The players also munched their way through 2,195kg of bananas.
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She just quietly munched away as he had a conversation.
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They munched happily on their snack, and walked away happily.
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And she was likely a vegetarian who munched on plants.
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While Britain dozed and squabbled, foreign competitors had munched market share.
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Afterwards, the couple munched on a cheese course but skipped dessert.
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As he munched, he went to the end of the line.
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It's similar to modern bird feathers that lice have munched on.
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Guests munched on surf and turf under a tent with dangling chandeliers.
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Everyone munched a truffled lobster roll and drank cold lager or Coke.
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Some scientists thought he might've munched on some kind of prehistoric bacon.
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I munched on the cookie happily all the way to Track 16.
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Perhaps it munched plants, nuts, insects, small animals or mollusks, Dr. Brusatte said.
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It probably munched on things like leaves, pine nuts, mosses and possibly fruits.
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Hundreds of ravenous goats that munched brush that would have fueled the approaching fire.
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Britons munched more than twice as much soft fruit in 2105 as in 2000.
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The monkeys that continued to get cucumbers, which earlier they'd munched on cheerfully, were incensed.
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Some bit holes through leaves while others only munched on the top or bottom layers.
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The small skeleton was covered in organic material, likely the termite-munched remnants of a coffin.
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As herds were moved into barns, and thus away from grass, more and more munched maize.
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Most breakables were shattered in the earthquake, So citizens munched off paper plates, with dirty fingers.
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According to the study&aposs authors, that shows that Lola had recently munched on these foods.
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I sat between the two Amy's PR angels and munched down three lunches-worth of Amy's food.
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It sells every Budweiser slurped, Whopper burger munched and bottle of Heinz ketchup squirted on the planet.
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We swirled, dunked, and munched all four in order to find a favorite once and for all.
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While Ed talked, his dad, Mick, sat to one side and munched on a serve of spring rolls.
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A stream of families walked, jogged, cycled, munched street food and enjoyed live music performances on Sunday morning.
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To manage the stress, the fans munched on sunflower seeds, a fixture of Kurdish gatherings, Mr. Taabur said.
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The girls behind me in the female line somehow munched away on salted chips in the sweltering heat.
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We drove to the top of a hill, where cows and steer quietly munched grass in the sun.
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Did I heck—after playing it at preview and getting munched my share of times, I selected "normal".
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"You can really taste the earth on these," one young man said as he munched on a potato.
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"Many of those outside munched hot dogs as they listened to the speeches over amplifiers," The Times reported.
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As the families munched on Halloween treats at McKenzie's home, they talked about their disappointment in the CDC.
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Inexplicably, the poisonous laundry globs have been munched, cooked, and, because there is no God, vaped for internet fame.
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The mold pig, well, looked like a microscopic pig and munched on fungus, which is how researchers named it.
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Unlike the crumbly and uneven clusters we'd munched in the past, Nourish's granola bite was compact and structurally sound.
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Unlike the paper-thin veggie chips we've munched on in the past, Plant Snacks yuca take had serious weight.
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Party guests sipped on festive cocktails and munched on sushi burritos from the L.A.-based food truck Jogasaki Burrito.
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"Brexit is very bad news for conservation breeding," he told Reuters at the zoo, as elephants munched behind him.
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We toasted over Campari cocktails with a spritz and grapefruit, munched on won ton crisps dunked in edamame dip.
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Recently, behind display boards hung with earrings and necklaces, a black rabbit named Lucas munched a big kale leaf.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - The animals of Sydney's harbourside Taronga Zoo munched celebratory meals on Friday, to mark the park's centenary.
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With the right recipes, there are seriously satisfying meat- and dairy-free options out there just begging to be munched.
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Between rounds, the game reminds you that yummy yummy human meat is just waiting to be sliced, dried, and munched.
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Australians will know these finger foods off by heart, as they've likely munched these over and over at different parties.
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But Facebook, by being the largest social network in the history of the world, has basically munched them all together.
