He heaves before he hurls, or hurls before he heaves, or, well, he barfs a lot.
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He picks up another rock and hurls it across the stream.
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From here, Green Room hurls towards its grizzly and bloody conclusion.
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Instead, it hurls customized hauntings at each of the family members.
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One ad even hurls the phrase "Harrisburg politician" as an epithet.
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"Fyre" hurls the swindle at its center like a bowling ball.
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As Coach is counting, Amy hurls the sphere into the water. Bam!
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The Panthers' Cam Newton cavorts and hurls those surgical passes; joy is unmistakable.
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He hurls expletives at refs and other players and no one at all.
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Security is there in a heartbeat and hurls the guy into the crowd.
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In a fit of pique, he hurls a caged monkey across his quarters.
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Ms. Khobdeh, who hurls herself at Michael Trusnovec, must first run from him.
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So, it's natural to feel defensive when someone unqualified hurls their critiques at you.
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" To David, he hurls, "You're uninspiring, you lack charisma — you lack your own personality!
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If Succession star Kieran Culkin hurls an insult your way, don't take it personally.
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"This game is boring, I have too much to do today," she hurls at him.
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It hurls itself against its viewers, until they either give way or turn it off.
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A protestor hurls back an exploded tear gas shell at police officers in Hong Kong.
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If one gets kidnapped, the other hurls herself into the back of the pedophile's van.
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When Leontes conceives his suspicion, he hurls Polixenes onto the floor and stamps on him.
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" That's when Stephens hurls the f-bomb ... "You poked me in the eye, f****t.
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Science builds bigger telescopes and hurls probes into space to glimpse ever further into the cosmos.
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No one hurls an insult quite like Cersei Lannister — except maybe the ladies of The Bachelor.
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Her rage eventually boils over and she hurls a large object through the apartment's front window.
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" The mood stems from Rihanna's attitude as she hurls, "ella, ella, ella," and "eh, eh, eh.
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As the beige Honda barrels down the highway, Gonzalez hurls rapid-fire questions from the driver's seat.
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As Lumber-JoJo trudges away in tears, Chad hurls his lovely blue tin cup into the lake.
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Suddenly, the police officer hurls an orange to-go cup filled with coffee at the rider's face.
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Her telekinesis lifts boxes and hurls them at enemies, though only half the time do they make contact.
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While she rips the dressing-gown off with furious movements, she hurls a torrent of abuse at me.
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Nike might not have that much to worry about as celebrity attorney Michael Avenatti hurls accusations its way.
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Another time, Holland, trying to toss a pistol to a pal, hurls it through a window by mistake.
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Nothing new in that, until one of them hurls something hard and heavy at the other, who ducks.
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In one number, he hurls his lament at the dancer Marina Elana, pulling her into his cavernous emotion.
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The pods in those tubes would travel along a magnetized track that hurls objects along at high speeds.
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Something about 'we're in our young twenties!' hurls people together into groups that can feel like your chosen family.
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The VR roller coaster hurls (lol) you through space, into wormholes and through interstellar portals alongside spaceships and droids.
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My favorite is this one about a sentient cactus that hurls an ax into the back of his owner.
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As written, the A.H.C.A. basically takes Trump's gift to the party and hurls it off the highest possible cliff.
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WASHINGTON — Republican congressional aides have set their iPhones to flutter every time President Trump hurls a thunderbolt on Twitter.
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The series, inspired by the novel "Alien Hunter" by Whitley Strieber, hurls a lot at viewers in a short time.
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Once, on her return from a quick errand to a neighbor's, he hurls a machete, missing her by a hairbreadth.
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The man not only hurls the N-word at me with pizazz, he opens up a switchblade and threatens me.
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It plucks people and moments from obscurity, hurls them into the mainstream, and tugs incessantly until they grow threadbare and exhausting.
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As the Zodiac approaches the dock, the Norwegian hurls himself into the water and ties the boat up to a mooring.
