Most importantly for me, however, is that Laurie is a middle-aged woman, a retired superhero, who is working alongside another middle-aged woman to solve the murder of a man.
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One diver was a middle-aged woman with a British accent.
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A middle-aged woman lay on the operating table, wrapped in blankets.
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A middle-aged woman dances so hard she falls to the floor.
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Then a middle-aged woman, also in Trump gear, approached to talk.
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A reporter interviewed a middle-aged woman who lived near the beach.
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Hours later, he assaulted a middle-aged woman in a parking garage.
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Diagnosis They weren't looking for a diagnosis, the middle-aged woman explained.
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A middle-aged woman scowls at a pair of guide books for Dubai.
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One middle-aged woman boasted to me that she had visited both poles.
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"I don't believe there is any global warming," one middle-aged woman said.
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You see that middle-aged woman rigging up a noose on that tree?
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Fraser came to a middle-aged woman dressed in a colorful scenic sweater.
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Nearby, a middle-aged woman in a purple parka cried softly early Saturday afternoon.
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One middle-aged woman buys a suit for her younger brother with her wages.
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Roy McAllister and a middle-aged woman wearing a pair of cheap AR sunglasses.
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So, by human standards, Gumpy lived to a middle-aged woman of 45. RIP
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A middle-aged woman clutched a banner proclaiming: "What power does, the street undoes".
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The median income for a middle-aged woman is lower, about $44,000 a year.
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The statement included pictures of a veiled, middle-aged woman and five young men.
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From his window, he sees a middle-aged woman get out of the car.
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Inside the bright atrium at the Point, a middle-aged woman approached Lacy Austin.
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A middle-aged woman was standing on line with a handsome, older golden retriever.
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A middle-aged woman cursed her for strolling and chatting with a young man.
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A middle-aged woman emerged after a reporter rang the bell during office hours.
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For example, "as a middle-aged woman, I want my closet," Dr. Robson said.
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" Olivares recalled a middle-aged woman next to him muttering, "He's such a monster.
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Only one problem: the girl is now in the body of a middle-aged woman.
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On the very first day, in the lobby, a middle-aged woman tentatively approached me.
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Nestled in a corner, a middle-aged woman in green passed out pre-rolled joints.
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A middle-aged woman with no psychiatric history was brought in after overdosing on ibuprofen.
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A middle-aged woman who stopped by last month's protest and asked that only Mrs.
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Now this earlier drama, about a middle-aged woman questioning her reality, arrives Off Broadway.
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A middle-aged woman asks him what he's doing now, nine years after the film's release.
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In a working class district of Cairo, one middle-aged woman was shopping for cooking oil.
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Hong Kong (CNN)Custom officers stopped the middle-aged woman because of her strange, lumbering gait.
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I ordered both from the middle-aged woman behind the table, who smiled at me relentlessly.
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" A middle-aged woman typing in a cubicle looked up and said, "No Michael Cohen here.
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The film revolves around Elsa (Tiina Mälberg), a middle-aged woman living in suburban Eastern Estonia.
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My favorite version of this interaction was between a middle-aged woman and a sales associate.
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The block cleared out, except for a middle-aged woman walking slowly down the street, alone.
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Although the classic patient is a thin, middle-aged woman, most of the other evidence fit.
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"This is so heartening," said a middle-aged woman who works as a freelance book editor.
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So, by our standards, Lil Bub lived to become a middle-aged woman of 49. RIP
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As a middle-aged woman I'm not going to need an abortion, but I do care.
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When Levy's autobiographical essay begins, she is a middle-aged woman whose life's certainties have foundered.
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She was a middle-aged woman with red, curly hair that fell just past her shoulders.
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Outside the court, a middle-aged woman sat knitting, waiting to visit her husband in prison.
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She is presumably channeling another middle-aged woman and the hat casts a shadow over her face.
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Just think about it: you're a middle-aged woman with a bad back who uses a wheelchair.
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The picture showed an attractive middle-aged woman who bore little resemblance to the one before him.
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One was a middle-aged woman who checked into the motel with a well-dressed younger man.
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Ramona Tejada, the owner, was a cute middle-aged woman with glasses and a woven sun hat.
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Earlier this month, a terror attack there killed a middle-aged woman and a four-year-old boy.
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One middle-aged woman in Congo says the Imbonerakure would arrive at her door three times a month.
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"Things were happening without my participation," Julieta, a disconsolate, middle-aged woman, says midway through Almodóvar's latest film.
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She hugged an inmate named Danielle, a middle-aged woman with a ponytail, and greeted her by name.
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A middle-aged woman named Sarah (Laurie Metcalf) sits at a table confessing to something that mortifies her.
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The Stone Meet Helen, a middle-aged woman newly devoted to Tibetan Buddhism, living in the American Midwest.
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For a moment, a middle-aged woman pulled up in a sedan and idled next to the site.
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I was met there by a well-dressed middle-aged woman who introduced herself as the school's archivist.
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One juror, a middle aged woman who is a native Spanish speaker, was in tears after being selected.
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Over two months in early 2016, he exchanged more than 1,500 messages with just one middle-aged woman.
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And Olive realized that this girl, this tall, strange girl—who was a middle-aged woman—was grieving.
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Ironically, she can see everyone's future but her own—the middle-aged woman is a widow three times over.
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Lexington was chatting to a middle-aged woman, Kathy Grant, who had brought her camera to record the event.
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"Lin is just one person," said a middle aged woman surnamed Liu in a mahjong parlour with her friends.
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INTO A CRAMPED, stuffy room on the outskirts of Delhi shuffles a middle-aged woman in a yellow sari.
