Granted, the card is not exactly a jaw-dropper on paper.
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But, as we mentioned before, the headliner and jaw-dropper is the caffeinated bagel.
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The biggest jaw-dropper in Mr. Trump's comments was his insult to today's military.
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That virgin view, standing inside the Oculus and gazing up, is a jaw-dropper.
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Well, Riverdale can certainly still pull off a jaw-dropper of an episode, can't it?
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"This was a jaw-dropper in terms of how strong phone sales were," he said.
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That means there has to be at least one true jaw-dropper in the series premiere.
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And lastly, there's one final jaw-dropper: June's husband Luke (O-T Fagbenle) is actually alive.
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Leave it to Empire to deliver a good jaw-dropper, and this one is a biggie.
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It's a jaw-dropper ... she busts a bunch of tantalizing poses ... leaving little to the imagination.
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And then he adds the real jaw-dropper: white truffles from Alba, a town in Italy's Piedmont region.
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But the real jaw-dropper was the Backward Index, which includes some 703,000 cards listing words spelled … backward.
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But forget about the features: the real jaw dropper here is its price when it launches in February: $8,999.
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A jaw-dropper, even by Trump's standards -- Trump stating he believes Russia over the intelligence community is pretty stunning. 2.
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There's nothing like walking into your first day of a new job in a sensational jaw-dropper of an outfit.
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If facts come to light confirming that such a collaboration existed, it will be another jaw-dropper of a story.
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The movie's central jaw-dropper is a scene, about 20 minutes in, when Fernando visits the girls' shared bedroom one night.
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The point her is that while Ngannou's defeat of Arlovski was a jaw-dropper, things are different inside the heavyweight top-5.
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The biggest jaw-dropper moment of the new KUWTK teaser, however, involves Kim and Kourtney's perpetually escalating tension finally coming to blows.
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Kylie Jenner is on a roll: She just announced three major pieces of news within 24 hours, unveiling one jaw-dropper after the next.
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The question is whether you would want to suffer the tradeoff of having an inferior main camera just to snap the occasional jaw-dropper.
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Getting that view of Jack Pearson was a jaw-dropper for This Is Us fans, who blew up the internet dishing about the OMG moment.
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Some (like a galvanizing Angela Davis) are more effective and persuasive than others; at least one — Newt Gingrich, speaking startling truth to power — is a jaw-dropper.
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That jaw-dropper of an offense appears to now be a harbinger of much worse things to come for LuAnn, who would soon be mired in legal problems.
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"The 'jaw dropper' last night was when Apple announced it will stop providing units/ASPs for iPhones, Macs and its other product lines," Ives said in a note Friday.
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Janelle Monáe royally slayed London's SSE Wembley Arena on Monday, and somewhere amidst the singer's jaw-dropper of a show, she was joined onstage by Us actor Lupita Nyong'o.
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"The June guidance was a jaw dropper in terms of strength and speaks to Cook and Cupertino getting back their sea legs after the December debacle," Wedbush analyst Dan Ives said.
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A jaw-dropper, even by Trump's standards Trump's news conference with Putin was extraordinary, even by the standards of a president who has embraced chaos and controversy like no recent predecessor.
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The model and former Project Runway host has made an art of show-stopping Halloween costumes each year, from her Jessica Rabbit jaw-dropper to her insect alter ego to that time she cloned herself.
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This jaw-dropper ending works because the writer Jesse Armstrong sets it up superbly, beginning with that long scene when everybody debates — with hilariously exaggerated politeness — the matter of whose body might best fit under a bus.
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While Archie's arrest is clearly the big jaw-dropper of "Brave New World," another possibly more insidious cliffhanger appears right before Sheriff Michael Minetta (Henderson Wade) shows up to cuff the teen in front of all of RHS.
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Hardly anyone expected the person we knew as Cece Drake (Vanessa Ray) to reveal that she was a long-lost DiLaurentis born as Charles, and it sounds like the A.D. jaw-dropper will need just as much an explanation.
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THE JAW DROPPER Gender reveals are an exciting moment for expecting parents, and while gathering a group of family and friends together may be enough for some, this Louisiana family amped up the excitement by wrangling an alligator into the mix.