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RICHARD TILLES San Francisco Turkish politics* We noticed you article, "Turkey hurls 'Nazi' allegations to boost its president's support" (March 15th).
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He's skipped debates when he felt mistreated by the hosts, and hurls strange insults at his rivals when he does attend.
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He then hurls one well-known study after another at us to build his case, which really never required much building.
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Cover: A protester hurls a tear gas canister back over a wall toward police in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, Monday, Oct.
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Denounced by her own father, Iris hurls herself down into a cavern, where ragpickers poke around her body as she dies.
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Roger Clemens fails to get votes necessary for Baseball Hall of Fame, hurls bat shard at Mike Piazza's plaque in Cooperstown.
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They're active participants, as when Lila hurls stones back at the boys who attack her — and Elena steps in to help.
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On vacation at the beach with her family, seeing another child with a dog, the girl hurls a stone into the sea.
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But some say relying only on Section 24 hurls voting rights back to the way they were before the law ever existed.
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The button scheme, the combos, how to rebound after some adorable Pokémon hurls you over the side like a mustachioed rag doll.
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During "A Thought," the singer Ayanna Woods hurls the word "migration" into Mr. Hearne's face and briefly seizes control of his keyboard.
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The lyric "I" at this very moment is not alone, like the speaker of Bidart's "Curse," who hurls invective into the ether.
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Though she's lived a tougher life than most people ever will, Kimmy's still smiling and confident no matter what life hurls her way.
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It's all propelled the Brittany Howard's effortless soul, those touches of grit that she finds when she hurls her voice upwards without warning.
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Every time she passes by he hurls himself against the gate, howling with desire to get at her and tear her to pieces.
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With few exceptions, they have lacked the basic integrity to do anything but parrot the accusations that Mr. Erdogan hurls at his opponents.
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If a campus speaker hurls personal insults at students — if he outs them or individually intimidates them — he has no business on campus.
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Space weather is a catch-all term for a bunch of high-energy material the sun hurls our way during periods of heightened activity.
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Thus, there's a bar fight in this episode in which Jay puts a pool ball in a sock and hurls it at a sailor.
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It works: The climber hurls a rope over a high branch in the tree, sometimes with a crossbow or (in Aldred's preference) a catapult.
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Gus is off the market, and in the sneak peek, he completely loses it when Codi casually hurls an insult at his new girlfriend.
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On six-minute centerpiece "Adore," the band offers a rumination on inspiration that hurls itself into the weight of Hassan's basslines and Milton's drumming.
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Donkey Kong hurls barrels at Jumpman, which roll off the side of the platforms and occasionally down the ladders that Jumpman uses to ascend.
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One snorts drugs in the bathroom, another takes weeping refuge in it, a third hurls in the toilet, while others meander here and there.
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U.S. investment is guiding the fight to contain the violence in El Salvador, even as President Trump hurls insults and threatens to walk away.
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Quell then turns to a fourth shooter, blocks his bullets with the axe, and finally hurls it at his head, knocking him out cold.
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The drummer eagerly socks the backbeat, and the pianist — usually either Mr. Johnson or Lafayette Leake — hurls fistfuls of tinkling anarchy all around him.
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When he gets frustrated by a stuck door or window, he rips it out and hurls it away, and he does the same with words.
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In the first, frenzied moments of Alexei Ratmansky's "Shostakovich Trilogy," a man hurls his body through the air horizontally, trusting other men to catch him.
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In a scene that looks like it's pulled from a 1990s after-school special, teen Badison literally hurls a book directly in her mother's face.
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In one scene, in a fit of furious dissatisfaction, he hurls a sheaf of sketches into a flaming brazier before a group of astonished onlookers.
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He's the 70-year-old toddler who knows nearly nothing, hurls insults, has simplistic solutions for complex problems and is quick to throw a tantrum.
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The second half of life begins after the "event" mentioned above, a collision with reality that hurls a person into what seems to be abyss.
