These were the features that gave Android phones something worth lusting for.
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So is this the camera that keeps camera nerds from lusting for full-frame camera glory?
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Unless you were really lusting for a slightly darker gray on the back of your phone.
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You're lusting for life in a major way today, and good vibes are all around you.
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Instead of lusting for battle and honor, we see a thoughtful, contemplative version of the race.
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If, like us, you are now lusting for a modern Tucker, we have bad news for you.
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But every proposal advanced by those lusting for repeal and replace would make conditions far, far worse.
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You can type an assortment of keywords, or just one, to find the screengrab you've been lusting for.
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The Roy siblings snipe and swipe at each other, lusting for power and money and never quite grasping it.
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His love for her eventually allows her to express herself beyond the letters, leaving us lusting for his vulnerable masculinity.
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But the distinction hardly matters: they behave as racist psychopaths, lusting for blood and taking pleasure in their kill counts.
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This is likely because we approach meditation in the wrong way from the outset, often lusting for a quantifiable result.
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Trump is pretty much all alone in lusting for a trade war, but he has virtually dictatorial authority over trade.
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Now, I've moved on from lusting for luxury highlighter palettes to salivating over videos showing how to make tempeh "fish" tacos for dinner.
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While attending medical school in 2016 in the U.K., Chan found himself lusting for a pair of Adidas NMDs, a lightweight running shoe with streetwear appeal.
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While attending medical school in 43 in the U.K., Chan found himself lusting for a pair of Adidas NMDs, a lightweight running shoe with streetwear appeal.
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"He's not somebody who has spent his life lusting for power, lusting to become President," a European diplomat who has met Sisi dozens of times told me.
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The internet has been lusting for the "Breaking Bad" costars to reunite, hopefully for something having to do with that hit AMC series which went off the air in 2013.
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You might recognize the familiarity of the Cheerios machine—it's from Youtuber AstonishingStudios, who recently had us lusting for a similar bit of Lego tech that dispensed McDonalds Chicken Nuggets.
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But it was a new Audi that Downey admitted now lusting for, the e-tron GT, an all-electric supercar that the German luxury brand plans to put into production in two years.
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Rutherford directed a play focused on the power of the gaze, from princess Salomé's longing for the prophet Iokanaan, who's imprisoned in a well near her palace, to her stepfather Herod's constant lusting for Salomé herself.
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" Orwell, among Bacon's gallery of rogues, is a highlight of Peppiatt's memoir; after their near sexual incursion is foiled by Connolly's lurking presence, Orwell asks Peppiatt how Connolly can still be lusting for her "after all these years.
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The Angels spent decades lusting for a legitimate superstar—the best player on their 2002 World Series winner was David Eckstein, because of course—and wound up drafting Mike Trout, who could end his career as the greatest player in history.
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I actually had the chance to try it at CES 2019 for the first time a few months ago, and while I can see the hardware's potential for certain applications, I certainly didn't walk away lusting for a headset of my own.
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The wild economic swings of a boomtown—where one year the town is desolate and broke and the next it's overflowing with rough young men lusting for cash and vice—create something of a collective neurosis, a pervasive edginess that never dissipates.
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From Tibet to Inner Mongolia, there are non-Chinese ethnic minorities lusting for greater freedom, if not independence from Beijing -- and who pay close attention to developments along the Taiwan front and watch whether the mainland is prepared to give an inch.
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Some of the ads were blatantly horny ("Wanted: Frenetic Mons Grinder … lusting for sweaty dyke athletes, pumped-up bodybuilders, and handsome, hot women in uniform to quell the ache in my loins"); others were more cerebral ("Thinking Lesbians … I like everything from Vixen to Wagner").
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Unending tweet barrages, lusting for violence against Democratic speakers, denouncing fire marshals, attacking sacred Gold Star families who have given the ultimate in sacrifice for this great country, calling on America's adversaries to launch cyberattacks against us, lying and flip-flopping multiple times in a single rant.