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"Lin is just one person," said a middle aged woman surnamed Liu in a mahjong parlor with her friends.
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"Does this mean he's innocent now?" asks the middle aged woman, grabbing my arm as we exit the theater.
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Another photograph captures a middle-aged woman smiling serenely amidst pain, captured in the light coming from a window.
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Two boys, ages somewhere between 8 and 10, were biking down the road accompanied by a middle-aged woman.
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The first coronavirus case in Poznan, in a middle-aged woman in a serious condition, was reported on Monday.
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So what if she had no writing, directing or producing experience — and is a middle-aged woman of color?
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"Business is still pretty good," he said, interrupting the interview to make a sale to a middle-aged woman.
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As soon as he boarded, a middle-aged woman covered her mouth, glared at him, and then moved away.
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The first coronavirus case in Poznan, in a middle-aged woman in a serious condition, was reported on Monday.
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But he couldn't resist lecturing a middle-aged woman in the crowded receiving line in the provincial capital, Périgueux.
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One worker, a middle-aged woman with the surname Du, said her children had gone home to central China.
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It's the story of an artistic middle-aged woman in a provincial town who's married to a stuffy businessman.
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While the typical caregiver tends to be a middle-aged woman, millennials form nearly a quarter of the caregiving population.
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One of them was a middle-aged woman so perfectly outfitted that I was momentarily surprised that she spoke English.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: There I was, a middle-aged woman who had just sideswiped a New York City bus.
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The report called my parallel parking "deficient," but nevertheless the examiner, a fellow middle-aged woman, took pity and relented.
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I'm pretty sure he wasn't expecting to see a middle-aged woman in an unflattering swimsuit, but there I was.
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Among the market's dusty stalls, we found a middle-aged woman who cut hair, whose pimples poked through her dark skin.
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And there she was at the door—a compact, middle-aged woman from the 10th floor, frosted hair, braided wedge heels.
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"I would do stupid shit like place a dildo in the hand of a smiling middle-aged woman," says the artist.
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"Frankly speaking, I didn't like the wine," says a defiant middle-aged woman named Uma Raja early on in the tasting.
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There was a middle-aged woman who had become lost, and I was responsible for taking her back to the station.
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"We've no contact," the middle-aged woman said before she could give her name as soldiers ordered journalists to move on.
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The suspected abductor is believed to be a middle-aged woman with black hair and a black dress on, police said.
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"El paquete — I saw him there, on the Grammys," one middle-aged woman said in Spanish after posing for a photo.
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On the third house, a middle-aged woman cracked open the door to say "it's a no" and promptly shut it.
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This is something you would expect to see on a middle-aged woman, but here it's on a young black man.
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If you're a middle-aged woman with a tremendous amount of disposable income, it's so hard to be satisfied, you know?
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The performer here is Elaine Davis, a middle-aged woman of clean-scrubbed eloquence and an almost accusatory air of detachment.
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It led to a middle-aged woman smoking the drug from a piece of foil, as her daughter held a newborn.
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En route back to the hospital, she gets a new call: A middle-aged woman is worried about some chest discomfort.
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Much more than a middle-aged woman who was beginning to get serious crushy feelings for a young stranger in the water.
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As he walked through the Press Club's lobby, a middle-aged woman standing next to a nearby wall approached from his left.
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She was a middle-aged woman in an office with cream-colored walls and a framed poster of Van Gogh's Starry Night.
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Children skip through the sand, three friends play chess on a travel set, a middle-aged woman fills out a Lithuanian crossword.
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On one bus ride, I hear her ask a middle-aged woman sitting next to her if she's having a good day.
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I am a middle-aged woman and a single parent, having raised my twin daughters on my own since they were 2.
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Or how about what the middle-aged woman a few rows away from them had been planning with a certain male friend?
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"You don't have to be a middle-aged woman who is pregnant and abused — you can still feel it," he told me.
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"I just want to talk to you, honestly, respectfully, to understand what you are thinking," Fuentes said to the middle-aged woman.
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One of the most striking examples of this was a colleague of mine, a middle-aged woman who'd grown up in the area.
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In the bed across from me, a middle aged woman moaned about her leg while hospital staff ignored her rapidly beeping heart monitor.
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She added that as a middle-aged woman with kids, she's more interested in taking a more active role in planning for retirement.
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"We had good times back then!" a middle-aged woman with big hair and bigger tits reminisced to her friend in the bathroom.
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A witness who did not want to be identified told Reuters that he saw a middle-aged woman with two buckets of gasoline.
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"In my head, he wasn't a Salafist, fundamentalist, jihadist, or anything like that, no," one middle-aged woman, Touria Labiad, told the court.
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"We're British, we don't want all the other people — we just want us," a middle-aged woman told a reporter for Sky News.
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One middle-aged woman interrupts Manny to tell him about a realization she's had, Once you unpack, you're left with an empty suitcase.
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In this case, a middle-aged woman living in Chicago visits her family in Kenya, her first trip back in over a decade.
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First she presents the heavyset, middle-aged woman who owns the dry goods store: "Folks call me Large Marge," she informs the newcomers.
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A middle-aged woman with dimples pinned the number 22 to the back of my sweatshirt and sent me off to play catch.
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Helena Miel, a middle-aged woman from New Jersey with bangles on her arms, came to Quest for a pair of protective candles.
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I think, though, that it's relatively rare to find a character like that who is a middle-aged woman in a supporting role.
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Julie isn't found until 2015, when she is a middle-aged woman tending the garden with her daughter, blissfully hazy about the past.
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A man dresses in his dead sister's sari to comfort his grieving mother; a middle-aged woman writes paranormal romances to stave off loneliness.
