfather galloping along the highway on a horse.
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There's flat recitation of facts: "One March a few years back, I was in residence at a private women's college in Atlanta," begins a prose piece that summarizes a re-enactment of a 19th-century massacre, and concludes with a dead grandfather galloping along the highway on a horse.
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Once the media folk were all settled and the doors were opened for the rest of the attendees, I couldn't help but think about what Rome must've looked like when the barbarians arrived at the gates: waves of people galloping forth and gnashing their teeth, their eyes wild with Musk frenzy.
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There is a touch of the Harlequin hero in the newspaper correspondent William Byrne, who appears in Lib's life at just the right time, and who is last seen, at least before the brief epilogue, galloping away on a horse, with his red hair no doubt blowing handsomely in the wind.
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But we are seeing the first attempts to control the galloping cost of treating H.I.V. Next year for the first time, Express Scripts, which is one of the country's largest pharmacy benefits managers, with coverage of 25 million people, is kicking an H.I.V. medicine, Atripla, off its list of covered drugs.
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A little boy shrieks to his older brother to come bury him in the sand, and even as I know this is going to end in tears, one way or another, I half expect to see one of my own children galloping back across the sand, with not entirely kindly intentions.
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Grown-ups gather at a tent that sells pumpkin spice ale and hard cider before heading to a two-story spider web, a carousel of skeletal horses, and a covered bridge where bats flicker blue in synchrony with the disquieting soundtrack and whooshing wind of the Headless Horseman galloping by.
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But this galloping retrospective, closing on Monday, of his dogged, wide-ranging trek through the colors and styles of his time has the poignant appeal of a war diary, offering a view of historical cataclysm — in this case, the emergence of abstraction — all the more illuminating for its limited, personal horizons.
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All together, this kit and caboodle is really something else entirely, a kind of conceptual art installation that aims to encapsulate today's fashion system (if not today's galloping consumption of all kinds) through a distillation of our experience with shopping and clothes into a three-chambered feast for the eyes.
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The music video opens with a colorful street party in Morocco and moves at a fast clip from shots of horses galloping down city streets, hot air balloons floating over epic expanses of sand populated with camels and dune buggies, and mobs of scantily clad men and women dancing at a beach.
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Aside from one brief distraction—Muybridge was tried and acquitted for killing his wife's lover, in the O.J. Simpson trial of the 19th century—he devoted himself to the task, and succeeded in photographing a horse galloping, using 24 cameras, each triggered by the breaking of a trip wire on the course.
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So it's in Pate's Perry living room that the women gathered to tell the story of ShyShy — her childhood, her quirks, the last time they saw her — one afternoon in June, interrupted only by one or more of Pate's grandchildren galloping down the stairs to pull ice pops from their grandma's freezer.
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Portraying a pair of soul mates in selfishness in Mike Bartlett's "Love, Love, Love," which opened on Wednesday night at the Laura Pels Theater, Amy Ryan and Richard Armitage advance from the ages of 19 to 64 with a galloping satirical wit that pulls you along, happy and appalled, through the decades.
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While Americans often see Russia as a resurgent power galloping fearlessly across the globe, he said that Russian security and foreign policy officials — "the people who according to some narratives are busy trying to create a new Soviet Union" — see their country as surrounded and besieged by an aggressive, all-powerful United States.
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Whatever you cook, leave time to read about our Seattle bureau chief Kirk Johnson's visit with Graham Kerr, the erstwhile Galloping Gourmet of PBS fame, who has left behind both the excesses of his television days and the rigid heart-healthy diet that followed it, to embrace a lifestyle of sensible moderation.
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In particular, the season's seventh hour, which unfurls almost all of the show's backstory (and especially Kovacs's relationship with his long-dead lover Quell, played with an easy moral authority by Hamilton alum Renée Elise Goldsberry), is the kind of galloping, headlong hour that the show probably could have used in, say, episode four.
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MIAMI — Ready or not, Florida found itself face to face with Hurricane Irma's galloping winds and rains on Sunday, as evacuees and holdouts alike marked uneasy time in homes and shelters from the Keys to the Panhandle, tap-tapping their nearly dead cellphones for news they were frantic to hear but helpless to change.
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All sorts of rich and terrible details are caught up in the sweeping panorama that Barker produces—horses galloping away from an explosion, their manes and tails on fire; a dog hiding behind a bed with a dead couple—but there is nothing that, in Elinor's words, we don't know how to look at. ♦
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Whether spectators are finding their way through a blue-lit forest labyrinth, galloping down a hallway in hot pursuit of a character from the play or watching from the sidelines as dancers take the floor in the ballroom, they are as much a part of the look of the production as any other element.
