And, from the look of things, Nina stuck the landing!!
|
|
I'd say by the look of things-- it was worth the wait!
|
|
LAS VEGAS — By the look of things, retirement was treating Floyd Mayweather Jr. well.
|
|
And from the look of things, Carmen's gonna be quite the load ... for those servers.
|
|
They caught some waves in Malibu ... and by the look of things, riding comes easy. #SurfsUp
|
|
Eventually as we gained altitude, the look of things changed — there was more pine, and more snow.
|
|
She later boarded the same yacht and from the look of things, a ball was had by all.
|
|
The Exodus 1 wasn't exactly a smash from the look of things, but this could be an interesting first step.
|
|
Meanwhile, from the look of things, recurring Transformers villain Starscream and Evil John Cena are cooking up trouble for them both.
|
|
From the look of things, she just finished scrapping with a group of bad dudes and paused for a singing break.
|
|
"I'm going to go check on Pete, but from the look of things, Pete Davidson is still on his last leg."
|
|
Big Little Lies is coming back for season 2, and from the look of things, the drama is just getting started.
|
|
From the look of things, Brosdau created this intro as a tribute to Metal Gear Solid and series creator Hideo Kojima.
|
|
From the look of things ... Tyga checked a bunch of stuff off his list, and he looks tremendously happy about it.
|
|
"From the look of things, Firestone is pulling away," said Elijah Dickson, a 51-year-old manager who oversees grass cutters.
|
|
This man wants that princess, and, from the look of things, she may sort of want him, too, a little bit.
|
|
From the look of things, they're willing to lie, scheme, backstab, and cheat to get a piece of what they believe is rightfully theirs.
|
|
From the look of things, the twosome celebrated the Memorial Day weekend with a quick getaway to Turks and Caicos, according to Us Weekly.
|
|
The scene goes down on the balcony of a hotel ... and from the look of things, nothing -- and we mean NOTHING -- was stopping Will.
|
|
Here are just some of the words that were hurled my way: --By the look of things diabetes will claim you before the next election.
|
|
James Packer was aboard his yacht in Tahiti Thursday ... and from the look of things, he's still reeling from his split with Mimi last October.
|
|
Travis Scott is soaring to new heights, and Kylie Jenner is right by his side for support -- 2 handfuls worth, by the look of things.
|
|
From the look of things, the audience members, who rarely came to their feet but swayed along from their seats, were happy with the arrangement.
|
|
From the look of things, Jessica (Krysten Ritter) will focus on exploring the death of her parents and the mysterious experiments that led to her powers.
|
|
Tonight, stars made their way down the Emmys red carpet — and by the look of things so far, award season is already off to a great start.
|
|
Khloe and Tristan had dinner Sunday night at BOA Steakhouse on the Sunset Strip ... and from the look of things, it wasn't the most exciting date night.
|
|
Kim Zolciak-Biermann hasn't spoken to her mother Karen Zolciak in six years — and by the look of things, it appears the two won't be reconciling anytime soon.
|
|
By the look of things ... Tyga's paying no attention to reports he and Kylie were rekindling an old flame on the heels of her split with Travis Scott.
|
|
The brains behind Fenty Beauty just announced the first of the brand's holiday launches and, by the look of things, it's going to be a very shimmery December.
|
|
Based on the look of things, this iconic Oz character was brought to life for this ill-conceived sequel via some grouchy props guys and a lumpy costume.
|
|
The first teaser trailer for Rogue One: A Star Wars Story has arrived, and by the look of things this is a very different take at the rejuvenated sci-fi saga.
|
|
She may have technically just celebrated her 46th birthday, but judging from the look of things in this revealing cut-out dress the singer wore on Thursday to film the latest episode of
|
|
Now, when I'm designing a show where we have characters of this age group, we often mixed in a little bit more of that contemporary look of things that you can buy and you can afford.
