Customers are sure lapping up plans with bigger data buckets.
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We stood and listened to the waves lapping the shore.
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Briefly, I zoned out to the sound of lapping water.
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Customers have been lapping it up for 12 years now.
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A marionette, dangling before the lapping flames of his master's furnace.
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It's not just waves lapping a bit higher on the beach.
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Millennials are lapping Gen Xers when it comes to retirement prep.
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But some tourists are lapping up a dream vacation on the cheap.
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"Yves," he breathed over my lips, tongue lapping out for another taste.
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The Atlantic Ocean is lapping at my feet, and it's a barrier.
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All the while, President Trump and his people are lapping it up.
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He haunted the Museum of Cinema, lapping up movies by foreign auteurs.
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The ripples of India's big splash are now lapping on Africa's shores.
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Many experts liken the process to waves lapping on a sandy beach.
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I can hear the gentle, rhythmic rush of the waves lapping the beach.
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I admit: Not lapping their work up is something I still struggle with.
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"Might we bring this conference to order?" wheedled Labour's leader, lapping it up.
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Nothing's been quite as internet as the cute white cat lapping milk, though.
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Gym bae bought it, graciously lapping up my lies like strawberry whey powder.
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McDonald's is lapping tougher comparisons this quarter and that will continue throughout 25.14.
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A boy rode his bicycle through a puddle; we heard the water lapping.
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Rustling leaves, scudding clouds, lapping waves -- they are all saying something about Trump.
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Most of these Democrats are lapping their leading challengers in the money chase.
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Vietnam and China have over-lapping claims in parts of the South China Sea.
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Ferocious gusts had spread the fire into rows of palm trees, lapping railroad tracks.
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This is critical as TGT is now lapping 100-150 bps of TRU benefit.
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Water already is lapping at some homes there, according to CNN affiliate WREG-TV.
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From the highlanders' perspective, the empires lapping at their edges are peripheral, fallen places.
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The lapping of the Chesapeake was ripping away the peat at the water's edge.
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He did a lot of it the right way, and he was lapping me.
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Those views can still shock and titillate, and his compatriots are lapping them up.
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Even those cars that we're lapping, I know those damn cars aren't driving good.
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On "Echolocation," the clangy, lapping repetitions feel most in line with that last influence.
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By standing and sitting, they become water lapping at the banks of the river.
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Ludovico Torri told CNN he woke Saturday to find Lake Pontchartrain lapping at his home.
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It's a gentle wave lapping your feet instead of a dive headfirst into the ocean.
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Before it was done brewing, floodwaters were lapping at the door of his bar, Tracey's.
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Released soon afterward, this hawksbill crawled tentatively on the sand toward waves lapping the beach.
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Small trees and concrete benches seem inviting, the lapping water tantalizing on a summer's day.
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The only sound is the soft, peaceful hum of the ocean lapping up against the shore.
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I was just a young kid pulling heads off of engines and lapping valves and stuff.
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CaptainPain:We should be looking into prosecution and litigation rather then [sic] lapping this pseudo hero's ass.
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Results from the United States were lapping a very strong quarter a year earlier, Doyle added.
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I got my legs fully buried under the lapping water, and felt something under my toes.
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Let it wash over you like the tide lapping at the sandy shores of Cinnabar Island.
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Beyoncé's treating her pregnancy like it's a surprise album release, and, frankly, we're lapping it up.
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A fireplace with lapping flames played on an oversize screen while two disco balls slowly rotated.
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The transatlantic bond has frayed, and Chinese commercial and strategic ambitions are lapping at Europe's shores.
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For months, we've been lapping up every single leak and rumor that has spilled onto the internet.
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They're surrounded on both sides with flames lapping at the road as they race to get out.
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Countries including Malaysia, the Philippines, Vietnam and Brunei have over-lapping claims to parts of the sea.
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Then he started kind of … half-jabbing, half-lapping at the inside of my mouth with it.
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Known as "dunes," the incredible glowing shapes look like waves lapping up a beach in the sky.
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What used to be Interstate 10, south of Beaumont, Texas, looked like an ocean, with waves lapping.
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The reservoirs were a gleaming silver-gray, scuffed by the wind and lapping against the breakwater shores.
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Rosberg's quickest effort then was a 1:22.959, with the German lapping in 1:22.994 after lunch.
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What we have today is a generation lap — they are lapping their parents on the digital track.
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The sea lapping the golden beach lying less than 100 meters (yards) away is clogged with weeds.
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At first the guitars played mellow, alluring music, all slowly strummed, lingering tones and gently lapping riffs.
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An abandoned car was left running idle in the street with water lapping at the passenger windows.
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Still, with the river lapping and the trees susurrating and the moths sizzling, there was poetry enough.
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After Woods greeted Olson, he leaned down to scratch Quebec's ears and neck, inviting the face lapping.
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Guests are lapping it up, as well as conversation with strangers, cozied around long antique wooden tables.
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Footage on social media showed intense flames lapping up the front of a low-rise residential building.
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In the crowd was her partner and number one fan Alex Rodriguez, who was lapping up the performance.
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Skrillex was ascending and North Americans were lapping up all the wubs they could get their hands on.
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The water is waist-deep around his building, with white-capped waves lapping the foot of the property.
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Chirping birds and lapping waves aren't "natural" noises to my urban ears; there's nothing "soothing" about those sounds.
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And finally, the camera looks out to a bay lapping waves on the beach right below — for now.
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Video that she shared to Twitter showed the water lapping up against the house and vehicles parked outside.
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CNN footage from one of those rallies last year shows Cesar Sayoc lapping up the anti-CNN sentiment.
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A long swath of sand greeted me, along with limpid ocean water and the sound of lapping waves.
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We took turns peeing on Moishe's face while he lay face up in the tub, lapping at our urine.
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It is dialogue-free; breathing, minimalist music, lapping waves and a single gunshot are the single-hour drama's soundtrack.
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By the time he found the canine, the water was already lapping around the cage and the frightened pooch.
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However, the company was lapping easy comparisons as same-store sales a year ago were down almost 30 percent.
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That sets a new high-water mark for an August launch, lapping "Guardians of the Galaxy's" $262 million bow.
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During a meditative segment, subtle soothing vibrations spread across my body to the sound of chimes and lapping waves.
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A typhoon that smashed into Japan trapped thousands of travelers in an airport with waves lapping at the windows.
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"Investors are lapping up any sign of positivity and any excuse to get pushed up the risk curve," Markets.
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Unmoored by this knowledge, Margaret hears something new in the lapping waves — the urgent whispers of the wider world.
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The gentle lapping of waves, as you lean your arm against the balustrade and look out to the horizon.
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Also, dogs drink loudly, lapping the water with their tongues, which is thought to scare away the infectious copepods.
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The water calmly lapping against my board with my feet dangling off of it, not knowing what is underneath.
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Besides the lapping of diminutive waves, the only sound might be the signature jingle of a nearby song sparrow.
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Besides the lapping of diminutive waves, the only sound might be the signature jingle of a nearby song sparrow.
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Their hands and spindly limbs cling to bright and exotic floral arrangements as their bodies are ravished by lapping waves.
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It stays in the Arabian Sea and the Bay of Bengal, lapping at India from the west and the east.
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If these people are making money, then they're still going to be working — because we're still lapping up their work.
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Triple champion Hamilton was second quickest in 1:19.352, 0.328 slower, with both men lapping on the fastest ultrasoft tyres.
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The media is lapping up the salacious storyline as it plays out in courtrooms and arbitration hearings across Los Angeles.
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Fourth was Damon Hill in his Arrows-Yamaha, lapping just 21997s off pole in a brilliant but largely forgotten display.
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The air in Dakar, with its windswept coastal roadway and waves lapping against craggy bluffs, sometimes can appear deceptively clear.
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Sea gulls wheeled above in silence, and every moment between Walt Whitman and today contracted into that lapping of waves.
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The video begins with the sounds of waves lapping, birds chirping, Hawaiian drumming, and the slapping of a Samoan dance.
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We outnumber both male writers and readers in the genre, lapping up books about serial killers, rape, and psychological torment.
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At one point, a small smile crossed his face as he peeked at the human sea lapping at his heels.