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Like a sexually confused teenage boy, Michael Bay's fondness for taut, bulging muscles topped by poreless skin is only matched in 13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi by the uncertainty of whether he's flagrantly lusting for these sinewy lats and triceps or whether the feeling is something more aspirational.
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Despite the two-round nature of French elections, Macron's year-old La Republique en Marche party is estimated to win between 415 and 445 seats of the 803 seats in the National Assembly, assuring him of an overwhelming majority to work his will on a nation, indeed a continent, lusting for change.
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That night, Dhorababu tries to molest Chitra only to be attacked by Suri. Suri proposes to Chitra but is attacked by his father. Suri attempts to kill his father but instead is injured fatally. Though Chitra reaches the hospital with Suri, she finds that the doctor who was lusting for her is serving there.
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She also seem unaware of Pud's lusting for herhe plays out fantasy conversations with her in his mindor the fact that he's ruining himself financially over her. During the text sections, we follow Jaka's lonely childhood, as she hits her head on Magic and is left bedridden; and as she finds a hidden room in the house.
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Arat, Yesim (1998) pp. 6-8; Bennett, Clinton (2010) "Tansu Ciller" in Moslem women of power, London: Continuum, pp. 110, 129; Cizre, Umit (2002) "Tansu Ciller: lusting for power and undermining democracy" in M. Heper and S. Sayari: Political leaders and democracy in Turkey, Lanham, MD, Oxford, Boulder, CO, and New York, NY: Lexington Books, pp. 201-2; Jensen (2008), p.
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A writer from LogoTV described Ted as a wallflower accountant. His worst characteristic is his lusting for aged 20-something characters who do not return his romantic interest. Lowell told Misha Davenport from the Chicago Sun-Times that Ted loved opera music and applies the same sense of romance to his sex life. Lowell focused to make the sex as realistic as possible.
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The story begins with a search of a boy for the heroine Anandhi by her father Varadharajan and the suitable match Raghu was found. Everyone was happy except Elango, who was lusting for his sister-in-law. He tries all the manner of tricks to spoil Anandhi's wedding. In the course of time, during Anandhi's engagement, Raghu's grandfather is killed in an accident.
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An industrialist's daughter and the manager of the industrialist's factory fall in love, despite initial conflicts. The industrialist's greedy relative wants his son to marry the girl, lusting for her wealth. Father and son murder the industrialist, and the factory manager is wrongfully convicted. In prison, he meets a lookalike and they plan to bring the real killers to justice.
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David (Richard Barthelmess), Squire Bartlett's son, falls for her, but she rejects him due to her past. Lennox then shows up lusting for another local girl, Kate. Seeing Anna, he tries to get her to leave, but she refuses to go, although she promises to say nothing about his past. Finally, Squire Bartlett learns of Anna's past from Martha, the town gossip.
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Gearhead appears in The Batman Strikes!. In issue #36, it is revealed he used to be Nathan Finch, a big celebrity in underground racing. A car accident severely crippled him, making him lose the use of his arms and legs, and destroyed his career. Lusting for power and glory, Finch gained cybernetic parts and nanotechnology from an unknown benefactor becoming Gearhead and wreaked havoc in Gotham City.
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The atmosphere on and off the field was > emotionally electric. Bodyline was freely discussed. In the background the > crowd, lusting for more blood and guts, stirred the embers of controversy > chanting for 'Lillee, Lillee'. :Frank Tysonp137, Tyson The declaration became just before tea, which was taken early again, but storm clouds gathered over the ground and many of the 35,900 crowd left for home.
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Frances Fitzgerald Elmes (23 April 1867 – 1919) was a British-Australian feminist writer and columnist based in Melbourne and London."Frances Fitzgerald", AustLit, University of Queensland.Peter Morton, Lusting for London: Australian Expatriate Writers at the Hub of Empire, 1870–1950, Palgrave MacMillan, 2011, 84–85, 255, note 27.Laura Olcelli, Questions of Authority: Italian and Australian Travel Narratives of the Long Nineteenth Century, New York and Oxford: Routledge, 2017, 159–160.
