Finally, as it does every year, Google is mucking about with the quick settings menu.
|
|
He'd tossed up becoming a journalist, or mucking about with banking like his dear old dad.
|
|
No more mucking about with PGP, and no more wondering just who, exactly, is reading your messages.
|
|
The United States needs to step in to prevent Russia from mucking about with this nascent democratic movement.
|
|
"We started off simply mucking about with chords and raps," Halliwell shared in her autobiography, If Only, of the writing process.
|
|
Just short sessions at a time—one or two events, a little exploration, some mucking about with the most disgusting paint jobs I can envision.
|
|
That said, mucking about with Skyrim on your Switch does mean you can slay a dragon, storm a stronghold or join a guild while taking a shit.
|
|
I still have their original Palm watch – an amazing little bit of technology – and they've been mucking about with Android Wear over the past few months as well.
|
|
But there seemed to be plenty of other options, like sneaking in the back, disguising myself as a guard, or mucking about with the machinery powering the factory.
|
|
During the first season of Stranger Things—which returns to Netflix this Friday—viewers were introduced to the Hawkins National Laboratory, a mysterious high-tech lair in which scientists conduct all sorts of top-secret mucking about with the space-time continuum.
|
|
If a Democrat wins the presidential election — and whether it happens in 2020 or it happens later, the party will win power back eventually — Democrats won't waste time mucking about with the lengthy, bipartisan process and centrist ideas that animated the Affordable Care Act.
|
|
For anyone invested in the survival of the royals, Prince Charles presents a challenge, and Smith's stance is very close to what one imagines a senior palace aide's might be: Charles is far from ideal, but he is what we've got, and there can be no talk of mucking about with the law of succession and replacing him with his son.
|
|
He received it for using the magnetic properties of water scaling to levitate a small frog with magnets. Mark Miodownik said that his award shows that people can still win a Nobel by "mucking about in a lab".Alleyne, Richard. "'Mucking about' with pencil lead and sticky tape wins Nobel Prize for Physics".
|
|
The Independent reported that a similar story was not published, allegedly because Clarke was a friend of newspaper tycoon Rupert Murdoch. Clarke himself said, "I take an extremely dim view of people mucking about with boys," and Rupert Murdoch promised him the reporters responsible would never work in Fleet Street again. Clarke was then duly knighted.
|
|
While ITC Franklin Gothic is the most common release, it has been criticised for modifying the structure of the family considerably. Calligrapher and design historian Paul Shaw argued that it was a failure for "mucking about with the distinctive Franklin Gothic g. In ITC Franklin Gothic...the ear on the g keeps popping up like a schoolchild overly eager to answer a question." An open source interpretation of Franklin Gothic has been made by Impalari Type as Libre Franklin.
|
|
To the Manor Born is set in the fictional village of Grantleigh, in Somerset near the fictional town of Marlbury. The series begins with the funeral of Marton (sic) fforbes-Hamilton, the Lord of the Manor of Grantleigh.The spelling of Audrey's late husband's first name as Marton was originally a typo for Martin on the part of the writer, Peter Spence. When the producer John Lloyd spotted the error, he told Spence to leave it in as "the aristocracy were always mucking about with the spelling of things".
|
|
Ezrin arrived in England in mid-1986 for what Gilmour later described as "mucking about with a lot of demos". At this stage, there was no commitment to a new Pink Floyd release, and Gilmour maintained that the material might become his third solo album. CBS representative Stephen Ralbovsky hoped for a new Pink Floyd album, but in a meeting in November 1986, told Gilmour and Ezrin that the music "doesn't sound a fucking thing like Pink Floyd". By the end of that year, Gilmour had decided to make the material into a Pink Floyd project, and agreed to rework the material that Ralbovsky had found objectionable.
|
|
While representing Sale he played alongside established Welsh international Claude Davey and the two joined up in a 1933 Welsh selection game as part of the 'Possibles' team. Wooller himself believed the selectors were 'mucking about' with him and Davey, so the two were over physical with their opposing numbers, which forced the selectors to choose both of them to face England at Twickenham in 1933. The 1933 England game is seen as a classic in Welsh rugby history as it was the game when the 'Twickenham bogey' was broken after nine failed attempts to beat England on their home ground. Wooler played his part in the match, which is normally remembered as Ronnie Boon's game, when he chased a breakaway Walter Elliot with forty yards to the tryline and tackled him ten yards short of a try.
|
|
Cope's appearance in Coronation Street led to the recording of a novelty pop single "Hands Off, Stop Mucking About" with Tony Hatch. Although the song was not a hit it led to Cope being given a regular slot as a disc jockey with Radio Luxembourg. He played Subutai in the 1965 film of the life of Genghis Khan, and in the same year appeared in Dateline Diamonds playing Lester Benson. He also took leading roles in two "Carry On" films. In Carry On at Your Convenience (1971) he played Vic Spanner, the obnoxious shop steward central to the film's trade union and industrial problems storyline and rival in the film's romantic sub-plot. In Carry On Matron (1972) he took the more sympathetic role of Cyril Carter, the son of a thief who is forced to impersonate a female nurse as part of his father's attempt to rob a maternity hospital.
|
|