When trained with a wide variety of general images, this GAN sure was great at producing, among other things, nightmare cats, nightmare birds, nightmare cows, nightmare dogs, and nightmare horses.
|
|
"Our worst nightmare is the nuclear terrorism nightmare," Gallucci said.
|
|
A nightmare of obesity, a nightmare of cardiovascular disease, of diabetes.
|
|
That one resulted in a second recall — PR nightmare upon PR nightmare.
|
|
As for your nightmare fuel, a Slack bug could have turned into everyone's worst nightmare, medical devices are the next big security nightmare, as is email.
|
|
This is worse than a nightmare because you wake up from a nightmare.
|
|
This is every parent's nightmare, and it's becoming every child's nightmare as well.
|
|
Meg was a nightmare dressed like...a nightmare, and that's extremely my vibe.
|
|
Number -- it&aposs both -- its bit of nightmare judicially, it&aposs a nightmare politically.
|
|
"It has really been a nightmare since the beginning, a total nightmare," he said.
|
|
Usually that nightmare isn't that client in the salon, just in a nightmare situation.
|
|
It's been a nightmare, and it's still going to be a nightmare for future elections.
|
|
A re-occurring nightmare, and it was worse than a nightmare because I never woke up.
|
|
It's really a common nightmare, and I just think we're literally living through a nightmare now.
|
|
Luke Skywalker's greatest nightmare was being Darth Vader's son; Rey's greatest nightmare is being no one.
|
|
Although the security breach became a nightmare for Avid Life Media, the real nightmare was only beginning.
|
|
Tim Burton's animated classic A Nightmare Before Christmas becomes, you guessed it, A Nightmare Before XXX-Mas.
|
|
An introduction to someone new in early February turned into my worst nightmare — every woman's worst nightmare.
|
|
The Nightmare Before Christmas Tim Burton's animated, somewhat-creepy Nightmare Before Christmas has become an alternative holiday classic.
|
|
"I thought I was having a nightmare, but the nightmare was that I was awake," Mr. Kyle said.
|
|
Gets a call, can't believe it, thinks it is a nightmare, wants to wake up from the nightmare.
|
|
Now, in addition to the nightmare of cancer, I had the nightmare of having to make a decision.
|
|
A slow-moving nightmare While the eruption has disrupted tourism, it has become a full-blown nightmare for many residents.
|
|
"I'd trade a public relations nightmare for the nightmare I've lived through any day of the week," she told me.
|
|
Creating Negative Black already was a nightmare, but with Carrier the understanding of the term 'nightmare' needs to be expanded.
|
|
Managing that unholy possibility space is a nightmare, and it's that uncontained nightmare that allows Marvel to become what it has.
|
|
NIGHTMARE: The Hill's Mark Hensch reports: Planned Parenthood called Marco Rubio "a woman's worst nightmare" after he attacked the group's funding.
|
|
The need to fill endless forms to access government funding adds the nightmare of official bureaucracy to the nightmare of hyper-specialisation.
|
|
"It's not a nightmare or a dream you're sharing, it's a nightmare or a dream you're witnessing," he tells his white lover.
|
|
Lil Pump's nightmare set at Lollapalooza was nearly upstaged by what went down in his Lambo ... while talking about the Lollapalooza nightmare.
|
|
Like Nightmare Machine, the L Train Shutdown Nightmare is not a place where one can expect to hear a lot of screaming.
|
|
And even a Trump impeachment would leave America with a President Pence, a nightmare of a different stripe but no less a nightmare.
|
|
"Accessing mental health care is a nightmare and I just want it to not be such a nightmare for other people," Jax told me.
|
|
Hannah, apparently, was one of three girls who made Sarah's life a nightmare — so much of a nightmare, in fact, that Sarah left school.
|
|
Samsung&aposs Galaxy Note 7 Recall Is a Nightmare So FarSamsung's exchange program for Galaxy Note 7 has been a nightmare for customers so far.
|
|
The nightmare unleashed by Mr. Mateen is a continuation of the shared nightmare we keep reliving — from Virginia Tech to Newtown to Aurora to Charleston.
|
|
Read more:Target is selling a new line of 'The Nightmare Before Christmas'-themed kitchenwareVans just teased a new collection of sneakers inspired by 'The Nightmare Before Christmas''The Nightmare Before Christmas'-themed cereal is coming soon, and the box includes a mini Oogie Boogie figureDisneyland is hosting a new 'Oogie Boogie Bash' that every 'The Nightmare Before Christmas' fan will want to attend this Halloween
|
|
Related: We Talked To The Animator Of SBTRKT's Spooky New Music Video This Homemade Simpsons Couch Gag Is a Nightmare Psychedelic Animation Imagines an Amnesiac's Nightmare
|
|
"When you're under constant stress, sometimes you think a nightmare ending would be better than a nightmare without end," he told a business school in 2016.
|
|
Because this is nearly universal little-kid behavior, I wanted to know: Why is getting children dressed such a nightmare, and when will the nightmare end?
|
|
"We are going to continue to be a nightmare to this president because his policies are a nightmare to us," she told the crowd, according to NPR.
|
|
Nightmare Taking a more straightforward approach to metalcore than their compatriots in Last Days of Beethoven, Nightmare go for a melding of the heavy and the accessible.
|
|
An eerie figure visits the dreams of a very unlucky artist to warn the artist about a nightmare — only to ultimately reveal that she is the nightmare.
|
|
And so Kelly and Mac finds themselves right back where they started, having traded a war with a nightmare fraternity for one with a budding nightmare sorority.
|
|
"That just sounds like a social nightmare and a cultural nightmare," said Eric Paul Leue, executive director of the Free Speech Coalition, a trade association for the industry.
|
|
A NIGHTMARE WITH NO ESCAPE | Energy Transfer Equity's acquisition of a rival pipeline company, Williams Companies, has turned into a nightmare, but it has only itself to blame,
|
|
Right before that, she's describing a nightmare that she had, and she goes on to say that in the nightmare, she was a character in someone else's book.