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Near the end of the night, on a train toward city center, a middle-aged woman carrying a blue Sanders sign is sitting alone.
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I make my boyfriend switch seats with me so I can lean over to interrupt a fashionable middle-aged woman staring at her phone.
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Around 7 AM Tuesday morning, a middle-aged woman boarded the M101 bus in the Upper East Side of Manhattan and lit a cigarette.
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While he waited for the elevator, a customer—a middle-aged woman—asked if she could take a photo of the two of them.
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"You know what to do," a middle-aged woman in a fur toque instructed her housekeeper, who had been saving a place in line.
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"I'm a 53-year-old, middle-aged woman going through what middle-aged women go through if you know what I mean," she said.
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Ahlam, a middle-aged woman who was kidnapped with her six children, said she had been not raped because she had been deemed unattractive.
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She also Instagrammed a picture of an old Elizabeth Taylor movie about a sad, middle-aged woman attempting to win back her her husband.
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My masseuse, a middle-aged woman who went by Ah Ying, had tattooed brows and wide cheekbones, and smiled when I spoke in Mandarin.
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"Ma," Spencer's first solo leading role, follows a lonely middle aged woman who befriends some teenagers after they ask her to buy alcohol for them.
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There were two men who appeared to be around 60, four women who looked to be in their 20s, one middle-aged woman, and Jack.
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In Bell's latest feature, Tiny: The Life of Erin Blackwell (2016), she's a middle-aged woman with 10 children and lives in a Seattle suburb.
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Jordan's big secret is that he is being blackmailed by a middle-aged woman who could be an ex, a relative, or just about anyone.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK About two years ago, a middle-aged woman from a quiet village became a short-lived tabloid sensation.
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"I haven't seen it, but I've heard of it," Zhang Ping, a middle-aged woman who was visiting the temple, said of the robot monk.
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"Let God bless you," gushes a middle-aged woman to Tamrat Haile, the museum's overall boss, as she emerges from an ornately decorated banquet hall.
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In the comedy "Life of the Party" (May 11), Melissa McCarthy plays a middle-aged woman who returns to college and becomes her daughter's classmate.
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One recent morning, when a middle-aged woman took a photograph of Pusher Street, a young man confronted her and demanded she delete the photo.
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"Ah, it's you!" a middle-aged woman called out excitedly as he worked potential voters at the market — as if it could be anybody else.
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"Nobody wants to watch a middle-aged woman sweat her way through menopause," Ailes tells Carlson after she dares to appear on TV without makeup.
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Emira felt relieved to see a middle-aged woman with short gray hair in sporty leggings and a T‑shirt reading St. Paul's Pumpkinfest 5K.
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In another photo, a middle-aged woman dressed in a bright teal dress and low white heels stares at the camera, jewelry glinting at her wrists.
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One middle-aged woman, who declined to be named, said she lived in a dark ground-floor apartment and longed to move into a newer building.
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This Keano was no ironic meme or lofty concept artist, but a middle-aged woman in sleepy south Brooklyn, on the frayed edge of the law.
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Another day at the Grand Mosque, I met Saraya, a middle-aged woman who is from South Africa but lives in Australia, where I grew up.
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I was proud — but weirdly, out in the world, I often felt embarrassed: America is not 100 percent enthusiastic about a middle-aged woman with guns.
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Three of the attendees—two young men wearing "Make America Great Again" hats, and a blond middle-aged woman—asked whether she was a Trump supporter.
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Then there was the facility's owner, a no-nonsense middle-aged woman named Nancy Jones, who started out as a living-room farmer with six plants.
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Part of that distinction comes from the inherent absurdity of a middle-aged woman passing as a teenage boy without so much as stick-on stubble.
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"I know about the globalists, and I think the media are globalist controlled," one middle-aged woman told me as though we were sharing a secret.
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Marianne Williamson might be your mom's favorite author — especially if your mom is a middle-aged woman with an affinity for day-time TV and Aperol spritzes.
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The explosions continued on March 12, where 17-year-old Draylen Mason died after picking up a package and another person, a middle-aged woman, was injured.
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Another caller said a middle-aged woman in the home had run out onto the street, claiming she had given birth but her baby was not breathing.
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I'm leaving the room completely spaced out when a disheveled, middle-aged woman appears from a door and whispers for me to come through her secret passage.
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"Liberty Street" opens with a middle-aged woman named Frances suddenly telling her partner of 20 years that she once had a husband and lost a baby.
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But she accidentally revealed herself as a middle-aged woman in a livestream last week when a technical glitch showed her real face, China's Lychee News reported.
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An 1885 article in The Brooklyn Eagle told of a middle-aged woman named Eliza Hemerman who decided to slide down the elephant's trunk from the inside.
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It just feels wrong that a middle-aged woman gets questioned every time to travel, while teenage boys are allowed to move in and out without question.
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It would probably seem far creepier for a middle-aged woman to be obsessing over a "straight" teenage boy; it might be viewed as bordering on pedophilia.
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Krisha (the character) is a middle-aged woman with a history of substance abuse and awful behavior who pays a Thanksgiving visit to her semi-estranged family.
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Now at stake, at a minimum, are the latest drafts of Albee's final known project, "Laying an Egg," about a middle-aged woman struggling to become pregnant.
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In Things to Come, she's portraying another middle-aged woman facing a crisis, and even if this one doesn't seem as severe, the trauma is just as profound.
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The store's name comes from Christopher Morley's 2401 novel "Parnassus on Wheels," about a middle-aged woman who travels around selling books out of a horse-drawn van.
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In this case, it's the pathetic Jelly, who is not the pretty young thing she pretends to be on the phone, but a lonely, fat middle-aged woman.
