White House comments indicate the rules will be lightened up.
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Around three minutes into the interview, things lightened up a bit.
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Volume accelerated going into the close and lightened up shortly after.
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But gradually, she lightened up and eventually began acting pleasant toward me.
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Emma Stone lightened up her look with a Hollywood shade of blonde.
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This lightened-up version is easy to make and perfect for summer parties.
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This portabella burger features a lightened-up special sauce, plus cheese, pickles, and onions.
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Blow your pals' minds (and taste buds!) with this lightened-up potato salad recipe.
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But what if you lightened up the ingredients a bit and combined the two?
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Dino Park feels like the PUBG team have lightened up, at least a little.
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Francis looked graver than Mr. Trump, but he lightened up when he shook Mrs.
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What I haven't lightened up about is the difficult art of inventing names for cocktails.
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"You really have lightened up not only your living space but your life," she said.
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The Twitter fallout has lightened up since a 42-36 victory over Louisville on Oct.
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One of house music's breeziest figures tried to lightened up, which means that now, he's floating.
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They're so decadent that none of your football-watching buddies will suspect they've been lightened up.
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"Mmhmm, that's really good," he said in between bites of the tasty — and lightened-up — treat.
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It's with hesitation that'd we call this version "lightened-up" — that connotes some sort of deprivation.
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But as we saw yesterday, Stone has since lightened up to a warm strawberry blond color.
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Veteran reporters and close friends say he's lightened up, more like what they see in private.
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He lightened up the rhythm section, replacing piano with guitar, and cut back on improvised solos.
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Try it with lightened-up Alfredo sauce, in chicken lo mein… even as a pasta-salad swap!
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White Turkey Chili Step away from heavier red chilis and try this lightened-up white version. 4.
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Personal questionsToward the end of the event, Bezos lightened up the mood by answering more personal questions.
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Grab a can of pure pumpkin (not pumpkin pie filling), and give this lightened-up swap a try.
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When paired with a lightened up cheese sauce, this lighter macaroni and cheese is a dream come true.
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It appears the 44-year-old star lightened up her face-framing layers with some soft blonde highlights.
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Trump's administration "lightened up the regulations so people are spending more money, so they're buying houses," Skiffinton told CNBC.
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Longtime brunette Bella Hadid recently lightened up her hair, too, leaving her with borderline-blonde strands from root to tip.
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"Since I returned to Formula One last year, I've noticed how Kimi has lightened up," he said after Sunday's race.
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Despite the lightened-up look, though, it's possible that Gigi's new color is almost as low-maintenance as her last.
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It's a move that's not only lightened up my makeup bag, but simplified my routine — and it's so easy to do.
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My lightened-up pulled pork recipe is delicious, but having Pete & Sam's super-indulgent pork BBQ pizza is next-level decadence.
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Check out this image, in which the app automatically lightened up the foreground buildings to compensate for the intense back lighting.
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I lightened up my auburn hair a bit with a blonde balayage, because I've been wanting a bit of a change.
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The star also shared a selfie that featured her newly lightened-up locks from the set of her new Amazon show, Homecoming.
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Restaurant drinks like this tend to be high in calories and sugar, so I love to make lightened-up versions at home.
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I've had it since the beginning of my journey and while it's lightened up since then, it's still not totally gone … because I'm human.
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I've had it since the beginning of my journey and while it's lightened up since then, it's still not totally gone...because I'm human.
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Last year, NYC mayor Bill de Blasio lightened up the rules with an exception for electric-assist bicycles that still require pedaling to move.
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In a series of photos posted to Chyna's Instagram account, you can see the celeb showing off her lightened-up dreadlocks — and they look good.
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It lightened up our coffees and liquefied our smoothies and by the end of 23, per Nielsen, it was outselling soy nearly three to one.
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But a long, dry stretch followed, through Abstract Expressionism and Minimalism, lightened up in the 210s only by oddball wits like Ray Johnson and Lee Lozano.
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Whisk the yolk mixture in your double boiler set up until the yolks have lightened up in color, doubled in volume, and look glossy and thick.
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It looks like Jenner's lightened up since making the announcement and taking down all of Stormi's photos a few weeks ago, but she's being careful about it.
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For the evening, Beccaria's nymphs transform into bright luminescent fairies wearing short or maxi dresses, tunics with cape-shaped sleeves, some lightened up by small crystal decorations.
