Knausgaard is left holding it and wondering why we stop marveling at loose teeth, why we stop marveling at the world.
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We watched slopestyle, marveling at the tricks and big air.
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He was also pictured marveling at apples in an orchard.
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In the meantime, we'll be marveling at this guru's glow.
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"Now they are marveling at Baidu's advances in artificial intelligence."
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Part of me was marveling at how this thing survived.
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Trump said he still hears people marveling about his supposed declaration.
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Last week, we were marveling over those gorgeous crystal geode cakes.
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"Look what happens when women decide to organize," Carolyn said, marveling.
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"Immediately the ball has lift and spin," Mr. Huisman said, marveling.
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I do this dutifully every day, marveling at their new thickness.
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Our experience was eating that fruit and marveling at those flowers.
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Sometimes I get distracted into marveling at it instead of doing work.
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George Clooney is still marveling over his status as a new dad.
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The image quality will likely have you marveling out of the box.
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But it wasn't a photo of Oprah Winfrey it was marveling at.
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He gingerly touched one of the pizza stands, marveling at its sturdiness.
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But the field was left marveling at Johnson after his latest performance.
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Here's the Hawks bench marveling and squirming at a Larry Legend floater.
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I cannot stop marveling at how good Ali and Dorff are together.
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Nothing says interruption like marveling at a snowman in a deserted intersection.
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She loves leopard print, marveling that it never goes out of style.
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A smattering of editors watched him, marveling at his single-take delivery.
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"I never thought I would be a coasters person," he says, marveling.
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The President is marveling that Obama left so many unfilled judicial vacancies.
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I stroll absentmindedly behind my husband, marveling at the towering piles of fiberglass.
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" She continued, "I was marveling at it actually because we had this scene.
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The townsfolk respond first by marveling at her device – then by smashing it.
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But posts and comments marveling at the Chineseness of her features abound online.
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As we window-shopped and gallery-hopped, we kept marveling at Hudson's architecture.
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"Two first-and-third plays," McCann said, marveling after the play on Barnes.
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But it is worth marveling at what the Oglala Sioux Tribe is attempting.
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Werner had been watching GameOver since its inception, marveling at its strength and resilience.
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I found myself marveling (if you'll pardon the pun) at the novelty of this.
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Afterwards, viewers were simultaneously marveling and laughing over the incredibleness of the whole thing.
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Sixty or 70 years later, we're still watching those pictures and marveling at them.
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They're good for absorbing blood from minor cuts and then marveling AT that blood.
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He is still marveling that he got the chance to act opposite Ms. Bloom.
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He couldn't stop marveling about how well it worked — what a miracle it was.
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It's easy to ding them for marveling over something you'd hope they'd already read.
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"Incredible," said Mr. Pupo, 40, marveling at how his family's history was repeating itself.
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Then he'll switch gears, marveling at the ways Republicans in Washington have attacked him.
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"My phone has not stopped ringing," he said, marveling at his turn of fortune.
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This book's profundity might sneak up on you, but it will leave you marveling.
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You can retrieve your molded cock 24 hours later, marveling at your tremendous hubris.
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For the record: After marveling for a bit at her obliviousness, we got her attention.
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Other since-deleted shots showed photos of the safari, with Kirken marveling at the animals.
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But my marveling doesn't make it the wrong decision for Fox to air this show!
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Ultimately, there are significant reasons to care about Jupiter's auroras beyond marveling at their beauty.
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I first visited St. Peter's as a 15-year-old marveling at the impressive structure.
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By the time I stopped marveling at her creativity, the sun had started to set.
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He "felt sorry for her" in her youth, he said, marveling at her evolution now.
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Melania Trump was seen marveling at kids' costumes as she handed out candy in 2019.
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After the treatment, she stretched out her arms, marveling at the silver shimmer of them.
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Mr. Trump pointed at the ceiling above him, marveling at all of his own success.
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The book leaves us gutted and marveling: Life may be short, but it takes forever.
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" Marveling at the bond her two granddaughters already share, Laura adds, "Mila thinks Poppy is amazing!
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Do you want to enjoy Awkwafina and John Mulaney marveling at how exciting this all is?
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The 19th-century was about exploration through the imagination, not just marveling at these "exotic" lands.
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Pundits lathered praise on the Barack Obama campaign back then, marveling at all his team accomplished.
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I drive around the Bay Area marveling at the America that we often take for granted.
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We breezed through the first stage, marveling at the cliffs that jutted up from churning surf.
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Mr. Trump praised Mr. Modi, marveling that some 600 million people voted in India's recent elections.
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Mr. Trump praised Mr. Modi, marveling that some 600 million people voted in India's recent elections.
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I stared at the sparkly ball overhead, marveling at Times Square in its most-famous hour.
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Laton remembers visiting the pair and marveling at the affection and attention Gabby showered on her grandma.
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In fact, she's still marveling at the fact that she gets to call the mansion her own.
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I remember marveling at the courage and composure it took, on that day, to be visibly Muslim.
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And over and over, this episode sets the old against the new, while marveling at the contrasts.
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We spent two hours hiking around the volcano, marveling at the exotic landscape, and taking many pictures.
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With the first Apple Watch, once I'd got past marveling at its exotic, cornerless beauty — so sleek!
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By the end of the visit, Ruffino was still marveling about the state of the 2016 election.
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I think -- I've been marveling at consumers' willingness and anxiousness to flip their phones to the new model.
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At the time, she and her husband, Prince Philip, were visiting a safari reserve, marveling at the wildlife.
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Astro Bot is packed with wondrous ideas and level design that'll have you marveling at the developers' ingenuity.
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For thousands of years, humans gazed longingly up at the Moon from Earth, marveling at its otherworldly beauty.
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As such episodes become more common, biologists say they cannot help marveling at the animal's resilience and adaptability.
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Before fretting about the sci-fi tomorrow, it's worth marveling at the basic utility of Google Photos today.
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She's just savoring her rarefied state and marveling at the journey that has brought her to this place.
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I walk over, passing the Rijksmuseum on my way marveling how much smaller it was than I expected.
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The city streets alive with daily life, I walked through them marveling that finally I had seen her.
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I floated the length of the cabin, marveling at an agility and grace I'd never demonstrated on Earth.
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"Sometimes I have to pinch myself," Weinstein whispered to me, marveling at how swiftly his organization had expanded.
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On our way out, I told my boyfriend about our trips, marveling anew at what disasters they were.
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I filled my notepad, quietly marveling at my luck as the rest of the press corps waited outside.
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Or you might just admire the pretty pictures and then go back to marveling at those racer snakes.
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It shows several Suns players watching the closing moments of Bryant's final game and marveling at what they see.
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I smiled at the realization as I walked home, marveling over the cosmos while swinging my dangerously thin purse.
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Reams of marveling prose about the singer's talents were mixed with sotto voce asides about sex and legal troubles.
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" In the weeks after Noah's birth, the doting parents adoringly watched him grow, marveling at "every milestone he accomplished.
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The actress documented the process on her Instagram Stories, marveling when she saw the color for the first time.
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Some people were actually speechless, just shaking their heads at one another and marveling at what they had witnessed.
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Next up was Petland in Chelsea, where I found myself marveling at an exotic parrot fish that cost $250.
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U Deluxe will have you invested in endless challenges and marveling over how gorgeous this rainbow, fictional world is.
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Happy Tuesday and welcome back to On The Money, where we're marveling at the Great Nutella War of 2019.
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There was something wondering about her as she spoke, as if she was marveling at everything she looked at.
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"They adjourned trying to debate what time to start this morning," said Ms. Comes, 47, marveling at the inanity.
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Well, sometimes we cover common ground and we start marveling at things that defy our experience in the real world.
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Plus, she'd seen so many commercials for the procedure on TV, full of people marveling over their newly clear vision.
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It's an experiment that works, with readers and reviewers marveling at how smoothly and urgently the voice draws them in.
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"That was one of the coolest things that's ever happened in my life," Ballerini said, still marveling at the moment.
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The President claimed that he still has people coming up to him marveling at his amazing "prediction" about bin Laden.
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Later on Thursday, Klum shared an image of herself marveling at the colorful signs in the Mong Kok shopping district.
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But if you can handle that, marveling at the massive wave of reactions in your mentions is an interesting experience.
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Growing up on the Upper East Side, she spent hours roaming the Met, marveling at the heroes, warriors and deities.
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YouTube user Alyssa Antal walked into her dining room to find her dog marveling at the fringe on her purse.
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In that case, we won't be marveling at the longevity of Peyton Manning and the toughness of the Denver defense.
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"There was an explosion of negativity on the internet," Mr. Glaser said, still marveling at the depth of the rancor.
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Upon applying the lovely lilac and marveling at its sueded finish, I proceeded to go about my regularly scheduled programming.
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You'll be marveling at the terrible behavior of your generation — and the spotless records of the youth of our future.
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Trump still appears to be marveling at the spread of the virus, which he says no one could have predicted.
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"Advanced technology in agriculture is going to be huge," he said, marveling at the precision and dexterity of the robots.
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Marveling at the underwater beauty and biodiversity of his surroundings, Mr. Faure called for more protection for the ocean's ecosystem.
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Marveling at what went through the minds of the elected officials who enacted such ridiculous laws can provide some amusement.
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But on the phone last week, he could not stop marveling over the one that L.S.U. assembled for this season.
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I cannot stop marveling at how constructors get the words and phrases to march together in their Rows and Bands.
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Ronson spoke with pride about his handling of the "Shallow" supernova and Oscar campaign, almost marveling at his own maturity.
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I recommend listening to this if you're in the mood of marveling at life, and wondering why we are alive.
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When you're one of the first few humans to travel into space, even the tiniest things are worth marveling at.
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Astronauts are still marveling at the beauty of spaceflight, and seeing sunsets and the Earth from the International Space Station.
