"We just start gyrating all over each other," said Messing.
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Two beer symbols and a gyrating lass are unacceptable responses.
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" Its brand would best be described as "gyrating girl power.
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Grinding and gyrating to the music, he's the club's entertainment.
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The gyrating stock price is a distraction to staff, he explained.
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Yes, stocks crashed on Monday and were still gyrating wildly midweek.
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His drumbeat about tariffs on China sent the stock market gyrating.
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The list of misstatements and gyrating policies goes on and on.
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The video, which featured the robots gyrating to Pharrell, quickly went viral.
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But America's labour market has not been gyrating in the same way.
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The annual parade featured floats with blaring sound systems and gyrating dancers.
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"Take me seriously!" he demands, gyrating his hips in front of the mirror.
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There's visceral tension in their gyrating movements toward and away from one another.
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There was no gyrating, no grabbing of the waistline, no fluid neck motions.
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Each rhymes ambiguous imagery of gyrating bodies with dynamics of disparate pictorial techniques.
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U.S. markets are gyrating wildly on Tuesday, after a steep global sell-off.
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The stock has been gyrating as analysts have raised concern about its monster run.
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Like me, they're facing school closures, travel limitations and an economy gyrating with uncertainty.
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On Wednesday night, several peaceful protesters filled the streets, gyrating to techno dance beats.
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Where uptight corporate executives had been moments before, there were now dancing, gyrating party people.
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China's markets are gyrating, geopolitical tensions are heating up and oil is selling off again.
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Check out the clip -- ladies love a gyrating Luke Bryan ... with or without a sling.
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No hip-gyrating traditional dancing, no premarital sex and certainly no headbanging heavy metal allowed.
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Even though the gyrating tariff environment is causing anxiety across industries, manufacturers are still hiring.
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FUNKY MUSIC blared as balloons and silver ticker-tape tumbled over a ballroom of gyrating Democrats.
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The camera zooms in on each partygoer's gyrating frame, appreciating every curve without leering at it.
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We're pretty confident we know which song you'll be gyrating to at the club this weekend.
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Last summer we suffered "Fat Axl" gyrating along with both AC/DC and Guns 'N Roses.
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So it's kind of revolutionary to showcase a lot of shirtless men gyrating for women's amusement.
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There, "gyrating apocalyptic figures, epic battles, and sensational symbolism (including some high-tech surprises)" play out.
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In another crook, a toddler stomped his feet, creating a one-of-a-kind gyrating design.
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They feature flashing lights, pulsating music and (sometimes) gyrating dancers, and Bourdain was all for it.
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The steady rut of a gyrating machine wheel is broken by a metallic, shutter-like sound.
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As far as dancing goes she mostly does a lot of pointing and gyrating against inanimate objects.
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A concertgoer takes a spin on a gyrating ride at Lollapalooza in Waterloo Village, New Jersey, 1993.
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There's a nearly naked night elf gyrating on the auction podium where I usually buy my potions.
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Oil prices remained volatile, after gyrating between declines and gains of 5 to 8 percent this week.
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SORKIN: THROUGHOUT THIS WHOLE PERIOD YOU HAVE BEEN WATCHING THE MARKETS WHICH HAVE BEEN GYRATING LIKE CRAZY.
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This, coupled with shaking and gyrating, helped a 112lb man consume nearly 8lb of bread and sausage.
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Futures dipped on the latest shake up in the White House and, after gyrating overnight, are still lower.
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Gyrating in tunics and with faces painted gold, performers spout found text from rom-coms and love surveys.
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Riley led the way with some awesome moves -- there was arm flailing, bouncing, leg gyrating ... it was awesome!!!
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The crowd erupted as Mr. Lacey, strutting and gyrating like his hero, chased Mr. Sayanagi off the stage.
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"We have a market that's gyrating, trying to find a bottom," said Tom Essaye, founder of The Sevens Report.
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But the uncertainty on display in gyrating financial markets this week has darkened expectations for Trump's last two years.
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They slip into his house wearing diamond-encrusted ski masks and take everything while he's distracted by gyrating dancers.
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Onstage he was a whirlwind of zoot-suited, open-shirted narcissism, a hypnotic, genderfluid frenzy of gyrating pulsating energy.
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Two robots with cameras for heads, gyrating on stripper poles, as one of the most covered spectacles at CES?
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The U.S. dollar was flat against a basket of major currencies after gyrating in both directions following the minutes.
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By chance, Shen Yun was gyrating in Tokyo at the same time as Mr Luo was throwing his party.
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"Müller Machine", a homage to the German playwright, Heiner Müller, featured a troupe of naked actors gyrating on stage.
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Nashville's Wildhorse Saloon is a tabernacle for line-dancing disciples, and I was in communion with the gyrating congregation.
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A key measure of market volatility is gyrating wildly Tuesday after a triple-digit percentage move the previous day.
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A dark and sweaty room packed to capacity with drunk, gyrating bodies is a torture chamber for people like us.
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And two robots with cameras for heads, gyrating on stripper poles, as one of the most covered spectacles at CES?
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The first trading day of 226 extended the market wobble, with stocks closing down in Asia and gyrating in Europe.
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"I'm Jimmy Jam of the Morgan Fam and I rap and sing and dance," he said, gyrating his hips obscenely.
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Individual metallic narratives have been swamped by macro fears about global growth, escalating trade tensions and gyrating foreign exchange markets.
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"Wow look at this," read a caption, posted over a shaky shot of a gyrating crowd bathed in purple light.
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The yield inched past 128.73 percent shortly after the open of stock trading, before gyrating slightly downward throughout the session.