|
|
A legal and political nightmare The President's tweet, on its own, was astonishing: For starters, deporting millions in the manner he suggests would be a legal and political nightmare.
|
|
But just because those little specks of shimmer are your worst nightmare in the arts and crafts world doesn't mean they have to be a nightmare in your wardrobe.
|
|
The Lighthouse is kind of like a nightmare, but it also looks like it might have been a nightmare to shoot, in all of that rough "New England" weather.
|
|
I don't ever want to experience that nightmare again, so hearing the experiences of others who are currently going through coronavirus is bringing back that nightmare again for me.
|
|
" THE INSPIRATION "I wanted to make a sorrowful family tragedy that degenerated into a nightmare in the way that life can feel like a nightmare when things fall apart.
|
|
" - Kris, 43 "Wet paper is my worst nightmare.
|
|
It begins with what feels uncomfortable within that context; one man talking to another about a dream and nightmare while being hinted at being in a dream and a nightmare.
|
|
Well, scientists aren't yet on the same page as to what the definition of a nightmare should be, so what "counts" as a nightmare can vary from study to study.
|
|
A long nightmare began that evening, a nightmare that to some extent is ending now, as the people responsible for the kidnapping are in finally in court for human rights violations.
|
|
Tying this into Nightmare Logic, I heard the term to describe certain types of horror movies, the ones that deal with dreams bleeding into reality; Nightmare On Elm Street, Suspiria, Hellraiser.
|
|
But despite its topicality, the L Train Shutdown Nightmare, tickets for which run between $20 and $35, does not cater to the 'gram in the same way the Nightmare Machine does.
|
|
" Devastated relatives said they are "still processing this nightmare.
|
|
" Hall told the AP the situation is a "nightmare.
|
|
The whole ordeal is a nightmare for Kaspersky Lab .
|
|
"My recurring nightmare — it's always with work," Jones explains.
|
|
" — SAMANTHA BEE "This is Trump's worst nightmare come true.
|
|
" Still, Cohen says the auction has created "a nightmare.
|
|
" –while chasing young Dylan in New Nightmare "How sweet.
|
|
" –while chasing Dylan in New Nightmare "Come to Freddy.
|
|
" My friend bursts out laughing: "It's a total nightmare!
|
|
" Toby replies, "Yes, I'm sure that's every mother's nightmare.
|
|
"Parking was a nightmare — and expensive," Mr. Hammond said.
|
|
Looking for the AMERICAN DREAM … Not the MEXICAN NIGHTMARE!
|
|
"It's like going to sleep every night and having the same nightmare every night – and knowing tonight when I go to sleep again I'm going to have the same nightmare," he says.
|
|
" He likened Trump and his administration to a horror movie: "But instead of Freddy Krueger in the 'Nightmare on Elm Street,' we've got Donald Trump and the nightmare on 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.
|
|
Talalay had worked as a producer for John Waters and on some of the Nightmare on Elm Street films before Tank Girl, along with directing Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare in 1991.
|
|
One "Nigerian Nightmare" just gave a TON of love to another "Nigerian Nightmare" -- with ex-NFL star Christian Okoye saying Kamaru Usman's victory at UFC 235 was a proud moment for all Nigerians!
|
|
"Whatever nightmare I've been in over the last two years, it is nothing compared to the nightmare that every single one of us is currently living through," Mr. Salmond said of the outbreak.
|
|
"This is a nightmare I can't describe," Ms. Namazi wrote.
|
|
Someone like Corinne Kaplan would be a nightmare for me.
|
|
"My worst nightmare is haunting us now," he remembered thinking.
|
|
"I am awake in a nightmare right now," Reyes said.
|
|
What I'm trying to say is, it was a nightmare.
|
|
Unlike Boston Dynamic's nightmare machines, they were cute and friendly.
|
|
She's deeply unhinged and soon becomes the gang's worst nightmare.
|
|
PHILADELPHIA — For a moment, it was a Democratic nightmare. Rep.
|
|
I made my first costume, which was a total nightmare.
|
|
" "I keep hoping it's a nightmare from which I'll awake.
|
|
It would either be unforgettably amazing or a total nightmare.
|
|
Boeing is in the middle of a public relations nightmare.
|
|
Interestingly, Reginae says Wayne always shielded her from that nightmare.
|
|
It's a living nightmare already drawing comparisons to Hurricane Katrina.
|
|
How on earth did I get myself into this nightmare?
|
|
Life isn't always a terrifying dystopian nightmare come true however.
|
|
Is the nightmare they've been living really about to end?
|
|
I can t believe I m reliving this nightmare again.
|
|
If it seems like a nightmare to you, no problem.
|
|
I keep hoping it's a nightmare from which I'll awake.
|
|
The nightmare was behind us, and we were so relieved.
|
|
Today, I flew on the set of a nightmare. pic.twitter.
|
|
"Rudy Giuliani, Trump's lawyer and his worst nightmare," says Giuliani.
|
|
A national backlash and a public relations nightmare dragged on.
|
|
Mark knows that Facebook is a privacy and security nightmare.
|
|
I really didn't want to have to relive the nightmare.
|
|
Or it could turn out to be a security nightmare.
|
|
But when it was over, my nightmare temporarily ended, too.
|
|
The situation is becoming a nightmare for writers and bloggers.
|
|
"I had kind of a nightmare this time," he said.
|
|
That's the nightmare stopping Matthew Perry from returning to Friends.
|
|
" Another simply referred to their time there as a "nightmare.
|
|
For ZTE, this week's sanctions are a nightmare come true.
|
|
And she said it made her nightmare that much scarier.
|
|
The nightmare seemed to have passed, but it had not.
|
|
RAHWAY "MLK: The Nightmare After the Dream," historical play. Jan.
|
|
"MLK: The Nightmare After the Dream," a historical play. Jan.
|
|
And the climax is when reality has become a nightmare.
|
|
But it also makes it a nightmare for mobile connectivity.
|
|
Often unnecessarily punitive, NCAA violations are a nightmare to navigate.