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And Cooking Light tends to have recipes for traditional fare that they've lightened up, "so they are not as heavy from a calorie perspective," Petitpain added. Books.
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Twenty days after baby Rani arrived, she was itching "to get back in the ring" and return to her workouts, which she had lightened up during her pregnancy.
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The tech giant says it used a lightened up, clip-on version in a two-year beta test of "Glass Enterprise Edition," and that it's now going commercial with them.
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He had committed a cardinal sin, by his standards, in the day between the round of 16 and the round of 8: He had lightened up his intensity in practice.
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Arthur Hurley, manager of the fund, says that while he favors Simon Property within the mall R.E.I.T. group, he has lightened up on investments in the group as a whole.
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On the side, we have mashed root vegetables that have been lightened up with some weed-infused cream, and a spring vegetable salad dressed with toasted hazelnuts and yet more cannaoil.
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A country that was literallya dark place in the 1980s, because of economic misery, power shortages and an exceptionally harsh form of communism, has lightened up in many ways, he discovers.
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The actress lightened up her already-blonde locks (once again!) for an ash-blonde, almost platinum hue, which she showed off at the Vanity Fair and Barneys New York event in L.
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At the end of October, 20 days after baby Rani arrived, she was itching to "get back in the ring" and return to her workouts, which she had lightened up during her pregnancy.
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The author of her new cookbook Food for Life and daughter of boxing champion Muhammad Ali has a lightened-up recipe for the classic southern stew that she's been developing over the years.
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Things have lightened up quite a bit, with a new, white background that features a darkening gradient as it pushes out toward the edge of the page, to mimic the oxidation effect that old books undergo.
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On NERVE, their first new album in three years, the trio have lightened up on the hissing din of their goth-tinged post-punk with the help of producer Steve Poponi (Into It. Over It., Young Statues).
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"If we're going to cook traditional food, slightly more contemporary, lightened up just a touch, it would pair better with a more contemporary, which is really to say a more ancient, approach to winemaking," Mr. Nasr said.
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Known for her own steely work ethic, Ms. Russell, a design industry veteran who counted Michael Smith, former President Barack Obama's decorator, among her inner circle, lightened up the joint without throwing out too much of the furniture.
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"When a stock has had the run that Badger's had, it's been doing pretty well, it's vulnerable and people will shoot first and ask questions later," Manulife's Scott says, adding that his team had lightened up on its position in the name.
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Not only has the National stayed in its melancholic mood (many of their early-to-mid-2000s peers have either disbanded or lightened up a little); "I Am Easy to Find" is also a magnificent LP that is both consistent with their oeuvre and subtly surprising.
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The Indiana governor talked about the most pressing issues before the campaign as they hit the home stretch, but he also lightened up at times, mentioning at one point that he "played a little bit of guitar" decades ago to impress his wife when they were dating.
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" The Bright actor said he "lightened up" on his three children — Trey, 26, Jaden, 20, and Willow, 18 — over the years but that the "things that I brought in from my childhood were, we are in a family business, we all work together and I'm in command.
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Yet over and over again through history, whenever regulation has lightened up, smart finance guys invent new, less regulated ways of doing the same thing, periodically leading to new waves of blowups (savings and loans in the 1980s, subprime mortgages in the aughts), followed by new regulations.
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In just the past month, Bella Hadid brought her dark-brown hair a few shades closer to sun-kissed; Riverdale's Camila Mendes lightened up from glossy blue-black hair to softer chestnut waves; and now, even Rachel Brosnahan is getting on board with spring's breakout hair-color trend.
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And although the memory of the first time she visited me at a bar where I worked one summer and loudly called for a Slippery Nipple — in front of my boss, my co-workers, my regulars — still stings a little, I've long since lightened up about such things.
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"While the recent pullback has lightened up the bullish side of the equation a bit, Garner still thinks that the oil futures market is very heavily over-weighted to the long side and in her view that kind of thing inevitably leads to a big liquidation," he added.
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"I would say my gumbo is one of my favorite recipes in the book," Ali tells PEOPLE—and we happen to have the full recipe you can make yourself at home (it's lightened-up, but still packs a ton of flavor.) Ali also says tacos are her favorite way to get the kids to eat foods they might not normally love.