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He grills a waiter about his favorite cigarette brand, marveling at the man's seemingly unshakable loyalty, and then orders another drink.
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Another shows them incredulously tasting leftover food in a service elevator, marveling that people could casually eat this way every day.
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I remember watching the fanfare around Alibaba's IPO in 2014 and marveling at the number of transactions done online in China.
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I entered the new land marveling at its flying mountains; I rode Flight of Passage in awe of Pandora's larger splendor.
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Viewers weren't only impressed by his tennis skills — they were also marveling at what a dead-ringer he was for Hemsworth.
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Since the airing of the show, Bretan has become a certified viral hit with millions of people marveling at her talent.
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Washington (CNN)Much of the world is marveling at the athletic feats at the Olympics in Rio -- including President Barack Obama.
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I still remember him in his Hawaiian shirt at our Polynesian BBQ marveling at the about of monster stuff I owned.
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By 11, I was settled into a hospital room, marveling at how effective my epidural was, but terrified about giving birth.
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Her full-on performance in "Woolf Works" caused a sensation, with British critics marveling at her technical capacities and theatrical prowess.
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I read and reread scenes from the "Little House on the Prairie" series, marveling over the popcorn balls and peppermint sticks.
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"He was nice enough to talk back to me," Stream says, marveling at how similar his ordeal was to her own.
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When you find yourself marveling that "Troilus and Cressida" makes sense, it means you are at a very special show, indeed.
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Of course, I like putting up spooky decorations, squeezing my friends' hands through horror movies, and marveling over everyone's creative costumes.
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I'll never forget when Noah took my hand then, the two of us marveling at how beautiful the world could be.
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I remember marveling that America had voted for a man of color, and hoping that we would refrain from assassinating him.
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A video of the pizza being made has gone viral on social media with lots of users marveling at its size.
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He couldn't help marveling at the jungle, even when every sour smell on the wind might come from his son's corpse.
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He beamed, dimples dug deep into his cheeks, marveling at how the actor in the role of "El" had captured him.
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But for now, Chiu is still marveling at how his business has become so successful in a market he barely knows.
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" While she says she had hoped to "end up marveling at the motions [her] vagina would muster," the experience "just wasn't sexy.
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As I stroll the narrow alleys of Barcelona, I can't help but keep my eyes up, marveling at the beauty surrounding me.
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We often quiz its built-in digital assistant, Alexa, at the dinner table, marveling at its enervating mix of smarts of obtuseness.
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"[Training camp] is going to be fun to watch," Stallworth said, marveling at the pass-catching talent Washington will muster this year.
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Parker Curry, the young girl who was photographed marveling over Michelle Obama's Smithsonian portrait earlier this year, found the perfect Halloween costume.
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Before you know it, you'll be a full-fledged fan, marveling at the arrival of a rare tamarind illustration on your feed.
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I wonder how long the rest of the group sat there, bobbing in the middle of the ocean, marveling at his chutzpah.
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"They're definitely making London the most exciting place musically for me," he tells me, marveling at their peak-time, full throttle stamina.
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If you're a big fan of traditional animation, you may find yourself marveling over the look of the film from the start.
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Together they explore beyond their neighborhood, taking the train to other parts of Manhattan, marveling at the architecture of this other world.
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I've gazed on the Arch of Titus many times in previous trips, marveling at its muscular grace, recoiling from its brazen braggadocio.
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But a foreman on the job, Zbignew Goryn, testified that Mr. Trump visited the site, marveling to him about the Polish crew.
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Happy Wednesday and welcome back to On The Money, where we're marveling at how quiet Brexit was after so many tumultuous months.
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It was the sort of run that would, in normal circumstances, bring the professional scouts flocking, marveling at this small-time miracle.
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When it's two feet deep with sleet on top, how much are you marveling about the crystals being unique creations of Nature?
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I stood in production trucks, marveling at the way producers and directors turned live shots, replays and graphics into (nearly) seamless broadcasts.
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"HELLO friends, it has been a wild couple of hours & I am marveling at the power of twitter," Maier posted in response.
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Watching Terrace House, you feel like a dog bemused by its reflection in a mirror, marveling at the sheer fact of existence.
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After hours of marveling at the tape's incessant march higher, CNBC's Jim Cramer took a step back to check the market layout.
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Viewers should be marveling at the seamless way in which the camera floats from a bar to the street into a hippie van.
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Fast-forward to a few days ago, and this picture of a young girl marveling at the former first lady has gone viral.
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She'd set a wriggling trash bag on her kitchen countertop and pull out grenouille after grenouille, marveling at how quickly they'd already unraveled.
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"Gold Medal Families," on Lifetime, free to stream with a cable subscription Watch if you like sports documentaries and marveling at athletes' diets.
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People are there, staring, pointing, snapping photos and marveling at something that has never been seen: the western side of Grand Central Terminal.
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"I didn't know about ad-blocking, period, and downloaded it," he said, marveling at the software, of which he is now a fan.
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What a feeling, I remember thinking, marveling at the light-headed sense of euphoria I felt as I whirled around the dance floor.
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In the history of people (and scientists) marveling at genitalia in nature, this is where it often stops: Look at this weird penis!
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Using media to encourage kids to learn on their own Let's say your teen is on Instagram marveling at Rihanna's new makeup line.
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You begin to explore the more than 500-year-old site, marveling at its ancient, towering rock spires, its surreal terraces and ramps.
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Instead of Kanye ranting on a stage, we get Kanye holding his son up to some Christmas lights and marveling along with him.
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In another passage, right after winning, the authors described Mr. Trump marveling that he got into the race essentially to have some fun.
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HOUSTON — Susan Dickson, 71, stood on her driveway on Sunday with her husband, Russell, marveling at the flow of water along Bissonnet Street.
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On Twitter, they're marveling at images of the storm, which — it must be admitted — does look incredibly striking as it hits the East Coast.
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Long before Instagram or the term "selfie" was a thing, I remember clicking through MySpace photos and marveling at the uniformity of profile pics.
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I was receiving, marveling, swaying, and singing in response to everything we had won, not just that day but over the weeks of planning.
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Who knows, maybe marveling at the transition from antique to modern styles will help you decide which ring is the perfect fit for you.
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The wonder of these small objects is still very much present in marveling at the carved sacred scenes of heaven, hell, and biblical miracles.
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The extended Comic-Con look opens on a lighthouse, on top of which a woman - Queen Atlanna (Nicole Kidman) - is marveling at the snow.
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And while you're marveling at Olympic greats, revisit the glory of the past with our obituary of the extraordinary achievements of Babe Didrikson Zaharias.
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Marveling at the animal's ability to repeatedly outwit him, the persistent Seton finally succeeds by trapping and using the wolf's mate, Blanca, as bait.
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This tweet got widely passed around in Apple programmer circles, with thousands of tweets and viewers marveling at how accurately it measured the distance.
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A few days after soaking up the silence and marveling at the isolation, I went in search of supplies, a cocktail and human contact.
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On a recent evening, they talked about "Jiro Dreams of Sushi," the 2011 documentary about the Japanese chef Jiro Ono, marveling at his craftsmanship.
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But investors with foresight are looking back now on the company's many successful launches and bright future and marveling that they ever doubted it.
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Lily handles the smelt after I dispatch them, running her fingers along their holographic scales, touching their eyes, marveling at their many fine teeth.
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And each time the play itself (if not always the production) has elicited the kind of marveling, open-mouthed praise that leaves you wary.
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It's liking someone as much as you love them, being interested in who they are, marveling at the ways they are interested in you.
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However, while marveling at the fact that only his head could be seen over the tall grass, he let down his guard and was ambushed.
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After I finish, I spend about an hour on the Sephora app looking at skincare product and marveling at their app from a technical standpoint.
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But while you're marveling over the exaggerated costumes, don't forget to check out one part of the body that camp can really thrive on: nails.
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A youthful wit and ardor gradually narrows its focus, shifting from marveling at the beauty of art, people, and life to a grimmer point: death.
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The Webby Awards began in 1997, handing out honors to sites like Entropy8 back when you were still marveling over the Windows Maze House screensaver.
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But buying Apple products these days is not just about marveling in perfection but rather waiting for the one imperfection that will ruin your life.
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You can't look at an image like *The Blue Marble *and not feel small marveling at a fragile planet set against the vastness of space.
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Labe has been exchanging charts for weeks with other scientists via social media, marveling at just how rare the current conditions in the Arctic are.
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Little is more satisfying than cracking open a vintage Sears, Roebuck & Co catalog and marveling at the breadth of its offerings, dated illustrations and all.
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A translated clip from Russian state-run television has gone viral in progressive media circles showing a Russian commentator marveling at Trump's trashing of NATO.
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Their experience of the sublime supported the idea of American exceptionalism, the marveling crowds newly assured of the singular grandeur and importance of their nation.
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I walked out of the trade show marveling at the ingenuity of the wine industry, which seemed to have an answer for every possible contingency.
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We two technologically befuddled parents followed along, playing our part by marveling at the confidence of our guides, exchanging genuinely surprised and almost giggly glances.
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The added real estate is nice when I'm traipsing though big dark caves in Pillars of Eternity or marveling at the scenery in Far Cry 153.
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Meteorologists are marveling at the storm's presentation on satellite imagery, as it's as close to a textbook definition of an intense hurricane as one could get.
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The Inside ETFs Conference in Hollywood, Florida, is entering its final day, and participants are marveling at how much — and how quickly — the industry has grown.
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Gingrich appeared with Trump on the campaign trail for the first time Wednesday, marveling at what the presumptive Republican nominee has accomplished as a political newcomer.
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Like any proud dad, he delights in showing off photos of his curly-haired daughter and marveling at how, now at 2 ½, she's talking in sentences.
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" He's still marveling that he got to witness the quartet work out their parts on the song: "It was like a master class in vocal work.
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There we spent hours marveling at a wooden ship retrieved from Stockholm's harbor in 27, more than 113 years after it sank on its first voyage.