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For a few minutes, he stood at the bottom, savoring the frigid air, the lapping water, the dazzling sun. ♦
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In September 2015, Democrat Hillary Clinton was lapping the field with 45% in a Siena poll of New York Democrats.
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For some, the peddlers are part of the scenery, as incessant and harmless as the waves lapping on the shore.
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Platys Gialos is also known for being good for water sports, though I saw people only lapping up the waves.
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I wondered if they ever got annoyed by the waves' constant lapping, the daily irritation of their own gradual erosion.
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I hear water lapping at a shore, colossal waves breaking far in the distance, and the occasional cry of a seagull.
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Aerial photos on Saturday showed water lapping up against the base's single runway, with some aircraft still parked on the base.
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"We're all standing at the shore of reality with the waves of the transcendency lapping at our feet," she told VICE.
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Hummingbirds are the ultimate sugar junkies, lapping up the sweet syrupy nectar inside of flowers to get a quick energy boost.
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The froth of the ocean lapping against the rocks beneath our hero, who makes a habit of dangling from precarious rocks.
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I now tend to take pleasure in making disparaging remarks about Kanye West or Joey Essex and lapping up their outrage.
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That day, the farm was so quiet that we could hear the ripple of the river water lapping against his bank.
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I sit there on the lip of the dune, my feet hanging over lapping waves, and I watch my daughters play.
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Newspapers and magazines are full of reassessments of the Wiedervereinigung (reunification); westerners are lapping up memoirs and polemics by eastern authors.
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Like Rosberg, he spent the afternoon focused on long-run race simulations with both Mercedes lapping slower than their morning best.
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My pace was so slow that people who'd passed me on their way up were lapping me on their way down.
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In the water lapping at the thicket of roots, young fish, like snapper and grouper, and plankton take refuge from predators.
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This quarter, the brand is lapping disappointing results from last year when a shortage of chicken in the U.K. dragged down sales.
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Well, you did have a one-time gain last year that you're lapping, and you also did have ... a big currency swing.
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But without extensive preparation, Trump is more likely to use his time on the trip lapping up the hospitality and celebrating himself.
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Have all three of these bad boys, and watch as your election cares float off like waves lapping away from the shore.
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Bears raiding Dumpsters in a campground or, say, lapping up bacon grease behind an outfitter's tent were often shot as scary nuisances.
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China is lapping the US when it comes to tech investment and is quickly positioning itself as the economy of the future.
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I came to appreciate the stillness, broken up by the trill of birds and soft lapping of water against the wooden oars.
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And though the churning river was lapping at the stairs to her house, Ms. Tedder said she did not want any rescuing.
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The fact that Buttigieg has run his campaign exceptionally well, lapping candidates who on paper should have far outpaced him, like Sens.
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It was not, as they say, unbearably sad; on the contrary, it was bearably sad—a tranquil, contemplative, lapping kind of sorrow.
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Graf suggested the investment, combined with "operational synergies" in Europe, would allow FedEx to "start lapping" its delivery competitor Amazon in 2021.
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Acclaimed thespian Ian McKellen, playing "Theater Cat" Gus (short for Asparagus), lapping up milk from a shallow bowl resting at chin height.
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McKesson said on Thursday its results were also hurt by the lapping effect of increased price competition in its independent pharmacy business.
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There was blood everywhere, and when I came to, my cat was lapping up the scarlet puddle that had pooled around my head.
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An average of our CNN polling in late April and late May shows Biden lapping the field among black voters with about 203%.
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Turn 10 is offering 700 cars at launch, nearly lapping the 450 from Forza Motorsport 6 — and that includes the return of Porsche.
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But with the current ballot initiative facing so much opposition, he's leaving that battle for another time and lapping up the immediate attention.
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Earlier Saturday the lake's waters were lapping at the door, forcing her and her husband to scramble to raise everything off the floor.
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The company said the 22 percent year-over-year decrease in international subscriber additions was in part "lapping" last year's massive global expansion.
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Every morning for the last 19 days, I woke up to the gentle sound of ocean waves lapping against the sublime Barra beach.
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That red hot ocean water lapping against the rocks looks unreal, as if this National Geographic video is from Mars instead of Hawaii.
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Day trip to neighboring Phi Phi islands or simply savor the sights by doing nothing but lapping up the sea and Thai massages.
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In "Morning," the first piece, he shaped the lapping melody in the strings, which gently dips and rises, with lovely flow and directness.
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The LP closes with "Yefikir Engurguro," a wistful original played alone on the piano, chords lapping into one another, making a melancholy tide.
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At the only open restaurant — which was right on the beach, with waves lapping at my table — a bat flew into my arm.
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A nearly full moon lit up their faces and for a moment, the only sound was the lapping of waves against the tires.
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The number two Porsche, with Switzerland's Neel Jani at the wheel, was seconds behind with all three frontrunners lapping at a similar pace.
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He could feel the echo of his own terror and sorrow, and again his mind felt overrun by the lapping waves of time.
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On the western edge of Omaha, dense crowds formed a human chain and tossed red and white chrysanthemums into the gently lapping waves, remembering.
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There is something really lovely and thoughtful about being in the middle of a quite deep harbor, with the water lapping at your ankles.
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Pierce tried to maneuver his truck where he could, which meant sometimes driving through fire and seeing flames lapping the side of the truck.
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Water lingered stubbornly on the raised cement path leading to her front step, lapping at the base of the door like an unwelcome visitor.
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And Mr. Peanutbutter's young pug girlfriend Pickles (Hong Chau) recovers after getting too drunk at the party by lapping water from a Solo cup.
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The sang used a scalpel to prick his back, then put his mouth directly over the liquid, lapping it up before cleaning Browning's wound.
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Consumers are lapping up gold at a time supply is declining, helping underpin a rally in the precious metal, a market participant said Monday.
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As they rush onstage in arcing rows and fall back into the wings, like lapping waves, they're not in perfect sync, but who cares?
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Recordings show killing a seal, courting a mate, chasing a ball at the Oregon Zoo, and walking, eating berries and lapping water on land.
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The Briton was in a league of his own, lapping nearly half a second faster than his team mate Valtteri Bottas in both sessions.
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A tall drag queen, calling herself Lady MAGA, was surrounded by attendees, lapping up the attention she was getting as the token queer conservative.
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Public polling early in the year had Hanabusa lapping Ige (one from Mason-Dixon Polling in March had her up 113 in the primary).
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Looking at the installation—which I'm doing online, through an interactive, 360-degree tour—is like gazing at rust-colored waves lapping the floor.
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Between the Baltic breeze and the lapping waves, you couldn't hear your own footsteps as you crossed the soft grass from activity to activity.
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Frank's off to speak at Hammond University in D.C. The students inside are lapping it up, but outside protestors are screaming their heads off.
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Until 2017, the program had been lapping at the heels of rivals, powered by the interplay between Mr. Rose, Ms. King and Ms. O'Donnell.
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She redeployed engineering diagrams as canvases on which she painted angels and lovers, tongues lapping the air as they float amid pistons and valves.
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Or will the endless waves lapping against our senses—messages, posts, tweets, links, telemarketing, and above all, always and everywhere, ads—finally immobilize us?
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Throughout the morning, commuters were confronted with a lake of brown water lapping at the steps of Lincoln Center and fire trucks gathered nearby.
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The Atlas V deployed the Starliner into a suborbital path around Earth, a trajectory that would not keep the capsule lapping around Earth indefinitely.
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The company said growth in its business units in the quarter offset the continued lapping effect of increased price competition in its independent pharmacy business.
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Whether I was lapping the skating rink, running on the treadmill, or stretching at the barre, these headphones just would not budge from my ears.
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There are a set of 10 sounds to choose from, ranging from the inside of an airplane cabin to waves gently lapping at a coastline.
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So far we've only seen footage of its test car, known as "DevBot," and some footage of the production car slowly lapping the Paris track.
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Over the 20th century, the water lapping New York City climbed 1.5 times faster than the global average, according to a report published last year.
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She has protected them from poachers and prey, and shortened their trek by carrying them just 10 feet from the undulating waves lapping the shore.
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Watch as dozens of baby sea turtles excitedly derp their way to the end of the beach and let the lapping waves carry them off.
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One moment she is swimming in a glowing green lake in Jamaica surrounded only by the sound of lapping waves and chirruping birds and insects.