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So did Hussein Chalayan, in a swing through time and regional values, from the Roman abduction of Sabine women to Eastern protectionism (his words, via some show notes), where thankfully the portentous starting points were lightened up into something more abstract and compelling: jackets pulled off the shoulders; dresses cinched at the side; collars stretched into points that dripped down the shoulders.
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The main characters in her books are typically teenagers who are dealing with complicated family issues, such as alcoholism, abandonment, illness, and self- esteem issues. These issues are lightened up with a light touch and humor. Bauer is well known for her enjoyable young adult fiction novels. They always feature bright covers with her name in mismatched colored letters.
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After a short pause, a heartbeat is heard, and the band logo is lightened up on the stage. Once the heartbeat stops, the curtain drops and reveals the silhouette of the group suspended in mid air over the back of the stage. The lights go up and Summer Of Love is sung. Steps are wearing Red, Black and Gold outfits.
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Season 3 Ep. 10. After his surgery, he lightened up a bit, but never returned to the whimsical science nerd he once was. Grissom is often regarded as well-educated, but unusual in his approach toward his work and social life. In the series, some of his comments and actions can be seen to dumbfound his co-workers and superiors.
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Arno is shown as someone who works best when he's the one in charge. As he gets silent partners in his construction company in later years, it's shown that Arno can't deal with outside involvement. He's considered to be a conservative person but lightened up in later years when it comes topics like homosexuality. Arno himself has been in love several times.
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Only reggae/rap trio Postmen, also signed to V2, stayed close to the original with their version of "De bom". Rapper/funnyman Def Rhymz lightened up this doom-laden track with some nonsense lyrics. It was released as a single and became a top 10 hit in early 2000. Dutch dance music producer Jonathan Joosten sampled "De bom" for a dance version he titled "Tha Bomb".
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Conceived by Joss Whedon, the character Malcolm Reynolds was the only definite character he had in mind when formulating the ensemble cast. He wanted a hero, but not a hero in the classic sense; someone that is "everything that a hero is not." In the proposed pilot, Mal was much darker and considerably more closed-off. Fox network executives objected, and asked that Mal be "lightened up".
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" According to Beller, filming went smoothly, and the cast showed up every day an hour early to rehearse. She recalled working with Mariette Hartley as "wonderful", because "she lightened up the whole set". Hartley especially liked working with Keir Dullea and said in an interview with Playboy: :"I was doing a necking scene with Keir for the TV movie No Place to Hide. We necked the whole day.
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An undersea telegraph line between Tamsui and Foochow was laid during his tenure. He sponsored the exploitation of coal using new technologies in northern Taiwan and the creation of a modern postal service. Liu's governance saw China's earliest nighttime electrical illumination when the walled prefecture city of Taipei was lightened up with street lamps in 1887. However, those lights would be turned off after the initial trial period due to a lack of operating funds.
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One of his eyes could also be hooked up. Although the doctor is uncertain whether the brain would regain consciousness, he remains hopeful. William initially reacts violently to this suggestion, but by the end of their discussion has lightened up to the idea more. He is initially concerned with the idea of phantom limb, believing that as a brain alone he may be in terrible trauma, wishing for the use of his body.
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Marco Hietala playing "The Islander" in Melbourne, Australia, on January 31, 2008. "The Islander" quickly became a frequently performed song throughout the Dark Passion Play World Tour. An obvious change in the mood both on stage and in the audience is to be seen as darkness and silence suddenly embrace the stage, which is lightened up by a few outdoor torches. A spotlight shines on Hietala and Vuorinen, who sit on two chairs with acoustic guitars, and start to play the song.
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In fact, it didn't and wasn't. Rats sense of humor lightened up, and subtly undermined, its often heavy political messages. Most of its better writings contained humor of their own — and any that didn't were likely to reach the reader accompanied by inappropriate illustrations and irreverent headlines (in press- on letters that were always a bit askew). Despite the life-and-death urgency of its political stories, Rats modest newsstand sales came largely from "straight" people looking for offbeat entertainment — and looking for sex.
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Lute player After 1630, his palette lightened up considerably and the dark background was replaced by architectural motifs, clouds and landscape elements. The realistic facial expressions became more Classicist and he used more variations of colour. These changes reflected the influence of Peter Paul Rubens with whom Seghers closely collaborated during the 1630s. This influence went even so far that in his painting the Adoration of the Magi (1630, Church of Our Lady, Bruges) he adopted Rubens' composition for his treatment of the same subject.