|
|
Michelle Hu: The trademark and copyright situation was a nightmare.
|
|
It's such a devastating disease — it's been such a nightmare.
|
|
This nightmare scenario is just the most elegantly Darwinian incarnation.
|
|
FOR Romania's corrupt politicians, Laura Kovesi has been a nightmare.
|
|
Do you see any way out of this postmodern nightmare?
|
|
With new regulation Warren could make their life a nightmare.
|
|
I sobered up, sharp, like waking into a strange nightmare.
|
|
"Saturday Night Live" sexual harassment song showcases women's daily nightmare.
|
|
" His wife playfully volleyed back, "You're a nightmare with that!
|
|
The congestion was a nightmare in the frigid winter dusk.
|
|
The trouble is that reconfiguring conglomerates can be a nightmare.
|
|
The nightmare began — as nightmares so often do — without warning.
|
|
The biggest nightmare scenario of all, though, is already unfolding.
|
|
"It's been a total nightmare," Batista told news station WFTS .
|
|
Summer brings all kinds of tiny nightmare creatures with it.
|
|
Would such a world be a dream or a nightmare?
|
|
Bridges says her ticketing nightmare began with a broken taillight.
|
|
We talk about this often as this being a nightmare.
|
|
Victory, according to this analysis, would be Trump's worst nightmare.
|
|
It's not a happy game, it's a fucking nightmare world.
|
|
Unless the neighbors are a nightmare, that place seems pleasant.
|
|
Except this time, we were the nightmare — the clueless observers.
|
|
"Nightmare child, what do you want from me," Penelope exclaims.
|
|
Minority Americans don't want to live through this nightmare again.
|
|
Varroa mites are a nightmare for bees and their keepers.
|
|
This world is a look into the internet's worst nightmare.
|
|
The Millers know want out of this real estate nightmare.
|
|
"It's a nightmare right now," one doctor said in 2016.
|
|
"Darwiin's nightmare," is upsetting the ecological balance in the Atlantic.
|
|
That sounds like an extremely unprofessional and overly intimate nightmare.
|
|
Katie Mitchell's production leaves the impression of an endless nightmare.
|
|
It was a fucking nightmare for like a year afterward.
|
|
They were making performance art of other people's daily nightmare.
|
|
Like I said: Navigating away from iOS was a nightmare.
|
|
Here's a story straight out of your worst dystopian nightmare.
|
|
It's a nightmare to how to get good health care.
|
|
" Sustein says, "From the standpoint of democracy, that's a nightmare.
|
|
Raw poop, diversely delivered, makes OpenBiome's approach a regulation nightmare.
|
|
It just seems like it's going to be a nightmare.
|
|
Kathryn faced a nightmare situation which threatened her very future.
|
|
In short, it's HR's worst nightmare, and it's wildly successful.
|
|
"It's (Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo) Abe's worst nightmare," said Mellor.
|
|
That nightmare scenario has been deferred, but not completely dispelled.
|
|
Skiing has always been something of a nightmare for me.
|
|
And we can't imagine a worse nightmare for Rick Sanchez.
|
|
Our long national nightmare has finally come to an end.
|
|
The debates and our long national nightmare are finally over.
|
|
Suddenly, the Left's "nightmare scenario" had become its ethical imperative.
|
|
"This is an absolute nightmare for our community," Fletcher said.
|
|
Truly awful, he is living everyone's worst nightmare 😥 pic.twitter.
|
|
It's really just nightmare fuel, if you ask me. h2.
|
|
In that quick moment, she witnessed every parents' worst nightmare.
|
|
It often feels like there's no escape from this nightmare.
|
|
"Worst nightmare," Rich said of learning about her son's death.
|
|
He joined us from California to sort nightmare from reality.
|
|
Like a nightmare, every game against him begins the same.
|
|
We asked some hair stylists about their biggest nightmare clients.
|
|
Washington's Union Market is mostly a nightmare on a Sunday.
|
|
The Internet of Things is turning into a security nightmare.
|
|
Few predicted that their nightmare would begin anew in 2014.
|
|
Seems like drinking urine might be your kidneys' worst nightmare.
|
|
These hearings, however, began badly and ended as a nightmare.
|
|
The airport is a goddamn nightmare this time of year.
|
|
Amid this forecasting nightmare, some frank talk is breaking out.
|
|
The Associated Press: A nightmare scenario for the Hanoi summit.
|
|
The Trump administration has been a nightmare for housing advocates.
|
|
In short, our energy abundance dream has become nuclear's nightmare.
|
|
" Vanity Fair: "Mitch McConnell wakes up to his political nightmare.
|
|
Policymakers must also be held responsible for this looming nightmare.
|
|
Judge Brett Kavanaugh's Senate hearing was already a national nightmare.
|
|
It isn't to make them say it's a PR nightmare.
|
|
The long national nightmare of Yahoo may not be over.
|
|
"The Nightmare Before Christmas" sweater is perfect for Halloween, too.
|
|
Depression made dating with any modicum of seriousness a nightmare.
|
|
"The past 16 months have been a nightmare," Peterson said.
|
|
"It was just this weird nightmare of life," she says.
|
|
First up, dessert "fries" inspired by the "Nightmare Before Christmas."
|
|
For the Saudis and the Emiratis, it was a nightmare.
|
|
This is the behavior of the nightmare date from hell.
|
|
EpiPens are a perfect example of a health care nightmare.
|
|
Here's how the California dream is turning into a nightmare.
|
|
Abu Hussein Duar (In Russian), writes "nightmare" under his name.
|
|
"Our long national nightmare is over," he told the nation.
|
|
For the rest of us, it was a fucking nightmare.
|
|
That's more a dream (or a nightmare) than a forecast.
|
|
That's a nightmare scenario for the board and the company.
|
|
"It was every parent's nightmare," Natalie's mother, Nacole, told me.
|
|
If he runs and wins, that's really the nightmare scenario.
|
|
But if you choose wrong, it can be a nightmare.
|
|
I feel like I am having a really specific nightmare.