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An immigration official working alongside Mr. Mberabagabo showed footage on his cellphone of a middle-aged woman who had been caught transporting plastic bags wrapped around her arms.
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SEATTLE — Standing in a supermarket produce aisle, her face shadowed with dread, the middle-aged woman speaks directly to the camera and makes a plea for common decency.
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His 2013 movie "Gloria" also centers on a divorced middle-aged woman who lives by herself and doesn't like the hairless cat who keeps stealthily invading her place.
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I happened to be in Nogales, Mexico, to talk to migrants — and on that visit I saw a middle-aged woman praying before her meal in a shelter.
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Moore plays her in a way that seems suspended between an afterlife and actual existence, as a viable middle-aged woman resisting the retiring ghostliness expected of her.
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In the shade I meet a middle-aged woman named Samantha; she's got a sign that says "I'm Secular and I Vote" and a "Ready for Hillary" pin.
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Realistically, a middle-aged woman who was married without children would be much more focused on her career and less focused on this Mr. Big: 'Does he love me?
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It's also shocking, really, that a middle-aged woman led a sci-fi horror movie around a political theme (and where Daniel Craig is definitely in the girlfriend role).
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A middle-aged woman named Diane had come to the festival from Torrington, CT, with her 25-year-old daughter, whom she credits with getting her into the show.
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So how did the pricey blue hue, sourced solely from Afghanistan during this period, end up on the teeth of a middle-aged woman in a German monastic community?
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While each timeline features a disappearance — a baby and a middle-aged woman both go missing — these not-quite-palindromic years are less mirror images, more cause and effect.
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Sporting I taught myself to walk a tightrope in high heels after seeing a middle-aged woman do it in a circus tent on the banks of the Thames.
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Robyn, or Bob, as she likes to be called, is an energetic middle-aged woman who grew up on a farm north of Auckland and knows the land well.
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Jump to his latest, "Wonder Wheel," which is about a desperate, morally reprehensible middle-aged woman whose lover, an Allen surrogate, ditches her for her bodacious, much younger stepdaughter.
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She is now a hard-drinking, prescription-drug-abusing middle-aged woman who lives in a trailer park and served time in prison for killing her husband, the Grinch.
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I've lost my sibling, and now, as a middle-aged woman, what I have to look forward to is making those decisions about my parents' health care on my own.
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Now, almost 15 years later, I'm a middle-aged woman who's been stuck in a holding pattern most of her adult life, unable to heal fully or to move forward.
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"We always knew that what we wanted her to look like was a real middle-aged woman with a past that she wears on her face," Kusama told the magazine.
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"We always knew that what we wanted her to look like was a real middle-aged woman with a past that she wears on her face," Kusama told the magazine.
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A middle-aged woman became sick more than a decade ago after enjoying a salad at a banquet hosted by a California hotel; her debilitating symptoms continue to this day.
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On his way to Kolmac, he passed several homeless people, including a middle-aged woman who went by the name Bicycles, because of the bike she took with her everywhere.
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I saw one middle-aged woman shuffle into a market carrying what must have been 200 pounds of apples on her back, in boxes tied by ropes around her chest.
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A dirt path at the western end of the market leads to a shack where I saw a middle-aged woman dressed in purple selling chips, candy, soda, and beer.
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At a community center in southern Florida, a middle-aged woman handing out Republican pamphlets reached frantically for her pepper spray as a man supporting Hillary Clinton charged at her.
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Several monks in orange robes sat at a small shrine with two golden deer statues near the cave mouth, chanting, as a middle-aged woman knelt and prayed before them.
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I watched mothers watching me, wondering how I got the job and what had happened to the busty no-nonsense middle-aged woman one might imagine as more qualified for it.
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Gein, who was a favorite of local children and even baby-sat for a neighbor, was judged to have murdered at least one other middle-aged woman and possibly many more.
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Written and directed by Kang Hyeong-cheol, the original Sunny follows a middle-aged woman who tries to fulfill her friend's dying wish of reuniting their group of high school friends.
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"A middle-aged woman watched a fairy hunt children by the side of a river; the implication was that the fairy wanted to drown the children," recalls Young of one respondent.
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Squeezed into a corner at the back of the stuffy Chennai courtroom, a middle-aged woman leans against the blue walls, clutching polythene bags full of documents to prove her claim.
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On another side of Paris, a middle-aged woman wearing a scarf on her head, a long skirt and long-sleeved sweater said she, too, almost never goes to the beach.
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Laura Palmer — now a middle-aged woman, going by Carrie Page, whom Cooper found in Odessa, Texas — stares up at the house where she lived and suffered before her untimely death.
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In a scene from the season two finale, Maura lies on a hotel bed, straddled by a similarly middle-aged woman who likely shares our protagonist's love of shawls and NPR.
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" A middle-aged woman who likewise was excused said that when she walked into court Monday morning "I looked right at him and in my head I said, 'He's a snake.
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"When the neighbor goes up the stairs, the whole place shakes," said Khedidja Dhamani, a middle-aged woman who lives on the Rue d'Aubagne down the street from the collapsed buildings.
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Ms. MacDowell will appear in a small independent film called "Love After Love" on Hulu next month, as a middle-aged woman finding her way after the death of her spouse.
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One activist, Miranda, a middle-aged woman wearing sunglasses, stands on the side of the road eating medjool dates as she watches her peers climb on top of a police van.
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A middle-aged woman, a local doctor called Helen Davidson, drove to a lay-by just a little farther up this road and parked her car there to walk her dog.
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One ad starts with a Fox News clip that described the emails as "dismissing the entire Catholic belief system" and then cut to a middle-aged woman looking directly into the camera.