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What ensues initially looks like a standard-issue road movie, with the three getting into mild misadventures and marveling over (relatively) new technology, like mobile phones.
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The four-legged machine strutted in front of the marveling crowd of robot enthusiasts, looking for or presenting the next big thing in the robotics industry.
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Here I am, a middle aged guy who probably would have checked into a Hampton Inn before mile one, marveling at this young man's fine example.
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On Wednesday's episode of Desus & Mero, the hosts talked about the utterly insane display, marveling at just how much the troops seemed willing to go through.
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Marveling at the Islamic State fighters' seeming ability to emerge out of nowhere, some pesh merga wondered if they had dug tunnels that connected the villages.
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But as the heat rose and the duct tape loosened, they fell silent, marveling, almost as if they were seeing moving images for the first time.
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He was strolling around the neighborhood, marveling at how much the place had changed since he was a Columbia University grad-school dropout in the 2125s.
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As I walked toward the Periyar River, I imagined ancient Hebrew adventurers and traders arriving on the shores and marveling at the lushness of the terrain.
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I wanted her to join me in marveling at this series of world-changing transformations, which I knew were beyond anything her girlhood self could have imagined.
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One minute you're gushing over Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds' love story; the next you're marveling at a 90-year-old Russian woman's awesome approach to life.
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She seemed nervous as I sat down, telling my grandmother she had never cut hair the color of mine, marveling over how it gleamed like the sun.
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" My aunt praised the episode on Facebook, marveling that she "can't believe they've left him on this long," given how often Tim Allen "speaks his (conservative) mind.
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And they seem determined to spout the sort of lines a Millennial would imagine grandpa muttering, such as Bradshaw marveling about how short everyone in Japan is.
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When he's talking about history, Trump often leaves the impression that he is discovering facts and events for the first time, marveling at them like a newcomer.
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Marveling at the candidate's authenticity and disregard for political correctness, the three teens told CNN they all plan to cast their first votes for Trump this year.
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I remember sitting there for the first hours with my jaw wide, marveling at the strange ways it intermingled modern life and the birth of the universe.
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I'd stop him, shake his hand, put my lighter in the air and wave my arms gently back and forth, marveling at the wonders of the universe.
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But even after marveling at the effects of the drug, he maintained that medication should be considered for children only in addition to other forms of therapy.
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I spent the morning happily wandering from tomb to tomb, snapping photos, marveling at the workmanship and wondering what the rest of the civilization had looked like.
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"Imagine that just 10 years ago this was a street just for a little slice of pizza and kebabs," he said, marveling at the teeming outdoor cafes.
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For certain, one thing that's worth noting before turning to your Übermensch point is that Depraved had me constantly marveling at Shelley's prescience in telling her story.
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I stood at the lip of one of those potholes, marveling at the sheer improbability of rock become fluid, and thrilling to be so close to it.
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She met each one for breakfast in a local diner, where they spent hours drinking coffee and poring over family trees and photos, marveling at various resemblances.
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I hike with some regularity among other Northern California redwoods, marveling at the scorch marks on their bark or through their middles, the way they withstand fire.
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I listened again to the "Poetry and Music" episode, marveling at the weird coherence of the selections, and the many musical discoveries from just that single program.
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It's a gentle game with no time limit, so you can spend as long as you want working out the puzzles and marveling at the geometric art.
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Near the end of our day, John and I stood by Atlantis, marveling at the engineering that went into a spacecraft that could land like an airplane.
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It's like you're swimming in the ocean or a lake, surrounded by a school of Atlantic spadefish, marveling at the coral reef, or looking at 19th century shipwrecks.
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The video is mostly just Mark marveling at the snakes, inching toward the snakes spilling down from his attic, and then shuffling back to keep a safe distance.
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Anyone who ever spent a day or a week with him on the campaign trail always came back marveling about his energy -- particularly given that he is 78.
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Lastly, join us in marveling at Stephen Curry, who our sportswriter calls "a butterfly with a jump shot who is reshaping people's understanding of the game" of basketball.
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Aesthetics: The black-and-white photography is a refreshing change of pace, and it's worth marveling over the seamless integration of the robotic dog into the natural landscape.
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They have to telegraph that finding hundreds of displaced people in the darkness is no surprise to them, while at the same time marveling at its shocking importance.
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But Dell, himself a 2119-year N.B.A. veteran, couldn't refrain from marveling at Stephen's consistency in leading Golden State, down two injured starters, to a fifth consecutive finals.
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Ziegler has enjoyed watching Stanton's feats, marveling at his determination to say, in Ziegler's words, "I'm gonna go out and just destroy this game" — and actually do it.
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Onstage, Ms. Franklin proved herself night after night, forever keeping audiences guessing about what she would do next and marveling at how many ways her voice could move.
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Standing at the stove, you'll eat forkful after forkful of these vegetables, marveling as you think, ''If only vegetables had tasted like this when I was a kid.
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Even on a routine flight to a city I've visited countless times, I still enjoy looking at the world from above and marveling at the scenery down below.
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In a season of elite performances, deGrom's masterpiece against the National League's No. 123 offense was just that — a classic that left the Dodgers marveling at his arsenal.
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Many political observers have been marveling at recent tweets of his that blasted Jeff Sessions, his attorney general, for not reinvestigating and potentially prosecuting Clinton for supposed crimes.
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As a teenager, I remember buying her DVDs and marveling at the sight of a proudly bisexual, Asian woman standing up on stage and cracking jokes about her vagina.
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It was her L7 gene in operation: a gene that created its own interpretations, like dosing spiders with hallucinogens then marveling at the faulty webs they start to spin.
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Thompson is shooting 1 percent - including 2116 from 3-point range - and is marveling at the overall figure, which would represent a career high if he can sustain it.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Little is more satisfying than cracking open a vintage Sears, Roebuck & Co catalog and marveling at the breadth of its offerings, dated illustrations and all.
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I remember being in the Regent Street Apple Store shortly after Apple's launch event and marveling, mouth slightly agape, at the engineering feat that was the new MacBook Air.
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But on second reading, I found myself marveling at Murnane's intellectual power and originality, acknowledging respect for an artist so devoted to the precise execution of a demanding aesthetic.
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Friday's announcement was an extraordinary comedown that left many in the White House and those who support Trump marveling at the futility of the preceding four weeks of brinkmanship.
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The men carefully pulled out Henry's brain, and Corkin gazed at it through the glass, marveling at this object she had spent her career considering at one step removed.
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I stumbled upon two outside a rally in Fairfield who were marveling over the sheer number of policy areas Mr. Sanders had covered in the span of an hour.
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"Contrary to the opinion of some people, he's not our boss," Ms. MacCallum said, marveling at Mr. Trump's criticism of Fox News for airing interviews with Democratic presidential candidates.
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"Nora, Nora, Nora," Anne Marie says, with that matter-of-fact way of marveling that Ms. Houdyshell (who won a Tony last year for "The Humans") does so well.
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The plaza was built in the 503th century and tourists "can easily spend an entire day here marveling at the architectural feats on each side," according to Culture Trip.
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Kidlington Journal KIDLINGTON, England — The Chinese visitors fanned out of a tour bus, and suddenly stopped, transfixed, as if marveling at the Venus de Milo or the Eiffel Tower.
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The President's solution initially appeared to be to ignore it, after traveling to the kingdom on his first foreign trip and marveling at the lavish welcome that he received.
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I can track the shipments to the door of my New York apartment building, where I will receive them, marveling at our effortless access to almost anything we desire.
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Then he spent too much time marveling at Winona Ryder's face, giving a rogue demo-dog just the window of opportunity it needed to plow into this poor, sweet soul.
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"I think you're incredible," Amanda, a former Miss Staten Island, tells her mom in the video, still marveling today at how her mother prioritized her daughter's life over her own.
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After her set, a bright-eyed bar employee named Rita, played by Leslie Jones, can't stop, well, marveling over the fact that a woman is onstage performing stand-up. Mrs.
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For those watching from home, the fun involves scrolling through the photos from the show and marveling at how amazing your favorite celebrities looked, even while inhaling slices of pizza.
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The first signs that inheritance involves the transmission of more than just genes emerged around the time that Mirsky and Ris were marveling at the enormousness of the salamander genome.
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Karen Lighter, 49, and Debby Eckstein, 49, who are next-door neighbors in Flatbush, Brooklyn, rolled carts through the aisles after the grand opening on Sunday, marveling at the variety.
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While the crowd rose to greet him, marveling at his fortitude in the face of South Korea's bone-chilling temperatures, Taufatofua said representing his people took precedence over personal comfort.
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I recall walking on CMU's campus one weekend, long after my graduation in 1997, and marveling at how the small school had blossomed thanks to an influx of tech money.
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I remember marveling at the way Garry would come up with solutions for problems the actors might have had, and how he could find ways to make the scenes better.
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Across the country, moviegoers are marveling over Wonder Woman — so much so that the film made $100.5 million during it's opening weekend and continues to dominate at the box office.
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If you spent significant time marveling over the PS1 when it made waves in 1995, you too likely retain a proprioceptive kind of intimacy with its then cutting-edge form.
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But in the interview, Mr. Trump sounded almost wistful about his former partners, marveling at the money they had made together and at the fact that they no longer spoke.
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Marveling at our favorite celebrities' latest hijinks, cuing up a standout album, or binge-watching a gripping new series has the power to lift us up and stoke our imaginations.
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We crammed into the back of a cab and felt the come up as we approached Trans-Pecos, instinctively reaching for each other's hands and marveling at our shared warmth.
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But I can't deny that the photographs are strong, arousing, and made by a gay man, so I continue to marvel, but also continue to challenge and question my marveling.
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Marveling at her courage but concerned about her decision, another classmate asked if she was aware of the "complications" faced by a childless woman seeking employment in her late 20s.