|
|
Each competitor is a sheep trapped in an existential nightmare.
|
|
Ever since becoming a parent, I have this recurring nightmare.
|
|
And that's when they ran into this nightmare in Fillmore.
|
|
Oh, and that trains are also a nightmare right now.
|
|
You start to play it, and it's like somebody's nightmare.
|
|
But the wall has become a political nightmare for Trump.
|
|
What's the best dream and worst nightmare you've ever had?
|
|
And it was just one nightmare after another for him.
|
|
From there on, he's in, and Kyle W's nightmare begins.
|
|
Then, the cute and cuddly creatures become creepy, nightmare cats.
|
|
Customers who don't pay right away can be a nightmare.
|
|
Oh, and beware of nightmare fuel like this: Gross, right?
|
|
Without a single national standard, corporations face a regulatory nightmare.
|
|
Every round of Devil Daggers starts like the same nightmare.
|
|
It's "Nightmare on My Street" that strikes that perfect balance.
|
|
What are some of the other themes on Nightmare Logic ?
|
|
All I see is a beautiful dream turning to nightmare.
|
|
The result is a tourist's dream and an engineer's nightmare.
|
|
But crowds are public health officials' worst nightmare right now.
|
|
For many people in more abusive situations, it's a nightmare.
|
|
But everything leading up to the surgery was a nightmare.
|
|
The style, before it shifts into didacticism, evokes a nightmare.
|
|
To get water or prepare a meal is a nightmare.
|
|
The proposed changes would make our nightmare the new standard.
|
|
In recent years, it had become a bloated, buggy nightmare.
|
|
The past few weeks had been a nightmare of pain.
|
|
Next time it won't be a dream or a nightmare.
|
|
This was my chance to recover from this fucking nightmare.
|
|
Microsoft has an HR and PR nightmare on its hands.
|
|
A nightmare scenario is beginning for Ford and General Motors.
|
|
That's why history, as James Joyce said, is a nightmare.
|
|
It also creates a managerial nightmare and lucrative business opportunity.
|
|
The school run morning rush hour will be a nightmare.
|
|
The refugees, for their part, were still living a nightmare.
|
|
"You just relive this nightmare, every single time," she said.
|
|
This nightmare of American exceptionalism and repression and puritanical fury.
|
|
He added that the trip had turned into a "nightmare."
|
|
They are a nightmare that has stepped into real life.
|
|
As many of us know, commuting can be a nightmare.
|
|
Here's what he's saying now that the nightmare has arrived.
|
|
Beyond a branding fail, this sounds like a logistical nightmare.
|
|
Such a distraction from priorities at home was Johnson's nightmare.
|
|
This is what makes wildlife markets a public health nightmare.
|
|
Now the nightmare phase of the Trump presidency is here.
|
|
People thought Stitch Fix was an inventory nightmare, for example.
|
|
I know, because my own abusive marriage became a nightmare.
|
|
That was a nightmare that would be triggered by miscalculation.
|
|
Last weekend, a nightmare scenario for many privacy advocates arrived.
|
|
Driving on the city's notoriously clogged streets is a nightmare.
|
|
Falling asleep at the wheel is a trucker's worst nightmare.
|
|
The phenomenon is poorly understood and unpredictable, an epidemiologist's nightmare.
|
|
I felt like I was in a nightmare or something.
|
|
Our prolonged stay in Afghanistan has been a strategic nightmare.
|
|
Indeed, the Founding Fathers' worst nightmare is coming to pass.
|
|
"It's a bride and groom's worst nightmare," Mr. Einhorn said.
|
|
Here's what the apocalyptic nightmare looks like on the ground.
|
|
"I was in the middle of the nightmare," he recalled.
|
|
"That is a nightmare scenario, in my mind," Heck responded.
|
|
Meet the Breeds would be a typical tabby's worst nightmare.
|
|
" Glenn Beck called him a "nightmare" and a "terrifying man.
|
|
Seriously that sounds like a nightmare I had recently. 8.
|
|
They said to my face I was their worst nightmare.
|
|
" Ashley LeMay, Alyssa's mom, called that night "her worst nightmare.
|
|
"That's the nightmare," Hollier told me, sitting in their office.
|
|
"[It's] everybody's nightmare come true," one reporter told CNN Business.
|
|
Experts across the political spectrum called the bill a nightmare.
|
|
The heat coupled with the humidity makes it a nightmare.
|
|
In other words, the bill is the GOP's worst nightmare.
|
|
In short, concealed carry reciprocity is a terrorist's worst nightmare.
|
|
In the segment, Alhadeff personalized a nightmare: burying a child.
|
|
Such action might, in any case, merely prolong Syria's nightmare.
|
|
The New York HQ2 saga was a public relations nightmare.
|
|
They married for love, but the ceremony was a nightmare.
|
|
San Francisco has turned into something akin to a nightmare.
|
|
Street parking, especially in a city, is always a nightmare.
|
|
A refined gothic nightmare in the manner of Henry James.
|
|
It was a real nightmare, but I got through it.
|
|
But this would cost money and be a logistical nightmare.
|
|
So the nightmare is out there, distant on the horizon.
|
|
I need one ticket for "Nightmare on Sesame Street," please.
|
|
The clown hysteria seems to revolve around two nightmare scenarios.
|
|
The traffic can turn a simple delivery into a nightmare.
|
|
Both Trump's dream and Verhoeven's nightmare reflect America's darkest tendencies.
|
|
Probably the worst nightmare of a lot of people, too.
|
|
This caused a matchup nightmare for the New Orleans secondary.
|
|
For most undocumented immigrants, the situation sounds like a nightmare.
|
|
You know, that nightmare of a film you barely remember.
|
|
Put this all together and it's a nightmare for journalists.
|
|
Bay Area housing affordability nightmare hits home, so to speak.
|
|
That nightmare is what our family goes through every day.
