What exactly are you planning on messily devouring in there?
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It's something done when the need arises, swiftly and messily and urgently.
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The fourth quarter "ended messily," said Morgan Stanley Chief Financial Officer Jonathan Pruzan.
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For example, got a bunch of images messily displayed all over your desktop?
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At 202003, he has messily boyish hair, broad shoulders, and a lopsided grin.
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Don't leave unwanted shoes or clothing lying around or messily strewn in a pile.
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Perhaps the most pointed was "Braselette," a plaster bra messily painted with shiny enamel.
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At a rally in the town of Gómez Palacio, some of these alliances collided messily.
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Will it be his European partners, with whom he's messily breaking up with right now?
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Earlier, stuffed-down secrets and disasters found the fissure and out they came, noisily, messily.
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And there's an adjustment period that we're going to have to watch him stumble through, messily.
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It features a very small photograph of her eating them messily with both hands, looking joyful.
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This full moon in Gemini lands during Mercury retrograde, so be patient if things work out messily.
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I want a queer community so big and so messily intertwined we fill up a whole bar.
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To Garner's satisfaction, the bears were ostensibly shaken out — albeit messily — and the bulls' euphoria was tempered.
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Segments of it may be familiar to those who watched the story messily play out in the press.
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The salsa's chile-stained oil, which messily dribbles out of the warm corn tortillas, slowly builds with heat.
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Soon, bigger human game comes messily to grief: a police chief, a fox-fur farmer, a hunt-loving priest.
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Workers are now frequently seen sprinting through the office with a series of digits scrawled messily on their palms.
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" Every expected such an admission would spur some markets into "absolutely overheating and probably ending very messily as a result.
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He was arrested twice for domestic violence during his first marriage to singer Nikki Williams, which ended messily in 2012.
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In it, a black woman squats in the forest, wearing translucent platform heels, and messily devours a tiered chocolate cake.
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This was the early 2000s interregnum between the high watermark of garage and the messily complex birth pangs of grime.
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A similar approach today, however, seems unlikely to work on China, whose economy is much more messily enmeshed with America's.
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One is the phantom threat of Mexicans as rapists, murderers, and monsters messily flowing into the US, bringing drugs, bringing crime.
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For parties I'll swipe on something sheer like Lipstick Queen's Medieval, which looks like you just messily ate a few raspberries.
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And so, for as long as we have the chance, we'll tumble messily into this space, and savor the holidays. Together.
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In the absence of anything else to talk about, the discourse devours itself, messily and noisily and with the most appalling manners.
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We visited a Kohl&aposs in August and were surprised to find it messily filled with out of style merchandise and clothes.
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On Washington WASHINGTON — Top Republicans never like to see their internal party quarrels messily spilled out in public for all to see.
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As we messily transition between the older way of driving and the newer way of being driven, Musk is adding to the confusion.
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Ideas around mental illness, race, and the artistic process collide messily in Madeline's Madeline, which pulls off cinematic subjectivity like few other works.
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The movie, messily constructed, seems more fascinated with the tragedy of these two women's parallel struggles than it does with the characters themselves.
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Gone were the cascades of blond extensions; her hair was messily tucked into a Gucci baseball cap with a bee on the front.
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In white on red, "Drool" (19693) messily enumerates synonyms for nonsense, while its title summons the liquidity of both paint and aged mouths.
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But Unfair & Ugly's original working title was South Asian Arrested Development; the characters are messily human, and no issue receives a sunny sitcom polish.
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Translation: You'll no longer need to apply a thick putty first, sprinkle on the loose particles with your fingers, and messily distribute it yourself.
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Sophisticated excellence captured on camera via Twitter Over the weekend, Kanye West released the messily handwritten tracklist for his long overdue new album, SWISH.
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This is the strangest thing I've seen in a Star Wars movie, as Luke milks the giant beast and messily quaffs the beast's milk.
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"It's truly refreshing to watch a film where nobody has anything figured out, where life proceeds messily and imperfectly," Sheila O'Malley writes at RogerEbert.com.
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She was standing there in December, barefoot, her hair messily gathered in a sparkly hair clip, the little dog staring up at her, panting.
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Pinch it shut — messily is fine — and the flatbread cooks with no oil, on a hot griddle, until it's lightly speckled with brown char.
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One person's nightmare president is another's dream, and we just have to fight it out messily, finding compromise with the least amount of damage possible.
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Fashy haircuts Fashy haircuts Twitter Twitter is more responsive as a search engine than something like Facebook, but the search results are often messily curated.
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Today's teens (with Spotify at their fingertips and feminism pulled somewhat messily from academia into the pop culture mainstream) don't really have the same problems.
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All those things count against the character limit, which means the text is unduly constricted and often messily run together with code, reducing its readability.
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Mr. Bondy's "Tosca" was unsuccessful because it was messily conceptualized and gratuitously sordid, not because a gritty, dark take on this work is an impossibility.
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There were a lot of times that we completed our tasks messily, and if we had read our clues better we would have had more details.
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Second, fentanyl is dispensed in micrograms (mcg) and not milligrams (mg), which is what Kevin wrote on the pad, albeit very messily, in true doctor form.