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Fernandes looked furious: He stood for several seconds, staring at his teammate, arms outstretched, then turned away with his head in his hands, marveling at the folly of human existence.
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Bread secured, they walked around the small shop, which is tucked into a stretch of strip malls on the North Shore of Staten Island, marveling at how little had changed.
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The real battle in catch-and-release fishing is sometimes between the desire to get the fish back in the water and the urge to keep marveling at its beauty.
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These days, with the circus ambling toward its final farewell, Mr. Iverson does less presiding than marveling and philosophizing over this "theater of the impossible" and the talent it boasts.
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You may revel in the mix of rawness and glamor, marveling at the city's hodgepodge of shiny high-rises and old houses with the Lebanese triple arcade at the front.
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Christmas that year was equal parts marveling at those fluttery movements as it was trying to hold onto hope that at that time next year we'd have a healthy baby.
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Every preview of tonight's show commented on Boy in da Corner's persevering newness, marveling at a record that sounded as thrillingly futuristic back then as it does listening through now.
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Matt and I were going through a process that was new to us of starting a company, and we just kept marveling at how weird and strange and confusing it was.
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It was a win that left even Djokovic marveling, seven years after needing a record five hours and 53 minutes to fell the Spaniard in the 53 classic at Melbourne Park.
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But the universe kept calling, so here I am, in a brightly lit space station marveling at my own exosuit, which is a calming orange trimmed with a clean baby blue.
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We're all about marveling at the spectacle of space, so when a comet swings around our corner of the solar system at 2672 miles per second, it's time to grab popcorn.
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We're all about marveling at the spectacle of space, so when a comet swings around our corner of the solar system at 60 miles per second, it's time to grab popcorn.
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What we do know is that fans praised her stunning performance, marveling over how she is perhaps the only person on planet Earth with the ability to control Jay and Bey.
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But it is worth marveling at how quickly we reached this point, and how pathetic the organized pushback against the Trump investigation and Justice Department special counsel Robert Mueller has been.
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The Webby Awards began rewarding the gems of the internet in 1997, handing out awards to sites like Entropy8 back when you were still marveling over the Windows Maze House screensaver.
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As we floated down the river, my siblings and I dipped our fingers into the water, marveling at its chilliness and at the echoes our voices made against the glistening walls.
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I wandered along, marveling at sights such as the Heart Attack Grill, where people over 350 pounds eat free — there's a scale outside the restaurant — and diners wear hospital-style gowns.
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Every year, as I stand in my kitchen, marveling in that first taste of jam, I consider myself lucky that somehow, I've persuaded the apricot to confide in me yet again.
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Jane sits down with Mary Louise and, almost forgetting themselves, they ooh and ahh over pictures of Perry and his brother Raymond, marveling at the likeness they share with Jane's boy.
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He died in 2008, still believing without having seen, still questioning the government, still marveling at the arrogance of those who insisted we were the only intelligent life in the universe.
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This happened to me back in June outside a small coastal town in the UK. I was at Surrey NanoSystems, the company that makes the black material I was marveling at.
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It felt difficult to square the democratic world outside the office with the feudal arrangement inside it; I spent a lot of time marveling at the cognitive dissonance of it all.
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I was home for a wedding, a bit of work and a little vacation, and at every stop, I found myself marveling at the sheer American-ness of conversations and experiences.
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In the final moments of Friday's episode, if you listen carefully, you can hear Rachel, Clare and me emerging into the cold night air of downtown Washington, marveling at the moon.
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In reality, the series turned out to be almost boring, since it was mostly about the two YouTube stars marveling at their own business acumen and crying over their shared success.
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Anglophiles may find themselves marveling at the names signposted on individual homes — names so quintessentially English that even the brashest American developer might pause before slapping them onto a new subdivision.
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Walking through, Mr. Hardman greeted the handiwork with exclamations of "wow" and "holy cow," marveling at how long it must have taken to strip decades of paint from the original woodwork.
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Accounts of early colonists marveling at the contrast between these unadulterated runs and the long-impoverished watercourses of their European homelands speak of abundances that would be difficult to imagine today.
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Ingres's painting "The Turkish Bath," with its innumerable nude women, is a classic of the genre; it turns us all into voyeurs, marveling at so dense an array of feminine pulchritude.
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And like so many of my generation, I'm left marveling at the device he so agilely manipulates with his cute little fingers, with no floppy disk or whirring fan in sight.
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He told The Sun newspaper before his arrival that he was looking forward to the visit, complimenting the queen and marveling at the lack of controversy associated with her over the years.
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I still remember marveling when I was a kid at the LCD watches in the 1980s that let you play Pac-Man—at the time, I couldn't imagine anything smaller was possible.
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The best N++ levels put you right inside Burns and Sheppard's heads, laughing at the elaborate death traps they've devised and marveling at how they could have come up with the idea.
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Only time will tell but we imagine his reaction wasn't much different than how he responded to the robot arms—marveling at the lifelike sensation of human feeling followed by psychotic laughter.
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Soon enough I was deep in the woods, marveling at the towering and straight-up Japanese cedars and passing an abandoned house that looked like something out of a Japanese horror movie.
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"He was in Venice three days ago, now he's here, next he's getting on a plane and going to Toronto to show the movie again," she said, marveling at her friend's productivity.
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First-year manager Dusty Baker, who skippered a lot of Cincinnati teams to a lot of losses over the year in St. Louis, could be excused for marveling at his team's weekend.
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Watching Ms. Green's videos or scrolling through Ms. Kelly's coolly glamorous Instagram feed can feel less like talking to a sister or a friend than marveling at a dazzling sex-ed cyborg.
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Washingtonn (CNN)After puzzling comments about 19th Century abolitionist Frederick Douglass and marveling that no one knew Abraham Lincoln was a Republican, President Donald Trump has just unloaded another historical non sequitur.
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But The Room utterly fails in its attempts to make us take seriously these characters and plot points, because we're too busy marveling at the weirdness of every single thing happening onscreen.
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As a person who is very much conditioned to the sport, I found myself marveling at that drive of both Lawler and MacDonald back in July as I sat by the Octagon.
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"The mother of all bombs doesn't do any more damage than this," said Mr. Bailey, a retired Army major, as he pushed his bicycle down the main drag, marveling at the damage.
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In one of his first jokes ever, he discusses the building of the Roosevelt Island tramway in the late 1970s, marveling that New York was building a ride after nearly going bankrupt.
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Before finding that stability, he would spend his spare time on a bench in Central Park, marveling at the gleaming Manhattan buildings and chatting with African pedicab drivers and other passers-by.
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Occasionally those reporters were accused of, yes, sexism, but it was less about associating women with clothes than associating an individual with an item and marveling at such single-mindedness of purpose.
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You might even catch a glimpse of visitors dressed in top hats and tailcoats marveling at the specimens; the museum is a popular meeting place for members of Montreal's flourishing steampunk scene.
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Nine-year-old Christopher walked each day from his new home on East 56th Street to the Browning School, marveling at the "jagged cross section" of New York he would pass by.
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I have two left feet and don't know the first thing about rhythm or keeping a beat, but I remember marveling at how graceful she was when I first watched her dance.
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After a photo of the world's most anxious (I'm assuming) crocodile using a pool noodle in the Florida Keys was posted on Instagram, local news outlets have been marveling at this unusual sight.
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His Philly putdowns of in-progress players and teams have been a mainstay at Connecticut for 31 years, but last season Auriemma, by his own admission, found himself marveling at what he'd created.
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I was so lucky to be part of this incredible beast and I'm still marveling at how generous and professional and yet totally unprofessional it is — because they're always having a good time.
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The basketball pro couldn't help but spend a little more time marveling at the impressive bookshelves in Kaavia's room, which bore stories like Giraffes Can&apost Dance, Hair Like Mine and Chocolate Me!
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The photos show gummy bear citizens of Arrakis marveling at a gummy Paul Atreides (played by Kyle MacLachlan in the movie) who's riding a ferocious (gummy) sand worm on dunes of yellow sprinkles.
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As someone who has occasionally chafed against the ways women are expected to perform femininity, I found myself marveling at Drucker's girlishness, including her perfectly painted fingernails (against my own hang-nailed nubs).
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There were hours exploring — trying to catch lizards; marveling at the moriviví, a plant that shrinks from human touch; savoring quenepas, a tropical fruit (as well as Chef Boyardee and McDonald's French fries).
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A subtler and perhaps more frustrating pattern is when older people respond to youth activism by calling them inspiring, marveling at their combination of gravity and youth, but not doing what they say.
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"It's like he didn't even care," said Sydney Lawson, 26, an employee of a storefront cash-loan business, marveling that a former lawman would neglect to wear a mask to a bank heist.
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There, the street once again closed to traffic on matchday, they lingered a little, taking photos of the space-age structure looming above them, marveling at the speed and the scale of change.
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As I lay on my couch with my eyes closed — listening to Bach, then a Navajo Indian night chat — I couldn't stop marveling at how amazing it is to be part of this planet.
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Now more than three years in — the pair officially announced their relationship in late 2015 — Stefani, 49, is marveling at how quickly time has gone by with the country star, 42, by her side.
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"While you're out marveling this trio, there's a really neat astronomy observation you can attempt yourself, just by paying attention to the Moon's movement from night to night," the agency added on its website.
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It was, of course, pretty cheap, but I wore that piece of trash daily, checking the time and marveling at the circular faux-metallic bezel containing an untold number of potential time-telling opportunities.
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Yet after a few minutes, the strangeness dissipated, and I was doodling happily and marveling at my fast-changing surroundings as we swung through space and the ocean floor onward to a beach setting.
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During the Obama era, the French have had to set aside some of these stereotypes, marveling at the election of a black president who was both cool and cerebral, without the familiar American swagger.
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And apparently, they're way more fun for rich people — I enjoy a beer and three glasses of rosé before heading home, still marveling over the fact that I didn't pay for any of it.