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When Candice was there, she munched on popcorn to soothe her nerves while Eli and Darron were on the field.
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After attending Christmas services with her family last year, she munched on a candy cane — as did her brother George!
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The caterpillars munched the plants with no extra defenses down to bare sticks before turning on one another for nourishment.
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Until recently, the giant tortoise munched on twigs, leaves and grass, an unhealthy diet for such a large and aging tortoise.
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Element Dipped Rice Cakes & Corn Cakes These aren't anything like the old-school rice cakes everyone munched on in the '80s.
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That's right, the actor munched on a real bison liver for a scene in The Revenant, opening wide on Jan. 8.
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DES MOINES — They have munched on pork chops in the heat of summer and hunted game in the dead of winter.
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Part 2: The Night Out A good time was had by all, indicated by the half-munched pill in the baggie.
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Kayla, Michael, and my friend Aileen, who had come up from Syracuse, N.Y., munched on traditional Mexican tacos and Ethiopian sambusas.
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Curry, who munched on a breakfast sandwich at the green of his first hole, missed badly on his opening tee shot.
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And although it does not offer a blooming show for its sippers, it can be dipped and munched — oh, and Instagrammed, too.
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Back in 2011, elephants enjoyed their Halloween treats, as did the fruit bats, who munched on the pumpkins while hanging upside down.
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I duck-munched, beer-sipped, and took in the scenery, which is what you do most of the time in George Town.
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Diners munched on pot pie and mash, and a few could be heard ordering extra rounds to help ease the day's stress.
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No one gets munched on by overly aggressive hounds, but I think we can all agree that Edward is such a Ramsay.
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Fries were instead delicately munched at sit down restaurants — in turn becoming less fast and more French (with truffle oil and Parmesan).
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But while theirs was of blissful nirvana, our enthusiasm was replaced by heavy breathing as we arduously munched our way towards oblivion.
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Morgan and Luke Mackley were taking wedding photos in Saugatuck, Michigan, when a deer crashed their pictures and munched on Morgan's bouquet.
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Before the hearing began, Representative Steve Cohen, Democrat of Tennessee, munched on Kentucky Fried Chicken on the dais as press cameras clicked.
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The mother of one covered her breasts with slices of pepperoni pizza as she munched on another silce while looking at the camera.
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These serrated, shears-like jaws weren't the jaws of a carnivore, or of a dinosaur that munched on easily-crushed fruit, for example.
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Their eye sockets were located near the roof of the skull, allowing them to keep watch for predators while they munched on foliage.
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Like many of the munched-out students who were ordering up Campus Cookies, Davidson did, indeed, inhale during his college years and beyond.
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As the group munched on samosas, he explained that the boiled sheep innards he had tried to bring from Scotland had been confiscated.
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But this dead dino wasn't found along a coastline, where it would have munched leafy greens in an environment similar to the Florida Everglades.
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Inspired by fire, one wing was filled with soot-colored tables and copper-treated, flamelike glass orb lights; diners munched on black coal flatbreads.
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He nonchalantly munched on the carob cookies that I made for my bake sale, not even noticing the elimination of chocolate, sugar or butter.
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As I munched an apple admiring the scene, a raindrop fell on my knee; then I felt another on the back of my neck.
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This pimento cheese is the ideal companion for bread when you're munched out, watching Netflix, crushing beers, or doing all of the above simultaneously.
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You know, those miscellaneous food bits left over from the dregs of your cocktail, or sometimes half munched on, depending on how tipsy you are.
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During the festivities, guests sipped on specialty CÎROC Black Raspberry cocktails, like "Okurrr" and "Black Rose," and munched on tuna poke tacos and Wagyu sliders.
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As monochrome-draped sneakerheads in athleisure and Vetements hoodies milled around the cavernous space buying merchandise, Mr. Beckham munched Flamin' Hot Cheetos and eyed footwear.
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As I munched on raw crackers smeared with macadamia nut butter, the thought of devouring, say, a cheeseburger seemed as wrong as munching on thumbtacks.