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While it wasn't revolutionary, smoking on a lively outdoor patio certainly beat the "prohibition"-era experience of hotboxing a friend's grandpa's car and messily ordering pizza.
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All three versions follow the same premise: a mysterious mist descends on a town for no clear reason, and people who enter it tend to die messily.
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Mr. Peele knows that threat, plays with it and eviscerates it with jokes and scares, only to top it off messily with full-on Grand Guignol splatter.
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Sterling has risen against the dollar because markets are more optimistic that Brexit won't end messily; the greenback has been falling steadily since Donald Trump came to power.
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Yet her third-rail touching was most offensive to the public because of the way it treated politics largely politically, which is to say messily and without resolution.
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Furthermore, if there ever was a serious attempt to do this, in practice it would be play out far more messily than these elegant and entertaining scenarios suggest.
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And all of the sort of Christian and Old Testament thinking about creation, destruction, greed, sacrifice, all of those things are sort of messily dispersed throughout this movie.
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Yes, "Ducklings" has rough edges, but it's also a sneaky charmer that is messily, gloriously unlike much of what you can see Off or even Off Off Broadway.
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Daveu grabs a jar from her bookshelf and slips it into a paper bag and attempts to tie it up for me, laughing at how messily she does it.
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Ms. Pirinen and two others respond with what they call a "vomiting of the inner self" in which a whole host of grand concepts and emotions is messily unleashed.
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They also evoke the improvisational brushwork of Willem de Kooning, and his hapless '50s acolytes who messily combined several colors, but each Humphrey canvas confronts us with a single hue.
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Life has become something you're meant to "do" and "hack," which has given rise to the feeling that only a sucker would just tromp along messily and inefficiently living through it.
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In a fantastic display of emotional volatility and human chaos, Netflix's Love Is Blind concluded its messily compelling experiment on February 27, with the 10th and final episode of the season.
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Initially assigned to writing "the slop," or women's dialogue, Catrin quickly rises to the occasion, typing reams of dialogue while gracefully, sometimes messily navigating a crowd of tetchy narcissists, mostly male.
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The first episode includes parodies of "Jackass" and "A Star Is Born," plus a sketch in which a roomful of suited executives trade business gobbledygook while messily (and inexplicably) scarfing down nectarines.
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The first episode includes parodies of "Jackass" and "A Star Is Born," plus a sketch in which a roomful of suited executives trade business gobbledygook while messily (and inexplicably) scarfing down nectarines.
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All the old favorites are here: Erotic Art Collecting Squirrel, who, just as a twee art-collecting couple acquires a statue called "Le Sonata du Mon Twat Fromage," messily explodes from their heads.
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I was born in the late 22009s in Khushaly, a village in northern Waziristan circled by blue and black mountains about 22010 miles from the Durand Line, which messily demarcates the Pakistan-Afghanistan border.
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All that music you carry on your phone or stream from Spotify, which replaced hundreds or thousands of CDs that people used to stack messily on shelves and carry in their cars -- that's information.
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We're not even given the opportunity to wrestle with the idea that Stephanie's lover has been the true villain of the story before he's ripped away from us, the end of his storyline messily resolved.
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But even if she's able to make peace with her parents, other relationships remain messily unresolved, most of all with her sister, who emigrated to Canada at a young age and cut ties with her family.
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That informed everything about the device's design: The green felt in Game Center communicated fun and gambling, the messily ripped paper at the top of the Notes app made clear that this was where you scribbled away.
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Following Trump's ill-fated and messily implemented immigration ban, nearly every big-name technology company joined together in criticizing the move and voicing support for the country's pro-immigration heritage and its population of foreign-born workers.
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The film showed how Phife's illness had cast a shadow over the group dating back to its earliest years and also how a group that preached harmony as part of its message ended up splintering so messily.
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The once-functional plane has been cut in half widthwise and reconstructed; its various interior parts — including passenger seats, flight controllers, wiring, and hydraulic equipment — are messily welded to its exterior frame and exposed to the viewer.
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There's something particularly undignified about getting messily murdered by something named Calvin, but that doesn't keep the ISS crew from consistently using the name in their hushed, serious voices as the creature picks them off one by one.
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When Oliver hungrily eats a soft-boiled egg, cracking the shell and causing the yolk to messily spurt, Mr. Guadagnino's lyricism slides into comedy; it's hard to know just how self-mocking the moment is meant to be.
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I was obsessed with it during the start of one teen relationship and by the time another one ended messily during an awkward period of growth when I was 20, it had been duct-taped onto my internal landscape.
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I had that chased-by-a-bear feeling on the night when I ate alone, so I understand my human reaction to retreat instead of worrying about talking about the right things, eating messily or eating an appropriate amount.
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These immeasurably dense, bottomless pits in the space-time fabric, some weighing more than a billion suns, act as fuel-burning engines, messily eating surrounding stars, gas and dust and spewing the debris outward in lightsaber-like beams called jets.