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Multiple classes race side by side on the 0003-mile circuit, changing position and lapping one another as day turns to night turns to day.
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Mr. Brieden said he could not confirm that Mr. Mitchell had posted the message, which had an image of floodwaters lapping at the truck's windows.
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However, he said the burger segment is lapping easy comparisons this quarter because same-store sales a year ago were weaker than analysts had expected.
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When I'm feeling restless, I can enjoy different landscapes: a grove of fruit trees; a sunny island; the gentle lapping of waves on a beach.
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Lapping the mile track about three seconds slower, the single-cylinder clashes are elbow-to-elbow tight, and the field is full of fan favorites.
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There was birdsong in the air, and the gentle lapping of the waves, but there was no mistaking this for a camp in the Adirondacks.
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The designer Karl Lagerfeld had built a beach, complete with dunes, sea grasses and surf lapping at the shore, through which the models splashed barefoot.
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Are liberals so busy lapping up every second of Donald Glover's groundbreaking "Atlanta" that they're too busy to watch any other show remotely like it?
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The break brought a lake of brown water lapping at the steps of Lincoln Center and an army of emergency response vehicles to the area.
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Water was rising Saturday morning in a flood plain near the Waccamaw River, lapping up against homes and pooling over at least one main road.
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Chief investment officer Andrew Lapping was quoted in the Business Day newspaper as saying Allan Gray could push for the removal of the Net1 board.
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The RNC weighing in to protect this new campaign tech is all the more notable since Democrats have been lapping Republicans in embracing the technology.
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According to Murthy, e-cigs are now the most common tobacco product used by kids in America, lapping the heavily-taxed and increasingly unavailable traditional cigarette.
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BARCELONA (Reuters) - Daniel Ricciardo showed Red Bull's pace on Wednesday by lapping Barcelona's Formula One circuit faster than anyone since the track was reconfigured in 2007.
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The squareness of the mountain of paperwork was offset by the docile pit bull laying on the couch next to me, occasionally lapping at my hand.
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Her debut EP for Jagjaguwar, last year's Clever Disguise, was built around strummed acoustic guitar, with glitches and fizzing synths interjecting and lapping over each other.
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Zika Forest Journal ZIKA FOREST, Uganda — In the 21970s, colonial researchers slashing through tropical brush stumbled upon this forest near the lapping waters of Lake Victoria.
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The evening atmosphere, with young couples hand in hand, calls to mind Rome, except with enormous rock faces nearby and an ocean lapping at your feet.
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But that, as those of us with a half dozen apps with lapping waves and wind chimes on our phones know, is easier said than done.
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She started going nuts for the new Wellness formula, meowing loudly and lapping up every last bit, which meant that we had to keep buying it.
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Since departing Washington last Friday, Trump has been lapping up the positive attention that has become a hallmark of his southern getaways to Mar-a-Lago.
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On Monday, Lewis captured video showing Freeport's main airport mostly underwater — a virtual lake lapping up against the windows of the building Lewis was standing in.
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The sound of lapping ripples, the hypnotic blue depths, the sunlit sparkles on wavetops—these elements, and more, make Earth's seas a serene and enchanting environment.
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Its seven gentle instrumental songs build gently but quickly overwhelm, with bright acoustic guitars lapping over hypnotic synths, an upbeat flute drifting into bright piano keys.
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There won't be any footage of flames lapping up from the basement or smoke inhalation victims being wheeled into ambulances through the drizzling gloom—not tonight anyway.
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He actually trails among liberal voters in Iowa, for example, but more than makes up for it by lapping the field among self described moderates and conservative.
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The brief and enchanting "For Love" is built on a lapping, ebb-and-flow melody, with a cascading feel that calls to mind his "Gangsterism" series. RUSSONELLO
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What I Love 7 Photos View Slide Show ' Patricia Field's white poodle Sultana was standing on a glass-topped Parsons table, eagerly lapping from a china cup.
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Patients wore a VR headset and used a hand-held controller to either navigate busy blocks or a grassy, hilly seaside, past grazing horses and lapping waves.
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Their self-titled Sub Pop debut, out this time next week, sounds effortless, Ben Guterl and Duke Greene's guitar melodies lapping up around Ava Trilling's calescent vocals.
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Despite lapping last year's higher level of discounting, Kate Spade CEO Craig Leavitt said wholesale shipments and sales in its anchor handbag category increased by double digits.
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Take a seat in the sand and drink it all in: the lapping ocean, the roving seagulls, and the hordes of rollerbladers whizzing past, belting out songs.
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We've had this anachronistic institution grandfathered into the very fabric of our democracy, and instead of asking how we can fix it, people keep lapping it up.
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Who needs music or the news when they can listen to the wind and the wavelets lapping the hull, that, in its own right, is rhapsodic enough.
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Something I've noticed in a lot of pussy-eating porn videos: Porn performers use these long, lapping tongue strokes that remind me of a dog drinking water.
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Were I LeBron, I'd fall asleep to the final call every night, with the sound of the water lapping up against my enormous yacht as white noise.
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In a gentle valley hewed between Papago Mountain and unnamed hills to the north, groves of saguaros stood with waves of orange globemallow lapping at their feet.
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My vacations were no longer relaxing adventures where I'd be rocked to sleep by lapping waves, but rather trips to their home to help where I could.
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"The RNC and the Trump Campaign are lapping the Democrats on every front - organizing, fundraising, volunteer training, registering voters, and more," said Mandi Merritt, an RNC spokesperson.
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The 17th-century soundscape along the High Line, close to the banks of the Hudson before landfill, would have been dominated by lapping waters, reckoned Mr. McQuay.
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What he saw confirmed his belief that a tsunami was on its way: currents reversing away from shore, waves lapping against the wrong side of a breakwater.
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Dunkerley also said that Hawaiian is "lapping some of the headwinds" that it faced last year, such as "the appreciation of the U.S. dollar" against certain foreign currencies.
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The softer statement comes as Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte seeks to bury the hatchet with China after years of wrangling over its maritime assertiveness and over-lapping claims.
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In a few cases Mr McBurney's ingenious use of a prop creates an apt new sound, such as when he moves a water-bottle to evoke lapping waves.
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The Mercedes driver put down an immediate marker in Friday's opening session by lapping 1.304 seconds quicker than the next man, his own Finnish team mate Valtteri Bottas.
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Fast charging and wireless charging were nice to have, but they didn't make up for the fact that other phones were lapping Samsung's flagship in terms of longevity.
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" From The Tig: "The comfort of warm silken broth, of mild onion flavor, and fluffy yet textured matzo balls lapping in a full bowl of feel-good soup.
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Known as one of the most exciting and risky types of horse racing, bare back relay involves one rider lapping the track three times on three different horses.
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I spend hours pampering our flat-coated retriever, a self-involved creature who spends her days lounging around on the furniture and lapping out of the toilet bowl.
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One morning as we were lazing in each other's arms on this rock, the sea lapping beneath us, I saw a man standing on a smaller rock nearby.
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The looming presence of an active volcano is a simple fact of life in the Etna wine region, like the lapping of the ocean in a beach town.
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You can hear your own footsteps, the wind rustling through leaves, the lapping of waves, and certain sound effects associated with the maze puzzles, but that's basically it.
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And as communities across the country face this swell of death from heroin and pills, schools see the epidemic lapping at their doorsteps — killing friends, neighbors, recent graduates.
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But there is something about slowly guiding your hand to the sound of lapping waves that has you radiating calm before you even set foot on a beach.
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There are so many cyclists on the track at once, there are lots of changes of pace and leadership, and there's even the possibility of cyclists lapping other cyclists.
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Farther down Highway 35, near Tivoli, the pure wind damage begins to give way to the flooding, with water lapping over the pavement, and sheriff's deputies closing a road.
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Mars in Pisces doesn't attack, it lives and lets live, reacting to the environment as called for, whether that's a tidal wave or peaceful waves lapping at the shore.
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But while viewers around the world seem to be lapping up our national reality TV show, are we, the citizens of America, going to get anything out of it?
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Because of global warming, high tides are lapping an average of 8 inches higher than they were in the 1800s, causing routine flooding along the East and Gulf coasts.