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For his part, Phelps told NBC that he had been "trying to not really even look at" le Clos's gyrating.
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At one point, a burly security guard yanked a girl from the mass of entangled sweaty limbs and gyrating bodies.
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The percussion built to a feverish pace, and soon sweaty bodies were twisting, reaching, jumping and gyrating to African rhythms.
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Together, "you've got George Herbert Walker Bush," he said in a parody of Mr. Bush's nasal voice and gyrating hands.
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A bountiful bevy of behemoths, shimmying and gyrating for your entertainment, easily glimpsed from any cliff top along the shore.
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The company's base is in Brazil, where a gyrating economy and currency mean it pays a higher cost of capital.
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Seriously, though: Spectators are hauled onstage for a catwalk contest, or called upon to be the furniture for gyrating dancers.
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Of course, it's nearly impossible to see topless women gyrating to strobe lights without thinking, once again, of David Lynch.
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The stock has been gyrating as analysts have raised concern about its monster run and short sellers have taken an interest.
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The imagery of a polygonal Bowie gyrating in a loincloth in a dark cyberpunk club helps to elevate the music, too.
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"There's a challenge," he said from a back table at the Sapphire Club, his robotic creations gyrating some 30 feet away.
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This raises a question: Why has the stock market, which normally rises when investors anticipate strong economic growth, been gyrating wildly?
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Coronavirus is threatening human lives and economic growth, stock markets are gyrating and M&A deals and IPOs are being pulled.
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He was grinning — and there was Katty Q. She too joined in, gyrating to the beat in her tight red dress.
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Gyrating markets, rising rates and significant market volatility will always create anxiety for investors and leave them with a bad, sinking feeling.
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And consumers in China still have enough savings to keep consuming — though that could change if markets there keep gyrating, he said.
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But when the gyrating, breathless synths of "All The Things She Said" kicked in, I was thrown back to being a kid.
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Rihanna kicked off the performance with a snippet of her song "Consideration" before being surrounded by a group of gyrating Mia Wallaces.
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But here, the assault is mapped out in nauseating detail; Jerry gyrating on Mellie and kissing her neck is unwarranted, even voyeuristic.
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The shot of rebels wearing earphones and holding CD players, gyrating silently in the woods is the funniest in the whole film.
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None of this is good for London-based banks—though sharp traders may profit from gyrating currencies—or for their corporate customers.
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Having someone within 10 feet of my person—and a gyrating someone at that—makes me want to call the fire marshall.
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The music and palpable, infectious energy build, the rum flows, and the dance floor fills with sweaty, dancing, gyrating bodies, elated faces.
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It's been a bonkers week in the world, with markets gyrating, companies fretting, investors tweeting and founders re-cutting their 2020 forecasts.
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The wedding scene is wonderful, with guests dancing to gyrating music; at one point the orchestra becomes a riot of squiggly riffs.
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Markets have been particularly sensitive to the state of the talks, with stocks gyrating as whispers of progress or setbacks trickle out.
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And in 2019, is it really necessary to have a Lamborghini massage chair surrounded by scantily clad booth babes gyrating to heavy metal?
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" Then, while gyrating his torso, McGregor added, "Just to show them that's squashed, here's a little present for my black, beautiful female fans!
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October was a busy month, dominated by news around the U.S. presidential debates, a resurgent dollar, rising bond yields and gyrating oil prices.
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We highlighted those numbers, and talked about operating losses and the company's gyrating net results that included the positive impacts of various divestitures.
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Related: Zolloc's Newest GIFs Feature More Melting, More Gyrating Plasmatic Objects These Hairy Humanoids Are Mesmerizing The 11 Most Mesmerizing GIFs of 2016
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Recently, it has seemed like the country is gyrating out of control, that extremism on one side is generating extremism on the other.
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On Wall Street, gyrating stocks ended with a 2000 percent gain — a recovery at least partly attributed to Mr. Biden's strong showing. 26.
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Tech stocks are gyrating because of fears of a global economic slowdown — exacerbated in Europe by the region's migrant crisis and persistent financial problems.
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That's bad news for everything from equities to precious metals to currency, which have already been gyrating at the election's last-minute plot twists.
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When visiting Nigeria on July 3rd he went out of his way to visit the nightclub, known for its gyrating dancers and counterculture vibe.
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She'd danced around the office, gyrating her hips, singing a wordless song, her hands out as if she were holding onto somebody's thrusting hips.
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But when markets started gyrating, Fed officials hit the brakes, offering reassurances that they would not make any big decisions until things calmed down.
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And why has the internet been moved to slap "Why Did You Do That?" on top of videos of dancing robots and gyrating Pokemon?
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But where the first film strove to prioritize drama over dance, the second is more interested in the acrobatic gyrating of its capable stars.
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To help sell it, he produced a three-minute trailer featuring largely nude women painted in gold gyrating suggestively and swimming in the pools.
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I don't care who you are, nobody wants to see you coke-bloated and 40, slowly and sadly gyrating to a song about butts.
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Mizuho, making a similar observation, sees the currency "in the range trading mode gyrating at 6.9 handle," the bank said in a note on Tuesday.
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The "Pencil Test" video (still available on a different YouTube channel) is equally weird and wonderful, even without the help of gyrating Apple Store employees.
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Foregoing the neon lights and gyrating hips of a typical Keith performance, the musician performs a pared-back version of the song with much pathos.
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As the video below shows, the girls busted out some sky-scraper heels and gyrating booties in a tongue-in-cheek attempt to dance seductively.