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As a 5-year-old, she and her father, Anthony, would watch the show "The Paper Chase," marveling at the Charles Kingsfield character, a tough and brilliant Harvard professor who specialized in contract law.
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If the World Series was nine games long, I would tune in for those extra games and someday find myself marveling at how wacky and wonderful that comeback from a four-game deficit was.
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"Do you mind if I just vent for a second?" he said on Tuesday at an outdoor event for Hillary Clinton in Philadelphia, after marveling aloud at the news media's preoccupation with "frivolous" things.
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But even some zealous Clinton defenders have grown frustrated with their candidate, marveling at the prospect of her snatching defeat from the jaws of victory, for which some say they would never forgive her.
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In "Progressive Residue" (2015-2016) – the title seems to be a definition of painting and its process –viewers might end up marveling at all the different ways the artist has applied and manipulated paint.
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Commentators keep marveling at the way he "dominates" or "owns" almost every news cycle, as if what he says and does are all plotted in advance and part of some sophisticated, disciplined political strategy.
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Bose, a former analyst with Sequoia India and McKinsey, had the idea of bringing traditional sellers online after visiting Bangkok and marveling at the rich variety of fashion items being sold at street markets.
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Of course, our collective sense of patience in The Avalanches' case is largely owed to the fact that, 16 years later, we're still marveling over the perfect document that is Since I Left You.
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Fashion for fat people took off in a huge way, community-style: I remember marveling at the #fatshion tag on Tumblr around 2008, simply astonished to see such beautiful bodies in such beautiful outfits.
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Reliably, the British newspapers have dug out the usual tropes: marveling at record-breaking temperatures, fretting about the possibility of melted sidewalks and keeping us well-stocked in images of children frolicking in fountains.
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"A $9 Billion Jackpot for Facebook Investor," one headline screamed about Mr. Breyer in 2012, marveling at how he had turned a $12.7 million investment in the social network into a pile of gold.
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Five of us gathered paper grocery sacks and trooped over, marveling that in the several weeks we'd all been in town, studying poetry at Naropa Institute, none of us had noticed the fruit tree.
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Older people clucked to one another about how beautiful "our" girls are compared with the Anglo-Australians we lived among, marveling at a Montenegrin competitor's cascading black hair, the height of a Croatian girl.
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"It was clear already in the first round that I would make her an offer," recalled the house's general director, Dominique Meyer, marveling at the "big, beautiful sound" that emanates from her small frame.
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"I could be doing this all day long," Mr. Trump said nearly an hour into the briefing, which he kicked off by marveling at how many members of the news media were in attendance.
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I happened to be in the final stages of finishing a proposal for a memoir about being a single woman over 40 without children, and was inwardly marveling at the timing of our encounter.
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He developed the theme until the end of his life, marveling at the origins of the universe and the mysteries of DNA — sources of awe that in his vision brought people closer to God.
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But back then, I had also allowed Aunt Nettie to email people on my behalf, checking the "mimic your voice" option and marveling at just how perfectly she could replicate my tics of phrasing.
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Gaga attended the 91st Academy Awards looking stunning, as expected, but after marveling over her hair, makeup, black gown, and gloves, no one could stop talking about the stunning, gigantic jewels around her neck.
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After coming across photos of the chickens online (and marveling at their feathers, which resemble big '80s hair), Bannino decided to travel to Padua himself, where he hung out with famed chicken breeder Andrea Pozzato.
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In a clip Jade posted to her Instagram feed and story on Thursday, the little girl climbed right up into her mom's hospital bed and scooted up next to her, marveling at her newborn sibling.
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I interviewed the founder of the event, Lord Charles March, and I strolled through the paddocks marveling at eclectic collection of cars dating from the earliest years of the 23th century to the present day.
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The alternative, she says, is marveling at things where they landed, and thinking, "I experienced this amazing dive, and I want to protect it, and I want to be a part of telling its story."
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Cameron, however, resisted the attempt at humanization and never quite took to the cat, however, referring to it, in classic British aristocratic fashion, as "it" and marveling at others' affection for it—specifically Barack Obama's.
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Of course longtime fans have been marveling at MMA drug policy for years, at least since Nate's older brother, Nick, was given a five-year suspension after testing positive for marijuana metabolites back in 2015.
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Bill Nye may be constantly studying the other planets in our Solar System as the CEO of the Planetary Society, but yesterday, the Science Guy was marveling at what our planet Earth has to offer.
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I pick up a flint blade and hold it in my hand, marveling at how the same technology is being passed between people biologically and culturally linked but separated by tens of thousands of years.
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If this holds, it's sad for everyone involved: Parker, the entire Spurs organization, and basketball fans all over the world who spent over a decade marveling at one of the NBA's all-time great careers.
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I have my qualms about French's pictures, because regardless of the marveling, they continue to align with the "MAN / UP" guy, the people who sold him the shirt, and the potentially harmful environment they suggest.
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Even more impressive is the train itself: marveling at its freakishly strong doors and dedicated staff, you might find yourself mourning the state of our own rail services more than the fate of the characters.
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But I did spend most of my time at the rooftop restaurant and bar drinking a fresh smoothie and marveling at how the natural light changed over the iconic 1938 pier, across from the hotel.
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You can watch "Watergate" relishing the craziness of a bygone era and marveling at the styles of elocution, barbering and haberdashery that prevailed in that mad time, but the gravity of the tale is inescapable.
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You'll be too busy trying to remember that it's not a rebus and marveling at the fact that the words you are left with are legitimate and look perfectly innocent sitting there in those slots.
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Even with the most mundane tasks, I found myself marveling at the particularity of her breathing, the way her ears creased just so, her luxurious bounty of neck fur, the slender lineation of her paws.
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President George Bush was teased for not knowing how to work a grocery store scanner — in his defense he was actually marveling over the newfangled technology — during his failed campaign for re-election in 1992.
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Do a search for "Drone shots" and "Documentary" on Twitter and you're likely to find as many people complaining about their overuse as people marveling at their beauty, even presenting footage of their own experiments.
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Mr. Trump joked about the episode, marveling that three 7-foot-tall athletes could think that they could get away with stealing in a country where most people, he said, are around five feet tall.
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In a video Jade, 32, shared to her Instagram feed and Story on Thursday, the little girl climbs right up into her mom's hospital bed and scoots up next to her, marveling at her newborn sibling.
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He can explore the subtlety of the weather, marveling at its mysteries, the way he has for his small but loyal community of readers for years, but especially since he established his site in October 2015.
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But at both screenings, I walked away marveling at just how deeply the stylistic flourishes that George Lucas established in 1977 are still embedded into our shared sense of what a Star Wars film actually is.
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You're looking up at the sky, marveling at the beauty of the star-filled night unobscured by artificial light pollution, when suddenly you spot an incredibly bright looking star where only a dim object glowed before.
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As economy passengers find themselves crammed into ever smaller spaces, they're quick to stop marveling at the wonder of flight, preferring to buffer their senses with noise canceling headphones, phone screens, and tiny bottles of gin.
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Whether marveling at the breathtaking scenery of the Grand Canyon or enjoying a family picnic at the neighborhood park, generations of Latinos have grown up making unforgettable memories enjoying our nation's vast and diverse public lands.
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The ending has you choking on your own sobs as you sit there marveling at the wickedly complex depth of emotion of which humans are capable, and the next day colors just seem a little brighter.
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Some Chinese developed a bloated sense of nationalism, belittling Japan; while the Japanese developed a conflictual attitude towards China — marveling at its rapid growth but sneering at its society that is still backward in many aspects.
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Mr. Biden on Thursday spent significant time during campaign stops in Iowa marveling at the band of Trump surrogates and supporters planning to flood the state, suggesting it was proof Mr. Trump's campaign was running scared.
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But we can try to do better, not by marveling at the precocity of Thunberg and her fellow climate strikers—or Yousafzai and the Parkland kids—but by joining their movements and building power alongside them.
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He had a broad chest with a black knot of hair at the sternum, and would have looked at home standing over a sink in a shaving cream commercial, marveling over the smoothness of his cheeks.
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Mr. Quagliata was marveling at how Danny Meyer, who opened the restaurant in 1985, and David Rockwell, the architect in charge of the design, had somehow captured the essence of the original's eccentric hodgepodge of spaces.
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In grade school, we were taken on a tour of Orchard House, their home-turned-museum, marveling at its small rooms and low ceilings and at Lizzie Alcott's (tragic, humble Beth!) melodeon, a piano-like instrument.
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" Driving along the highway flanked by towering Douglas firs evokes the show's opening scenes in which the esoteric FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper (Kyle MacLachlan) drives into Twin Peaks marveling at the trees, saying "they're really something.
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Trump had requested a parade to honor U.S. military veterans and commemorate the 100th anniversary of the end of the first world war, after marveling at the Bastille Day military parade he attended in Paris last year.
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Sitting in front of oversized windows, I tucked into a steaming plate of spaghetti with tomato and basil for only S$28 (just over $20 USD), marveling at one of the best views around as I ate.
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A culinary tool that was once relegated to a passing fad, fried food lovers (so basically everyone) have preached about its wonders, marveling at how it's now possible to cook crisp, golden dishes without using much oil.
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" Or when the narrator tries weed for the first time and "spent the evening lost inside of myself, marveling at all of the space in my head no one had taken the time to tell me about.
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Whether you're marveling at jagged desert spires, peeking inside ancient cave dwellings, or (safely) observing a grizzly bear in his or her natural habitat , you'll find enough inspiration to fill up several weeks—or months—of vacationing.
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After watching the assembly process (and marveling at the intense precision that goes into it all), one of their jewelry makers, Sasha, put me to the test and showed me how to make their Snow Queen Ring.
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Although general U.S. tourism to the island is still officially banned under the embargo, a sign of changing times was the presence of groups of U.S. travelers marveling at the vintage American cars rumbling through the streets.