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Shirts were long and untucked, held together along the spine by neatly spaced bows instead of a seam, with collars that extended into lapping tongues, and sometimes trailing foulards.
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The floodwaters were lapping against his door in part because the Corps of Engineers has been releasing water into Buffalo Bayou from the Addicks and Barker Dams all week.
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And with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's Liberals and the opposition Conservatives neck and neck in the polls, he said Mr. Bernier threatened the Conservatives by lapping up vital votes.
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I crouched by the water's edge and listened to the quiet, which was broken only by the gentle lapping of water on sand, as soothing as any sound machine.
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Even if they do, though, they'll still have to figure out how to beat a guy lapping the field among the often pivotal black voter base of the party.
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But perhaps he is in the same place Butcher, his ancestor, was nearly two hundred years earlier: a white-floored pit, lit by gaslight, his enemies lapping at the walls.
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In Measuring Land and Sea, lapping waves, stretches of sea, and blue sky are interrupted by scattered markers representing the sea level by fathoms, a now antiquated mode of measurement.
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Having your spokesman win a Super Bowl and immediately hug your company's founder on national TV does wonders for sales growth, but lapping those numbers can get a bit tricky.
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Using another series of button taps, Sady fast-forwards through the footage using a video editing program, plucking out a portion of waves lapping on the shore beneath the bridge.
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Deflationary tides are lapping the shores of countries across the world and financial bubbles are set to burst everywhere, Vikram Mansharamani, a lecturer at Yale University, told CNBC on Thursday.
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Indonesia has taken unprecedented steps in the past week to lay claim to the remote island chain, whose gas-rich waters Beijing recently said were subject to "over-lapping claims".
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As some of the country's most beloved vacation spots, tens of thousands of families have spent their happiest times building sandcastles and taking in the gorgeous view of lapping water.
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Pieces of furniture, door frames, a sewing machine and a candle-laden shrine to the Virgin Mary seem to float against a video backdrop of waves lapping against a shore.
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Near the community of Wards Corner in that county, US 421 was a virtual lake, with waters lapping up to homes on either side, video from a CNN crew showed.
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The pianist Ellen Mandel, with help from the vocalists Verena McBee and Jessica Crandall, performed a composition of slow and lapping harmonies, using verses by the Irish poet Seamus Heaney.
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The ornamental designs engraved into Maghreb jewelry often evoke the natural environment, suggesting interwoven flowers, vines, animal tracks, the lapping of sea waves, or the rippling of fields of grain.
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The race was effectively decided there and then, with Hamilton pulling away unchallenged and lapping both Alfa Romeo's Antonio Giovinazzi and Williams' Robert Kubica after just 19 of the 66 laps.
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It's not sensory deprivation, exactly—I can still feel the warm water lapping against my skin, and I can sense the walls of the pod when I float too near them.
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Behind the house there's more water — almost half a million gallons of it — lapping up against man-made beaches, flowing down a lazy river and surging down two giant water slides.
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" Cramer's game plan: Oil's big defining moment Cramer: Expect the opposite for growth stocks Cramer Remix: Market could be lapping up Apple Outerwall: "OUTR is like trading down in the draft.
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In Conway, South Carolina, where President Donald Trump visited this week, images posted by the city on Saturday showed water lapping at homes in an area where residents were being evacuated.
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But strong Chinese demand for super-chilled LNG has dampened the allure of projects in other countries by lapping up excess supply, and new entrants are trying to develop smaller ventures.
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The wave is lapping beyond Manhattan, too — deep into Brooklyn, patrons mourned when Rocco's Calamari, an Italian cafeteria that, despite its name, served much more than fried squid, closed its doors.
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Outside, bulbous forms engulf the entrance's austere geometric archway with what resembles two colossal lapping tongues, and they encircle the limestone tower of Glenview, the Victorian mansion on the museum grounds.
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The trash-strewn floodwaters inundated whole city blocks, submerging parked cars and lapping at the walls of apartments and townhouses, as firefighters in inflatable boats ferried stranded residents to dry ground.
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Like the charged crowd at a James Brown concert, Sidibé captures Malian youth lapping up a taste of postcolonial West Africa, forming a new youth culture, creating their own adolescent worlds.
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For "Stonemilker" you're placed on a rocky islet, the icy sea lapping at your feet, a lighthouse in the background, Björk all up in your grill and shouting in your face.
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But as I watched the waves lapping at Nana's Lodge beach in Robertsport while my nephew played in the water, I couldn't help but wonder if I had cheated a little.
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All of this made the sweet relief of arriving, often after dark, even more memorable: the cool, fragrant air; the stars; falling asleep to the lake water lapping and oarlocks knocking.
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But a security guard from the Panama Canal Authority (ACP) points down to a problem: the water lapping against the dam is 2000 metres (six feet) lower than it should be.
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"The company will be lapping some tough numbers in FY19, and history tells us that this stock is not best owned following a good winter season," Kummetz said in a note.
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It reaches about two-thirds of the way up Gorham's walls, spilling out of the cave's mouth and onto the rocky beach, like a colossal cat's tongue lapping at the Mediterranean.
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Whether the South will ease up on these restrictions remains to be seen, but for now Sokcho's locals are lapping up its town's newfound fame and welcoming Pokémon trainers with open arms.
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Playing Diablo 3 is like sitting at the edge of the ocean's tide, with its cool, calm waves of salt water lapping over your legs to relieve the sun's skin-sizzling heat.
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The depth finder my companions deployed was a way to chart the underwater topography of the world lost below the flat blue water lapping against the red sandstone walls of Glen Canyon.
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With the waves lapping in the distance, racegoers watched the competitors make their way along the coastline for the first of six afternoon races, which are held when the tide goes out.
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CreditCreditÁngel Franco/The New York Times Up the block came three young men, shoelaces lapping at the sidewalk, faces half-hidden in hoods, to pay their respects to a fallen street soldier.
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The quickly recognizable cello part ebbs and flows like water lapping your feet, rising like a tide at the song's crescendo, allowing you to ride whatever emotion you like on its wave.
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They are used to playing in front of sparse galleries at tournaments south of the border, and are lapping up a chance to enjoy the limelight and the support of large crowds.
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ABU DHABI (Reuters) - Lewis Hamilton landed an early psychological blow ahead of Formula One's Abu Dhabi title showdown by lapping faster than Mercedes team mate Nico Rosberg in both Friday practice sessions.
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Keep an eye on Kathy Manning, a University of North Carolina-Greensboro trustee, and Rhonda Foxx, a former congressional aide, two women lapping the rest of the field on the fundraising circuit.
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The gap between the top teams is set to shrink, with the midfield battle fiercer than ever and cars lapping faster with stable regulations and the same Pirelli tyres as last season.
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At a rate that is increasingly worrying to residents and officials, waves are lapping at buildings on the shoreline, pulling sand away and eroding foundations until walls collapse and floors cave in.
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Just as it could in bombed-out London, the piece can still whisk listeners off to some secluded beach, alone except for their records and the sound of water lapping at their toes.
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And while Indian manufacturers, like their counterparts elsewhere, complain about inexpensive Chinese products flooding the market, Indian consumers are lapping up everything from cheap Chinese phones and toys to clothes made in China.
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"You always have the impression that the last pole position is the best of your life but I really think that this one is," said Lorenzo after lapping in one minute 31.868 seconds.
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Meantime, analysts say it's important to remember that Target was lapping an incredibly strong 2018 holiday season, making the base in the toy category that Target must grow from in 2019 even larger.
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A Corvette, BMW, Cadillac, several minivans and other autos - their tires sunk in sand and ocean waves lapping perilously close - are each a monthly feature of the "Beached Cars of Brigantine" 2020 calendar.
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"McDonald's is now lapping some tougher comparatives, especially in the U.S. where, this time last year, it was reaping the rewards of menu reconfiguration and the introduction of the All Day Breakfast," Saunders said.
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In a wind-whipped video posted to Facebook, Geyserville Fire Captain Joe Stewart chronicled the flames lapping on hills outside of Geyserville, a community PG&E had scheduled for power blackouts earlier that day.
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Although the company will start lapping tougher SSS compares in the next few quarters, we think that there are still levers management can pull to successfully maintain momentum, and we're encouraged by today's results.