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I want to add one thing about stock prices, because we've seen them jump up and down and the markets are gyrating at this point.
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Investigators also found video of the woman partying with Irvin earlier in the evening and even gyrating her hips around him near his hotel room.
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Back in the summer and fall of 2007, for example, global credit markets were becoming strained, bond yields fell and stock prices began gyrating wildly.
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They sang and declaimed its come-ons with lascivious enthusiasm, surrounded by flashing pastel lights and gyrating showgirls suggesting Las Vegas — or the Latin Grammys.
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The details of Mr. Trump's tax plans remain the subject of intense speculation, with stock markets regularly gyrating when White House officials discuss the subject.
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And as a bonus prize, you can use your understanding of angular momentum to figure your odds before getting on those crazy, gyrating carnival rides.
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With medical resources overwhelmed, schools closing, many employees asked to work from home, and the stock market gyrating, we are up against a formidable challenge.
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Though the dancing was relatively tame, and mostly involved Cyrus gripping the pole, not gyrating against it, the implication was enough to cause a stir. 3.
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Surely there is no more haunting image in the pantheon of grainy Berghain videos, than that of the lone ranger's silhouette, gyrating into the dry ice.
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While their 20-something friends spent nights gyrating to music in Manhattan clubs, my parents tried to find the perfect motion to rock me to sleep.
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Sitting in a beige chair, TJ is a pent-up ball of nervous energy, his arms gyrating up and down, rubbing the arms of the chair.
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She claimed Trump told her he "loved" the performance, for which Cyrus captured a slew headlines after twerking and gyrating with singer Robin Thicke on stage.
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High above the bodies, elevated on a crane, stood a gyrating Laverne Cox, who was dressed in a black gown and an enormous disc-shaped headpiece.
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During that scene, cast members and choristers cut loose as they executed some gyrating dance movements and sang Gershwin's music with full-bodied sound and crispness.
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Related: The Perfectly Looping Mini-Trips of Hayden Zezula Zolloc's Newest GIFs Feature More Melting, More Gyrating Plasmatic Objects ONE YEAR OF GIFS | GIF Six-Pack
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Millions are quarantined, the stock market is violently gyrating and one of the preeminent VC firms in the Valley is back to saying RIP Good Times.
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The movie can be a lot to take in, what with humanoid cats with names like Mungojerrie and Rumpleteazer singing and gyrating all over the place.
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These GIFs, which continue his ongoing exploration of liquefied imagery, are trippy fusions of Greco-Roman statues and gyrating celestial bodies covered in vibrant, oozing paint.
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LGBTQ Americans are also into leather daddies gyrating in assless chaps, despite screeches this month from conservative pundits and LGBTQ critics who say pride is too raunchy.
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Overhanging this year's sitting are concerns about the social impact of deep structural reforms in the world's second-largest economy, gyrating financial markets and deteriorating global trade.
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Frank is there sharing a snow cone with a stripper who starts gyrating raunchily to Bruno Mars' Uptown Funk as he stand staring inches away from her.
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Don't just show them a quick overview of America's firepower; show them some gyrating asses and a portrait of the American dream, personified in Fetty and Gotti.
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Shouts out as well to all the dancers whose big break in a Lil Wayne video meant gyrating next to him while he pretended to play guitar.
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In the style of the now-Oscar-nominated Mark Wahlberg's early days headlining Marky Mark and the Funky Bunch, there's plenty of shirtless gyrating, jumping and pointing.
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During the overture, a dancer — Alison Clancy, a stand-in for Senta — stares at it while writhing, gyrating and twisting herself into contortions with longing and obsession.
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On Pro Basketball By the fourth quarter on Tuesday night, Manu Ginobili was a 723-year-old Argentine rock star gyrating on stage at Madison Square Garden.
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The baby boomers were retiring, the markets were gyrating, companies were trying to get out of the pension business, and state and local pension plans were struggling.
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Sonko was recently photographed using a gold-plated iPad and matching iPhone and has appeared in rap videos gyrating in gold-colored trainers while insulting political opponents.
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The movie opens in a lively bar, full of gyrating, intoxicated folk, whom Félicité and the band entertain all night with infectious songs filled with blue notes.
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At certain points, the characters are distorted in sync with the song's gyrating four-on-the-floor drum beat, making the whole scene that much more mesmerizing.
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The painting's couple fuses into gyrating, repeating forms in a complex and cryptic way, lending the work a vivacious and sleek visual texture that is delightfully seductive.
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On the sexy, wry second album single "Love Me," he's giving it Prince-meets-Posh Spice, gyrating so hard it's a wonder he doesn't put his back out.
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Unlike those classics, though, the music video features turbaned dancers in flashy kurtas belting out Punjabi lyrics while gyrating to bhangra beats, before a stage-set of lorries.
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The consensus is for more of the same, a relentless downwards grind, with one eye on gyrating Chinese stock markets and the other on a sinking oil price.
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For as long as there have been music videos, there have been male artists flaunting their riches with zero subtlety and surrounding themselves with gyrating, nearly naked women.
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Only the N.F.L. could combine gyrating pop stars, combat aircraft flyovers, public subsidies, brutal physical contact and endorsement of gay marriage into the most-watched event of the year.
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I knew it involved pop music, of the type I only heard at the grocery store, along with gyrating motions and reaching gestures, and how could I do that?
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And as the night progresses, the crowd gets even more flamboyant, with dancers gyrating across the club space, sweat sticking to the walls and make-up dripping down faces.
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The pound traded a shade lower at $22.70, caught in a narrow range after gyrating between a low of $20.7197 and a high of $20.2 during the previous session.