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The would-be robber hurls it at our man with all the gusto he has and actually sends it flying at a pretty good clip.
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Partisan polarization, which helped give rise to Trump in the first place, is getting worse as discord intensifies with every slur and insult Trump hurls.
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A few moments later, a fan in the crowd hurls a drink directly at the Pacers&apos Ron Artest, and a full-scale brawl occurs.
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This is the post-abstract consciousness that hurls each artist out into the uncharted space of hyper-subjectivity, away from a common, normative visual syntax.
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A primitive hominid hurls a bone club into the air, and a match cut to a spacecraft instantaneously tells the millennia-long story of human ingenuity.
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The message is: If we can handle this massive attack on this worthy publisher, we can handle whatever scary mess the internet hurls at your enterprise.
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Unclear. You get distracted when you realize there is a guy who hurls his body on the court to wipe off the sweat when someone falls.
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Onstage, she howls and cackles, chain-smokes, crows, seduces, falls to pieces, dodges objects hurled directly at her head, and hurls a few things back herself.
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Where we perceive a chain of events, he sees one single catastrophe that keeps piling ruin upon ruin and hurls it in front of his feet.
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In addition to her bracelets and golden lasso, Wonder Woman wears a tiara – which she occasionally hurls at bad guys as a sort of weaponized royal accessory.
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After a short delay, she hurls a storm of blades in a cone, each of which deals damage to struck enemies and leaves a feather upon landing.
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When she reaches Ash, Squirtle hurls herself onto him, wrapping her arms around him like she'll never let go, crying tears of joy after finally being accepted.
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The suspect hurls a string of expletives at the police, and one officer also uses profanities with the suspect while ordering him to stay on the ground.
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It is a scene reminiscent of other countries and other times: An angry candidate defies the will of the voters and hurls venom at the democratic process.
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One tendency hurls a harsh critique at concentrated power, whether in high finance, manufacturing, the federal government or the perceived alliance between private wealth and private capital.
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Solly's haunted Lego spy-base doesn't conform to the overly ambitious picture in his head and he hurls it across the room in a fit of fury.
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Her discomfort with the role peaks in the finale, when she wrestles for the first time and the audience hurls slurs — and a beer can — at her.
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Supercharged by a president who hurls insults over Twitter, the Republican party has discarded an allegiance to right to privacy and small government where women are concerned.
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For almost 2 years, Joe and Mika helped NORMALIZE the creep who regularly hurls insults at them, and who leads "Lock Her Up" chants at his hate rallies.
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Instead, the film hurls CGI spectacles on the screen by the millions of dollars, never once coming up with a compelling reason to pay attention to the plot.
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James Cleveland, who's so rocked at some point that he buries his damp face in a towel that he later hurls in astonishment past Franklin toward a camera.
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In these times, one may be tempted to ask, why be a journalist if one merely hurls countless words into a gale of stupidity that sweeps them away?
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There have been no breaches in whistleblower protocol, no matter what accusations the president hurls at House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff (D-Calif.) or the whistleblower himself.
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"Stop with your lies!" is the imperative his mother hurls at him for inventing stories; it's also the book's original French title — a nod to its metatextual pyrotechnics.
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Wilson doing the Wilson thing isn't an instant laugh generator just because she has a knack for physical comedy and hurls easy insults to Steinfeld's Emily about her intelligence.
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Where we see the appearance of a chain of events, he sees one single catastrophe, which unceasingly piles rubble on top of rubble and hurls it before his feet.
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The Nevis Catapult hurls willing participants 150 metres (164 yards) across the Nevis Valley near Queenstown, New Zealand, which you might know for its fair share of extreme sports.
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At a glance, Tampon Run seems like a Mario Brothers revamp, complete with a loop of punchy music and a boxy little figure who hurls weapons at oncoming enemies.
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Unshackle them from the constant chant of 'police brutality' which every petty criminal hurls immediately at an officer who has just risked his or her life to save another's.