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"With all of these likely to remain business drivers beyond the short term, Domino's U.S.'s likely largest challenge in terms of same-store sales growth may simply be lapping difficult comparisons," Kalinowski wrote.
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ONE IS WE'VE GOT LAPPING PRETTY AGGRESSIVE COMPARES WHETHER IT'S THE DEUTSCHE BANK DEAL LAST YEAR OR WHETHER IT'S THE LAUNCH OF CLOUD LINE WHICH IS NOW A MULTI BILLION DOLLAR BUSINESS, AND ARUBA.
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When goat birth goes well, the tiny, limp baby fires out in a red and yellow slime of blood, burst sacs, and fluids, which its mother will immediately begin lapping up with her tongue.
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Cletus was transferred to the animal organization's no-kill shelter in L.A., where staff members marveled at the pup's unique traits: a crooked nose, an endearing overbite, a maw full of over-lapping teeth.
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In the 203s, we were nostalgic for the 220s, lapping up sunny reminders of the past like Grease, Happy Days and Sha Na Na. In the 22017s, the 280s was our nostalgic cultural catnip.
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SPIELBERG, Austria, July 1 (Reuters) - World champions Mercedes dominated first practice for the Austrian Grand Prix on Friday with Formula One leader Nico Rosberg lapping faster than ever around the scenic Red Bull Ring.
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Jack London started drinking at age five, plunging his face into a bucket of beer he was carrying to his father and lapping it up; he spent the afternoon lying sick under a tree.
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Designed by Jeanne Gang, the founding principal of Chicago-based Studio Gang Architects, 11 Hoyt has a scalloped exterior made of cast concrete that, from a distance, resembles small waves lapping in the sky.
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I recently opened my mailbox to find the Lovehoney Sqweel 2 Oral Sex Simulator, a pink-and-white wheel with ten "lapping silicone tongues" that you put on your vagina to mimic oral sex.
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The lapping waves of the Atlantic dispense a cooling briny mist, though it can be a scorcher on the broad concrete boardwalk, recently completed to replace the wooden one washed out by Hurricane Sandy.
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China, while not disputing Indonesia's clams to the Natuna islands, has raised Indonesian anger by saying the two countries had "over-lapping claims" to waters near them, an area Indonesia calls the Natuna Sea.
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This clinic in avant-garde singing recalled past items from Ms. La Barbara's catalog, like "as lightning comes, in flashes," while the lapping, ambient background waves seemed to channel "Cyclone," another important early piece.
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But analysts say the company was lapping an incredibly strong 2018 holiday season, following the liquidation of Toys R Us, making the base in the toy category that Target must grow from even larger.
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At its most tumultuous points, the sound of the crashing water is deafening -- a whitewater noise machine drowning out even cheers from onlookers just 296 feet away on rocks at the water's lapping edge.
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After lapping Albert Park in one minute, 24.026 seconds to dominate the first practice of the new season, Hamilton improved the mark slightly to 1:23.931 in the second session on a balmy autumn day.
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China's Xi and his autocratic Russian ally, Vladimir Putin, must be lapping up this election cycle as Trump lathers faux sympathy on Biden, labeling him "Poor" Joe Biden over allegations of inappropriate conduct with women.
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Büsi, a short film by legendary Swiss contemporary art duo Peter Fischli and David Weiss that finds an adorable kittycat lapping at a platter of milk, is next month's Midnight Moment by Times Square Arts.
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LVMH reported higher interim profits late on Tuesday and said Chinese shoppers were still lapping up goods at its major brands like Louis Vuitton, easing fears of waning demand in the luxury industry's biggest market.
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Most, if not all of the paintings in In the Land of Sunshine, are willing adherents to beach culture, seemingly following an unspoken rule to include a backdrop of lapping waves consistently throughout the show.
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Then, the water in the ditches started lapping onto the shoulder, and then spread over more and more of the road until it was completely covered, high enough to reach the grill of my SUV.
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Take a gander sometime when it's daylight out in California and you're likely to see waves lapping gently against the shore, birds flying by, sea lions sunning themselves on the shore, and other extremely chill sights.
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Bernie Sanders dominated small-dollar fundraising: 77% of the money he raised in the early stretch of the campaign came in small amounts, lapping the 17% that his rival Hillary Clinton took in from small donors.
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BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Australian Daniel Ricciardo reminded Formula One's title contenders that a revived Red Bull can be a force to reckon with after lapping fastest in crash-interrupted practice at the Hungarian Grand Prix on Friday.
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As ever, it's the type of record that you could leave on in the background, Krgovich's languid vocals, soft bass, slide guitar interludes, and occasional horn solos lapping up like waves on a sparsely populated beach.
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"While we finished 2017 with a solid sales momentum, we continue to face challenges of the revitalization of Pizza Hut and lapping of two very successful Chinese New Year promotions," said Chief Operating Officer Joey Wat.
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The struggle between supporters of the legal team's steady, cooperative approach, and the band of Trump loyalists who yearn for a fight, comes as the Mueller probe begins lapping at the door of the Oval Office.
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KUNTA KINTEH ISLAND, Gambia (Reuters) - When Gambian boat captain Abdoulie Jabang ferries visitors to Kunta Kinteh island he tells them that the waves lapping the shores of the former slave site threaten to wash history away.
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After months of Trump lapping 2020 Democrats in terms of Facebook and Google ad spend — in March, his reelection campaign was spending about twice as much as all the Democrats running combined — the tides are turning.
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Verstappen led Australian team mate Daniel Ricciardo in a Red Bull one-two in both sessions, lapping with a best time of one minute 16.656 seconds in the morning and then 1:16.720 in the afternoon.
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Things got back on course at the end, via black and blue dresses with billowing geometric ship and shark prints, and a dazzling all-white sequined sleeveless closing number with aquamarine waves lapping at the hemline.
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The show bridges multiple perspectives of war; Mandana Moghaddam's video installation "Exodus" follows a small flotilla of suitcases buffeted by ocean waves, the quiet lapping underscoring the desperation of refugees and migrants displaced across the world.
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"The animals likely died during a severe drought, and the sediments indicate their carcasses were buried when the rains returned to normal and the lake filled, with the lapping waves burying the bones with sand," Britt said.
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The win in Germany had possessed an element of luck, but here Seaman was peerless, performing the equivalent of a high-wire act to keep his car on the circuit while lapping far quicker than his rivals.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesian lawmakers on Tuesday approved higher defense spending this year to fund, among other things, major upgrades to military facilities in the Natuna Islands, whose nearby waters Beijing says are subject to "over-lapping claims".
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For always night and day, as Yeats said, I hear water lapping with low sounds by the shore; while I stand on the roadway, or on the pavements grey, I hear it in the deep heart's core.
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In the history of baseball celebrations, this wasn't quite Cal Ripken Jr. lapping the field at Camden Yards in September 1995, shaking hands, pulling fans back to the sport after a near-ruinous strike the year before.
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German Rosberg, chasing his 10th win of the season and 33 points clear of the triple world champion, ended the day with the fastest time after lapping the Circuit of the Americas in one minute 37.358 seconds.
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More than 20,000 people have died from COVID-19, the disease caused by the novel coronavirus, as it continues to circle the globe, lapping from Italy and the US back around to China, South Korea, and Singapore.
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In "Ever Eat Anything That Made You Feel Like Saturday Night on Tuesday Afternoon," German Berries languish in a dark pool, licorice tendrils lapping at their edges — a "Garden of Earthly Delights" rendered in glucose and gelatin.
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"It had a picture of a kitten lapping a saucer of milk, and it said, 'We're working on a script and if it's any good, we'll send it to you,'" Mr. Bremner recalled in a telephone interview.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - A 12-year-old boy in Australia and his dog have escaped a fire that was lapping his family's farm house by grabbing the keys to his brother's pick-up truck and driving to safety.
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The attacker, outrageously lapping the linesman on the outside, raced to meet the pass before crossing for Lukaku who swept home with aplomb as Belgium secured their biggest winning scoreline at a major international tournament in 46 years.
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Even after failed auditions, record label disappointments and years spent in backrooms writing songs for other artists, fame came to her eventually, lapping at her feet as easily and inevitably as water stretching in from a rising tide.