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The wet and bloody demise of Marion Crane (Janet Leigh) in a shower at the Bates Motel remains a shockingly effective jaw-dropper thanks to Alfred Hitchcock's precision cuts, Bernard Herrmann's shrieking score and lots of red in black and white.
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But few shows have as bewildering a topic as "On a Clear Day You Can See Forever," the 1965 jaw-dropper about ESP, telekinesis and past-life regression that's a weird mix of laughably earnest woo-woo and chipper Broadway savvy.
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By far the best in show in this respect are James Corden, wittily frolicking amid trash as Bustopher Jones; and Rebel Wilson, whose spoiled Jennyanydots leads a Busby Berkeleyesque jaw-dropper with a warbling (quavering) company of mice and a parade of high-stepping, kaleidoscopically trained cockroaches.
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I'll be the first to admit the "Spy" reveal Dart has a whole pack of friends was a jaw-dropper, but, if I had been paying attention during my first viewing, I would have realized the truth was looking me right in the five-petal flower face filled with teeth.
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The biggest jaw-dropper of the trailer might be at the very end, when Thor (Chris Hemsworth) seemingly tries to impress a stone-faced Carol Danvers/Captain Marvel (Brie Larson), who has arrived to help The Avengers after being paged by Nick Fury (Samuel L. Jackson) shortly before the latter turned into dust.
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And though I consider it a jaw-dropper that women were professionally discouraged from wearing completely socially conventional clothing in their workplace, a central conceit of Cuppetelli's work — both in its conception and in its making — points to one of those insidious contradictions we are experiencing at this moment in time as women.
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Former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE's recent jaw-dropper that China is not America's competition is simultaneously wrong and informative for 2020.
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Having already trashed Barr's credibility, Judge Walton then turned his fire on Barr's lack of political independence, noting that Barr's public "inconsistencies" with the Mueller report -- at a time when the public did not have access to the report itself -- "cause the Court to seriously question whether Attorney General Barr made a calculated attempt to influence public discourse about the Mueller Report in favor of President Trump..." For a former Justice Department prosecutor like myself, this is a jaw-dropper.
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"Liability" received critical acclaim from music critics, with many commending the song's lyrical content, Lorde's vocal delivery, and was called one of the stand out tracks on the record. Jon Blistein of Rolling Stone described the song as a "short but poignant song that finds Lorde grappling with fame and how it can change friendships and relationships." Billboard writer Andrew Unterberger commended its lyrics and Lorde's delivery, calling the song "an absolute jaw-dropper." Spin editor Anna Gaca praised Lorde for turning the track into a "poetic meditation on the perils of intimacy".
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Although he "respected the show for having the guts to follow through with [Dean's] deal"—the ending was a "complete jaw-dropper"—he pointed out the previous times the Winchesters have died and were subsequently resurrected. Memorable moments for Williams include Sam and Dean singing "Wanted Dead or Alive", and Dean admitting that his love for Sam is his main weakness. Likewise, TV Guides Tina Charles described the episode as "creepy and suspenseful and funny and sad and just plain awesome", and felt it came close to outdoing the first-season finale "Devil's Trap". Especially praised were the actors' performances.
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"These [episodes] have important stuff going on for the narratives of both The Flash and Arrow," said Kriesberg, while Guggenheim added: "The final moments of The Flash have a pretty big jaw- dropper and we pick up those threads in Arrow. Then we do some things with the characters from Arrow... that are pretty epic and major." In The Flash episode, Caitlin and Harry create a drug called Velocity 6 to make Barry faster against Zoom. Kreisberg commented that "It's safe to say that there'll be a few more iterations of that formula", but viewers will have to wait and see how everything plays out and the effects on those who use it.
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" David Drake of Pitchfork wrote, "irony and irreverence can only do so much lifting on a record this thin. Neon Icon is hardly an affront to hip- hop's very foundation; instead, it's an adequate, listenable rap album, and for a part-time rapper/full-time jaw-dropper, there couldn't be a more damning outcome." Jesse Fairfax of HipHopDX stated, "Neon Icon seems aimless and not very well thought out. There are occasional hilarious moments; he throws pesos at strippers and refers to himself as “The White Wesley Snipes.” Riff ratchets up the oddity factor and gets creativity points for rhyming over Mac Miller’s sparse piano keys and the sound of a skittering dolphin (“Aquaberry Dolphin”).
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