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Photographs taken by a Rakhine lawmaker and obtained by Reuters show the blood-smeared bodies of four people, including a young boy and a middle-aged woman, lying in a dusty pit.
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Constand: "now, almost 15 years later, I'm a middle aged woman who's been stuck in a holding pattern for most of her adult life, unable to heal fully or move forward." pic.twitter.
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In contrast, "The Woman in Front of the Camera" is a three-minute film by Hu Xiangqian of a middle-aged woman dancing, oblivious to the crowd surrounding her—and utterly entranced.
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Perhaps it was more plausible that a middle-aged woman in Chile several years ago had never heard of this recreational activity, but it is less likely in a modern American city.
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And I am equally a fat middle-aged woman, so I understand how frustrating it is not necessarily being able to fit in clothes that go up to an American size 10.
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One of the patients, a middle-aged woman who also suffered from depression, went from eating 2 pounds of chocolate candy a day to having no interest in chocolate after taking bupropion.
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GANTA KANACHAMA, Ethiopia (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Workinesh Denda, a stocky middle-aged woman, arranges hand-made stoves in a neat line in a small shop in Ganta Kanachama village, in southern Ethiopia.
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In a video, a middle-aged woman who looks like Weeds lead Nancy Botwin's straight-laced sister, inserts a single-use weed pod in her CannaCloud, waits a minute, and gracefully inhales.
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There's the art, of course: acrylic paintings, a polyester parabolic lens with a mirror-like surface, a fiberglass sculpture of a middle-aged woman poised to dig into a melting banana split.
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There is nothing to immortalize unless you are a writer or artist moved to render the image of an exhausted-looking middle-aged woman staring at a screen-full of Amazon reviews.
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I could feel hope and excitement brimming on the metro, where I rode standing beside a middle-aged woman from New York, who brought her 81-year-old mother in a wheelchair.
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"A well-dressed, middle-aged woman with her arms full of packages ran down the tracks as the 3:05 train came into the station," according to a story in The Times.
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In the early months of 2016, Weiner exchanged explicit messages with at least 19 women, his lawyers revealed in their sentencing memorandum, including more than 1,500 messages sent to one middle-aged woman.
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" Mark Harris, 48 Canton, Ga. _____ "The same with Muslims getting on airplanes: I think we should spend 25 times as much time searching a Muslim young man than a white middle-aged woman.
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I have no plans to transform myself into some generalized notion of a middle-aged woman in the future, nor to employ surgery or Botox and its ilk to try to look younger.
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A middle-aged woman told of waking up every morning to find a coating of film on her car, of struggling to breathe, and said TCEQ merely issued assurances that everything was fine.
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As a (just over) middle-aged woman herself, Hillary Clinton's loss — even to Indivisible leader Carol Fiore, who didn't vote for her in the primaries — cut so deeply and so personally to this group.
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Finding no luck as a middle-aged woman, she passes herself off as 26, wins an assistant job at a New York publishing house and moves in with a hip friend in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
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Driven onward by that anxious loneliness — and some extremely Midwestern instinct, like not wanting to be impolite — I knock on the door and am met by a smiling, extremely perky, late-middle-aged woman.
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During the Q&A portion of the insurance seminar, a middle-aged woman stood up and announced she was closing her wedding planner business to pursue DJing, which elicited strong cheers from the audience.
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This Japanese horror classic from director Kaneto Shindo features a middle-aged woman and her young daughter-in-law struggling to survive on their own in a remote hut during a time of war.
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There was the middle-aged woman from Kazakhstan who had reported early for her first day of work in America, and the young bond trader who was killed on her one-month wedding anniversary.
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Knoxville Fire Department captain DJ Corcoran said that when the firefighters arrived at the apartment, they found a middle-aged woman fanning away light smoke, which was emanating from the interior of the apartment.
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At a Cogolin bakery where Algerian pastries are nestled next to the baguettes, a middle-aged woman, asked about her country's politicians, says she has "a real desire to kick them all up the backside".
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After sustaining over 200 bee stings, the middle-aged woman—identified only by her first name Maria—is now in critical condition at Saddleback Hospital in nearby Laguna Hills, but she is expected to survive.
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That was the judgment of Europe's top human rights court when it rejected a decision by Portuguese judges that reduced damages to a middle-aged woman who could not have sex after a botched operation.
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But, so one of the patients that really stands out for me was a middle-aged woman who actually had HIV in the early days, and helping her kind of come to terms with that.
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Abby (Abby McEnany, who also created the series) is an anxious, queer, middle-aged woman in Chicago, and she has a plan: If things don't improve in 180 days, she is going to kill herself.
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In "Sympathy," we find a middle-aged woman named Faith enjoying "Bringing Up Baby" on her DVR one Saturday afternoon while her husband, Freddie, is out with his older brother at a horror movie matinee.
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Others, including a middle-aged woman and her three children, lowered themselves from the bridge on a ladder and climbed onto a makeshift raft that delivered them to Mexico as federal police officers watched nearby.
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After four weeks there, I was traveling by car with several friends I had met at surf school when we came upon a red-faced, middle-aged woman hitchhiking on the outskirts of a small village.
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English, as Joy Press's Stealing The Show reveals, insisted on a having her titular lead, played by Candice Bergen, be a middle-aged woman rather than a nubile 20-something-year-old actress for complexity's sake.
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The title character, a middle-aged woman in Madrid, interrupts everything in her life when she learns that her daughter, who cut off ties when she was 18, is living in Switzerland and married with children.