|
|
Read more:Disneyland is hosting a new 'Oogie Boogie Bash' that every 'The Nightmare Before Christmas' fan will want to attend this HalloweenTarget is selling a new line of 'The Nightmare Before Christmas'-themed kitchenware
|
|
" –in New Nightmare after a bunch of story about Wes Craven's Nightmare on Elm Street scripts containing the primal evil that takes the form of Freddy "Pass on a little message for me, will ya?
|
|
His theater uses contemporary language and circumstance to get at the center of a nightmare — his own nightmare: dying young because his father died young — and maybe find a way to wake up from it.
|
|
It's a nightmare: all the different quantity counts, the different sellers.
|
|
"This is just a nightmare all the way around," she said.
|
|
This is like a nightmare that I can't wake up from.
|
|
After a nightmare, who doesn't welcome fresh air, sunshine and flowers?
|
|
" Thus, he moved on, calling the episode "a cheerful pastel nightmare.
|
|
Last summer, the Olympics faced somewhat of a "nightmare" viewership scenario.
|
|
Martin Luther King Jr.'s dream, then Trump represents their nightmare.
|
|
The policy has produced a public relations nightmare for the GOP.
|
|
"People were screaming... just horrible, it was a nightmare," she added.
|
|
To see it gone was like waking up in a nightmare.
|
|
But they're especially creepy when they're playing a nightmare clown soundtrack.
|
|
Every nightmare you've ever had is happening right now in reality.
|
|
In a police sting operation, she was rescued from her nightmare.
|
|
In fact, it makes this document even more of a nightmare.
|
|
Now you know the nightmare that is Dame Judi Dench's existence.
|
|
" In other speeches, Trump has used words like "disappointment" and "nightmare.
|
|
And battery life is a nightmare, what with all the balancing.
|
|
It's a nightmare that shares unlikely lineage with William Blake's Jerusalem.
|
|
But what started out so promising quickly turned into a nightmare.
|
|
"It was a nightmare, the biggest you could imagine," Mundy added.
|
|
It was really badly produced, and a bit of a nightmare.
|
|
But their nightmare wasn't over: Arianna was nowhere to be found.
|
|
" -- John F. Kennedy, 1961 inauguration ~ "Our long national nightmare is over.
|
|
We take a Lyft, because parking over there is a nightmare.
|
|
Having cops laugh at you is a literal Midwestern Dad nightmare.
|
|
It's when I start my commute that the nightmare usually begins.
|
|
And that's without even considering the security risks and privacy nightmare.
|
|
Water bug, any urban apartment dweller's nightmare, hinted of green apple.
|
|
Offred lives her perfect nightmare in the rigid repression of Gilead.
|
|
Read ahead and plan your next big bridge adventure — or nightmare.
|
|
Except her nightmare is even worse than you've probably ever imagined.
|
|
The humanitarian impact would be "a logistical nightmare", the source said.
|
|
Long evenings become early mornings, and the next day's a nightmare.
|
|
It was the '80s and I looked like a goth nightmare.
|
|
Styling your hair in the gym locker room is a nightmare.
|
|
A whopping 36% of people named him as their nightmare neighbor.
|
|
I mean, you don't understand, it wasn't — it was a nightmare.
|
|
Curry's clown was a cartoonish nightmare in need of dental hygiene.
|
|
"It has been a nightmare that hasn't gone away," Allen said.
|
|
The device high school kids will use to create nightmare creatures.
|
|
This surveillance nightmare almost became a reality at US music events.
|
|
He's every dad's wet dream, and every teenage boy's worst nightmare.
|
|
"I knew, 'This is the nightmare,&apos" says Pam, now 71.
|
|
When someone asks me to Venmo them, I remember that nightmare.
|
|
Either way, it's clear HBO's security nightmare is far from over.
|
|
I'm full on panicking bc I want off this nightmare asap.
|
|
But on Wednesday, Pakistanis were drawn back into their national nightmare.
|
|
In that fleeting moment, this entire hellish nightmare felt worth it.
|
|
The painting inhabits at least two perceptual zones: nightmare and fantasy.
|
|
But it is not a nightmare, and almost nobody is listening.
|
|
" Politically ruined, Mr. Mackell called it "the end of a nightmare.
|
|
Toshiba had looked to be bouncing back from its accounting nightmare.
|
|
" "These horrific nightmare scenarios can happen to anybody at any second.
|
|
Any new world he would usher in would be a nightmare.
|
|
Brooke's nightmare began in February 2014, when she was a freshman.
|
|
At last, he thought, his nightmare was coming to an end.
|
|
This common dilemma — difficulty finding something to watch — is Netflix's nightmare.
|
|
Prince's family will find this probate experience to be a nightmare.
|
|
Any buyer knows that a dream home can become a nightmare.
|
|
The last 14hrs of our lives has been a living nightmare.
|
|
Because it's not a Rococco nightmare like his Trump Tower Apartment?
|
|
And social media is filled with nightmare-inducing examples on Saturday.
|
|
"Instagram is so visual that it's just a nightmare," he said.
|
|
I need Twitter to not be a nightmare wall of text.
|
|
Your New York Giants nightmare has been cancelled out and avenged.
|
|
It's a nightmare scenario—a nuclear strike on a populated area.
|
|
It's a nightmare, but the Wallendas are – we'll get through it.
|
|
The privacy nightmare that is our future should be abundantly clear.
|
|
The truth is, nightmare brides and grooms come in all forms.
|
|
In many ways, it's the nightmare scenario for a large company.
|
|
"We are so glad this nightmare is over," he tells CNN.
|
|
Amber Bouman recently had her first Slack dream — or rather, nightmare.
|
|
That's the logistical nightmare lurking in the background of US v.
|
|
"We just want to get this nightmare over with," he siad.
|
|
So that's kind of our nightmare, an infectious disease like that.
|
|
Fed-up customers report that cancelling orders is a nightmare too.
|
|
Must have been his worst nightmare come true 🤣🤣 pic.twitter.
|
|
Imagine the PR nightmare if it had struck a school bus.
|
|
"This is a nightmare we can't wake up from," he said.
|
|
For President Trump, that nightmare scenario became a reality on Monday.
|
|
My Roanoke Nightmare was a major hit in the show universe.