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As they munched, she would give presentations setting out who among them had—and, by omission, who had not—signed up to the government's tax amnesty.
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After leaving a recently evicted troupe of wax worms in a plastic bag one day, Bertocchini found that the critters had munched their way to freedom.
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Women ahead of an afternoon shopping excursion munched on $38 Palm Beach Shrimp Salads and sides of Freds' famous, $12 Belgian Pommes Frites dipped in mayo.
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Blue Ivy munched along while seemingly taking a break from motioning her parents to quiet down as they applauded while Camila Cabello gave a moving speech.
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With themed snacks for each team, the Obama family munched on Carolina pulled pork sliders with creamy slaw, German beer brats and smoked baby back ribs.
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After spending hours carving out windows, tires, and the trunk of the truck, Milano heated up his masterpiece, doused it in gravy, and munched it up.
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Rob Bishop, from Utah, munched a hamburger at a press conference, saying that such an act would be "illegal" if the Green New Deal became law.
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The grateful twosome happily munched on treats from the fire chief's hand until animal control officials arrived and moved the animals to a local rescue, reports Shared.
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They munched leaves from trees, thrashing and breaking branches spiked with long thorns, or stood basking in the sun, swaying their trunks and fanning their giant ears.
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Guests munched on o'dourves, sipped on champagne and enjoyed an acrobat performance all while a plane banner that read "Happy Birthday Cookie & Earvin" flew over their heads.
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Once they stepped their bootie-covered feet onto the mansion's marble floors and munched their mood-enhancing edible gummies, Candy figured it was every girl for herself.
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About a decade ago, a farmer in Prince Edward Island, Canada, noticed that his cows were healthier when they munched on washed-up seaweed along the shore.
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After the show, family and friends gathered down the block at Shun Lee, in honor of Chinese New Year, where guests munched on dumplings, ribs and langoustines.
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One of his fellow-protesters tells me that Hillary has had oral sex with many female world leaders ("She's munched with a lot of our enemies, man").
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Guests, including Top Amazon executives, munched on sliders, mingled at the bar and lined up in the back of the venue to take pictures in the photo booth.
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Undeterred by polls showing Clinton ahead in the race, the GOP faithful in the room munched on pizza and snacks as they applauded and laughed at Trump's zingers.
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For at least part of the year these duck-billed dinosaurs may have munched on rotting logs because they contained stores of crustaceans and other invertebrates, Chin said.
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After the rehearsal parade on Estrada do Galeão ended, she sat outside with friends who poured beer from bottles and munched on French fries from a nearby stand.
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Hours earlier, people sipped grapefruit mojitos (one agency executive described it as overly leafy) and munched on sushi, hot dogs, macaroni and cheese, and warm chocolate chip cookies.
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The country's 40th president munched on jelly beans to quit smoking and quickly fell in love with the candy, often keeping a stash nearby in the White House.
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In the 1950s, both burros and wild horses were hunted by ranchers whose vegetation they munched on, and their populations dipped, according to the American Wild Horse Campaign.
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And as Packer pointed out, the 1898 case certainly wasn't the only time lions munched on man—in 1991 a lion in Mfuwe, Zambia ate six people, for example.
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Days before Mr. Spielberg's 72nd birthday, wearing a suede jacket and 1860s-style boots from his 2012 opus, "Lincoln," the director munched a granola bar at the foundation's headquarters.
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Fit City Briana Butler, a super-toned dance instructor wearing booty shorts that read "Toot Toot" across the back, munched on a snack in an empty Midtown dance studio.
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A new fossil found in Antarctica, given a name that translates to "Antarctic king," was an iguana-sized dinosaur relative called an archosaur that munched on amphibians and bugs.
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Jay Buhner, the former Mariners slugger, enjoyed some grasshoppers on Tuesday, and Todd Kalas, the broadcaster for the visiting Houston Astros, munched on a few in the press box.
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If not, maybe you saw them in another video as he munched on a bowl of breakfast cereal and thumbed a diamond-studded chain featuring Stewie from Family Guy.