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To my left, a buff YouTube star named The Fitness Marshall is already drenched in sweat, while former teen pop star Montana Tucker is gyrating behind me in fishnets.
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Morrissey stood in all his coy, gyrating glory, wearing not one, but two unbuttoned purple shirts while whimpering to the camera about youthful bodies pierced by organic foreign objects.
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Half a century after Elvis Presley's gyrating hips stoked mass hysteria, Odd Future, a blustering group of young California rappers and skaters, stirred concern and excitement in equal measure.
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With pensions disappearing and the stock market gyrating, Social Security — even with all of its problems — remains the most stable retirement pillar for perhaps 262 percent of the population.
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Austin McCormick's choreography for the showpiece Bacchanale looked cheesy, with scantily clad, tattooed men (and, eventually, some women) gyrating before throngs of Philistines sipping wine in garish red clothes.
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Seizing on the idea, the two men enlisted the Phillips Petroleum company to create a colorful, pliable plastic version, and a gyrating phenomenon took hold, especially among California hipsters.
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He was recently photographed using a goldplated iPad and matching iPhone and has appeared in rap videos gyrating in public offices wearing gold-colored trainers while insulting political opponents.
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Even in a gyrating market like this one, sometimes the bargains are right in front of you, Cramer said on Friday as the major averages lifted from their lows.
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Last weekend, Mr. Alexis and Ms. Précil each sang, accompanied by a live band, and Ms. Nozy performed a Haitian folklore dance, gyrating and chanting to the drummer's beat.
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Plus, all of the gyrating and air humping reminds us of "3-Way (The Golden Rule)" — so you might want to turn down the volume if you're watching in public.
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"Action!" he yells finally, and I sashay over to Husband Dresnok as sexily as I can, hips gyrating and eyelashes fluttering, reaching up to seductively dab his huge, sweaty forehead.
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Speaking to CNBC on the sidelines of the International Monetary Fund conference in Washington, the Minister pointed to a gyrating oil price as a key issue for recent economic productivity.
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And Prince was like the living embodiment of a comic book character: all outrageous costumes, a love for bold colors, and a hint of danger beneath all that gyrating sex.
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In any case, points out one adviser to the Labour leadership, after three years of the Brexit process Britons have got used to the pound gyrating all over the place.
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" Gad is seen in the preview clip sporting a Trump-esque blonde wig and business suit while gyrating in a mock striptease to the Divinyls' 1990 hit, "I Touch Myself.
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For months, the market for tech I.P.O.s has been slow to moribund, not helped by gyrating tech stocks and the underwhelming performance of a lot of recently public tech companies.
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Through such an approach — which is definitely that of a critic — we can find the words to describe, and therefore start to comprehend, such a gyrating concentration of humanity's sludge.
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For a time in the late 2000s and early 2010s, Mr. Bryan was one of those scramblers, a country maximalist with songs about souped-up trucks and gyrating rear ends.
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Yet there was electricity in the work's mutability, right up through the finale, when she emerged from a gyrating, climactic encounter with a chair to calmly wish us a pleasurable evening.
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Film essayist Antonio Marina da Silva (of Hell's Club fame) strings together 300 jumping, gyrating, and jiggling movie characters in a four-and-a-half-minute video that's entertaining as hell.
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Mr. Erdem is reopening the former 1Oak space as AM, a booming nightclub with graffiti-decorated walls, headlining D.J.s (Fat Joe raps May 27), and gyrating burlesque dancers from The Box.
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In fact, the market soared up 210 percent, plummeted down all the way to December before bottoming out, and it remained turbulent and unpredictable and gyrating wildly for months and months.
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Yet in the intervening weeks, stocks have been gyrating wildly and have featured near-constant quicksilver rallies and sell-offs that reflect indecision and extreme sensitivity to policy and economic news.
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Even the town's stodgy mayor is going to succumb to the savage yearnings unleashed by Conrad's driving guitar licks and gyrating pelvis, which at Goodspeed belong to the formidable Rhett Guter.
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The London Metal Exchange (LME) three-month price is currently trading around $5603,580 per tonne, still gyrating within a range defined by January's low of $4,318 and March's high of $5,131.
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In any case, an increased global visibility for funk would possibly result in a perpetuating of the stereotype that Brazil is just its favelas, which means guns, drugs, and gyrating buttocks.
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If we want to imagine where it might be going, we need to look beneath the gyrating price to understand how it is being used today and who is using it.
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It was the second time in a week — after an emergency interest-rate cut last Tuesday — that the Fed had moved to stem potential fallout as the coronavirus sent markets gyrating.
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Even in a gyrating market like this one, sometimes the bargains are right in front of you, CNBC's Jim Cramer said on Friday as the major averages lifted from their lows.
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The sets and backup characters change constantly, Psy's style of deadpan serious rapping while lying on an elevator floor with a man in a cowboy hate gyrating over him is funny.
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Once inside, they appraised one another's outré ensembles under the glare of not-safe-for-work video projections — lo-fi montages of men gyrating in skeleton bodysuits (and then, inevitably, less).
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His rising fame has made his mother relent: She will watch him perform, but only if he stays away from vulgarities and there are no women gyrating in his video clips.
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The Trump administration on Tuesday targeted 25 percent tariffs on some 1,300 industrial technology, transport and medical products to try to force changes in Beijing's IP, sending world financial markets gyrating.
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Six hours in, it's still unsure of its movements, but by the time two days go by, it's gyrating its hips, making a stab at moonwalking, and looking generally comfortable with itself.
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Between the gyrating in his music video, the way he always wears those little vests, and how he boasted about his love (on "My Love"), it just seemed like a natural conclusion.