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On the five-year anniversary of The Tan Suit, Twitter users are looking back at Obama's time in office and marveling at how incredibly dumb it was for the country to fall into disarray over light fabric.
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Seven years later, when we caught up for a drink, I found myself staring at the self-assured woman with a cigarette in one hand and a coffee in the other, marveling at what she has become.
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All this makes for a very odd picture, one that purports to care about the women Bundy duped — including Carole Ann Boone (Kaya Scodelario), who married him and had his daughter — while simultaneously marveling at their gullibility.
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All this has occurred in a short period — the S&P 500 hit historic highs just last Wednesday, which leaves veteran trader Matt Maley, chief market strategist at Miller Tabak, marveling at the speed of the decline.
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These days, three years after being released from prison, he is raising his 22-month old daughter, Lua, with long-time girlfriend, Viviane Thibes, 41, a yoga instructor, and marveling at the joy of being a dad.
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And the content of his stand-up right now is pretty banal stuff, often from the well-worn perspective of an older guy marveling at how technology or fame or dining has changed since he was young.
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At the German warehouse, a woman in a baggy T-shirt diligently sorted through the boxes, occasionally looking up at the English-speaking visitors who were taking pictures of the robot and were marveling at its effectiveness.
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Sometimes this causes him to slip into what feels like an unearned mysticism, marveling, for instance, at "the strange sorrow that Skype provokes" (by making us feel as if we're in more than one place at once).
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Like a lot of travel addicts, I have found that my chief pleasure on the road is not being waited on hand-and-foot at some gilded hotel, or marveling at a thousand-year-old stone monument.
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"It's like a Cinderella story," Unda told Reuters, marveling at how her obscure 15-member feminist collective Brujas del Mar ("Witches of the Sea") had suddenly been thrust into the national spotlight by the protest it helped inspire.
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Examining a web up close, you cannot help marveling at the ethereal quality of the silk, a substance of such incredible tensile strength and elasticity that humans have spent more than 50 years trying to synthesize its properties.
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This industry.. Surprising as it would have been to me as a kid marveling how a human being can tell a story about a flight of bumblebees using sound.. The music industry is brutal and relentless and unforgiving.
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Because he is so minutely observant, and because he has clearly spent so much time marveling over his own childhood, Knausgaard's attention to detail results in a high level of insight when it comes to his own children.
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Ignoring most of her handlers's commands, as you can see in the video above, the floppy-eared canine spent her 66.24 seconds on the field posing for the cameras, indulging in quick grooming sessions and marveling at her surroundings.
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The day provided an opportunity for Trump to turn the page away from the Russia-related controversies swirling around his administration and instead provide images of him marveling at a host of products made in all 50 US states.
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"I remember marveling at how she fills a frame — her face and her posture, but also how her energy naturally engaged every subject and object within that frame," Soloway, who met Nef through her sister, told The New Yorker.
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Sue Gregory, Everton in the Community's director of youth engagement, recalls representatives of other teams marveling at the fact that Everton — in theory, just a soccer club — was prepared to work with convicted criminals, drug dealers, members of gangs.
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A big part of the memory of that trip was wondering if we would get in — and then driving along the empty road farther and farther, straight into the park, marveling at the red rock and our good luck.
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Esparza's vision of motherhood, as a fortress whose foundations must hold even on the shakiest of grounds, pulls us into a soaring emotional tide, and keeps us entranced, marveling at Williams's talent and charm as a non-professional actor.
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"Her life is never going to be the same," he said, before marveling that "those brave young girls" lived through Friday's harassment and attack and yet "find ways to wake up in the morning with smiles on their faces."
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I similarly wandered about the Monique Meloche gallery a few weeks ago to see his new exhibition Entrapment, pinging from piece to piece, marveling at the use of disparate materials: oil paint, matches, copper and steel wool, watercolor, paper.
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More than 60 years after she took home America's first Olympic gold medal in women's figure skating, Tenley Albright is rinkside at New York City's Rockefeller Center, gazing at the skaters and marveling at how far her sport has come.
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Namibia's skies continue their theatrics well past dark: From bed, I tried to discern constellations, marveling at how explorers looked to the skies for centuries to navigate continents and oceans, when I can't tell the difference between shooting stars and airplanes.
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After marveling over Balmain's Hair Couture campaign ads shot on supermodels like Devon Windsor and Cindy Bruna, and seeing celebrity hairstylist Jen Atkin using the products on the Kardashians all over Snapchat, I was excited to give them a try.
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Yet, for all its usefulness as a crib sheet for anyone who wants to understand this year's Olympic events, rather than just marveling at them, The End of the Perfect 10 is about something even bigger than the gymnastics world itself.
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After playing Watch Dogs 2 and marveling at the accuracy of Ubisoft's recreation of the Bay Area, investigative journalist and researcher for the Electronic Frontier Foundation Dave Maass wanted to know if Ubisoft partnered with the local government to do it.
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Reading over the comments certainly confirms that users thought they were seeing real live footage, with many marveling over how good the internet is in space, complaining about wasting government tax dollars, or arguing that the whole thing was fake anyway.
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Fans packed the city center early in the day, drinking the region's famous wine in the squares and marveling at the stunning Aquitaine Bridge or the somber Girondins memorial before heading to the sparkling new stadium north of the city.
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Here is Merl marveling at the serendipity that sometimes comes with building a puzzle theme: And he was fearless, a key component in being funny and entertaining, even at the risk of making up words: Merl's mind went everywhere and anywhere.
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The best one can hope right now is that Kim had a wonderful time marveling at Singapore's beauty and high level of economic development -- enough to motivate him to pursue economic restructuring and stop his previous focus on militarized power.
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On Thursday, Twitter user Armando Trull posted a video of his mother marveling at the early snowstorm in DC. Apparently, this was the first time she'd seen a snowfall since moving up north from Miami, and it blew her mind.
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Each of the books below follows the same chilling template: A virus suddenly grips a complacent world, civilization breaks down in a matter of weeks, and one or more survivors roam around, marveling at how quickly everything returns to nature.
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But in Brickell, a high-rise neighborhood, many people were already venturing out, cameras in hand, marveling at the number of trees that once lined the roads like Roman columns but now lay beaten and torn apart, defeated by the storm.
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I popped ginger candies like it was going out of style, only occasionally marveling at the fact that it took a hard right hook to spin me around to the type of organization of which I'd only dreamt in the past.
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Rue offers Jules an unidentified pill, Jules hesitates about whether it's a good idea (it's not a good idea) and next thing you know, they're in a tent made of blankets, giggling and marveling at the wonders of being super high.
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MONTICELLO, Iowa — The Table of Knowledge was delving into President-elect Donald J. Trump's plans to upend government, and marveling at how he had forced his fellow Republicans in the House to reverse themselves on gutting the Office of Congressional Ethics.
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The actress and singer Cynthia Erivo, 32, began following costume design a decade ago, after watching the film "Poetic Justice" (1993) and marveling that its star, Janet Jackson, wore box braids and the same applejack cap that she herself favors.
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And where Twombly is concerned, Rivkin makes the occasional wildly intriguing claim — "Twombly is the great imperialist in the empire of imperialism" — only to hide his face and retreat into ambiguity, marveling at all we will never know about Twombly.
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Watching these disparate projects one after another, we were struck by their one glaring similarity — none looked like Russian TV. On the way back to Moscow, drunk on media attention as well as just plain drunk, we kept marveling: Are we a movement?
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His tendency to sexualize the female half of humanity is so pronounced that he applies it even to wholly inappropriate subjects like young girls (marveling at how pre-teens will one day blossom into women he can date) and his daughter Ivanka.
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Because no matter how much time you've spent marveling over Kennedy's iconic ensembles, there's one detail about the former first lady's footwear you've never noticed: A quarter-inch lift is present on one heel of every single pair of shoes she owned.
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"The whole world is marveling at the amazing developments between the North and South," said Pak Yong Il, the leader of the North Korean delegation at the talks that took place at a hotel in North Korea's tourist destination of Mount Kumgang.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Scientists are marveling over the exquisitely preserved skull of what appears to be the smallest-known bird - tinier than any hummingbird - encased in 99-million-year-old amber and boasting many odd traits including jaws studded with numerous puny teeth.
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Even though Mr. Kushner is far wealthier than Klugman is meant to be, it's possible to see the presidential son-in-law as a later-generation Klugman metaphorically opening Ivanka's refrigerator, as Klugman opens Brenda's, and marveling at all the fresh fruit.
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Still, if the Kano venture is a success, we could be marveling in a few years as our friends have their 8-year-olds explain the blockchain just like we used to do when it was time to program the VCR for our parents.
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Is it wrong that while these two are sort of going at each other, I was just marveling at the fact that, 'Wow, we have a gay veteran and a female veteran, both running for president, both arguing about the merits of a foreign intervention'?
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I am from Oklahoma and happen to have grown up going to a Bruce Goff church — the 1961 Redeemer Lutheran Church in Bartlesville — marveling at his Space Age–themed 1963 Play Tower, and visiting the elaborate Shin'en Kan home, built between 1956 and 1974.
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As I dug into the resistant claws with spoon, skewer, and fingernail, I found myself marveling at the thought that Providence would probably have to double its tasting menu prices just to pay for the hours of prep that go into this red kelp crab.
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Yet the game also resonated with me when I played it as a kid who was only just coming to appreciate RPGs—a kid whose only experience with simulations to that point had been marveling at the complexity of a friend's copy of SimEarth.
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Some of the best dive sites are right off the shore (including one to a now-closed underwater restaurant where you can peek through the windows while marveling at how quickly the exterior has been overtaken by sea life), meaning no long boat trips.
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Its ruse was so successful that the China Economic Weekly, a magazine under the Communist Party's mouthpiece People's Daily, wrote a cover article about the spreading influence of the real McKinsey, likening it to an octopus, and marveling at the success of the fake one.