|
|
"Suddenly it turned into a nightmare," a resident told the station.
|
|
The scenario I just described is a yoga teacher's worst nightmare.
|
|
"It was your typical nightmare New York City apartment," she said.
|
|
Missouri provides a clear picture of the GOP's currently unfolding nightmare.
|
|
Donald Trump has brought the Republican Party to its nightmare scenario.
|
|
I was a nightmare for them: What are we doing today?
|
|
Full of holes, these alien creatures will trigger any trypophobic nightmare.
|
|
Once again, all the new episodes revolve around some nightmare scenario.
|
|
Lionfish have been dubbed "Darwin's nightmare" because of their tremendous adaptability.
|
|
A new nuclear-arms race would be a nightmare for NATO.
|
|
Seeing it play out again and again can be a nightmare.
|
|
Though of course a poorly chosen passcode is a security nightmare.
|
|
THE past few years have been a "nightmare", says Anthony Bryan.
|
|
A few fraught days ago, the Apocalypse wasn't necessarily a nightmare.
|
|
Ellie Holman is thankful her "nightmare" has come to an end.
|
|
It was a utilitarian nightmare, but a huge source of comfort.
|
|
And the nightmare of losing Netflix and chill is too real.
|
|
So this is precisely what you do confront in a nightmare.
|
|
Screens flickered, cracked, and bulged—a veritable PR nightmare for Samsung.
|
|
Tech CEOs' Nightmare: A President Totally at Odds With Their Values
|
|
"I feel like I'm in a nightmare right now," he said.
|
|
It seems like something out of an Edgar Allan Poe nightmare.
|
|
The second inning was a nightmare for Kluber and the Indians.
|
|
I don't care about media relations or a public relations nightmare.
|
|
The truth is, this nightmare is not over -- not even close.
|
|
This -- not a North Korean intercontinental strike capability -- is Beijing's nightmare.
|
|
I really lost that gauge of somebody I could trust. Nightmare.
|
|
For Amanda Carpenter, getting trapped in an elevator was a nightmare.
|
|
A victory would be the definitive antidote for that nightmare scenario.
|
|
It can't be a multi-step maze or an administrative nightmare.
|
|
Still only 24 years old, Arcia experienced a nightmare 4.383 season.
|
|
She calls it the worst nightmare a parent can go through.
|
|
Netflix can either be your best friend or your worst nightmare.
|
|
The fox's nightmare is not some future event, it's the present.
|
|
Everyone's nightmare looks different to the person standing next to them.
|
|
"It's a dream but it's also a real nightmare," Schumer said.
|
|
You know when you have a nightmare and you wake up?
|
|
I know the faces of survivors (and perpetrators) of that nightmare.
|
|
She is about as fully formed and comprehensible as a nightmare.
|
|
I keep hoping I'm going to wake up from this nightmare.
|
|
Besides, he told himself, corruption would make securing land a nightmare.
|
|
That girl was a bona fide idiot and a Freudian nightmare.
|
|
This one is sure to be a nightmare for the ages.
|
|
I had this huge visa nightmare at the French-German border.
|
|
And I think I was a nightmare sometimes, so thank you.
|
|
Trump was warned that tackling healthcare first could be a nightmare.
|
|
"In some ways, she's Trump's worst nightmare for independents," she said.
|
|
The first quarter was an all-consuming nightmare for the Warriors.
|
|
On another occasion, I went to sleep and had a nightmare.
|
|
The jab could be Daniel Cormier's worst nightmare in this fight.
|
|
The banking sector is ropy, the tax system a Byzantine nightmare.
|
|
Though SOMA's underwater nightmare sports unimaginable horrors, they cannot kill you.
|
|
Getting a job with a criminal record is often a nightmare.
|
|
Technology could reinvent medicine—or it could become a patient's nightmare.
|
|
This brings us to Putin's nightmare of a prosperous, westernized Ukraine.
|
|
This is the Internet of Things, and it's a security nightmare.
|
|
" He warned that the "Texas miracle" could become a "California nightmare.
|
|
For financial institutions, a no-deal Brexit would be a nightmare.
|
|
For its neighbor across the street, it has become a nightmare.
|
|
Essay When I was a kid, I had a recurring nightmare.
|
|
We were not prepared for the nightmare that we faced here.
|
|
The student loan crisis has become a nightmare for many Americans.
|
|
It's very easy to see this country on a nightmare trajectory.
|
|
The nightmare crashed down on a warm Wednesday afternoon in December.
|
|
Nicollette Sheridan played real-estate agent Edie Britt, every housewife's nightmare.
|
|
The "Nightmare Before Christmas" box is a great gift for Halloween.
|
|
Florida bank killings It sounds like something out of a nightmare.
|
|
This is a nightmare situation that lots of people worry about.
|
|
But we're already living the nightmare when it comes to our
|
|
Bergstein of the Strickland campaign called Trump a "nightmare" for Portman.
|
|
But it looks like it will be an ergonomic nightmare. pic.twitter.
|
|
Blackness in the American imagination was first conceived as a nightmare.
|
|
For North Korean defectors, this is a nightmare come to life.
|
|
"Unless you're a healthy millionaire, TrumpCare is a nightmare," said Sen.
|
|
It's a nightmare scenario for GOP senators clinging to their majority.
|
|
Castle franchises, and exhaust-filled expressways of this nightmare are parts
|
|
It's fun and an absolute nightmare if you did it correctly.
|
|
App streaming could turn this customer service nightmare into a breeze.
|
|
And that melds nicely into this waking nightmare of a story.
|
|
It's not quite as scary, though, as Pee-wee's clown nightmare.
|
|
This could be a nightmare but it could also be perfect.
|
|
Channel surfing, for instance, sounds like it would be a nightmare.
|
|
Fans showed up in hordes, creating a nightmare for venue security.
|
|
It's a nightmare—I can't believe I did any of it.
|
|
Like microscope slides of a nightmare, Zgierska's images are calmly horrifying.