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She lay me flat on my back and she climbed on top of me, writhing and gyrating, and before I could get over my initial shock, the goon squad showed up again.
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But the chap madness didn't stop there because… These chaps have knee-holes When you're gyrating so vigorously, it's easy to work up quite a sweat, so the more ventilation the better.
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If you walked in on a Saturday night in December, you'd probably see drag queens gyrating on a rickety makeshift stage plopped on a pool table as they belted Judy Garland songs.
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" Barrett finds herself unwittingly hosting a raunchy dance party for 13-year-olds where she "sees her son gyrating his buttocks so rapidly it's like watching a hummingbird hovering over a honeysuckle.
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Financial markets have been gyrating on signs of optimism or pessimism about the trade disputes, and economists have blamed the tariff polices for contributing to weaker economic growth and diminished business confidence.
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Image 2 of 2 TEL AVIV, Israel – Ripped men in white underwear, pink bunny ears and black bow ties are gyrating through the streets of Tel Aviv for the annual Gay Pride Parade.
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With markets gyrating after seemingly every poll out of the United Kingdom, investors face a tough week trying to position themselves ahead of that country's vote on whether to leave the European Union.
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The six-minute video is dusted with images of melanin-rich people doing everything from gyrating to picking their hair -- all juxtaposed with famous works that largely reflect a white, European-elitist history.
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Not content with the usual sweaty dudes carrying Heinekens over their heads through crowds of gyrating metalheads, Wacken organizers are opting for a massive beer pipeline to quite literally pump fans with beer.
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It's also why I was able to have an orgasm while making out and gyrating with the woman of my dreams, even though I usually need much more than that to get off.
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"The one thing we have learned from the last 18 months of Trump's gyrating trade policies is that whatever looks certain today is likely to be undermined tomorrow," Gavekal strategists said in a note.
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Bluetooth-enabled masks distributed throughout Rio de Janeiro's Music Carnival this year acted as a kind of live-action Tinder, matching the gyrating masses with other sweaty, dancing maniacs based on their Facebook likes.
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The Russian clip resembles the British version: It follows a gyrating, nearly naked cadet up the stairs of a dormitory building where the camera floats through various spaces typical of post-Soviet communal interiors.
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A few months ago, the nightclub would have been packed with hundreds of gyrating men and women, and full tables, many costing 21,21 won ($14.5200) or more for a night of drinking and dancing.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan dipped 27.4% amid choppy trade throughout the region, with Australia's benchmark running as much as 20330% higher before returning to flat and Korea's Kospi gyrating.
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Each act ends with her gyrating on a black fleece blanket, spraying herself and patrons with liquid from a squeeze bottle, and for a price, giving a lucky few a face full of herself.
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"The one thing we have learned from the last 18 months of Trumps gyrating trade policies is that whatever looks certain today is likely to be undermined tomorrow," Gavekal strategists said in a note.
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" Referring to a part of the exhibition called "Mandalas and Dervishes," the brochure invokes the whirling dances of Sufi adepts: "Gyrating works in this group invite hypnotic or psychedelic imbalance — mystical experiences by other means.
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Occasionally, I'd roll around the floor passionately gyrating my love seat (a move I learned from an episode of Moonlighting, except Cybill Shepherd actually rolled around with Bruce Willis, not an $18 bag of plastic).
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He might be pushing 60, but his three-night stand at the Carolina Theater proved he's got more vigour than artists one-third of his age, gyrating and prancing like a rooster across the stage.
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Well, it had filth, but it was more of a "hardcore" filth, like dirt and mud and sweat, as opposed to a gyrating Jagger-esque grot that you'd get with most heavily made-up Kerrang!
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Prince was, yes, one hell of a performer, sauntering across the stage in a way that was simultaneously effortless and fierce, gyrating his body in ways that seemed impossible and occasionally showing off that split.
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Biofuels credits known as Renewable Identification Numbers (RINs) were gyrating in active trade ahead of the announcement, with prices of the biomass-based diesel RINs jumping as much as 4 cents each, according to traders.
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In a sign of the times, top singers of dangdut — a raunchy musical form complemented by gyrating dance moves — have famously given up their miniskirts for the hijab, or jilbab as it is known locally.
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By how much is a little difficult to say given the volatility in the monthly figures, which have implausibly shown annualized output gyrating in a three-million-tonne range over the last couple of months.
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Clad in a T-shirt, form fitting athletic shorts, tall socks, and sneakers, Singh is both sexier and scarier than Henry Rollins in his prime, gyrating, screaming, singing, and ranting as she interacts with the crowd.
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At War We had all been dodging bullets and shrapnel like young matadors, twisting and gyrating our hips, whipping our flak jackets to the side like capes as the superheated shards of metal charged at us.
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Confidence in the German bank was shaken last week, with its share prices gyrating over fears Deutsche may not withstand the impact of a $303 billion settlement to end a mortgage-backed securities mis-selling case.
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Paak entered full beast mode: scatting, gyrating, prowling around the stage, ripping off his jacket, sweating, and unleashing and flipping between raw odes to over-consumption to take me to church falsetto's (no Hozier, never Hozier).
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The dynamism of Condon's all-over compositions feels self-propelled, and it's easy to imagine them stretching far beyond their borders into an endless, gyrating flow of birds, plants and streams of luscious, electric, energized color.
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It ends with the half-nude beefcakes gyrating while dressed in huge costumes of KFC menu items, all to promote a meal deal and steamy video content meant for children to send to their "cool" moms.