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In what may not be a good sign for Lexus, nobody paid much attention to it when I was there, but somebody was always marveling about the toilets, the Japanese kind that seem to know exactly what you are going to do before you do.
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Last year, on an outing to the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Brazilian fine jewelry designer Silvia Furmanovich found herself marveling at 100 or so miniature paintings — intricate scenes commissioned by India's Rajput rulers, depicting lush landscapes, limb-tangled battles and euphoric love scenes.
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During the general election, Trump once called a reporter I know excitedly from the air as he descended to an event, and told him to turn on cable news; he was looking down at the rally and marveling at the size of the crowd.
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Even as the prospect of a military confrontation with Iran loomed over his day, Mr. Trump appeared unusually jolly and at ease, marveling at how many bats Mr. Rivera's blistering pitches had splintered and laughing at the irascible reputation of another Yankee great, Babe Ruth.
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The picture mimics a moment from a video the White House released Sunday evening of the first lady touring the decorations, opening Day 1 of the Advent calendar, marveling at the lights and the firs, sprinkling a few snowflakes on the branches of a tree.
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So I was constantly marveling at the way the media completely ignored how perfectly this previous breakout role had positioned her to play Katniss, and instead dissected her ability to play the part solely based on her weight, her blondness, her attitude, her public persona.
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Here at Wine School, we can't look at a bottle of Valtellina (or Mosel or Cornas, for that matter) without marveling at the sheer determination of its maker to overcome danger, nature and the limits of human endurance in the pursuit of good wine.
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It doesn't help that, as some have pointed out, many national outlets are covering the topic with East-Coast-centric framing — marveling at glowing sunsets all the way in Washington, D.C., and hazier skies in New York — rather than focusing on the catastrophe in the fire's center.
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A lot of different people on the video team worked on this series in one way or another — and more than once I found myself sitting in the edit suite marveling at how lucky I am to work with this team and all the work we do.
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And yet here we are, in 2017, listening to their new song, "Neanderfuck," remembering that their last album—2013's Vanishing Point—was one of that year's greatest rock records, and marveling at their ability to twist a trademarked sound into something that still sounds arresting.
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While that's given me a bit of worry that the Switch is going to take a big bite out of my already circumscribed reading habits, I mostly find myself marveling at how the Switch somehow fills a spot that laptops, tablets, and phones never really did.
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However, there's a silver lining there, and it is this: we all got to watch Lionel Messi, on American soil, manipulate the physical world in such a way that you can't even be upset because you stalled out at the part where you're just marveling at him.
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I loved the dish at the restaurant, but I loved it even more when, in the privacy of my kitchen that night, I pulled the glistening lamb from the bone, dragged it in the gluey caramel soy sauce and ate it, marveling at its haunting umami flavor.
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That beach — a beautiful expanse of white sand along the southern coastline of Queens — is one of the crown jewels of New York City, leaving anyone who visits marveling at the idea that such a thing could exist just 20 or so miles from Midtown Manhattan.
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When I showed my Indian grandmother the feeding app on my phone, instead of marveling at it and saying she wished she'd had such a thing when she was a young mother, she just laughed at me and took a long sip of her coconut water.
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A few hundred feet away, the London-based singer-songwriter Nao — in the middle of putting on one hell of a show, any and all specters of potential nuclear calamity aside — was marveling at the singing crowd: "How do you know all the words?" she asked, laughing.
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In the red-walled confines of Les Fines Gueules we reminisced about the ice-cold Balboa beers and whole grilled fish we'd shared halfway around the world, while marveling at the fact that here we were, reunited, while sharing red wine poured from an unmarked bottle.
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I DIDN'T HAVE to ask James Gray whether he wrote "Ad Astra" with his star in mind; when I watched the film, I knew as soon as the other characters began marveling that Pitt's astronaut has a pulse rate that never goes above 80 beats per minute.
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But I've never stopped marveling over the Steam Controller as a pure gadget, cramming in wired and two forms of wireless connectivity, trackpads that can play chiptunes (see below), insane battery life from a pair of AAs, and cleverly engineered levers to pop those batteries out.
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The essay itself is a lovely meditation on the ruined remnants of vacation wonderlands in the Poconos and Catskills, and the exceptionally skillful before-and-after animations of swimming pools, bowling alleys and cocktail lounges left me marveling at what was, and was not, still there.
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Other snaps in the series show Isaiah gazing out at a huge poster of his dad in his hockey uniform, hanging out with a few players, enjoying a bucket of popcorn as he takes in the game and marveling at a larger-than-life image of his mom performing.
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There is so much going on with these 24 modest-sized works — all of which are displayed on four large, table-like platforms in the gallery's two spaces — that you will likely not see everything Butterly so deftly does, because you will be too busy marveling at the obvious.
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Once you're done marveling in that beauty, let's dive into the details: This is the second-to-newest MacBook Pro model, from 23.0, and operates with a speedy Intel Core i21 processor with up to 4003 GHz, which is ace for video editing or heavy duty apps like Photoshop.
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My dystopian subconscious was more than likely fueled in part by binge-watching Netflix's Altered Carbon last weekend, but when I wasn't thinking about getting hunted by the R270, I was marveling at just how capable it was at navigating the world with its 21 onboard cameras as guides.
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"It makes you wonder how long back Google was planning all of this—and what it's planning next..." O'Beirne starts out by marveling at the level of detail available in Google Maps for even extremely small towns, such as the one where he grew up in rural Illinois.
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Part of us thinks the feline — who is also the star of his own Instagram page — is grumbling about the fact that he'll never get his paws on said birds, but we also believe he's marveling at their feathery beauty … and how that would taste in his mouth.
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Every Fourth of July in America, as children stay up past their bedtime to watch colors explode in the sky and adults sit on the back of pickup trucks drinking beer and marveling at a pyrotechnic technology 12 centuries old, pets across the country panic with every boom.
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I walked the perimeter of my square, marveling at the range of non-squirrel activity: a teenager doing wheelies on 110th Street, kids skating around the statue of Frederick Douglass in the traffic circle, a man hunched over a trash bag sorting through pieces of unidentifiable 1980s office equipment.
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Some my colleagues in the D.C. bureau and I were marveling at all the news of the past few days: the firing of Jeff Sessions; the (maybe unconstitutional?) appointment of an acting attorney general; Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg hospitalized; and… oh right, a midterm election with record turnout.
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At the same time, they poke fun at art world pretensions by leveraging abstraction and a fine art context to lure the (frequently unsuspecting, I'd suspect) viewer into marveling at a conduit for waste for an hour as he or she grasps at metaphysical or art historical interpretation.
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Instead, it walks an elegant tightrope between memory and actuality, the ingenious and the fictive, the infinitely personal and the commonly shared experiences of all of us who inevitably know what it is to have lost our innocence, and yet keep marveling at the magic still left in the world.
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If her sneeze were an internet video, it would be one where a hamster is eating a little piece of pizza — the one you watch marveling that when you eat pizza, you look like a rabid dog, but when this little hamster does it, it's like a goddamn Picasso painting.
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The speed of technological innovation here is also exponential and mind-blowing; just one year before Apis Cor's breakthrough, we in the 23D-printing industry were marveling over Chinese construction company HuaShang Tengda, who set their own record by 23D-printing a two-story home in a month and a half.
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The night that child came home from the hospital, my job was to take him to his mother when he was hungry and put him down to sleep when he was full, but instead I stayed up all night marveling at all that life so neatly packaged in a tiny person.
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"It's crazy," says Mr. Prynoski, marveling at the growth and transformation as he walks through the office where you can see a vintage photo of Roddy McDowall, shot between takes of "Planet of the Apes," in costume but without a mask and a 3-D painting of Bigfoot eating a taco.
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Past administrations also generated moments of vulgarity, including former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr., who used a profanity in marveling at the passage of the Affordable Care Act, and former President George W. Bush, who was caught on a live microphone using an expletive when referring to a Times reporter.
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Read more: People In California Are Getting Creative As Thick Smoke From The Wildfires Chokes Entire Regions —Blake Montgomery President Trump spoke to Fox News ahead of his Saturday trip to the scene of a catastrophic Northern California wildfire, marveling at the number of victims and blaming state officials for poor forest management.
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The truth, though, seems far more innocuous: Bush was apparently marveling at a new feature in grocery store scanner technology that had the machine correctly read a torn and jumbled bar code, proving he wasn't quite as out of touch with grocery store behavior as a future Republican president would prove to be.
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She didn't snore in the middle of the office, but she definitely felt it — and so did I. After I landed a job, I spent at least a month marveling over why on earth I was so exhausted at the end of the day, no matter how early I went to bed.
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Each morning, after the couple's two older children, James and Natalie, left for school each morning, Mark spent special one-on-one time with Daniel, snuggling on the couch or marveling at the snowflakes glistening on the tree branches outside the windows of their home before the first-grader boarded the bus.
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On the hills of Rizal province east of the capital Manila, 340,000 visitors have hit the viewing deck of Pililla town's wind farm since it opened to the public last year, photographing and marveling at its 343 white wind turbines that stand 125 meters (410 feet) high on a 4,500-hectare site.
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If, however, you went on a rollicking journey through time, meeting luminaries of the past and marveling at the wonders of the future, only to return home a second or two early, violently exploding both versions of yourself the moment before your adventure began, that would be pretty tight, in my opinion.
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He promised her the moon and the stars and delivered on that promise night after night beneath the twinkling skies on Pawleys Island — about 10 miles from Murrells Inlet — where they lay wrapped in a beach quilt, getting acquainted and marveling at meteor showers, shooting stars and majestic sunrises above the Atlantic.
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Streaming out of Union Station, the late comers -- their trains delayed by the volume of passenger traffic -- were greeted by a busking trombonist who played an American jazz gospel, "When the Saints Go Marching In." They celebrated each other, shocked and marveling at the massive turnout and the dirty, wicked puns that colored the festivities.