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Each side hurls numbers and studies at each other and never changes the other sides' minds, because at the core, it's competing values at stake, not data or facts.
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It is easy to lament society's fall from civility when Tommie Lee, on "Love & Hip Hop Atlanta," screams and hurls epithets at her mother during a particularly vicious argument.
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He barely has time to register what's happening — gunmen are murdering his family at a party — before his mother, Lydia, hurls them both into a shower stall to hide.
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Because in Sayonara Wild Hearts you kick ass by overcoming every wild new thing the world hurls at you, never missing a beat, never taking a breath to slow down.
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Successfully marrying his classical piano background with influences that range from funk to hip-hop to progressive rock, Graves hurls the resultant blend of styles at listeners with kinetic alacrity.
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The orbiter is scheduled to make 36 more close orbital flybys of Jupiter's poles before it bravely hurls itself into the fatal embrace of the gas giant in February 2018.
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Ms. Osipova runs thrillingly on point, hurls herself into desperate jumps with that javelin-like front leg (a signature of her Bolshoi training), and never seems confined by polite ballet protocol.
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And Lidia Yuknavitch's "The Book of Joan" hurls us into a future world wrecked by climate change, in which for Earth's survivors, storytelling becomes a tool of both tyranny and resistance.
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In an interview with Fox 35 , dog owners of Pit mix Zoe describe how she hurls herself at the door and tries to claw her way out, leaving scratch marks and holes.
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There is a prisoner in the next cell with severe mental issues who slams his head against the concrete wall and hurls feces every which way ... feces that are not cleaned up.
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HE DEFLECTS bullets off his palm, catches grenades blindfolded, whips up a dust-storm with a whirl of his leg and hurls a bottle to kill the villain from a mile away.
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Watch it herePlot synopsis: "Fleabag" is a hilarious and poignant window into the mind of a dry-witted, sexual, angry, grief-riddled woman, as she hurls herself at modern living in London.
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It's also easy to be so fixated on the ludicrousness of some of the charges that the president hurls at us that we fail to improve in ways that he's not discussing.
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Cage's cacophonous "Williams Mix" (2100) hurls the material at us: horns, frogs, and voices ordered by many flips of the coin and assembled through a score that functions like a dressmaker's pattern.
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You'll wince at her alarm clock, which slaps her awake with a robot hand, and cackle at her cereal bot, which hurls Cheerios and milk all over her kitchen table as she deadpans.
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After her announcement, Marie (Theda Hammel) hurls a logorrheic rush of profane insults at Bruce (Gordon Landenberger) — "sickening turd" and "god damned filthy son of a bitch" are among the few printable ones.
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Michael, who hurls his words like so many Molotov cocktails, insists that the Holocaust has made contemporary Judaism "a religion and a culture of, frankly, death and death worship," and recommends forgetting it.
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Long John Silver, the story's most fabled character, hurls his crutch at the back of an innocent shipmate, knocking him to the ground — then hops over to stab the man with a knife.
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THE plot was made for Bollywood: a princess so beautiful that a lustful prince besieges a spectacular fortress to catch her, and so virtuous that she hurls herself into a fire rather than surrender.
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Back inside the practice room he's transformed, as he and his bandmates plough through their set list with a passion that hurls riffs at the walls and crashes around the inside of my skull.
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Muscular men grappling in passion literally being pulled apart by their allies to keep from destroying one another until one of them savagely removes an article of clothing and hurls it at the other.
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"They are contemptible, violent extremists, just like the neo-Nazis are, and the Islamic terrorists," he said, adding that anyone who hurls concrete sidewalk slabs at police officers could be accused of attempted murder.
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To play your very best, to make a Houdini-like escape from impossible conditions, you need a partner who handcuffs you and stuffs you in a mail sack, then hurls it into the river.
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In Gabriele d'Annunzio's 1894 novel, "The Triumph of Death," a Wagner-besotted nobleman tries to persuade his beloved to undergo a Liebestod , and, failing to do so, hurls her and himself over a cliff.