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I munched on hummus and pita chips, because I had foolishly skipped dinner to nurse the giant bruise forming on my ass after a day spent falling on it.
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The candy earned its place in pop-culture history in 2003, when Carrie Bradshaw munched on a few pieces while contemplating the deflation of her girls' weekend in Atlantic City.
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The genial pair (Mr Hurd is an ex-CIA agent unafraid to criticise Mr Trump) drew national attention with their livestreamed journey, as they munched bad food and debated politics.
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At Wuffstock, Harry posed for his Psychedelic Photo Booth souvenir, munched on "groovy granola" treats and barked at his buddies bobbing for apples at the filled-to-capacity Halloween bash.
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"It would be a dereliction of our responsibility if we didn't try," said Mr. Schumer, who munched casually on a frozen Three Musketeers bar as he laid out his vision.
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The large animal munched on a few of the tropical plants by the doors, reports Anchorage Daily News, but didn't seem to take a shine to the ad-hoc salad bar.
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Specifically, he has a major passion for Twizzlers, the red, chewy, twisted candy that you probably munched on when you saw Gosling extolling the virtues of jazz while singing and dancing.
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At the Erewhon market a mile away, both the middle-aged and millennials sipped to-go coffees and munched plates of roasted organic carrots and beets at clusters of outdoor tables.
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During yet another chopper break, music thumped as a jovial M.C. whipped up the audience, who munched boxed dinners and huddled in blankets in the crisp (for Los Angeles) November night.
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These were low-key events, according to videos of the games, where tepid fans munched sesame seeds and watched their blue-and-white clad soccer heroes play and, sadly, often lose.
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"They slept a bit, munched on their bamboo and nibbled on some cookies," Andreas Ochs, a Berlin veterinarian who accompanied the couple, told reporters at Berlin's Schönefeld airport shortly after arrival.
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She headed to the restaurant, and—while Sanders and her friends munched on cheeseboards—called the staff into a huddle in the kitchen, and asked if they wanted Sanders to leave.
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They scribbled on brightly colored Post-It notes, created "user profiles" of the individual they envisioned using their product, and munched on a catered spread of Nutella crepes and ham sandwiches.
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For their meal, the duo munched on the protein-heavy garbage salad (Disick told PEOPLE it's his favorite at the restaurant), some rainbow sliders, and Sugar Factory's famed goblets (though sans-alcohol).
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An EU-funded project has placed Cyprus on the frontline to deal with an invasion of marauding lionfish which have munched their way through the eastern Mediterranean in the past five years.
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One of these extinct kangaroos, known as a short-faced kangaroo, boasted a single-toed clawed foot (modern-day roos have three toes), weighed more than 260 pounds, and munched on plants.
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When I wasn't ordering expensive take-out, I munched on fistfuls of stale almonds and glared at the stove, willing it to catch fire as I overflowed with dread, disdain, and despair.
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The Corolla Wild Horse Fund, which manages the resilient beauties, posted a series of photos after the storm showing several of them seemingly unbothered as they munched on grass in the rain.
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This morning, however, as I munched on my delicious cereal, I wondered if I was actually getting the nutrition I needed to take on the day from this sugary bowl of cereal.
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During the Jomon period, and prior to the introduction of rice farming, these weevils munched on stored acorns and chestnuts, which the ancient Japanese kept inside of storage huts known as pit houses.
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Last year in India, a team of scientists led by Roberto Battiston from the Museums Canal di Brenta in Italy watched as a single mantis munched on nine guppy fish over several days.
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Soon a few attendees complained to the cops, and the guy wound up getting questioned by the police while he munched away at his hunk of dead animal while a fly buzzed nearby.
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Steadily the rain fell, dripping out of the tubas of the bands and softening the sandwiches, but Her Majesty's subjects munched on with stoic British spirit, standing up to cheer as she passed.
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The Australian DJ/producer is probably far from the only person who has ever munched on some raw rump at Burning Man, but he's certainly been chewed out over it more than anyone.