|
|
Most nightmare scenarios, my sources told me, can be mitigated for.
|
|
Why bother scripting the nightmare when reality is just as bad?
|
|
This is what makes this a nightmare for forecasters, McNoldy said.
|
|
We can hope they will get help enduring a recurring nightmare.
|
|
Just for the fun of it, let's explore your nightmare scenario.
|
|
"Trying to navigate that myself has been a nightmare," she said.
|
|
Because this nightmare, this fascist, this Trump, is now your responsibility.
|
|
But traffic became a nightmare and office rent started to rise.
|
|
When she does manage to sleep, a recurring nightmare haunts her.
|
|
Then, she says, the real-life nightmare she's living would end.
|
|
Wanna see two paragraphs that encapsulate Blue Apron's nightmare come true?
|
|
Worst of all, I can't forget the dreadful nightmare of dioxin.
|
|
In other words: They were a nightmare for opposing pitching staffs.
|
|
For Trump, the whole strategy of social distancing is a nightmare.
|
|
The movie's a nightmare, like the Jewish version of The Exorcist.
|
|
I've seen Helltrap Nightmare three times, and it's so much fun.
|
|
It was less a plant than something out of a nightmare.
|
|
I can't make those and carrying that would be a nightmare.
|
|
I was hoping this is just a nightmare and it wasn't.
|
|
It is every parent's nightmare to have a child snatched away.
|
|
Buenos Aires was awakening to the scope of a national nightmare.
|
|
Critics also say it would create a bureaucratic nightmare of paperwork.
|
|
Teen Groot is a nightmare I'll pay good money to see.
|
|
Last week was an online security nightmare and few people noticed.
|
|
"Dream job, nightmare organization," read one post added a week ago.
|
|
"It's your worst nightmare scenario," said Matthew Weiss, Mr. Carvalho's lawyer.
|
|
That person might be the source of you escaping a nightmare.
|
|
The recent nightmare drugs — for they are, exclusively, nightmares — are pharmaceuticals.
|
|
Let's just hope that by July we're out of this nightmare.
|
|
Getting the insurance coverage for the hospital itself was a nightmare.
|
|
It was her worst nightmare, and she could not abide it.
|
|
"It is the worst nightmare known to man," Mr. Baum said.
|
|
There is, at last, that waking dream turned waking nightmare, Israel.
|
|
Harper Ediger has lived out a familiar adolescent nightmare: being excluded.
|
|
"This ends up being a nightmare for missile defenses," Narang said.
|
|
This week has offered a nightmare scenario for this vetting process.
|
|
I'm in a never-ending nightmare trying to do just that.
|
|
The house on Dreamhill Drive was a nightmare waiting to happen.
|
|
Wealthy northern Italy is facing a version of that nightmare already.
|
|
Francisco Franco soon became a nightmare of social fracture and violence.
|
|
The Ahsanis knew that a public-relations nightmare could be imminent.
|
|
For those terrified of heights, "Mountain" will be a nonstop nightmare.
|
|
"I achieved my American dream and it turned into a nightmare."
|
|
It's strange how one person's paradise can be another person's nightmare.
|
|
I didn't see her last weekend and subsequently had a nightmare.
|
|
Go deeper: Powerful twin storms set to cause Thanksgiving travel "nightmare"
|
|
It's a nightmare — the place is flooded with Teslas and Mustangs.
|
|
"The VAT nightmare is unfortunately continuing," said ESEE head Vassilis Korkidis.
|
|
"I am living a nightmare," she told the supporters through tears.
|
|
"Her worst nightmare happened on this day last year," she said.
|
|
They create a nightmare for waste managers by plugging up machinery.
|
|
For the cruise industry, the coronavirus is a public-relations nightmare.
|
|
In some ways, Mr. Schulte's trial is an office worker's nightmare.
|
|
The exhausted just need this nightmare to draw to a close.
|
|
A: Panicked, because my worst nightmare I felt like could happen.
|
|
We did not anticipate the nightmare our community is currently confronting.
|
|
"It was supposed to be a dream, a nightmare," he said.
|
|
Until this day, I see it in pieces, like a nightmare.
|
|
The world is witnessing a modern-day nightmare in Xinjiang, China.
|
|
But it is a nightmare for the region and the world.
|
|
It's your duty as an American citizen to end this nightmare.
|
|
Competing contemporaneous popes in the Middle Ages was a church nightmare.
|
|
Andrew Cuomo seems like one of those nightmare art directors pic.twitter.
|
|
Imagine having to prepare to face your worst nightmare (AGAIN) 2f.
|
|
Republicans are confident they'll take the seat absent another nightmare scenario.
|
|
This is a nightmare scenario for North Korea and for China.
|
|
Obviously it'd still be a localized nightmare—radiation, flattened cities, death.
|
|
I stood by him through several years of a nightmare divorce.
|
|
The whole ordeal for her has been a nightmare, she said.
|
|
"That would be a communication nightmare," one of the sources said.
|
|
It would be an eyesore and a traffic nightmare, they said.
|
|
Critic's Notebook WASHINGTON — Rain is usually an outdoor performance's worst nightmare.
|
|
And lately, his schedule has turned him into a vegetarian's nightmare.
|
|
You need to eat, move forward, and avoid the nightmare baddies.
|
|
London (CNN Business)Ted Baker's nightmare year just got much worse.
|
|
"It was the twilight zone, it was a nightmare," said Gatlin.
|
|
"It's like having a nightmare but while you're awake," she said.
|
|
And trust me, she is a nightmare to go shopping with.
|
|
The first five seconds I thought I was having a nightmare.
|
|
New York (CNN Business)The nightmare year for Kraft Heinz continues.
|
|
Every day was a living nightmare, and I couldn't escape it.
|
|
It is a goddamn nightmare and it should freak you out.
|
|
Unfortunately, the prospects of this nightmare ending anytime soon are slim.
|
|
Now Republicans don't need to worry about that nightmare coming true.
|
|
""We believe in the American Dream, not in the socialist nightmare.
|
|
This is doubly true in regards to even scarier nightmare scenarios.