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Apparently, on her way back from Chin, Xena came to the Norselands and met Odin. Lusting for power, she became a Valkyrie in his service but tricked him into disclosing the location of the Rheingold, much to the dismay of Grinhilda, who was the leader of the Valkyries before Xena came along. Here, the meaning behind the opening flashback is revealed. The Rheingold is a mystical gold that Xena crafted into a ring to make her invincible.
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The album was praised by Kerrang!, who wrote, "Akercocke have had enough time and financial clout to deliver the album they've been threatening to make all along. And its absolutely fucking magnificent [...] countless moments of innovation that will dazzle and delight anyone lusting for a dash of the truly inspirational [...] You will not hear a more imaginative or daring record this year", and calling it the best album of 2003. Terrorizer called it "the most inventive Akercocke album yet".
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Lam Sai-wing (Sammo Hung), also known as Butcher Wing, is a student of Wong Fei-hung (Kwan Tak-hing). Butcher Wing's long-lost brother Lam Sai-kwong (Chiang Kam) comes to town with his beautiful wife Yuet-mei (Tong Ching). Ko Tai-hoi (Fung Hak- on), the son of Master Ko (Lee Hoi-sang), sees Yuet-mei and, lusting for her, abducts her. The abduction is witnessed by Master Ko's goddaughter Lan-hsing (JoJo Chan).
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However, the Red Army is unable to assault Bayley's base directly, since that would risk an explosive vaporization of the frozen air (Bayley demonstrates the possible consequences by releasing a portion of said air, leveling enormous areas of Siberia and the Europe.). Bayley holds Nora hostage in order to keep Engelbrecht under control. Realising the danger Bayley's plans impose to the Earth, Nora commits suicide by exposing herself to the frozen oxygen. Now free and lusting for revenge, Engelbert sides with Klimenko.
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Gandartes enters the scene; Timagenes, lusting for revenge and believing him to be Poros, has revealed to him his traitorous scheme. But Poros has other worries of a more personal nature. Then follows a scene in which Eryxene, long betrothed to Gandartes, delicately prepares him for the news that she does not feel bound to a faithfulness that extends to the realm of thought, saying that "this sort of absolute devotion is no longer in fashion." If she is to choose him, then it will be only of her own free will.
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Dragons have long been portrayed in modern times as greedy treasure- hoarders, lusting for gold and precious gems. In such stories as Beowulf, the theft of such treasure sparks a dragon's fury. In the fantasy genre, however, there has been a trend of originally depicting dragons in a positive light: as allies instead of enemies, the red dragon of Wales, and the brother dragon of Poland. Dragons are increasingly viewed as friends of humans and as highly intelligent and noble creatures, while still remaining the fearsome beasts of legend.
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In this sense, its connections to farming as an ideology did not necessitate farmers as its constituency. Rather, romantic thinkers and ordinary landowners alike united, lusting for the destruction of the German Republic and wistfully hoping for the establishment of a pre-Enlightenment agrarian society. Hitler and the Third Reich outlawed of all non-Nazi political entities, but ideologues like Friedrich Reck took up the mantle of agrarian conservatism. His Diary of a Man in Despair catalogues the worldview of a “lost”generation of thinkers living under the Nazi ideology.
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Goldmund comes to embody a wide spectrum of the human experience, lusting for the gruesome ecstasy of the sensual world yet capturing and representing it through his talent as a sculptor. Like most of Hesse's works, the main theme of this book is the wanderer's struggle to find himself, as well as the Jungian union of polar opposites (Mysterium Coniunctionis). Goldmund represents nature and the "feminine mind", while Narcissus represents science and logic and God and the "masculine mind". These "feminine" and "masculine" qualities are drawn from the Jungian archetypal structure, and is reminiscent of some of his earlier works, especially Demian.
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It turns out that it is actually her chamber, though she is rarely there, as she spends most of her time at the palace as lady-in- waiting to the Queen. Constance has arranged a rendezvous between Queen Anne (Rosamond Pinchot) and her lover, the English Duke of Buckingham (Ralph Forbes). Buckingham threatens to wage war to obtain Anne, but she dissuades him by appealing to his love; she gives him her diamonds as a pledge for peace. Bernajou, lusting for Constance and suspicious of her meeting a lover,In Dumas' novel, Constance is the wife of Bonacieux (Bernajou), not his ward.