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A close-up selfie made while recumbent at his doctor's office is called "Self-Portrait à la Marat" — a reference to the French revolutionary hero murdered in the bathtub, painted by Jacques-Louis David and messily by Munch, too, in 1907.
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With her knotted tangle of bleached hair, messily applied red lipstick and dirty-looking babydoll dresses, Courtney looked as if she'd accidentally tumbled off another planet when she was wasted and was now stuck on this one, with a hangover.
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But not even actors with the heft of Amy Ryan, Jason Bateman and Aaron Paul can fortify a screenplay (by the director, Rawson Marshall Thurber, and two others) that's an incoherent muddle of stolen satellite encryption codes and messily staged gun battles.
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On top of that, the 24/7 digital-everything nature of our world — where we communicate in the same sans serif type as everyone else on text, email, and social media — may have us hankering for typefaces that feel human, almost messily so.
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This romantic values system is fundamental to a certain kind of pop cultural romance, in which sex and love and ownership are messily intertwined, so that when a man chooses to fall in love with a woman, he takes ownership of her.
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Picasso's "Portrait of a Woman" (1938) isn't interesting because it's of Dora Maar, it's interesting because of the artist's riotous use of color and form, and because the figure's hands look like messily-painted flowers and her left ear resembles a light blue infinity sign.
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At the band's NPR Tiny Desk Concert in 2016, Hopkins smacked star-shaped stickers under their eyes, swiped a glitter gloss messily over their lips, strapped on swim goggles and stuffed a bouquet of fake flowers in their hair, along with a butterfly clip.
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Still, my interest had been piqued: A Disney movie that also readily confronts themes of colonialism, climate crisis and toxic masculinity, however messily, was so far beyond the problematic classics I grew up with that I was curious to see how it might hold up.
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In a similar vein, a messily negotiated Brexit followed by whatever new relationship Britain will have with the EU (there is no realistic vision in the Leave camp and little agreement even on the fantasies that have circulated), may create other traps that will haunt Europe's future.
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There are her ears studded with shining silver hoops, the just-so messily braided blonde hair, toothpaste-ad-white teeth, and the kind of summery glow that makes you wonder if it's a spray tan, or if the West Coast can truly just do that for some people.
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The show concludes with Gasper and Harris re-performing climactic scenes from romantic comedies, the scenes in which love is completely and messily professed, often in the rain, or on Lover #1's ill-fated wedding day with Lover #2 arriving via sprint at the last possible moment.
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In the bottom: Kennedy Davenport, who lip-synced messily; Thorgy, who, surprise, didn't quite commit; and, for reasons unclear to me, Chi Chi, who put across a great Patti LaBelle and wore a shapely runway outfit, after repeated criticism from the Season 8 judges for not wearing padding.
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It all started on April Fool's Day when the singer shared the above throwback photo of herself at the cusp of the millennium, sitting in front of a classic blue-backed iMac desktop computer with her short cropped hair messily disheveled, wearing only a grey sports bra and gym shorts.
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The tension established by these two profiles would continue throughout Swift's career: Everything about her music and her image is so precisely and impeccably crafted that no one can doubt it to be entirely under her control — but on the other hand, the emotions of her music are so messily intimate.
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Then, there were certain items and decorations that popped up everywhere: Leather came in the form of trousers, gloves, tote bags, and dresses in nude and black; floral corsages and maypole-style ribbons were messily arranged over a variety of frocks and tops; and most models wore seemingly waterproof headscarves (resembling plastic bags).
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I remember the first time I heard the Manchester brothers more clearly than I recall my first kiss: I was at a house party, jumping up and down on my friend's parent's bed in Southampton, England; I was messily drunk off Diamond White cider, and "Cigarettes and Alcohol" was the all too fitting soundtrack.
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And so unfolded another frenetic workday in this corner of a capital city defined by hyperpartisan dysfunction: Two public servants — one a holdover from the Obama administration, the other a rushed temporary appointee by President Trump — messily and publicly vied to lead an agency that has fought for consumers while under political assault by Republicans.
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Barassi wants the UK's data protection agency to launch a review of what she terms "home life data" — meaning the information harvested by smart in-home devices that can end up messily mixing adult data with kids' information — to consider its impact on children's privacy, and "put this concept at the heart of future debates about children's data protection".
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Every victory appears both momentous and contingent, not only because Weiss takes the opposition to suffrage as seriously as the suffragists themselves but because she lets the suffragists' own conflicts unfurl as messily as they did at the time, leaving readers to feel that things might well have turned out differently, and reminding us that they still could.
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But the pressure being applied to celebrity journalism from the top might pale in comparison to the threat surging from below, where a new generation of celebrities — YouTube stars, SoundCloud rappers, and various other earnest young people — share extensively on social media on their own terms, moving quickly and decisively (and messily) with no need for the patience and pushback they might encounter in an interview setting.
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But as he prepares to present himself as a seasoned patriarch who can lead the country in a smooth, classy way, unlike the current occupant of the Oval, he must grapple with the painful reality of his life as the head of a family that has messily spilled into the tabloids, a brood that is still brooding and suffering the reverberations of 46-year-old Beau Biden's death from brain cancer in 2015.
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