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Shakira laying on her side gyrating like sex, Lopez on a stripper pole, Lopez bending over to expose her butt crack, both performers grabbing their vaginas, Shakira grinding her butt against some tinfoil wearing man's penis.
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Among the gyrating bodies and clouds of marijuana, she is in the kitchen, smiling and wining her waist while using a pair of tongs to turn the spice-rubbed thighs and legs nestled in the coals.
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The Pyeongchang production, as you might expect, includes more Olympic-themed animations, like a gyrating snowboarder and those iconic interlocking rings, all made possible by careful coding, and the four billion color combinations enabled by onboard LEDs.
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But at least three minutes of scenes, from a close-up of Mercury's gyrating crotch as he performs, to a kiss with a male guest and the spanking of a female guest at a party, are missing.
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Salman Khan has come a long way from the days of bare-chested fight sequences and gyrating dance numbers – a combination that brought him some of his biggest hits and sent legions of his fans into rapture.
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Over the last 13 years later whenever I'd hear that song my mind would automatically return to thoughts of my wife on that stage gyrating like a stripper and straddling a chair like she was in Flashdance.
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The scantily-clad lady gyrating throughout sports a trench coat reminiscent of Tippi Hedren's jacket in Alfred Hitchcock's The Birds, and a hairdo styled after Gary Oldman's hopelessly romantic count in Francis Ford Coppola's Bram Stoker's Dracula.
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After the vote, a crowd of some 30 artists and organizers celebrated in the only way that really made sense: gyrating to music in front of the local government's headquarters that abided by it for so long.
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The ad shows a woman gyrating (not porn!) but features a link to something called "Hot Girl 2018" in the bottom left, which has a photo of two people fucking and links to a cam model website (porn
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Staring into a "magic" mirror that had shown her friends their "personal Disney princesses," Jones was surprised to find the leather-clad musician staring back at her, then gyrating with a bag of popcorn held over his crotch.
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He held forth with classic soul panache, gyrating his hips as he held the mic and even hitting the splits at one point (seriously, the tailoring for that suit was incredible) in front of his tightly assembled band.
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Forgetting Sarah Marshall There's nothing particularly revolutionary about the concept of this movie, in which a cuckolded musician (Jason Segel) ends up on vacation with his cheating lover (Kristen Bell) and her gyrating rock star boyfriend (Russell Brand).
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He sat in front of her and also performed, gyrating on the stage while singing "My Prerogative," the song that had turned him into the spokesman for recalcitrant youth — the sort who were no longer playing her records.
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For Madonna, they rose to their feet and took their phones out to commemorate "the time they saw Madonna" but seemed to scream loudest for the gyrating butterfly part, which was a little skanky, and that pleased them.
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The ad in question shows "a woman gyrating (not porn!) but features a link to something called 'Hot Girl 2018' in the bottom left," which was accompanied by a clearly visible thumbnail of two people having sex, Motherboard wrote.
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The Shrine is the kind of place Nigerian parents warn their children about, a nightspot that is synonymous with wafts of marijuana smoke, gyrating back up dancers and the pulsating sounds of the Afrobeat music popularized by Fela Kuti.
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Nothing compares to seeing Beyoncé's blond waves swinging through the air and her body gyrating in front of your eyes, or hearing her voice project across a football field then back again, seemingly delivered directly to your ears alone.
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"Jennifer Lopez's gyrating on a stripper pole with her butt and her crotch smack in front of my eyes, my husband and children was an affront to women and children and violates your rules," one person from Tennessee said.
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In the hyper-Christian America of the mid-1800s, publicly gyrating with a partner was forbidden in numerous cities and towns; and for much of the 20th century, it was illegal to dance with a member of the same-sex.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads MARRAKESH — As the afternoon sun radiated onto Jemaa el-Fna square in the old medina quarter of the city, nine bodies emerged before me on the ground, beatboxing and gyrating, surrounded by curious onlookers.
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From Kensington Palace to the stages of Paris and Delhi, the Majorettes have stunned festival crowds across the globe with mesmerizing synchronized gyrating and Hula-hoop ingenuity — all while twirling in crushed-velvet hot pants and glittery high-heeled roller skates.
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When I read mainstream political commentary, I often think of the awkward gyrating Elaine used to do on Seinfeld, flapping her limbs in all directions in an incompetent, and yet totally confident, imitation of what dancing is supposed to look like.
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Oil markets are once again gyrating on comments from energy ministers belonging to the oil cartel OPEC but one analyst was keen to point out that the real negotiations over oil production are taking place away from the public gaze.
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While we wait, here's an extremely bizarre video of Derulo's character, Rum Tum Tugger, gyrating his hips more than is appropriate for any feline humanoid: Sign up for our newsletter to get the best of VICE delivered to your inbox daily.
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Unfazed, he took off his hat, put it on his shoe, kicked it up in the air, and ducked under it to catch it on his head, all the while gyrating with his mouth wide open and clapping his hands.
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The main difference is that everyone in Sports Illustrated's videos has decently tasteful hair, nobody is gyrating to techno music, and the headsets are cardboard boxes that would probably seem too low-budget for all but the cheapest B-movies.
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In the hyper-Christian America of the mid-21980s, publicly gyrating with a partner was forbidden in numerous cities and towns; and for much of the 21984th century, it was illegal to dance with a member of the same-sex.
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With grand cinematic flourishes—a gyrating camera on a factory floor and at a café table, rapturously colorful visions of romance, and hair-trigger comedy of pratfalls and narrow escapes—Fassbinder exalts the exploits of the hidden heroes of daily life.