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Weston is assisted by Special Air Service Captain Harry Williams,Frederick Forsyth, The Fox, G.P. Putnam's Sons, 2018, page 114: "He had also gone through Sandhurst and secured a commission in the Coldstream Guards, but at twenty five, lusting for more combat, he had undergone selection for the Special Air Service". and Avigdor Hirsch, Mossad operative and former Special Forces soldier.Frederick Forsyth, The Fox, G.P. Putnam's Sons, 2018, page 152: "He started as a lawyer after national service in their Special Forces". Yevgeni Krilov, head of the SVR, recognizes Weston's fingerprints on the operation and tries to thwart the operation.
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Relieved that Dee is fine although saddened she won't be at BHH anymore, the group returns to their hotel. Scott takes Anna aside and tells her it wouldn't work out between them and Ana realizes she only liked the idea of him and agrees, although still extremely embarrassed. She makes up with Cyn who tells her that she isn't mad because Anna was secretly lusting for her boyfriend—she was mad that Anna never confided her crush in the first place. Cyn also tells Anna that she and Scott are about to break up, if Anna wants to make a play for him but Anna declines.
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Savva, still desperately lusting for Bazhen's wife, makes a Faustian bargain with the Devil: he realizes he would be willing to serve the Devil in order to sleep with this woman. Sure enough, a demon appears in the guise of a brother figure from Great Utsiug. He informs Savva that he can have his heart's desire if he writes a letter to renounce Christ and God, which Savva promptly does. The extent of Savva's consciousness in writing the letter is unclear: Savva visits a golden city with this demon, a representation of Hell, where he is treated to a lavish meal at the table of Satan and presents his letter to him.
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"In the background the crowd, lusting for more blood and guts, stirred the embers of controversy chanting for 'Lillee, Lillee'"p137, Tyson and the MCG was compared to the Colosseum or the World Cup.p216, Tyson Australian drinking laws allowed alcohol to be sold in the grounds even when it was banned outside and in the heat many spectators became drunk. In the Third Test at Melbourne two supporters climbed the picket fence and reached the wicket before Brooks decided to physically remove one, which damaged the wicket. At Sydney in the Fourth Test Rick McCosker was disturbed by the rumpus from the notorious Sydney Hill, its members pelted Tony Greig with food and cans (some containing urine) and later did the same to the scoreboard.
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In the original animated series continuity, the Decepticons owe their warlike ways to their faction's origin as military hardware robots, created by the five-faced aliens, the Quintessons, while the Autobots were designed as consumer goods. Following the rebellion that forced the Quintessons off the planet, the Decepticons - as they named themselves - lusting for power, began a civil war. The Autobots could not hope to match the superior firepower and battlefield powers of the Decepticons, and instead turned to stealth, developing the art of transformation, modifying their bodies so that they could assume other forms. With this additional power, the Autobots were able to win the conflict, and a period of peace began, known as the Golden Age of Cybertron, when energy was plentiful and the planet shone with a golden hue.
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Albert Arkwright is a fictional character played by Ronnie Barker in the British sitcom Open All Hours who has died and passed the shop down to Granville by the first episode of Still Open All Hours in 2013. Albert Arkwright is a pragmatic, miserly man with old-fashioned values, whose world seems to stop at his shop door, except for his lusting for Nurse Gladys Emmanuel (Lynda Baron), which may prompt him on occasion to wander across the road, usually with a ladder, to gain access to her bedroom window. Arkwright is a devious, and mildly dishonest character, who has many crafty tricks to try to persuade a customer to leave his store having bought at least one thing, and will avoid spending his own money at all cost. He is also very conservative about his savings, keeping some in his pocket wrapped in a fine gold chain, and some in an old, battered Oxo tin that he hides under the kitchen sink.
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