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So too have expectations after Vettel and Finnish team mate Kimi Raikkonen, whose 2007 title remains the 15th and last won by a Ferrari driver, prepared for the March 25 opener in Australia by lapping fastest in testing.
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The water lapping at our hull has that peacock-feather sheen — and that same rust-and-diesel stink — familiar to anyone who has taken a ferry through the more legitimate routes bisecting what's left of Brooklyn and Manhattan.
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After I landed in Sami, on Cephalonia, the island that would lead to its neighbor, where Odysseus reputedly lived, I joined a small group of travelers to wait, and wait, in the sun, water lapping against our feet.
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The readymade ceramic toilet's most noticeable feature is its bowl, which brims with blue and brown recycled plastic pellets; nestled in the pellets is an iPhone whose cracked screen plays footage of waves lapping against a sandy shore.
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Mom would get up from her chair for half a minute and turn around to find Emma in her place, lapping up the coffee she'd left on the table beside the recliner and finishing off the oatmeal too.
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Ms. Leyva's Samira, however, remains irresolute, lapping up the flaming confessions of love from Jeison, as well as the riotous sex, but reluctant to break with a husband who, while remote and dull, has at least proved steady.
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Bloomberg has spent more than $453 million from his own deep pockets on his 2020 bid so far — more than lapping the outlays from Tom Steyer, another self-funding billionaire and the next biggest spender in the race.
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"Heading into the turn of the year, the lapping of weak gasoline prices from a year ago could see headline inflation accelerate a bit, but that shouldn't have many implications for underlying price pressures," said CIBC's Royce Mendes.
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Still, differences announced themselves the other week as the family settled at the kitchen refectory table to talk, the conversation punctuated by the sounds of their pit bulls, Milton and Elvis, noisily lapping from a water bowl nearby.
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"If you think about all the positive things we've said and that we're seeing, as we get into 2021, we will start lapping Amazon," FedEx CFO Alan B. Graf Jr. said on the company's earnings call Tuesday evening.
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In that county, high water was lapping up against homes in a rural area near the community of El Reno on Tuesday morning, and fire departments' swift water rescue teams were using boats to take residents to drier land.
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There, amid a salty ocean breeze and the sound of lapping waves, the children were made to lie down as a priest—with a skillful hand—cut open their chests, reaching in to pull out their still-beating hearts.
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Hamilton had been due to spend all day in the car on Wednesday, with Rosberg back for Thursday, but instead the team decided to split the duties with the German lapping in the morning and Briton in the afternoon.
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Over-confident, ganja fuckboys love the devil's lettuce, but apparently, what they love even more is girls who speak their language: I was convinced the origami comment was pushing my luck, but the kush crew kept lapping it up.
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Nearly two weeks had passed since the storm blew through, but on Thursday, brown, rancid water still filled the streets around her home in the Thornwood neighborhood, eddying around her front door and lapping at her living room windows.
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In the Riverside neighborhood, residents piled debris at the curb, and clumps of tree moss and silt traced the high-water mark, blocks away from the river, which was still lapping over the concrete bulkheads meant to contain it.
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The experiment behind the paper was inspired when Federica Bertocchini, an amateur beekeeper who is also a biologist at Cantabria University, in Spain, noticed caterpillars chewing holes through the wax in some of her hives and lapping up the honey.
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Amber Portwood's making her priorities clear ... as she waltzed into an Indiana courthouse to learn if she would lose access to her one-year-old child in her domestic battery case, an MTV camera crew was there lapping it all up.
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Hamilton made a clean start, was 2.3 seconds clear of Bottas after six laps and continued to pull away despite complaining at one point that something had broken on his seat - a gripe undermined by the Briton lapping faster and faster.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesia's president held a cabinet meeting aboard a warship off the Natuna Islands on Thursday, asserting sovereignty over waters in the southern reaches of the South China Sea after Beijing stated its "over-lapping claim" on nearby waters.
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Toward the end, one of Mr. Nojay's greatest dreams — shepherding Mr. Trump, the Republican presidential nominee, within reach of the White House — had come true, even as controversy, and at least one federal investigation, had begun lapping at the assemblyman's feet.
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The American Matthew Welch's "Comala's Song," a monodrama for soprano (here the sweet-voiced Silje Aker Johnsen) and seven instruments (conducted by Magnus Loddgard), tells a Gaelic myth in appealing music of lapping figures, sensual harmonies and delicate vocal lines.
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And that business, worryingly, may not be able to afford to stop, may not be prepared to countenance the idea that it should, no matter how close the waters are lapping at its feet, no matter how great the flood.
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That precious substance you use to wash your ass and swill your mouth and hydrate and flush your toilet and mop your floor has been rebranded by Big Water, and like the brain-dead consumers we are, we're lapping it up.
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One of the episodes ends on a lengthy, beautiful shot of Finn's mother staring out at softly lapping ocean waves she believes have just claimed her husband and son, and it's the saddest thing I've seen on TV in ages.
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As water has crept closer to his home, occasionally lapping at steps leading up to the porch, islanders have begun stacking chunks of concrete from demolished buildings and pieces of broken tile along the shore to create a makeshift sea wall.
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Dubbed the Orbiting Carbon Observatory 2 (OCO-1 died in 2009, when it failed to launch and crashed into the ocean near Antarctica), it's spent the last three years lapping the globe in a sun-synchronous orbit, collecting millions of measurements per month.
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Create custom soundsBefore we show you how to select sounds, here's how to create custom ones: Maybe the sounds of waves gently lapping at the shore, or a snippet from your favorite orchestral score, or your baby's laugh (hey, it's your phone).
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I have done it in the pool, in the ocean, and in the shower more times than I care to remember, but only once actually on the beach, featuring sand, full moon, lapping waves, Milky Way, civil war, you know the deal.
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But audiences at the Edinburgh Festival are lapping up a light-hearted sung comedy version, "Brexit The Musical", a sellout featuring a cavorting Boris Johnson, the most prominent Brexit campaigner, in matching Union Jack underpants and socks, looking for a lost plan.
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All I could do was shut my eyes and arch back, dying and shuddering as I exploded with a new kind of pleasure, moaning into the ceiling, his tongue lapping relentlessly at me, my hand over my mouth to muffle my cries.
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Cramer's game plan: Oil's big defining moment Cramer: Expect the opposite for growth stocks Cramer Remix: Market could be lapping up Apple Even General Motors reported and confirmed that its numbers from China were up year over year for the first quarter.
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Cramer's game plan: Oil's big defining moment Cramer: Expect the opposite for growth stocks Cramer Remix: Market could be lapping up Apple Cramer attributed some of Southwest's strength to the fact that it is primarily a domestic airline without many flights going overseas.
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"It may take a quarter or two for investors to be comfortable with market rationalization, but we believe Lyft's multiple will expand when that occurs; a rational market lessens competitive fears and makes lapping 2018's tough comps easier," Raymond James analysts wrote.
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Her laugh, her tone, her desperation, and the way she opened and closed her mouth, lapping her tongue to make a sort of clicking sound at the end of each sentence, has a way of making the viewer feel a perhaps necessary discomfort.
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The fear, then and now, was that warm ocean waters lapping against the foot of the glaciers could cause the ice to pop up off of its rocky floor, like ice cubes rising as a soft drink is poured into a glass.
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Indeed, and Regalado addressed the cause: "We cannot control nature, but we can prepare the city so that Miami can be forever," he said in a commercial supporting the measure that featured people trudging through stormwater and waves lapping over a breakwall.
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Still, there's so little variance in tempo and specificity in the lyrics that the entire project feels like a wave lapping over you for 22015 minutes, leaving behind little but a few flecks of sand and a hazy, post-sugar-high daze.
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I floated on my back, listened to the sounds of families picnicking, the lapping of the waves, a faint thump of music coming from somewhere down the beach, and wondered how I hadn't made it to this part of the world earlier.
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In wine-growing Sonoma County, north of San Francisco, the Russian River has been flooding since early on Monday and water was lapping at houses in low-lying areas of the town of Guerneville, said Hannah Euser, a spokeswoman for the county.
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A video made in 2015, when Ms. Lucas represented Britain in the Venice Biennale, captures her lying on the floor of a palazzo in Venice, the water lapping at the steps, reading the poetry of another erstwhile British bad boy, D.H. Lawrence.