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It's the type of chair that's supposed to stimulate the loins of rich fools, and to prove it, BodyFriend had booth babes clad in sparkle minidresses gyrating around an actual Lamborghini on the show floor and the massage chairs itself.
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There was one of pop's biggest stars, fresh off a performance for more than 100 million Super Bowl viewers, gyrating like one of Mötley Crüe's "Girls, Girls, Girls" while going lung to lung with one of hard rock's premier growlers.
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"We should not view this incident of white girls in blackface gyrating as apes in isolation," said David E. Kirkland, the executive director of the Metropolitan Center for Research on Equity and the Transformation of Schools at New York University.
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One of that country's top-selling artists (with her latest album, "Tudo," out in 2014), Ms. Gilberto possesses an innate gift for creating intimacy between herself and her wildly gyrating audience — especially when chanting bilingual, bohemian mantras of love over rustling percussion.
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She even went on Lip Sync Battle with her best friend and fellow activist America Ferrera, dressed as an orange-faced Trump and gyrating to "I Wanna Sex You Up." And when Clinton lost — and Trump won — Tamblyn says it radicalized her.
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In the spirit of sociological inquiry, you walk into the Poodle's tunnel-like room and take a seat at the edge of a small stage on which two young women, stark naked but for their high heels, are gyrating lethargically to rock music.
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For an hour straight, PlyoJam's creator and co-founder Jason Layden led the class through a series of choreographed dance routines that mixed squats, 180s, lateral jumps, pencil jumps, star jumps, squat jumps and frog jumps with body rolls, gyrating and booty shaking.
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Growth of 22020 percent would mark a ripping pace for most countries but would be the slowest in China in a quarter century as world's No. 27.6 economy grapples with gyrating financial markets, softening global trade and efforts to reduce environmental degradation.
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Next year is expected to look more like this year, with gyrating stock prices on track to end close to where they started, than the bull market's euphoric earlier years like 2013 and its 32 percent surge in the Standard & Poor's 29 index.
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JB took to Instagram to share some gyrating videos of himself in the backseat of a car debuting his latest dance moves ... and we broke down the car ride choreography into nine groovy gifs for you to shimmy through step-by-step.
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As if to prove this credo through concrete metaphors, her final paintings involved cutting up drawings she had done decades earlier in Hans Hofmann's school and remaking them into kaleidoscopic visions gyrating between sharp bolts of color and soft black-and-white textures.
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This new video from South London band Sweat takes all the filthy bliss of a perfect night out and jumbles it into a dizzying mish-mash of neon pink, dilated pupils, gyrating bodies and getting off with your mate on the staircase.
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A virtuoso video for their single "Apes**t," set in the Louvre with the couple rapping in front of the "Mona Lisa" and dancers gyrating in front of Jacques-Louis David's "Coronation of Napoleon," has attracted more than 60 million views on YouTube.
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While the church has welcomed a "Crucifix Halloween" party featuring barely dressed, leather-clad dancers gyrating in front of a lit-up cross, its director, Gérald St-Georges, a Roman Catholic, stressed that its main function was still sacred rather than profane.
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Taung Byone, Myanmar (CNN)Gyrating dancers passed through the crowds, bowing to men in silk dresses with orchids in their hair, as the normally sleepy village of Taung Byone marked the start of the annual Spirit Festival with a flamboyant opening ceremony.
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Growth of 20163 percent would mark a ripping pace for most countries but would still be the slowest in China in a quarter century as world's No. 22016 economy grapples with gyrating financial markets, softening global trade and efforts to reduce environmental degradation.
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Unlike Bill Cosby, who took center stage in millions of households of all races every week and who created a wholesome narrative of black family life, R. Kelly rose to fame within the black community because of his licentious lyrics and gyrating, envelope-pushing grooves.
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Videos posted to Twitter and Instagram by the Turkish celebrity chef Nusret Gökçe, known as Salt Bae for his signature style of seasoning steaks, show Maduro dining with his wife, Cilia Flores, as Gökçe dramatically slices meat at their table while gyrating his hips.
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From the moment the world was introduced to Teyana Taylor gyrating around a dimly lit gymnasium in a half bra top and teeny tiny thong, she instantly became an international sensation and, despite admitting to eating everything and not working out, a body positive poster girl.
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This season alone, we've witnessed everything from Rihanna riding a dirt bike around the runway at her Fenty x Puma show, Bella Thorne barely hiding her nipples in a risky under-boob revealing crop top and Teyana Taylor gyrating down the runway to close Philipp Plein's show.
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A red image of Presley standing at a microphone tells residents and tourists to keep their blue suede shoes parked firmly on the sidewalk, while a green silhouette of the singer showing off his signature gyrating moves lets people know that it's time to rock 'n' roll.
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Cat squeals and psycho-beats in spastic decompression, mating cries broadcast by willing neanderthals into seas of gyrating, drunken filth, death metal is a guilty pleasure somewhere between the lines of masturbation and abstract expressionism; at times, even an embarrassment to those of us who play it.
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It is this spirit that led to the creation of the 610 Stompers, a wildly popular, large group of middle-aged men, often paunchy and balding, who wear pale blue polyester coaching shorts, luxurious moustaches and bright red sateen jackets while gyrating enthusiastically to hits of the day.
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He is the only television creator who could possibly have presented Lily Rabe as a Satan-possessed nun, gyrating in a red negligee in front of a crucifix while singing "You Don't Own Me," and have it come across as an indelible critique of the Catholic Church's misogyny.