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JULIETA From Spain and Pedro Almodóvar, the story of a middle-aged woman in Madrid who drops everything when she hears news about her long-lost daughter, who left home at 18 and cut off contact.
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PUPPETS —hang on doors and porches of the families of the arrested, except for one puppet lying on the cement: a middle-aged woman wearing a child like a broken arm, her mouth filling with snow.
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EXQUISITA AGONÍA A middle-aged woman seeking love and a young man who's just received a new heart are the central characters in this romance by the Pulitzer-winning playwright Nilo Cruz ("Anna in the Tropics").
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When she is assigned her own false identity and charged with befriending a middle-aged woman who is a Nazi sympathizer, the humor tilts toward the madcap; Juliet is, at best, a sloppy and capricious spy.
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Using an implant that stimulates activity in key areas of the brain, they restored near-normal levels of brain function to a middle-aged woman who was severely injured in a car accident 18 years ago.
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"As a middle-aged woman now, I am absolutely amazed that I don't feature anywhere in our mainstream visual culture," Ms. Starkey told the editor and writer Liz Jobey in an interview published in the book.
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BARI PROVINCE, Italy — In a second-floor apartment in the southern Italian town of Santeramo in Colle, a middle-aged woman sat in a black-padded chair this summer, hard at work at her kitchen table.
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I haven't yet figured it out if it will be Robin as the three year old that she was, this kind of chubby, vivacious child or if she'll come as a middle-aged woman, an older woman.
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We watched a middle-aged woman with a sweet, soft face and a young girl's voice talk about the day that she was standing in line at St. Joseph's and the girl in front of her vomited.
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How does the single, middle-aged woman live when she's not relegated to the role of the cautionary tale, the punchline spinster, the wacky aunt whose family suffers her visits out of equal parts love and pity?
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That won't go far with the conspiracy theorists watching at home, but it may convince a skeptical middle-aged woman who supported Trump that perhaps it's time to hold him accountable in ways she hadn't considered before.
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That won't go far with the conspiracy theorists watching at home, but it may convince a skeptical middle-aged woman who supported Trump that perhaps it's time to hold him accountable in ways she hadn't considered before.
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In Mr. Spielberg's hands, that decision becomes a ticktock thriller about the freedom of the press, the White House's war on that constitutional right and the middle-aged woman who defended freedom in a fabulous gold caftan.
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A white, evangelical, middle-aged woman who earns fifty thousand dollars a year and has two children is scarcely more likely to vote Republican today if she lives in Springfield, Missouri, than if she lives in Springfield, Massachusetts.
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And Audrey has gone from the girl swaying in the middle of the diner to jazz only she can hear, to a middle-aged woman haranguing the husband she hates while her terrible son beats people to death.
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She should stop trying to appeal to the kids by being cool, and instead be exactly who she is: A thoroughly un-hip middle-aged woman who is probably smarter than you and definitely smarter than her opponent.
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" He was almost out to the street, the crowd around him thinning, when a middle-aged woman in a "pussy hat" called out, in a Brooklyn accent nearly as thick as Schumer's, "What about the first four votes?
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Screenland A rural or rural-seeming scene: In the foreground, in the lower left-hand corner of the frame, a cherubic middle-aged woman with short blond hair and a friendly, expressive face holds up an index finger.
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In between gainful employment, I pick up odd jobs like house painting and my one regular but strange gigs: a fit middle-aged woman who pays me cash to come to her house and give her a foot massage.
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Among his notable later works, in addition to "Katyn," were "The Revenge" (2002), a period comedy with a cast that included Roman Polanski, and "Tatarak" (2009), the story of a middle-aged woman obsessed with a much younger man.
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Just before Christmas, a middle-aged woman who had been living in a 16-bed assisted-living home for the mentally ill in Anchorage began screaming and threatened other residents and the staff, said the home's manager, Erin Terry.
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Publication date: October 8 Elizabeth Strout's Olive Kitteridge, a novel in stories about an abrasive middle-aged woman living in a coastal Maine town, won the Pulitzer in 20113 and became an HBO miniseries starring Frances McDormand in 2014.
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"I had a flower shop for 18 years — and now I'm here out of necessity, not out of joy," said Dimitra, a middle-aged woman who lost her shop in the crisis and now works as a madam on Filis Street.
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Diane Lane plays Anne, a middle-aged woman who, after 18 years of raising her daughter and looking after her movie-producer husband Michael (Alec Baldwin) while running a dress shop in New York City, is now at rather loose ends.
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Now that I am many years post-transition, no one looked at me twice, although whether this is because the Irish are so accepting or if I have simply taken on the invisibility of a middle-aged woman, I cannot say.
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From the other side of the auditorium, a middle-aged woman, also in full costume, sang in reply, and then a robust voice entered the conversation, a strapping young man singing a lyric that made the audience burst into laughter.
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Another online demo shows how similar the AI-generated voices can sound to the actors, with audio alternating between two almost indistinguishable voices — one the human voice-over actor, one her AI-generated voice — that sound like a middle-aged woman.
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"It's wonderful, isn't it?" she said, and I laughed out loud at the secret we now shared, our love of a vaguely prurient novel about how a middle-aged woman seduces her stepson and instructs him into the arts of love.
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The statement included pictures of a veiled, middle-aged woman and five young men, one of whom it said was a Kuwaiti national who had joined Islamic State and planned to bomb a mosque and an interior ministry building during Eid holidays.
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That was followed by a full announcement from Ri Chun Hui, a well-known figure in North Korea best remembered outside the country as the emotional middle-aged woman who delivered the news in 2011 that then-leader Kim Jong Il had died.