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The 22049-year-old actor has endured several on-the-job injuries over the years—this is a guy who had a chunk of the Millennium Falcon fall on his leg—but he shows little sign of wear as he sprints through Deckard's almost tomblike condo, shoulders pumping vigorously and a wolfish dog galloping by his side.
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Yet for our money, not one superhero movie has completely captured the excitement of Kirby's best splash pages — of seeing Thor and his companions galloping across the Rainbow Bridge, or Orion and Lightray bursting from the wreckage of a flaming boat, or the Silver Surfer taking a desperate stand against his former master, the planet-eating Galactus.
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I would have liked to have lunch at the coastal beauty spots Aci Trezza and Aci Castello, and to visit Noto, the wildly Baroque town where every cornice and window sill appears to vie for the greatest complexity of decoration, and where a balcony might be upheld by mermaids, griffins or galloping horses carved from stone.
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The troubled Iranian regime, facing galloping inflation, a large drop in the price of its currency on foreign exchange markets, a traumatic flight of capital, double-digit unemployment, waning direct foreign investment and an increasingly agitated population, is surely in no situation to fight a war with the U.S. But it is a regime monomaniacal in its determination to stay in power.
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One "point" that I was making at a taqueria in Echo Park, with indoor picnic tables and hyper-colorful alpine landscape murals filled with waterfalls and galloping horses, was that it was pretty amazing that only two rapes happened at our school our last year there, per the official numbers, and what a coincidence that I knew both victims personally.
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Ann's recommends the show for grown-ups and "brave children" ages 10 and up, which sounds about right.) When we first meet Lily (Katy Owen), the Americans haven't arrived in Slapton, where she lives with her grandfather (Mike Shepherd), her mother (Kyla Goodey) and the affectionate, strong-minded Tips (a puppet mostly operated by Nandi Bhebhe), who has a penchant for galloping off.
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Even doofy Dickon Tarly — who hesitantly admitted before the Dothrakis crested the hill that his very first battle at Highgarden was overwhelming and sad — squeezed in a heroic moment by saving Jaime's skin before galloping back into the fray, his survival all but secured by the fact that the episode never checked back in on him through the rest of the fiery chaos.
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Picking up where its predecessor left off a full decade ago, BBC America's Planet Earth II — a six-episode docuseries set to debut sometime before the end of the year — reunites some of the series' classic characters, from burrowing insects to galloping giraffes to a variety of big cats lurking and prowling in the shadows, waiting for an opportunity to strike.
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Dark Fate works overtime to deliver the spectacle you'd expect from a movie like this, galloping from one shootout or fistfight to the next, but fails to consider that these set pieces might hit harder if we were ever allowed a beat to figure out why we should be invested in the first place — to get to know these people, to follow through on these themes.
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But that doesn't detract from the fascinating aspects of the form itself: the pawing, galloping footwork and legwork, which often accelerate into a swiveling blur of motion below the waist; the astoundingly elastic ankles that support balancing, improbably, on the outside edges of the feet; the speed with which the dancers, their chests held proud and legs darting out from under them, can swallow up space.
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He's essential for his expansive view on music, which blended rock and soul and cabaret and funk and glam and a whole lot of charisma—songs like the slick "DJ," the galloping "Look Back in Anger," and the slowly simmering "'Heroes'" still sound futuristic nearly four decades after being first pressed to wax, while even underneath the super-shiny '80s production, the crumpled optimism of "Modern Love" lands a gut-punch.
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It's Carroll, the native Northern Californian, being as Carroll as he can be, asking you to think about what it really means to excel, whether it's winning a football game or just being a good person, and it goes a long way toward explaining what is going through his mind when he is galloping down the sideline in the middle of January, pumping his fists like a teenager.
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Moments later, the band was barreling through a string of songs about lust, love and romance: the pealing arpeggios and Bo Diddley beat of "She's the One"; the galloping momentum of "Candy's Room"; the anthemic surge of "Because the Night" with a leaping, swooping guitar solo played by Nils Lofgren as he hopped and twirled on one foot; and the updated girl-group pop, with troubled thoughts, of "Brilliant Disguise," which ended with Mr. Springsteen embracing his wife (and backup singer), Patti Scialfa.
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A dreadlocked stranger from the future falls through the portal to lend a hand, while fantastical characters who personify different aspects of time wrangle for dominance — among them, the Golden Hours ("responsible for the best light of the day"), the Clock Watchers (who no longer have jobs now that time is still) and the Time Sucks (described as Platypus-type creatures that distract you, "running in galloping strides more suited for a racehorse than a furry, potbellied, face-licking thing").
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