|
|
A little Googling and it turns out that Suzuki, after working on Dusk sequel Last Window: The Secret of Cape West, moved into online novels and then the Japanese-only (from the look of things) mobile RPG Black Rose Suspects.
|
|
And from the look of things, they got wholeheartedly into the spirit of sexy self-presentation and image manipulation central to the culture of Instagram — a fact as apparently true of those competing in obscure disciplines as the stars of marquee sports.
|
|
The themes in this film, unlike in Arrival, sag under the weight of the unrewarded slow movement, the preoccupation and even infatuation with the look of things (snow falling, holograms, the LA streets) that the original Blade Runner never indulged to such an obvious extent.
|
|
Snowpiercer, the latest transplatform skipping stone, finally let folks on board at a San Diego Comic-Con panel on the upcoming television series today—and from the look of things, it's drawing not just on its own previous iterations, but a few other genre properties as well.
|
|
Trump allies are insisting that he is poring over past decisions, judicial philosophies and the like in making the decision -- as this Bloomberg piece illustrates -- but if past is prologue, he will make a decision primarily on his gut, and his gut tends to be largely informed by the look of things.
|
|
From the look of things — Cranston shinnied up the back fence to take a peek — the water hadn't been changed since.
|
|
The clues lead him upwards to the highest echelons of society and downwards to the lowest depths of misery and poverty. Gordon refuses to give up, keeps asking his questions, and the more they want to frighten him off, the more determined he becomes. He doesn't know whom to trust, and doesn't know and doesn't care how many people's interests he is harming. He just wants to find the girl's killer, because, by the look of things, he's the only one who cares.
|
|
Gray's achievements were restricted during her lifetime. According to Reyner Banham, "[Eileen Gray's work] was, also, in its day, part of a personal style and philosophy of design which was, by the look of things, too rich for the punditry to take. And if the punditry didn't publish you, particularly in the great canon-defining compendia of the thirties, forties and fifties you dropped off the record, and ceased to be a part of the universe of scholarly discourse." The National Museum of Ireland has a permanent exhibition of her work in the Collins Barracks site.
|
|
Parwana and Bijli begin to love each other and Khanna doesn't like the look of things, being himself in love with Bijli. Things soon reach a show-down stage and Bijli walks out of Khanna Theatres arm-in-arm with Parwana and his stooges. The new team tries to start its own theatre business, but the love-stricken Khanna becomes vindictive and with his influence and money hounds them out from place to place till Parwana and Bijli are ruined and heartbroken. In a desperate attempt to save Parwana's poetic soul, Bijli, sacrificing her love for him, compromises matters with Khanna, who helps to put Parwana on the stage once again.
|
|
" This attention to detail and place is what gives Campbell's paintings "scientific, cerebral, and spiritual" significance, as author Michael Kammen wrote in his book A Time to Every Purpose: The Four Seasons in American Culture.Michael Kammen, A Time to Every Purpose: The Four Seasons in American Culture (Chapel Hill, NC: The University of North Carolina Press, 2004), 244. Campbell described his work Summer (1987), which depicts a rolling field in North Andover, MA, in an interview with the author: ::"Because I see nature as the basis of life, it is sacred to me...The fact that I live in a city makes me feel especially exhilarated when I visit this field. The look of things is so thoroughly different through the seasons that my industrial home neighborhood is changeless by comparison.
|
|
In 1876, Leopold II sponsored an international geographical conference in Brussels, inviting delegates from scientific societies all over Europe to discuss philanthropic and scientific matters such as the best way to coordinate map making, to prevent the re-emergence of the west coast slave trade, and to investigate ways of sending medical aid to Africa. The conference was a sham: at its close, Leopold proposed that they set up an international benevolent committee to carry on, and modestly agreed to accept the chairman's role. He created a baffling series of subsidiary shell organisations, culminating in the cunningly named International African Association (), which had a single shareholder: Leopold himself. For the look of things, he held one more meeting the following year, but from that time on, the International African Association was simply a front for Leopold's ambition.
|
|