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And now he tells us Mexicans are great people; that maybe he won't deport all those people after all; that the insults he hurls about like confetti were not really meant to hurt anyone's feelings.
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As the vampiric count, the debonair Lee likewise calmly strides through rooms, but he also hurls his gargantuan six foot, five inch frame through the air without warning, leaping in displays of hyper-masculine menace.
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That might seem like a lot of preparation for events that don't happen all too often, but as the November election hurls on, Obama can do what he can to save the country from disaster.
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The president, who routinely hurls insults on Twitter and in person, was apparently outraged at Ms. Pelosi's gesture, and spent the morning circulating a blitz of anti-Pelosi messages on Twitter, some carrying the hashtag #PelosiTantrum.
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Sylva, in western North Carolina, played a central role, hosting the Ebbing police department (actually a home décor store) and the advertising company across the street from which Frances McDormand's character, Mildred Hayes, hurls flaming bombs.
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A cannon-like device, the launcher hurls chunks of wood — meant to simulate debris flying at 100 miles an hour, or about the speed of a Category 2 hurricane — at a target about 20 feet away.
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He comes across as comically harried by fate; his self-pity leads to vengeful fantasies and outbursts, as when he hurls a chair at a doctor who suggests surgery to rectify his penchant for walking on tiptoe.
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Kamburoff throws himself onto the floor violently, puts his bassist in a headlock, hurls himself into the mosh pit with the blatant disregard for personal welfare that usually evaporates as soon as you can grow facial hair.
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Golden State often takes one or two dribbles to attack on the break, and then hurls the ball to the far opposite side of the court, flipping the court's gravity and forcing scrambling defenses to re-calibrate.
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A rock crashes into the tree above Khalil and cracks into his head, another grazes his shoulder and another bounces off the tarmac onto his shins, and he picks one up and hurls it back at the police.
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Now, when I'm having sex in the real world, I sometimes wonder: Would I want my boyfriend to dress up in a white bed sheet toga and make me feed him grapes whilst he hurls abuse at me?
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Books of The Times Ali Smith's new novel begins with the words "God was dead" and pivots to a scene in which a disembodied head hurls itself down a long hallway and shatters several priceless 18th-century figurines.
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The top of this week's comic rundown is Archie Meets Ramones, which, as the title suggests, hurls the Riverdale kids back to 1976 (they're in present-day now, not the 1950s) to meet the band and learn life lessons.
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One day she gets off her bicycle, leans it against the wall of the house, knocks at the door, waits and waits, while a few metres from her the dog backs away and then hurls himself at the fence.
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This stunning mystery is set back in 1879, when New York's capital city is hit by a blizzard that buries the parents of 10-year-old Emma and 7-year-old Claire and hurls the girls into the streets.
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I couldn't help but compare that climax to when Tony Stark hurls himself at Thanos, just as the Mad Titan is about to snap the entire universe into oblivion, and manages to snap Thanos and his army out of existence instead.
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The show follows an unfiltered, dry-witted woman (who we know only as Fleabag) who hurls herself at modern living in London as she deals with the loss of her best friend, a breakup, and financial troubles at her café.
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Cut to the twin engines of a Tomcat glowing red, then white hot as the afterburners kick in just as the steam catapult hurls the F-14A forward and Kenny Loggins "Danger Zone" bursts into an '80s-fueled synthesizer fury.
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She turned the idea into a one-woman show about an unfiltered, dry-witted woman who hurls herself at modern living in London as she deals with the loss of her best friend, a breakup, and financial troubles at her café.
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All photos by Ryan Dorgan You might expect a 90mm cannon to make a tremendous sound, but the concussion wave the weapon emits as it hurls a projectile the size of a coffee thermos a mile into the distance surprised me.