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As I munched my way through an unnecessary amount of food, I watched a man at a table near me get his shoes shined while he dined, which seemed pretty luxurious to me.
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As my wife and I munched and sipped, our eyes took in the view beyond the vineyard, phalanx upon phalanx of high rounded hills fading from green to gray in the softening light.
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D&aposSouza and Bell think that an odd satellite galaxy of Andromeda called M32 is the lost galaxy&aposs corpse — the bones left behind after the big, nasty spiral munched off M32p&aposs meat.
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According to the researchers, the 19-foot-long (about 6 meter) beast was even nastier than its closest relatives who munched on fish—Lemmysuchus used its broad, flat teeth to snack on sea turtles.
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While waiting for a deal to be struck, Republican senators munched on lazy lobster and Maine potatoes with blueberry pie for dessert at a luncheon in the Capitol put on by Maine's Susan Collins.
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In fact, it was someone else who first suggested I try to keep a record of those lunchtime chats when, as he munched on his baguette, my grandfather would open up about the past.
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As I munched on the starchy, pea-flavored plant, he told me that when European settlers first came to Australia, they snacked on this plant for its familiar taste of spring peas from back home.
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On Shrim's menu, puchkas are served as a starter but in Calcutta they are munched on the roadside throughout the day, and especially popular amongst those who like their snacks to come with a challenge.
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In the video, which was shared on Instagram, Sheeran can be heard belting "Happy birthday to three-time Super Bowl-performing Bruno," as Mars munched on a cupcake assortment while wearing a gold party hat.
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After the prologue, before the park welcomes Alan Grant et al, there's one gun in the whole film, and the guy who's got it doesn't manage a single kill before he's munched on by Velociraptors.
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He has an almost Clintonian (Bill) ability to make regular voters feel listened to and included; in the squares of Saarbrücken he slapped backs, munched a sausage and bantered with shoppers without a trace of awkwardness.
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The two arrived to the restaurant on David Grutman's boat "SS Groot" -- and Kylie used her hoodie to try and stay incognito as they dined on a private terrace where they munched on pizza and seafood.
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Inside Sanders' Super Tuesday party, the crowd chugged beers, danced, and munched pizza as they watched results from across the country pop up on CNN, which was being projected on a giant screen above the stage.
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Once you've munched your way all the way down to Roomano's wax rind, you might be so turnt for cheese that you text "sup?" at 3 AM to that cheese you ghosted a month ago on Gratr.
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They munched the 30 pounds or so of hacked-up sugar cane and sorghum stalks they are allotted and lapped up all the water they wanted, a precious gift in this drought-stricken part of the country.
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Classes were officially canceled, and any "sister" who didn't leave town was invited to hunker down in our TV room with her sleeping bag, where we munched popcorn and watched movies, secure in the safety of our numbers.
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Over the course of six and a half hours, Mr. Buffett, 86, and Mr. Munger, 93, touched upon a wide range of topics, as they sipped Coca-Cola and munched on See's candies (from two of Berkshire's holdings).
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As the 13,000-pound animals stripped branches from trees and munched absent-mindedly on leaves, the few other tourists staying there — a group from the United States embassy, escaping N'Djamena for a long weekend — gathered to snap photos.
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I don't have much good to say about the random guy who munched Mr. Cattelan's banana, though it continues a long tradition of literalists who like bringing conceptual art from the realm of ideas back down to Earth.
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The country's biggest local retail chain, Konzum, said that the sale of crisps was up by 100 percent on Wednesday, compared to a year ago, as fans munched through the 2-1 extra time win over England in the semi-final.
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They munched on passed appetizers like crab cakes and Kentucky hot browns (a local dish involving bacon, turkey, gravy and tomato) and sipped signature cocktails: one a strawberry tequila drink, and the other a blue beverage incorporating Kentucky bourbon and blueberries.