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Rabbit refuses at first, believing he left of his own accord, but soon gives in after realizing how Tigger lightened up their lives. They find Tigger sitting in a large tree with patches of snow on the trunk that resemble stripes, which Tigger has mistaken for his family tree. Rabbit insists Tigger come home, but Tigger refuses to leave his "family tree" until his (nonexistent) Tigger family returns; upon arguing, Tigger's shouting causes an avalanche. Tigger bounces his friends to safety in the tree branches, but is swept away by the snow himself.
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The base of the building is heavy which is accentuated by a wider foundation; four heavy built in three-quarter corner columns, classical in design, contribute to its fortress-like appearance. The top of the building is lightened up through an elegant arcade gallery, placed below the cornice, that have many arched openings to reduce overall weight and to let light inside the building (in contrast, most of chahar taq structures had no windows). A large semi- circular Dome, about 23 ft (7 meters) in diameter crowns the structure and it is similar to the Buddhist domes in the area. Four mini domes placed in the corners of the roof are more decorative in nature.
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While her grades are terrible she is a top class actress who can capture an audience's attention with her exceptional performance even if she had no time to prepare or rehearse beforehand. Her personality is still cold from being treated as a doll by her mother to perform on stage, being highly praised for performances she put minimal effort into, and talks like she is a doll and humans are beneath her. Although she has lightened up somewhat and able to talk to Haruaki's group fairly normally, it's still with scathing remarks and treating Haruaki as a miserable excuse for a human whose only value to the world would be dying. She still loves and lives with Sovereignty despite the curse still being present.
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" In June 2013, Butler quipped "Sheila did time on Prisoner so I say what Sheila wants she should get." Melissa Field from TV Week enjoyed Sheila ripping into Alan when she learned his secret, but quipped "unlucky-in-love Sheila can't get a break." During his end-of-year review, Daniel Kilkelly (Digital Spy) praised Mann as being one of the better additions to the cast and observed that Sheila "has lightened up the Street with wit, warmth and some memorable one-liners." When Sheila met Russell, Claire Crick of All About Soap commented "look out for Sheila in full flirtation mode when she gets to know the new arrival...these two are about to hit it off – big time.
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After hearing the fairy-tale introduction, "Terry Magnifica," and the loopy yodeling in the opening minutes of "These Days Are Old," you can't help but recognize Spookey Ruben as eccentricity in its purest form. He also, however, proves himself an undeniably superb and original stylist on this debut long-player. If Andy Partridge and Colin Moulding had continued to explore the most cracked and esoteric terrain of Oranges & Lemons rather than further refining their pop/rock, or if Roland Orzabal and Curt Smith had lightened up considerably during the sessions for Seeds of Love, the results might have approached Modes of Transportation, Vol. 1. The songs range from the bizarre to the childlike to the strangely haunting, all with impeccably crafted pop hooks.
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Of course not everything in the show was moody. The third number played was nearly always the seriocomic, crowd-involving "Spirit in the Night", and towards the end of the shows things lightened up considerably with set closer "Rosalita (Come Out Tonight)" and encores including Springsteen's classic R&B; "Detroit Medley" frolic and James Brown-styled antics during Gary U.S. Bonds' party dance anthem "Quarter to Three". Springsteen's on-stage raps and stories became a little more honest than before, with his trademark "goddamn guitar" story about the bitter conflicts with his father leavened by a hint of embrace (especially when a family member was present). The tour also saw Springsteen headlining full- sized arenas for the first time (including New York City's Madison Square Garden), a move that he agonized over lest the increase in scale undermine his control over the audience.
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Rolling Stone also gave a little negative review on it, saying: > On their sixth album, Wrath, the fearsome fivesome opt for a somewhat varied > but hardly visionary attack mode, occasionally lurching into a groove or > tune. The song titles betray a cynicism over military and religious affairs, > but growl-to-screech front-monster Randy Blythe never makes his anger > coherent [...] Wrath opens and closes with spans of placid subtlety - a > welcome touch that doesn't make up for all the raging roteness in between. Blabbermouth.net has stated: > Despite Grammy nods, being hand-picked as direct support for Metallica, > album sales out the ass and other invasions into the mainstream, Lamb of God > haven't lightened up one damn bit. In fact, Wrath is nowhere near the over- > produced product of a major label success story many of us were waiting for.
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