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Though experimental in design, it doesn't stint on narrative; it hurls the audience into the maelstrom of the making of "Captive Wild Woman" — starring her and, yes, an ape — heightening the wary, intoxicating experience of being a young woman in Hollywood.
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Judge, meanwhile, is a giant of a man, at 6 feet 7 inches, who occasionally hurls himself headfirst into bases (see Mike Trout, currently on the disabled list) and has been willing to sacrifice his body in pursuit of fly balls.
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Each skit takes an unexpected turn toward the absurd, as when the crowd at a "Baby of the Year" competition hurls obscenities at one of the contestants, or when a guest at a birthday party causes chaos over a gift receipt.
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Jason Allemann of JK Brickworks' latest creation is this Halloween Candy Thrower (you can build your own with the plans available here) that hurls tiny Snickers, Mars, and Reese's peanut butter cups at anyone who walks up and triggers its motion sensor.
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Still, Allen's reference to "discipline" — echoed by several teammates Tuesday — hinted at a related curveball that the specter of a trick play hurls at opponents: its tendency to neutralize opportunistic defenses such as Alabama's, which also led the country with 10 defensive touchdowns this season.
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But there's another wrinkle: While you start in the present, a car accident at the beginning somehow hurls you to a pointedly nondescript medieval town, where you wake up to discover you've got a new gig caring for corpses and a ton of questions.
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The mechanics of it are hard to comprehend but, in essence, Sammy attempts a quick throw, aborts the procedure at the last second and, consequently, hurls the ball into the back of his own net, helpless to intervene as it nestles neatly in the bottom corner.
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A goateed twentysomething member of the neo-Nazi Patriot Front hurls a string of profanity at a reporter so vehemently that it becomes clear why so many people give Richard Spencer so much credit for being the white supremacist you can safely share an Uber with.
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It mostly fails at this—primarily because it's easy to imagine the so-called beef being a one-sided affair: one where Kanye West hurls insults at JAY-Z who then brushes them off his hand-embroidered shoulder; but also because there is no source footage that suggests otherwise.
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As the minute-and-a-half ad unfolds, Alexa users discover that instead of Alexa's neutral, semi-robotic tones, their requests to, say, get a recipe for grilled cheese are met by celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay, while he hurls abusive remarks at them about their inabilities to cook.
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And a third might guide the media: Make a pact (whether or not the likes of Breitbart and Fox News agree to it) not to give ex-President Trump more than perfunctory coverage, whatever invective he hurls and however the public remains fascinated by his norm-shattering behavior.
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At the end, when he has decided that enough is enough, the drums slow, Prince rounds one final trill, the song ends, and in one smooth motion, he lifts the guitar from around his neck, pulls it down to his waist, hurls it in the air above him, and walks offstage.
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I want to hope C.K. knows what he's doing — even if I'm at times frustrated by his particular take on women — and I imagine the people most likely to see I Love You, Daddy are already thinking about the questions it doesn't just raise, but hurls straight at our heads.
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So many women are like small-animal vets, convinced that the more broken a man is, the more interesting he is as well, and it's stories like Cherry's that make us believe early in life that inside every man who hurls us in the way of danger there's a sensitive protector.
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He tells us that his kids hate him and two wives have walked out on him, and in manic moments he hurls insults at the young New York filmmakers (director Tony Stone and cameraman Nathan Corbin), who are wont to retort that Peter is drunk or to assure their respect for his storytelling.
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Cate Blanchett (in an Oscar-nominated performance), Heath Ledger, Christian Bale, Richard Gere, Ben Whishaw and Marcus Carl Franklin portray aspects of Bob Dylan's persona in this Todd Haynes musical essay, which "hurls a Molotov cocktail through the facade of the Hollywood biopic factory," A. O. Scott wrote in The New York Times.
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Rejected coldly by Grace after confessing this liaison, Joel hurls himself headlong into showbiz and begins constructing not so much a double life as a corrugated one, which included attraction to women, convention and the public approbation each conferred as well as the exciting, shameful lure of the hotel masseur and the gay bathhouse.