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The Lyons family, spread throughout the UK, are constantly chatting with one another via their smart devices, checking in for updates about their jobs and relationships as often as they're marveling at the rise of a new fascist party led by Emma Thompson's Vivienne Rook, a businessperson turned celebrity who lights up their television screens.
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Instead, I spent the majority of Alive relishing the bad acting, marveling at how much every other shot looked like a modern Ralph Lauren print ad campaign, and reeling at the thick schmear of god-praising slathered over every scene as if the entire film was a self-produced vanity project by the Lord Himself.
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But boy, oh boy, if you've recently found yourself sitting there marveling at how fucked up those Johny, Johny, Yes Papa videos are, allow me to point you back to your own childhood (or your kid's, I don't know your life), to the adorably weird anime import that quite literally hurt kids at one point.
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That's like a lot of the video and audio features added in Mojave too, and some of the best indications of how seriously Apple seems to finally be taking its desktop and laptop OS. Power users who have lived and died by QuickTime will chuckle at people marveling over the ability to quickly trim audio and video files.
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After months of investigating on the part of police officers from at least three states; after consulting Martinez's hand-drawn maps of where he dumped bodies; after marveling that he remembered the number and caliber of each bullet he fired, the angle and repose of each fallen victim — detectives from departments across the country decided it was true.
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Welcoming Serena back was complicated for many, with cover story after cover story focusing on the details of the mythical work-life balance of a parent, a conversation that has been absent from Tiger's return with Charlie and Sam, his children, in tow, with people marveling over their ability to see their dad on top once again.
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But one wonders whether capturing the perfect photo in a museum (selfie or otherwise) precludes visitors from feeling that something that occurs when marveling at an almost alive Michelangelo sculpture, a hypnotic, emotive Rothko masterpiece, an expanse of canvas covered in blues and grays, the massive randomness of which makes you tingle with anxiety and awe.
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It all happens inside the housing and you'll need a flashlight and excellent vision to watch it, but once you catch the smooth working of the Hoya lens, don't be surprised if you spend a few minutes zooming back and forth and marveling at the mechanism—because an optical zoom lens in a smartphone is a big deal.
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"I've never seen such strong action in Mission for something so core to our identity," Mission resident John Michael Torres, an activist of 14 years who now works for the grassroots organization LUPE, told me, marveling that Catholic priests, indigenous tribes, politicians, and even some former Trump supporters processed in solidarity to La Lomita on Saturday.
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But through them I'm reminded of those mornings sitting on the floor in my pajamas, marveling at scenes like a sea of poppies covered in snow, and even of those awkward, yet necessary, memories of eating alone in a bathroom stall at school or approaching a group of intimating girls to befriend them, wishing I were closer to home.
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The Guggenheim extends the concept, the museum spiral unspooling in a way that can put a visitor who walks up or down the ramp in mind of strolling around a city, glimpsing strangers across the street, gazing at shop windows, deciphering snippets of passing conversation, feeling the hum of public space, marveling at the shifting, vertiginous views.
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When guests weren't busy sampling the Rock Spa, (a rejuvenating massage paired with musical pulses pumped from above), marveling at the treasure trove of rock 'n' roll memorabilia, or living out their Sound of Music fantasies in the nearby countryside, they were treated to a live version of Rock Om in a converted chapel that serves as the centerpiece of the hotel.
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The stench of sulfur hits your nose, you feel the heat on your skin—you literally experience both sensations, there is some sort of mechanism in the room surprising you with the actual scent and hot air—and you steady yourself as you "ride" this floating platform high over the planet's fiery surface, marveling at how far you can see in every direction.
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New Energy Secretary Rick PerryJames (Rick) Richard PerryThe credible case for Texas and its clean energy solutions Oversight: Trump confidant Tom Barrack pushed for Saudi nuclear plant construction Amazon taps Trump ally to lobby amid Pentagon cloud-computing contract fight MORE gave a rousing speech to the department's employees on his first day, marveling repeatedly at the prowess and abilities of the agency.
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Baseball fans are prone to saying things like "you can't predict baseball" or marveling at how the beauty of baseball lies in the chance of seeing something you've never seen before at a game, but I think we can all get behind the idea that "Baboon Runs Amok, Delaying Baseball Game" is really not something you would have, or could have ever predicted.
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Our server told us that when she travels, she likes to check out the competition, visiting revolving restaurants in cities such as Auckland, New Zealand; Hong Kong; and Vancouver, British Columbia — a fact my companion and I found delightful as we sipped our second martinis, marveling at the sheer might and scale of Midtown Manhattan as it silently zipped by.
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But before internet denizens were shrugging at the alleged "sexiness" of Ted Bundy in his Tapes or theorizing Joe Goldberg is too good for Beck (Elizabeth Lail) or marveling at the "perfection" of Darren Criss' Andrew Cunanan in American Crime Story: The Assassination Of Gianni Versace (newly on Netflix, leading to the quietly mounting interest), there was another supposedly sexy serial killer taking up our TV screens.
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Gregory Albanis has two clear memories of his graduation from New York University in 1978: screaming at his father when traffic backed up on the way to the Lincoln Tunnel from New Jersey, where they lived — "I'll never forgive you if I miss my graduation" — and marveling at the address by the commencement speaker, Eleanor Holmes Norton, then the chairwoman of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.
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Pouring in the heavy beans and noticing how they come out of the oven at half the weight they went in with; marveling at the difference when you cool your tart shell elevated on a baker's rack instead of carelessly letting it get soggy by placing it directly on your cutting board — it's all just work, like laying stone, but I can really vouch for its pleasures.
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" In 2012, stepping from England into Scotland at the border hamlet of Kershopefoot, marveling at the change in terrain, he was reminded of another of his rambles, between Pakistan and India: "I had hardly seen such a stark difference since I walked from Lahore to Amritsar in half a day, through land which had been a single province — Punjab — in a single country, but was now partitioned.
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Georgia, a team that had downed Auburn, Florida and Notre Dame, arrived for its third consecutive league championship game openly wary of L.S.U. Georgia coach Kirby Smart, a former defensive back who confessed that he had been far more eager to put Georgia's defense against L.S.U.'s offense before he spent last weekend watching film, spent the week publicly marveling at the team from Baton Rouge.
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And then when we got through, let's say, that existential, when the market had stabilized and we knew-- you know, anybody who was going under was going under, anybody who needed to merge with another entity had merged with another entity, we had, kind of, what, for us and others, but us, especially, the reputational phase, where it went from, you know, kind of, marveling it, how did we do it?
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" And even though Noah himself began the segment by marveling that he had anything left to say about this situation, he managed to find a new level of disappointment within himself when faced with Diamond Reynolds's Facebook Live footage of the shooting's aftermath, noting that Castile's loved ones still had to have the presence of mind to be "deferential" to the cop who had just shot him, even continuing to call him "sir.
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And Tuesday here in Singapore, the world was marveling, captivated by these images of the very first sitting American president sitting down with the North Korean leader, and the two of them appearing to get along quite well in the one-on-one meeting that they hadn&apost and then later in the extended bilateral meeting over lunch, and then signing, as you see here, a joint communique that came out of the summit.
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Other winners took different approaches, from Glenn Close calling for women to step into the limelight and live their best lives after winning Best Drama Actress for The Wife, to Christian Bale seeming folksy and funny after winning Best Comedy Actor for Vice, to Olivia Colman marveling at the fun journey she's had on the awards circuit as a less-well-known British actress after winning Best Comedy Actress for The Favourite.
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That's partly true, but as the interview wound down and he finished marveling at Neil Armstrong's moon computer, Harbaugh launched into the most well worn of football tropes, hitting all the bullet points there: football is important and its future is bright because high school football turns boys into men, saving single mothers and the country in the process, all points he has previously made in his "Why Football Matters" open letter.
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I've had the privilege of walking with giraffes in Africa while they ate their breakfast; landing in a helicopter on a glacier in Alaska and drinking glacial stream water fresh from the source; marveling at Iceland's green and pink northern lights as they danced over the arctic; off-roading in the endless camel littered sand dunes of a desert in the Middle East; floating in the clear waters of the Caribbean; and exploring ancient European cities.
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He was right, today was the Foot Locker interview — the day that the famous sneaker chain would recognize me as a shoe expert, hire me on the spot, hit me with my own official Foot Locker referee shirt and grossly underpay me but try to make it right with the 30 percent discount before marveling at the way I tripled their sales with my uncanny shoe intellect and promote me to the highest level in their company while I was still in high school.
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You hear about how he was shipped from Staten Island to Honolulu to Iwo Jima, where he saw his first dead body; you hear about how he married his friend from the Army's sister, and the child they had, who died young, leaving behind her own child; you hear about how they adopted that girl and raised her as their own, and the time she dyed her hair pink in the eighth grade, and how they made her dye it back the next day, and so on, and so on—all the while, marveling at this intricate story Martin has woven together.
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And after wandering up and down the boardwalk, marveling at the decked-out seniors — the ladies in fur coats with radioactively purple hair and men in track suits playing backgammon as if their lives depended on it, which they quite possibly did in the Siberian prisons — after devouring the warm piroshki (flying saucers of fried dough), tanning alongside the master tanners who've got it down to a science, and braving the dour ladies in paper hats who dole out the delicacies the land has on offer, the visitors will sigh contentedly, as after a battle won, and say that they're going back to Brooklyn.
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Just before Viktor reads his mother's final letter, which has passed through many hands, and which he briefly mistook for a chocolate bar, he goes out into a garden after it has rained: The moist air was warm and clean; every strawberry leaf, every leaf on every tree, was adorned with a drop of water—and each of these drops was a little egg, ready to release a tiny fish, a glint of sunlight, and Viktor felt that somewhere in the depth of his own breast shone an equally perfect raindrop, an equally brilliant little fish, and he walked about the garden, marveling at the great good that had come his way: life on this earth as a human being.
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