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After trying the Sqweel 2, I made my own assessment: It's a fun novelty item that certainly does the job, but the ten "lapping silicone tongues" don't come close to the feeling of an actual tongue, even when I added lube for moisture.
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ISLE DE JEAN CHARLES, Louisiana (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Standing in the long grass on the land where he was born, with the sea now lapping just meters away, Chief Albert Naquin remembers Isle de Jean Charles as a wonderful place to grow up.
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CreditCreditHilary Swift for The New York Times DAVENPORT, Iowa — In Davenport, where the overflow from the Mississippi River is lapping at a new taproom in the heart of downtown, weary business owners cannot get another flood from years ago out of their minds.
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The sanction for speeding in a slow zone left the number eight TS050 hybrid trailing the number seven sister car by more than two minutes — a hefty margin with the two cars lapping the Sarthe circuit at similar pace — with 14 hours to go.
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Along with lapping up ice cream, Tito is also bringing in the Instagram likes, making frequent adorable #Caturday appearances on Dunst's social networks To read more about what Dunst and Tito are up to, pick up the current issue of PEOPLE — on newsstands now.
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Spokesman Rick Tyler pointed to Cruz's cash on hand, lapping the field by a considerable margin, and said it would put Cruz in a far better position than Marco Rubio and others in the Granite State -- even as they conceded Rubio now entered with momentum.
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"We hope that the current uncertainties and governance concerns will soon be resolved and this will likely impact our views on the attractiveness of SOE (state-owned enterprise) debt as an investment for our clients," said Andrew Lapping, chief investment officer of Allan Gray investment.
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Raymond James analyst Brian Vaccaro wrote in a note that his optimism about the company's results are tempered by the fact that Dave & Buster's has been lapping easy same-store sales so far, but that it will become tougher to beat in fiscal 2019.
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With flames lapping at the edges of Highway 63, the city's only land connection to the rest of Canada, the vast majority of the 88,000 evacuees went south in a slow-motion traffic jam in which trips that normally last for minutes stretched into hours.
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They're lovely to gaze at, those glinting, glowering ribbons and pools lapping at our edges, but today only a fraction of the city's inhabitants use these waterways as a regular mode of transportation, whether it's to commute to work or explore the weekend's cultural possibilities.
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Isaac Callizaya, 39, grew up with the sound of waves lapping on the shores of Lake Titicaca, a giant body of water on the border between Bolivia and Peru that at 12,500 feet above sea level is the highest navigable lake in the world.
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Reading through the records, one has to wonder if at a certain point the Lilliputian character of some of the cases began trying the patience of even the terrorist group's appointed administrator as he sat under the lapping blades of the Chinese fan, dispensing justice.
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The turtle illustrations in the picture books, the sailor analogies prevalent in everyday conversations, the lapping of the bathwater as I relaxed in the tub — all somehow reminded me of the very body of water that I'd been afraid of all my life. Thalassophobia.
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On first entering the eerily lighted space, guests are jolted by thunderclaps and flashing lights; inside, they are lulled by projected ocean waves lapping the perimeter, the meditative strains of "Spiegel im Spiegel" (written by Arvo Part), drawing them toward the black jewelry cases.
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At Duke, I noticed that, while the jazz world is increasingly defined by pluralism — lapping up influences from across the cultural spectrum — Monk's influence stands tall and firm, a kind of grounding force and perhaps the genre's closest thing to a unit of artistic measure.
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BOSTON — The national wave of renamings of statues, monuments and parks that recall the days of slavery is lapping at Faneuil Hall, the historic Georgian brick meetinghouse in downtown Boston that is synonymous with revolutionary fervor and among the country's most visited tourist attractions.
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In October 2012 Hurricane Sandy jolted the city into a new awareness of the threats it faces, given that geology, gravity and the Gulf Stream are conspiring to raise the seas lapping at its shores by half as much again as the global average.
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A bear who couldn&apost apparently bear the temperatures any longer was recorded lapping up a margarita and hanging in an unheated hot tub at a California home over the weekend — proving the furry mammals have more in common with humans than science may have taught us.
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Or Lauryn Hill at the height of her fame, when The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill had won Album of the Year at the Grammys and her youth (just 23 years old!) made it seem as though she had a long, victory-lapping career ahead of her.
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"Our downgrade is predicated on multiple factors, including slowing U.S. restaurant industry same-store sales trends during second quarter and tougher year-over-year comparisons that McDonald's U.S. begins lapping in the not-too-distant future," Nomura's Mark Kalinowski wrote in a note to clients Wednesday.
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"Barbie sales excluding the lapping of a license revenue event in the previous year would have been up about 5 percent, but were not enough to offset more aggressive declines in Monster High and Ever After High," Jefferies analyst Stephanie Wissink wrote in a client note.
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Confirmation of the plans to sign a new contract by Mediawati, a senior vice president for upstream strategic planning and operations evaluation at Pertamina, comes as Indonesia is trying to assert its ownership over an area that Beijing recently said was subject to "over-lapping claims".
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When you look at the rising sea levels, when you watch that video of that dad driving his young daughter and singing songs to her through that lapping wildfire in northern California, and you think of people watching that and realizing that could happen to me.
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Dr. Kvist, who also helped identify Macrobdella mimicus, is co-designer of a new museum exhibit called "Bloodsuckers: Legends to Leeches," a celebration of the sucking, sipping, drinking and lapping of the blood of mammals, birds, reptiles, fish and amphibians in real life as well as the imagination.
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As 36.5 / Bay of All Saints attends to the slow unfolding of time, it counters monumental or sublime representations of Nature — the violent sea, its power overriding the intellect and senses — with something more subtle: not the ship dashed against the rocks, but the water lapping at your collarbone.
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Trump is neck-and-neck with Cruz in Iowa, but has a big lead in the state that is next up — New Hampshire, and a new New York Times/CBS News national poll on released Tuesday showed him lapping the field with 36%, ahead of Cruz on 19%.
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It is, of course, the job of any creator to promote their series — but if every twist must be teased like so many breadcrumbs in the grass, aren't we the dogs crawling around and lapping them up, begging for a treat in the form of some more cathartic sobbing?
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Withdrawing from the Paris Agreement does not put America first: There's no question, at this point, that millions of Americans will suffer for their government's climate denial—among them the wealthy; the poor, marginalized communities used to governmental apathy; and the Trump voters currently lapping up his climate-denial.
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Led by investigators Andrew Shepherd of the University of Leeds and Erik Ivins of NASA, they believe that the loss, now up to 219 billion metric tons per year, is driven both by faster-flowing ice streams and by warmer ocean waves lapping at the bottom of ice shelves.
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"Buffalo faces intensifying competition from concept replication, a lapping of lower gas prices, declining NFL viewership, fading offline footfall and a widening away versus at-home food inflation gap that will likely continue to pressure comps in 2017," Jeremy Scott, an analyst with CLSA, wrote in a research note Tuesday.
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Cramer's game plan: Oil's big defining moment Cramer: Expect the opposite for growth stocks Cramer Remix: Market could be lapping up Apple Likewise, Morgan Stanley had a 25 percent headcount reduction in fixed income, and Goldman Sachs indicated it cut its fixed income, currency and commodity workforce by 10 percent.
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AT: It would be about that but most of the communities, the people, when the tide is in, they are just living where the water is lapping, so whenever there is a king tide or a bit of the wind, then you get this waves coming over destroying properties and homes.
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By changing up the usual fatalistic dope-fiend hedonism with new verbiage and situations—I direct sex fiends to the cunt-lapping relish of "I Will"—Brown's first proper album means to show us he's got a right to "Die Like a Rockstar," meaning rich, high, and verging on bored.
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LAKE TITICACA, Bolivia (Reuters) - Isaac Callizaya, 13, grew up with the sound of waves lapping on the shores of Lake Titicaca, a giant body of water on the border between Bolivia and Peru that at 3,800 meters (12,500 ft) above sea level is the highest navigable lake in the world.
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Consider, for instance, the cherub-studded fountain in the middle of the Camellón de los Mártires plaza, where a man was dunking his feet and washing his flip-flops—and where, five minutes later, I found another man splashing his face in the same water and lapping up every other handful.