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Without a serious change to YouTube's interpretation of its standards, Crowder is free to continue to make videos where he hurls slurs at journalists and creators, who will then keep getting hit with the same sort of harassment, invective, and dangerous leaking of personal information that Carlos has continued to experience from Crowder's fans.
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" The New York Post first reported on Delgado&aposs controversial lyrics, where he "hurls the N-word, slaps the two-party political system, rips the 'dead&apos presidents as 'white supremacists,&apos blasts capitalism, likens blacks to modern day slaves, calls poverty the 'purest form of terrorism&apos and boasts of 'having sex to a porno flick.
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That Bright hurls out some kind of racial politics grenade and then runs away without tending to the explosion — in a movie about the LAPD, no less — should not be all that surprising; if you've watched the trailer, you know that "Fairy lives don't matter today" is an actual line that Will Smith says, out loud.
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In a blistering minute-long tirade, actor Robert De Niro hurls a steady stream-of-conscious of invectives at Republican presidential nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE.
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But I believe a great motivation of the activism we are seeing today is sheer outrage that a man who represents everything we've been fighting against for decades, an admitted molester who hurls vile insults at any woman who displeases him and who wants to send us all back to the 1950s, now sits in the White House.
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The 21-year-old is currently starring in a revival of Sam Shepard's 1978 Pulitzer Prize-winning play "Buried Child" at the Alice Griffin Jewel Box Theatre, and at the previous night's performance — during a scene in which his character, Vince, violently hurls glass bottles against a wall — he looked down to find a pool of blood at his feet.
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They manage to obliterate long strips of the wight army, but in a turn of events you could only have seen coming if you had spent this entire season of Game of Thrones being honest with yourself about what kind of show you were investing in every Sunday night, the Night King hurls an ice spear into Viserion's neck, killing him (+150).
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Space weather—the final frontier of weather—is going to be a major focus of NOAA's latest satellite, which packs sensors capable of detecting x-ray and UV radiation pulses from solar flares, charged particles comprising the solar wind, and fluctuations in Earth's magnetosphere, the protective bubble that shields us from all the deadly radiation the Sun hurls our direction.
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Among the insults Rosselló hurls in the chats: He calls a Puerto Rican-born New York official a "whore" and says she should be beaten; says an oversight board managing the island's financial crisis can "go f*** yourself"; and tells one of this then-top officials that he'd be doing him a "grand favor" by shooting San Juan Mayor Carmen Yulín Cruz.
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As a reality TV star turned Republican Party nominee hurls invective at entire races and religions, an actual reality TV show will be there to offer a break: a journey to a place where kindness, civility, and talent rule, contestants pursue pure excellence rather than wealth, and, in defiance of reality TV tradition, everyone appears to be there to make friends.
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Melania TrumpMelania TrumpEx-Melania Trump adviser raised concerns of excessive inauguration spending weeks before events: CNN The Hill's Morning Report - Trump moves green cards, citizenship away from poor, low-skilled White House seeks volunteers, musicians for Christmas celebrations MORE, whose husband is known for the barbs he hurls on Twitter, says adults should be "encouraging positive habits on social media" as an example for children.
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Clowns lurking near the yogurt when she goes to shop for groceries; clowns defiling the watermelons as they have horrible clown sex in the produce section; a three-faced, cackling, knife-wielding clown with three hideous noses that look way too much like the aforementioned erect penises (side note: On second viewing, I'm 99 percent sure this is because they are penises) riding a scooter down the aisles while Ally screams and hurls bottles of rosé.
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Though there are a few clumsy gestures at moments of great crisis — as a mother dies in childbirth, a startled stork takes off from the roof — the most moving and even uncomfortable images are clearly taken from Sepetys's extensive sources: A mother desperate to get her baby off the sinking ship hurls the infant down to a sailor and misses; the corpses of children in life jackets float upside down because of the disproportional size of their heads.
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