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At the party, which was held at the Good Housekeeping Institute at the Hearst Tower, Mixon, 36, and guests munched on Georgetown cupcakes and other small bites, sipping on cocktails (and mocktails) while pampering themselves with manicures and mini massages.
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Sitting in the shade of a quiet side garden of the Lazy Lizard cafe, we munched on crisp loaves of homemade bread and a Karoo Plate, stocked with a cornucopia of the Karoo's offerings — lamb, cheese, Bulgarian yogurt, figs and olives.
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Lawmakers munched on Chick-fil-A takeout as Mr. Mulvaney delivered the president's ultimatum on the health measure: Fall in line behind it or accept that former President Barack Obama's Affordable Care Act would be the law of the land.
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Princess Kate's sister made a surprise appearance (along with her gorgeous engagement ring!) at an afternoon tea on Monday with members of a heart support group from the British Heart Foundation, where they talked and munched on recipes from her new cookbook, Heartfelt.
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Meanwhile, inside the venue, moviegoers munched on free bags of Johansson's very own caramel popcorn from her Paris popcorn shop, Yummy Pop, which offers a variety of unique flavors —but a standout favorite for Johansson is the salted caramel and Nutella flavor.
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The hired goats munched through brush to create a fire break that slowed the blaze and let firefighters douse flames on Wednesday before they reached exhibits like an Air Force One jet and a piece of the Berlin Wall, a library spokeswoman said.
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The newly installed first family and their congressional hosts munched on Maine lobster as an appetizer before moving on to to grilled angus beef for the main course, while waiters made the rounds filling their etched glasses with Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon.
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Peter Rushton—a balding, white-haired man with the air of an elderly academic—munched on a shop-bought wrap as he waited for the attending police to unblock the door so he could listen to a series of anti-Semitic speeches.
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"This whole thing feels like the prep to a Wild West shootout where the businesses shutter and the women shoo their children upstairs," said Phillip Fassieux, 36, as he munched on an egg bagel at Bodo's, a few blocks from the Lee statue.
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Bei Bei, which means "precious treasure," munched his last American breakfast of bamboo and leaf eater biscuits early on Tuesday before entering a custom travel crate that was loaded onto a truck for the trip to Dulles International Airport, the zoo said.
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Wedding Hairstyle Idea: Glam Wedding-Worthy Waves After dancing the night away to beats by DJ Steve 1der and posing for photos in the Open Air photo booth, the newlyweds and their guests munched on a dessert bar and late-night sliders and fries.
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It again lacked anything satisfying, so I was miserable the entire day, particularly when I somberly followed my friends to dinner at Sweetgreen (probably my all-time favorite fast-casual restaurant) that night and sipped the ubiquitous green juice as they munched on salads.
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In the cool hush of a law firm's conference room, 21982 floors above central Los Angeles, he munched sandwiches with California's most successful living Republican, Pete Wilson, a three-term mayor of San Diego later elected four times statewide as a senator, then governor.
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As they munched on pizza and dodged the few raindrops that worked their way through the dense canopy, the knot of young men and women were quickly put through the paces of how to conduct a political canvass by organizers from the Democratic Socialists of America.
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At the Saturday night opening of the clubhouse of the Trump International Golf Club, Dubai, guests munched on mini chicken burgers and sipped fizzy lemonade while Eric Trump and Donald Trump Jr., the president's adult sons, lauded the ruler of Dubai and their business partner, Hussain Sajwani.
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Guests munched on chilled prawns and picked at overflowing charcuterie boards while dishing about the speeches at the previous night's White House Correspondents' Association (WHCA) dinner, with buzz centering on punchy lines from association president Olivier Knox and Alexander Hamilton biographer Ron Chernow, the headliner for this year's event.
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The little ones hunted for eggs on the lawn — including golden plastic ones stuffed with cash — and munched on snacks like multicolored Rice Krispies Treats on a stick, carrot-topped cupcakes, egg-shaped cookies, golden donuts and "rainbow grilled cheese sandwiches shaped like eggs," as Kardashian West described on social media.