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Sinosphere HONG KONG — Eyes flashing, lips curled in operatic scorn, a middle-aged woman holding a placard reading "Evil Cult Falun Gong!" ordered me off the sidewalk outside Hong Kong's convention center, where organ transplant specialists from around the world were gathered.
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A middle-aged woman visiting with her husband and kids took advantage of a momentary distraction (a drag queen on a bicycle) to catch her husband's eye and point suggestively to an upscale sex shop, where it seemed they might return later.
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David Lindsay-Abaire's "Good People," seen on Broadway a year later, depicts a middle-aged woman from a blue-collar Boston neighborhood whose life is thrown into jeopardy when she is fired from her job at a dollar store and cannot find another.
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Josh goes through how a drugs caution or conviction can jeopardize future work or travel plans—for example, not getting into the US. Maria, the middle-aged woman, who discretely managed to have a five-minute nap under her hoodie earlier, starts complaining.
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But then it occurred to me that my anger wasn't the outrage of a child but rather that of a middle-aged woman who had been protected by the privilege of academic tenure from the realities of a changing marketplace for ideas.
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I'm pretty sure that the black woman who is talking about the prejudice she experienced from having a yellow complexion, and that young man who describes his problems as a middle-aged woman of Turkish origin, have borrowed their autobiographies from others.
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Hardy and Miller, reunited in Broadchurch several years after the events of Season 2, are called out when a middle-aged woman reports being raped, and for 15 minutes we watch her being put through the process of evidence-gathering and questioning.
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In this lovely, low-key Argentine movie, a middle-aged woman (an eloquently silent Verónica Llinás) exists without companionship in a primitive hut at the edge of a forest, save for the pack of dogs that live, hunt and sleep with her.
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Luce was particularly good with the elderly, who were grateful for any kindness, and clutched at her hands as if she were not a middle-aged woman with a predilection for melancholy but a young person suffused with purpose and energy, radiantly smiling.
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That's how retiree Felix (Richard Kind) feels in the science fiction movie Auggie as he rounds a corner at the grocery store and sees a middle-aged woman in high-tech glasses, chatting away to a virtual assistant that only she can see.
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"The Clintons seem to be interested in their own financial future, and Mr. Trump seems to be interested in the country's financial future," said a middle-aged woman named M.J., who was sitting on a bench by the water preparing for a job interview.
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During the show, I watched as one middle-aged woman in high heeled boots and black jeans was whirled around, dragged along the floor, and delicately humped on various surfaces — all while still seated, extremely serenely if I may add, in the same chair.
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I didn't make much of this quiet whirr of morning activity until later that week, when a middle-aged woman was brought to the clinic, wild-eyed and blue-lipped for lack of breath, evidently in the throes of a life-threatening asthma flare.
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In interviews with the media, they praised the army's victory, but it's nearly always followed by a desperate plea: "I can't tell you how full of feeling I am right now," said Um Jawhar, a middle-aged woman with two sons in the army.
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Transplant recipients generally only receive basic, anonymous facts about their donor—that they were, say, a middle-aged woman from a neighboring community—but it's possible (and encouraged!) to send an anonymous thank you to the donor's family through the OPO that coordinated the donation.
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The effect is an echo of the cluttered closets and drawers she finds herself excavating once her parents are gone, as well as of the distracted mind of a middle-aged woman trying to balance a creative life with seemingly endless obligations to other people.
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"Qutenza®", a capsaicin patch, in which chilli-pepper extract is used to soothe neuropathic pain, was advertised with a huge poster-sized image of a middle-aged woman in jaunty glasses, curled blonde hair and dark red nails sipping cheerily from a large mug.
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There's the middle-aged woman who is kidnapped off the street in front of her house — by a crew of dominatrixes who tie her up, call her a pig and flog her, the whole experience later revealed to be a birthday present from her girlfriend.
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The statue includes three versions of the I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings author from different stages in her life: a little girl carrying a book, a teenager in her streetcar uniform, and a middle-aged woman holding a copy of her aforementioned book.
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After facing my own demons about my worthiness as a middle-aged woman, I leaned on the courage of these pioneering leaders and ran for the positive changes that still needed to be made for equality and opportunity on behalf of my own community.
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And then one day, I had this image of a tall, big, strong middle-aged woman with what some might say is an unconventional body type — an ex-body builder — opening the door to a storage unit and finding inside a taxidermy hummingbird and a salamander.
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Melbourne By Krystal Ha Recently, I was on a morning peak hour train in Melbourne, and there was a tall, middle-aged woman sitting down on one of the disabled seats, with a young man in front of her standing up (they didn't know each other).
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Among the images in Van Der Zee's portfolio, all from before World War II, are a formal portrait of an affluent, middle-aged woman sitting in a sumptuously appointed drawing room, and a genteel, nude young woman illuminated by the soft glow of a mock fireplace.
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Adapted from Sheila Williams's novel "Dancing on the Edge of the Roof," the film stars Woodard as a middle-aged woman who follows a one-way Greyhound bus ticket from the Columbus, Ohio, projects to Montana, where she turns around a struggling diner and finds refuge (and love).
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The director (Tate Taylor) and the screenwriter (Scotty Landes) take a premise with all kinds of potential — a middle-aged woman first befriends and then terrorizes a bunch of teenagers — and find various ways to mess it up, while also delivering a few jolts and laughs along the way.
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It's the type of encounter I've learned to selectively forget, and the only reason I still remember it is because of the middle-aged woman who, after watching from a few seats over, came over and asked, "Will you be O.K.?" before she exited at the next station.
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Of the myriad fantasies, my favorite room was the drawing chamber — a living area opening to the home's rugged, brunette green grounds — which my guide, Lorna Hepburn, a reserved but kind middle-aged woman who had been a resident at cultural heritage properties for decades, called the "wow" room.