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Although there are more youngsters in the pipeline — 20-year-old Marty Dou, for example, recently became one of the first Chinese-born players to earn PGA Tour playing privileges — the Presidents Cup is in need of some radical rethinking to salvage it from the shiftless waters lapping its hull.
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Just a few years ago, manufacturers of LEDs were struggling to replicate the static warm glow of incandescent bulbs; now most are experimenting with products that offer a range of color temperatures, mimicking the brilliant midday sun, the gentle lapping of candlelight and all the shades and intensities in between.
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While the Prime accounting change, lapping of the Whole Foods acquisition, and the Diwali timing shift (+ve) are factors heading into the 4Q, we think the 10-20% 4Q revenue growth guidance (8 points below our outlook at the midpoint, and the lowest 4Q guide since 3.73Q14) likely weighs on sentiment from here.
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Street $21.5) – but likely leaving little to no upside ahead... We call out SG&A growth as a notable risk against upside to numbers, as our $26 for next year's EPS incorporates 2500% growth, abating somewhat from our forecasted 28% in 22020 and 2500% in 20203 (despite lapping the extra week in 22020).
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This year's event consisted of four days and some of the best racers in world lapping through the downtowns of three cities, up some of the state's prettiest and most demanding peaks, live-streamed by NBC, following a flotilla of pace and support vehicles, watched by hundreds of spectators and one helicopter.
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From the Kastro, I had looked down over the craterlike shoreline of Adamas Bay; the white buildings of Embourios three miles across to the west; and closer, over the village of Klima, with its beguiling syrmata, two-story fishermen's huts dug into the cliffs, waves lapping at their bright red and blue doors.
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That pilgrimage was a little treacherous on a recent May morning, as earthmovers leveled dirt paths made mucky by days of rain, and the loud buzz of chain saws and hammers occasionally drowned out the soothing soundtrack of chirping birds and water lapping against the shore of the Island of San Giorgio Maggiore.
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It wasn't until that first open-water dive, when Hozoji was in her late 21881s, that she became conscious of water as a true force of nature, though she says she's felt pulled toward it her whole life, receiving a constant background signal from what has nearly always been lapping up against her backyard.
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Early the next morning I left, and for the remainder of my stay sequestered myself in the island's most rural regions: Valleviken, where a maritime-themed hotel rose up out of sheer nothingness on a lapping inlet; the Furillen peninsula, the site of an old limestone quarry; Ekstakusten, a jagged curl of nature preserve.
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The book impresses in many senses: It stamps the memory with an afterimage; it successfully explores larger ideas about politics and art (the mind is never still while reading it); it has the satisfying, epic sweep of a 19th-century Russian novel, spanning three generations and lapping up against the shores of two continents.
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She was less drunk than the night before, and at one point, while Lucy was lapping away at her, she thought that, all things considered, it was good that it was happening with a girl first, because then when a guy went down on her, when it mattered, Kirsten would know what she was doing.
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Republican primary front-runner 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 is lapping the field in Massachusetts, according to a WBUR poll released on Friday.
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At many of the hustings, the rooms appear mostly in Johnson's favor, lapping up his main messages that he will lead Britain out of the EU, with or without a divorce deal, and that he is the best Conservative to beat off electoral threats from Labour and a new Brexit Party led by veteran euroskeptic Nigel Farage.
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"Le Encantadas o le avventure del mare delle meraviglie," an homage to the Italian composer Luigi Nono and the writings of Herman Melville first heard last fall at the Donaueschingen Festival, where Ms. Neuwirth was the sole female composer on the roster, surrounded the audience with six interlocking ensembles while electronic samples emitted everything from lapping water to churchbells.
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The set designer Mark Wendland has provided a striking video backdrop (the projections are by Lucy Mackinnon) depicting waves lapping at the shore — initially a little distracting, but in keeping with the play's theme of time and life ticking away as Serafina withdraws from the world after her (unseen) husband, Rosario, is killed in the first act.
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With TV channels following his every move and lapping up his verbal barbs, Nisar has become a thorn in the side of the ruling Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) and its founder Nawaz Sharif, whose third stint as prime minister was cut short in July when the Supreme Court disqualified him over a small undeclared source of income.
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In fact, all the lyrics are pretty full-on: It was so nice being friends againThere I was giving you a second chance But then you stabbed my back while shaking my hand And therein lies the issue Friends don't try to trick you Get you on the phone and mind-twist you Folks on Twitter are lapping it up.
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Before the grandfather's two grandchildren lose sight of him, and I lose sight of him, and they weave around me on those high rocks in the way that children do when they're distressed and try their best not to seem distressed in front of a stranger as they call out for him and hear back only the laughter of the lapping water.
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At F. Sinclair, Mr. Coumbe's company that is run by his son, Darren, the business still is one of the few remaining workshops in the world that does highly specialized hand polishing and plating, and the only workshop in Britain that still has a traditional lapping machine, which is about 45 years old, used to cut facets and bevels into products.
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His lab has studied, among other things, how the python's microbiome changes in response to eating; how its metabolism responds to meat depending on whether it has been ground up like hamburger or cooked in a microwave oven; how it regulates its blood flow after feeding; and how it keeps a rising tide of gastric acid from lapping into its throat.
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Aedes mosquitoes have difficulty surviving winter in northern areas, which explains why they are more abundant in milder regions of the U.S. The ongoing Zika virus pandemic continues to spread throughout Central and South America, with the wave of the disease lapping against the U.S. Nearly 200 travel-related cases of the virus have been recorded in the U.S. so far, and many more are expected.
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"Surrounded by family, Jack was as soulful and encouraging as always, reiterating his love for his family, appreciation for a life well lived, his hopes for his friends and the oceans he loved, all within the familiarity of his oceanfront home of over 50 years, with the famous waves of his beloved Pleasure Point beach lapping at his deck," the company said on its website.
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After walking out of the park, I looked at the beach that the Ark is built on—a beach built atop the homes of the forcefully relocated, and became entranced by the waves of Hong Kong's heavily polluted waterways gently lapping at its shores, which exist because a super rich person wanted to get a little bit super richer by displacing an entire community.
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There are immersive theaters to be found everywhere around Venice, including Motoyuki Shitamichi's "Tsunami Boulder" (2015-) at the Japanese pavilion, which transports passers-by to the beach by enclosing them on four sides with a black-and-white film of waves lapping the shore, or Hito Steyerl's circumambient LED presentation in the Giardini's main pavilion, which envelopes the viewer in an undersea environment with a triptych of curved, overlapping televisions suspended from the ceiling.
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If you need a break, I suggest watching the live streams — the top feed is camera two, the one here is camera one, and the feeds are live from 2PM ET until 11PM ET. (That's 11AM PT until 8PM PT for those of us who live in a sensible time zone.) Even when it's just the waves lapping softly at the back end of a boat, it still beats most anything on TV. And who knows?
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That last summer when everything was almost always terrible we waded into the bay one late afternoon as the tide had almost finished pulling all the way out and sat down in the waist-deep water, I floating on his lap facing him, my legs floating around him, and we quietly coupled, and stayed, loosely joined like that, not moving, but being moved by the softly sucking and lapping water, as the pulling out reached its limit and the tide began to flow slowly back again.
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The baby needs a strong relationship with the natural world, mane: the wind in the willows, the birds, the bees, the flowers and the trees, the roaring ocean waves ceaselessly lapping at the sandy shores, the cumulus clouds bulbous with rain scraping the earth's azure ceiling, the emerald green leaves and the ruby red flower buds, scruffy underbrush and dangly, viney overbrush, the prowling cats and growling doggies, the galloping steeds, cud-suckin' goats, the panthers and cougars, the apes, the buzzing insect kingdom, the leaping cods and salmons, the squirting whales and porpi, the jellyfish, the bubbling hot springs, the redwood forests to the gulf's clean waters, mane.
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I mean, let's face it: When you're eating simple barbecue under a palm tree, and you feel sand between your toes, samba music is playing softly in the background, waves are lapping at the shore a few yards off, a gentle breeze is cooling the sweat on the back of your neck at the hairline, and looking across the table, past the column of empty Red Stripes at the dreamy expression on your companion's face, you realize that in half an hour you're probably going to be having sex on clean white hotel sheets, that grilled chicken leg suddenly tastes a hell of a lot better.
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