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As they munched away, they could read an e-mail signed by "Leandra English, Acting Director", a relatively young staff member whom Mr Cordray promoted to deputy director on his way out, with the intention of putting her in charge under the authority of a clause in the Dodd-Frank Act.
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"I really love Skittles, because as you see, they come orange and yellow, red and purple, all the different colors, and they come all together in a bag ... kind of like a rainbow," Gutiérrez told the IRS commissioner, who chuckled as the lawmaker munched on the candy: http://bit.ly/2cSglTR.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - Farming in several Asian countries is under threat from a type of crop-damaging insects that have munched their way from the Americas and across Africa, the United Nations' food agency said on Wednesday as global experts commence a three-day meeting to discuss ways to limit the damage.
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CreditCreditTony Luong LOS ANGELES — On a warm September evening in the Hollywood Hills, guests at a book party for the writer Susan Faludi sipped prosecco and munched on lotus root chips in the courtyard of the Spanish-style home of the journalist Steve Oney and his wife, the interior designer Madeline Stuart.
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I got some work done, looked at souvenirs in the gift shop -- lots of t-shirts, mugs and shot glasses emblazoned with crabs -- munched on an Aunt Annie's pretzel and kept checking the Tesla app on my phone to see how much longer it would be before the car was charged enough for us to get going.
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This year's Wimbledon upheld a number of tried-and-true traditions in the tennis world: Matches were played on grass courts, as always; every player arrived adorned in all-white attire; and spectators munched on strawberries and cream on the sidelines, as they have for the entire history of the storied tournament (which dates back to 1877).
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The village of Balve is weird and picturesque; over the course of a half hour, I explored a grocery store, found the bank, encountered a curious preponderance of mammoth statues, bought chocolate milk and sweet chilli crisps in Aldi, then sat down in the sunshine and munched as a car drove by blasting Dolly Parton's "Jolene".
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Once inside the opulent ballroom, which was anchored by a massive floating chandelier that featured some 2,000 tubes of light constructed from recycled material, guests munched on a primarily plant-based menu — a delight to Joaquin Phoenix, the vegan best actor winner, who was seen planting a big kiss on Todd Philips, the director of "Joker," before heading over to the engraving room.
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At times they go straight for the cash: in 22012, termites consumed around ten million rupees' worth of banknotes in a branch of the State Bank of India in Uttar Pradesh; two years later, termites munched part of the way through the savings of an elderly woman in Guangdong, who had wrapped four hundred thousand yuan in plastic and put it in a drawer.
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At dinner we munched on macaroni with creamy Appenzeller cheese at Café-Hotel Appenzell, on the wide Landsgemeindeplatz, the village square where inhabitants come together on the last Sunday of April to vote; we discussed direct democracy and how the canton of Appenzell Innerrhoden was the last of the 26 cantons to grant women the right to vote on canton-related issues in 1991.
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I strained to imagine the Tail Up Goat's groovy young customers defecting en masse to Morton's on Connecticut Avenue, a clubby haunt of Republican establishment types where, almost exactly two years earlier, a veteran conservative journalist munched on a cigar and scoffed while two D.C. nobodies named Corey Lewandowski and Hope Hicks sought to convince him that their new boss, Donald Trump, really was going to run for president this time.
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As the leaders munched on a mix of shrimp, crab, meatballs and other snacks in the State Dining Room, Trump repeated his baseless claim he lost the popular vote because millions of people illegally cast ballots for Democratic nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE.
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Brie Larson Taylor Swift, Austin Swift and Lorde Chris Rock Lady Gaga Jessica Biel and Justin Timberlake Sofia Vergara Jon Hamm Kerry Washington Sam Smith Selena Gomez Jessica Alba Kate Hudson Elizabeth Banks James Corden Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton Larry David, Judd Apatow, Martin Short, Bill Maher, David Steinberg and Eugene Levy Tyler Oakley Once inside the party, stars including Larson kicked off their shoes and munched on long-awaited burgers to celebrate the end of the awards season run.
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