He gently lifts the lid he's created on the shell.
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The letter lifts the lid on the extent of VTB's plans.
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MORE ASSETS The letter lifts the lid on the extent of VTB's plans.
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But Mr. Glover then lifts the lid on passions that simply won't be contained.
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And, Asia economics editor Simon Rabinovitch lifts the lid on the mysterious shadow banks of Wenzhou.
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Christopher Wiley, the Cambridge Analytica whistleblower, lifts the lid on his time at the now-infamous political consultancy.
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William Andregg ushers me into the cluttered workshop of his startup Fathom Computing and gently lifts the lid from a bulky black box.
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Or learn about a new exhibit in London that lifts the lid on that bizarre modeling-industry practice known as the go-see.
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When the pot arrives in front of you, straight from the stovetop, a server lifts the lid, releasing a poof of rousing steam.
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He then lifts the lid on a trap door and slips down into the secret underground compartment that he's turned into a toy room.
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Some experts go further and argue that the indictment lifts the lid on an expansive Russian operation to undermine the fabric of US public life.
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Later this morning, Apple lifts the lid on its Worldwide Developers Conference, the annual showcase for all the new and shiny things churned out of Cupertino.
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A new exhibition in Hoxton that lifts the lid on the raves of east London and their impact on parties country-wide is hoping to redress the balance somewhat.
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Here, leading up to the election for a new president of FIFA, perhaps the most powerful position in all of sports, he lifts the lid on the regional soccer organization known as Concacaf.
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Pizza boxes come, typically, in one shape and many sizes, but when one lifts the lid to reveal the prize inside, there is a universal feeling of elation for those about to dine.
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A new tell-all book that lifts the lid on the rancorous West Wing reveals a spectacle of clashing egos, betrayal and revenge, laced with Russia intrigue, sending President Donald Trump into a rage.
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After a few seconds of calmly listening to him scream and struggle, she lifts the lid with a smile to reveal that the black man has been transformed -- into the pale-skinned young Chinese man of her dreams.
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"Distant Shore" was where I'd come to terms with, not just my divorce—and maybe you can relate to this—when traumatic things happen in life, it almost lifts the lid off everything else in your life that you're kind of ignoring.
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Senate Republicans are poised to approve a measure that would help pass Trump's tax reforms, a special report lifts the lid on a backroom battle threatening a $21 million cryptocurrency venture and thirty years on from the 22 stock market crash, cautious traders wonder if it could happen again.
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PCP's London lawsuit, which seeks £720 million in damages plus interest and costs, lifts the lid on frenetic last-minute arrangements in the run-up to the October 2008 deal, which enabled the bank to stay out of the control of the U.K. government but has now come back to haunt Barclays.
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Daniel leaps out of the rubbish can and attacks Frank when he lifts the lid off the rubbish can. Lenore finds Frank injured, and she brings Daniel into the burning house. Frank and his brother, Chris watch helplessly as the house burns with Lenore and Daniel inside.
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He then lifts the lid to reveal Flake inside, playing his keyboard. Till then starts singing into a microphone with a real knife attached to the end. After the second chorus, he then brings out a flamethrower, and roasts the bottom of the pot. Finally, Flake escapes the pot, and Till chases him off the stage.
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" When Rhys tries to impress Martin, television critic Dianne Butler quipped "And I see John Wood's in the show. He's a golf-playing doctor [...] whose leg is being humped by Rhys Lawson tonight. Rhys puts on a barbecue to try to oil his way into a surgical-training program, only there's a rat under the plate when he lifts the lid to put on the snapper. Vintage Neighbours.
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In late December 2002 Genocchio moved to New York to begin writing for The New York Times. In 2008 Genocchio published Dollar Dreaming, an exposé of corruption and double- dealing in the $500-million trade in Aboriginal art in Australia and abroad."Art critic hopes to educate others on Aboriginal art and the people, lives behind it", Daily Bruin."Dollar Dreaming lifts the lid on Aboriginal art industry", Courier Mail.
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He lifts the lid of the chest and finds the body inside. He is horrified and ashamed, realizing that Brandon and Phillip used his own rhetoric to rationalize murder. Rupert disavows all his previous talk of superiority and inferiority and fires several shots out the window to attract attention. As the police arrive, Rupert sits on a chair next to the chest, Phillip begins to play the piano, and Brandon continues to drink.
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Born into a Jewish family, although his "identification" as a Jew is "flimsier than most",Ian Katz "Did we do this?", The Guardian, 24 May 2001. he spent the first ten years of his life in South Africa. At that point, Katz and his family moved to London.Charlotte Edwardes "To Jeremy Paxman my ideas were ‘preposterous’, ‘infantile’ or ‘completely lamentable’: Ian Katz lifts the lid on Newsnight", London Evening Standard, 12 September 2014.
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Unfortunately, when he lifts the lid off his tandoori Quorn, a live frog which had been brought home by Jezebel jumps out. Dina is horrified but eventually falls into Gabe's arms. The first time they make love, Gabe disposes of the condom by filling it with water and tying the top, and notices a leak. Later in the novel Dina discovers she is pregnant, and decides to return to the US for an abortion.
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Peter realizes the only way to save Molly is by giving Stache the trunk. Although this means he will never leave the island, he acts selflessly and surrenders it. Stache is impressed by Peter's heroic gesture, realizing that this is the worthy opponent he has been looking for, but lifts the lid to find an empty trunk. The water that seeped into the trunk has dissolved the starstuff and it is now diffused into the ocean.
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Lambert & Butler cigarettes are sold in silver full strength, silver superkings, gold (formerly lights) and menthol. "Glide Tec" Packs are also now for sale and fast becoming the standard pack for this brand. These packs have a small window on the front of the pack which allows the user to slide up the inner pack with their thumb. This lifts the lid of the outer pack, and the inner pack containing the cigarettes slides out to reveal the cigarettes.
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A young construction worker rams into the back of his boss's Jaguar in a fit of anger at being sacked. Rather than fronting court, he’s given the chance to explain his actions in a community conference. This face-to-face confrontation between the young man, his boss, his boss's wife, co-workers, best mate and mother lifts the lid not only on his dysfunctional life but on their workplace dirty laundry, turning all of their lives upside down.
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Phelps lifts the lid off a dish and finds, to his immense surprise and joy, a scroll of paper which turns out to be the stolen treaty. Holmes, while eating his breakfast tells Phelps and Watson that the previous night he waited outside Phelps' window while Annie locks the door as instructed and leaves to go to bed. Later that night a person sneaks into the room through the window and Holmes follows the person inside. It is revealed that he person is Harrison.
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Spice blends were found to be in use almost 4000 years ago, with key ingredients like ginger, garlic, and turmeric, during the days of Indus Valley Civilization. Curry powder and the contemporary English use of the word "curry" are Western inventions and do not reflect any specific food from the Indian subcontinent, though a similar mixture of spices used in the Northern regions of the Indian subcontinent is called garam masala. Curry powder was used as an ingredient in 18th century British recipe books,Monks discover chicken curry recipe in 200-year-old cookbook - Telegraph, Sophie Jamieson, 13 Jan 2016 and commercially available from the late 18th century,British Library- First British advert for curry powder - 1784 with brands such as Crosse & Blackwell and Sharwood's persisting to the present.Inside the Factory (BBC2), TV review: Greg Wallace lifts the lid on how our curries are made The various ingredients of this inspired show are starting to come together in effective and flavoursome ways - Independent - Sean O'Grady @_seanogrady - Tuesday 14 August 2018 23:00 British traders introduced the powder to Meiji Japan, in the mid-19th century, where it became known as Japanese curry.
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