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" A photograph taken of a young Mr. Ellroy shortly after being told that his mother had been murdered in 1958 eventually reignited his memories of the late 1950s, including Mr. Contino ("a man gyrating with an accordion — pumping his 'Stomach Steinway' for all its worth") and "Daddy-O.
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In addition to multiple Ciara's slowly gyrating in front of a green screen, there's also a very overwhelming bubble machine, a touch of VHS distortion to give it that pseudo-retro feel, beams of light randomly emanating from her face, and of course a cartoon unicorn prancing through the background.
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Where else on earth are you going to witness something as ludicrous as Kat and Alfie from Eastenders gyrating their way through Pink's "Get This Party Started" while Mel B, who is dressed up as a literal sexy reindeer, claps along like someone's nan in your local pub at closing time?
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Image 2 of 2 LAGOS, Nigeria – French President Emmanuel Macron shook up his two-day visit to Nigeria with a stop at the New Afrika Shrine, a concert hall founded by the late music legend Fela Kuti where partying Nigerians gather, though the usual gyrating dancers and marijuana were absent.
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"The plane was gyrating violently and heading straight down, very fast, at about 500 knots," McCain told PEOPLE during a lengthy interview in 19823 on the back porch of his home in Arizona, describing the hellish moments that elapsed after a surface-to-air missile blasted the wing off his jet.
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It typically starts with their usual bevy of It Girl models clad in an assortment of barely there underpinnings, gyrating their physical assets while the camera slow pans around their body, with the magazine occasionally tacking on a theme to make the whole thing feel vaguely in the holiday spirit.
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"The plane was gyrating violently and heading straight down, very fast, at about 500 knots," McCain told PEOPLE during a lengthy interview in 1992 on the back porch of his home in Arizona, describing the hellish moments that elapsed after a surface-to-air missile blasted the wing off his jet.
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They were hung on shop windows and long-abandoned buildings, stapled to wooden stakes driven into front yards, even plastered on the enclosures surrounding the rusting, intermittently gyrating jack pumps that dot Luling's landscape, a reminder of the town's history as the center of one of the first Texas oil booms.
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John Lydon — then known as Johnny Rotten, the lead singer of the British band the Sex Pistols — did not just espouse anarchy, he personified it, gyrating onstage like a broken marionette as he screeched against the pillars of polite society, while a hailstorm of spit rained in from the audience.
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The holding company is aiming to raise $500 million in an IPO to then go out and acquire emerging private businesses that have little incentive to go public themselves — because of the hassle of quarterly earnings, gyrating stock prices and the constant questions over how they'll compete with Amazon and Facebook.
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I was driving to Phoenix from Los Angeles, and as I looked in my rearview mirror, this giant, four-story inflatable Santa Claus was slightly gyrating back and forth in the wind and appeared to be waving 'hello,' while guarding a Christmas tree lot in a Stay-Puft-Marshmallow-Man sort of way.
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It turns out the only thing that would've made Radiohead's music video for the song "Lotus Flower" better—which features a creepy, gyrating Thom Yorke acting like he just smoked meth—would be if Yorke had digital paint brushes in his hands so he could paint swirls of color with his twitching hands.
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Drag queens on roller skates, dancers in sky-high headdresses, chiseled men gyrating atop massive floats, topless women handing out fliers for suicide hotlines... It was more than I'd imagined was out there for me — a community that wanted not only to embrace me, but to celebrate me for who I was.
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This is pretty much the same argument used by Rihanna in her Savage x Fenty line, and expressed in her Amazon-streamed lingerie spectacular last September, which featured dancers, models and celebrities of all sizes and skin tones gyrating in a variety of ever tinier underthings and high heels — by their own choice.
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The video, which she initially posted to her Instagram page then later took down, shows Yaxana and her two backup dancers in puffy white long-sleeved blouses tucked into skimpy red and black spandex bottoms, gyrating enthusiastically in front of a black SUV parked in the center lane as a camera operator films them.
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I didn't know how to, say, switch positions without kneeing someone in the chest; or to gracefully excuse myself to pee to avoid the dreaded post-coitus UTI; or how to be on top without gyrating someone out of me; or frankly, even how to make sex feel good, for my partner or for me.
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First off, the onstage "mosh pit" was so cringe-worthy I could barely stand to watch her emerge from the small sea of flannel-clad, off-kilter, gyrating extras, and the "stage dive" into a puddle of seat fillers reeked of choreographed desperation—an unspoken barbaric yawp of "Am I cool yet?" echoing silently between the notes.
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In 2016, San Francisco's Gold Club partnered with a company called Vixen VR to create a virtual strip club experience — not just one that would allow you to strap on a headset and see a dancer gyrating in front of you, but one that would record the entirety of the space, allowing the user to move around within it.
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He performed a gyrating lap dance for a man in drag posing as a Russian porn star, harkened back to his role in 2012's The Dark Knight Rises by wearing a skin-tight Robin costume over his suit and stripped down to his shirt and underpants as he performed a spot-on impression of friend and collaborator Seth Rogen.
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The voice controls also work with the other products in the newly unveiled Raven line, one of which is a rather zany robotic arm, co-designed with Teenage Engineering again, titled Raven R. The Raven R comes with the hyperbolic claim of having "emotional intelligence," though all that really means is that it can — upon user command — express a number of emotions by gyrating its multi-jointed body.
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LONDON — One Sunday evening in September, the main hall of a community center here was decked out with ribbons, balloons and a gyrating disco ball that marked a sonic sweet spot — the optimal position for partygoers to enjoy the clean, punchy (and not too loud) sound of five towering speakers arranged strategically around the room, piping a playlist of pop, funk, rock and dance floor gems for all generations.
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