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However, People Kissing has too many silly images that detract from the interesting material it contains: a postcard of a child kissing her dog with the caption "Kiss Me, Sweetie" (1933); a man kissing an ape (1939); and a middle-aged woman kissing a man in a Santa Claus suit (1975).
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I'm not sure Elle completely adds up — it probably has two or three too many plots, and Verhoeven's script leans too heavily on provocation — but I appreciated how epic its scope was for a film that is, ultimately, about a few weeks in the life of a middle-aged woman.
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In the crowd, I got chatting to two other people who were there by themselves — a middle-aged woman with dyed purple hair who was working in the Healing Fields on a massage stall, and a younger girl who'd broken off from her friends for a bit to come and see James.
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In 2129, Maude, a show about an outspoken, middle-aged woman (played by Bea Arthur) living in Tuckahoe, NY, included a storyline in which its title character had the first abortion on primetime network television — two months before the decision in Roe V. Wade effectively legalized the procedure in the United States.
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Our attention shifts among several characters, two of whom might be called the protagonists: Laura (Laura Benson), a middle-aged woman who seems to struggle with loneliness and erotic alienation; and Tómas (Tómas Lemarquis), a younger man whose malaise may have something to do with the alopecia that has rendered his body hairless.
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Big City Last spring, Bhairavi Desai, a middle-aged woman without a driver's license and thus an unlikely leader for thousands of mostly male drivers in the world's largest market for hired vehicles, delivered emotional testimony in front of New York City's Taxi & Limousine Commission about the mounting existential difficulties in her field.
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As much as anything, the American 20th century was marked by women (and men) trying to reorient themselves in a less rigidly defined society, especially after World War II. A middle-aged woman at the end of the 1970s could find herself in a world entirely unlike the Depression-era America she was born into.
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Not too long ago, I attended a street fair in my neighborhood in Brooklyn where a middle-aged woman, an eager home cook who lived a few blocks away, handed me a small bag of granola she had made as a sampling of what she might do if I signed up with the service.
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Notwithstanding that some of my novels have been made into films for the big and small screens, I would trade them all in to see "I Almost Forgot About You" made into a film, because I'd really like to see a middle-aged woman — and a black woman in this case — fall in love.
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"Exquisita Agonía" (opening May 30, at the venerable Repertorio Español, which is celebrating its fiftieth anniversary) is the story of a middle-aged woman named Millie, who goes on a manic search for the recipient of her recently deceased husband's heart, which leads her to fall in love with Amér, who is some thirty years her junior.
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Because someone has clearly decided that restaurants, fast food chains, and even MoonPies should have a capital-V Voice on social media, we have all been forced to endure something even more painful than a middle-aged woman talking about Facebook 'mims': Your granddad's two favorite steakhouses are currently trying to burn each other on Twitter.
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She knew that as a middle-aged woman she was an unusual president, so she made herself the face of Columbia, starring in a print and television ad campaign as the Tough Mother who stood stone-faced as she oversaw absurdist product tests on her son (dropping him out of a helicopter, strapping him to the roof of her car).
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Egyptian society is endlessly diverse, creating fertile ground for contradiction—be it a cup of tea spiked with whiskey in a street café, home delivery from your local liquor shop during Ramadan, a middle-aged woman who hides her drinking from her family, Muslim men donning a galabeya sharing a beer in a smoky bar, or a government that stalls reforming a booming alcohol industry while doubling alcohol taxes.
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Along came a pair of giggling teenage girls who wanted a discount on their bulk buy of pills; a middle-aged woman who wanted tramadol and "Arizona — the baddest weed"; a sex worker who needed pills before starting work; a senior police officer who wanted pills and his weekly bribe money for not arresting the dealers; and a boy of barely 297, who carefully handed over four dirt-stained notes.
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Chinese vlogger who used filter to look younger caught in live-stream glitch Live by the face filter, die by the face filter: Fans of a popular Chinese video blogger who called herself "Your Highness Qiao Biluo" have been left stunned after a technical glitch during one of her live-streams revealed her to be a middle-aged woman and not the young glamorous girl they thought her to be.
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Do not be fooled by its beach-read "chick-lit" cover design, featuring a cartoon of the title character in big Jackie O sunglasses, because Where'd You Go, Bernadette is something much more complicated: It's a mystery thriller about a middle-aged woman—an artistic genius battling a trauma-laden marriage—as related through a satirical epistolary novel about suburban Seattle life, partially narrated by her 15-year-old daughter.
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And though the two end up bonding over their discomfort with some of the responsibilities of public life, any kind of truce is shattered when it gets back to Elizabeth that Jackie has been trash talking her around town, calling her "a middle-aged woman so incurious, unintelligent, and unremarkable that Britain's new reduced place in the world was not a surprise but an inevitability," and publicly snubbing the palace furniture. Ouch.
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The show slowly reveals Heidi's trajectory toward Geist: how, after a long string of nothing jobs, she decides that she wants to become a social worker; how after completing her degree she is so desperate to find work in her field (not an easy task for a middle-aged woman with zero experience) that she leaps at the opportunity to work for a big corporation, even though Geist's methodology is unorthodox and potentially illegal.
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I was at the main march in Washington, D.C., as it happens, and my recollection of the pussy hats is that they were worn by women of all ages, but were particularly favored by a certain kind of middle-aged woman: happy to be there, yet mad as hell at the political situation; defeated but proud to march with her daughters; and very definitely including Generation X, which would seem to contradict Daum's entire premise that coddled millennials have undermined the feminist project with their crude hashtags and embarrassing outfits.
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