|
|
The nightmare in Venezuela goes curiously unmentioned in The Socialist Manifesto.
|
|
I totally have that teeth falling out nightmare on the regular.
|
|
It would be the worst living nightmare I could ever have.
|
|
Remnants of some awful nightmare are still drifting across its mind.
|
|
But she had this nightmare of a man made of books.
|
|
I look out here and I see Donald Trump's worst nightmare.
|
|
This nightmare is frighteningly close to the reality of cyber ransom.
|
|
This is not far off from my idea of a nightmare.
|
|
Peter Holslin is more of a Nightmare on Elm Street guy.
|
|
"That's the problem and the nightmare scenario," said a second source.
|
|
What people don't understand is, we actually live in a nightmare.
|
|
Whose nightmare is darker, the nightmare of Americans who oppose Trump because they believe he is a danger to the republic, or the nightmare of Republicans who publicly support him but are privately ashamed and alarmed that he endangers the republic and fear their obedience to him could destroy their political careers and permanently stain their private conscience and public legacy?
|
|
"It's like the government version of a bad horror movie, but instead of Freddy Krueger and the 'Nightmare on Elm Street,' we've got Donald Trump and the 'Nightmare at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue,' " Bloomberg told the crowd.
|
|
A NIGHTMARE WITH NO ESCAPE | Energy Transfer Equity's acquisition of a rival pipeline company, Williams Companies, has turned into a nightmare, but it has only itself to blame, Steven Davidoff Solomon writes in the Deal Professor.
|
|
So watching Italy totally lose control, even before the nightmare became true, the nightmare that it is right now, especially in the hands of our current president, I was confident things were going to get bad.
|
|
"Whatever nightmare I've been in over these last two years is as of nothing compared to the nightmare that every single one of us is currently living through," he said in reference to the coronavirus crisis.
|
|
And many of those who did said the process was a nightmare, forcing them to stop midway through -- some were told things like, "You can't prove it" and "it'll be a nightmare" to move forward, Manzer said.
|
|
" Be smart: The WashPost called the Cabinet meeting "a fact-checking nightmare.
|
|
A dark portal opens, and out of it rises a spindly nightmare.
|
|
"It felt like a punch in the gut ... a nightmare," Rosenwasser said.
|
|
Well we have one humongous catch and release nightmare on our hands.
|
|
This 'hands-on' drone looks straight out of a sci-fi nightmare
|
|
After that, everything is an open question -- and a potential political nightmare.
|
|
AIRLINE PASSENGER&aposS BARE FEET TURN WOMAN&aposS FLIGHT INTO NIGHTMARE SCENARIO
|
|
Simply being charged by the SDNY is, in itself, a defendant's nightmare.
|
|
Price: $85 and up Travel's not just a nightmare during the holidays.
|
|
They're a man's worst nightmare, and there's a certain power in that.
|
|
The thought of my daughter being at risk is my worst nightmare.
|
|
Anything that has extras in it and costumes became a production nightmare.
|
|
But for the towns hosting those millions, it's also a logistical nightmare.
|
|
But ask cybersecurity experts and they'll tell you it's really a nightmare.
|
|
"Fear and guilt are sisters," Theo's lover tells her in a nightmare.
|
|
And then there's the final kicker: Acosta may be Democrats' worst nightmare.
|
|
But in September 24, she was suddenly plunged into an American nightmare.
|
|
But in September 2100, she was suddenly plunged into an American nightmare.
|
|
Many also just wanted to enjoy the cuteness without the political nightmare.
|
|
In the words of Gerald Ford, 'Our long national nightmare is over.
|
|
I thought we were in the clear and the nightmare was over.
|
|
I made the mistake of using them and had an absolute nightmare.
|
|
"This is one of those trips where it turned into a nightmare."
|
|
This nightmare scenario is something President Trump cannot and must not accept.
|
|
Following the PR nightmare, Delta capped flight prices at $399 Wednesday afternoon.
|
|
Your worst childhood nightmare is coming to life, and he's bringing treats.
|
|
It's more like: 'let's see how tame we can keep this nightmare'.
|
|
The whole mess truly stinks and the nightmare continues for clean athletes.
|
|
Online retail is convenient for consumers, but a nightmare for the environment.
|
|
But the nightmare scenario for LGBTQ people is in the Supreme Court.
|
|
It was like a nightmare crossover between Gossip Girl and Black Mirror.
|
|
Similar bullet points have been the nightmare scenarios for net neutrality advocates.
|
|
For Samsung, it was a hardware disaster and a public-relations nightmare.
|
|
Sonos, a competing speaker system aimed at audiophiles, is a setup nightmare.
|
|
Tap seems like a nightmare in terms of archival or open access.
|
|
Brazil ranks 123rd overall, and red tape makes it a taxpayers' nightmare.
|
|
But here, they keep me dangling between the nightmare and the dream.
|
|
Netflix's Requiem is far from a dream — it's a straight up nightmare.
|
|
Nightmare on Elm Street I hated every single second of this movie.
|
|
In Xinjiang, a four-hour flight from Beijing, a nightmare is unfolding.
|
|
Or the feline version that dreams up (sometimes nightmare-inducing) cats, ThisCatDoesNotExist.
|
|
But on a Sunday night in March, her worst nightmare was realized.
|
|
The nightmare my dad lived with at 14 was waiting for him.
|
|
Hurricane Florence is a nightmare storm for the Carolinas and Mid-Atlantic.
|
|
This peace ended a collective nightmare of hitherto unrivalled intensity and volume.
|
|
I wake up wanting to say: I had the most terrible nightmare.
|
|
THE TEENAGER riding down National Highway 31 was already living a nightmare.
|
|
Still, the prospect of such an influx is a nightmare for Europe.
|
|
Most heinous crime: Their "romance" is a devastating nightmare top to bottom.
|
|
In the Terrible Place, the most hideous part of the nightmare unfolded.
|
|
Niki Lopez once had a disturbing nightmare, and it still haunts her.
|
|
The 2016 GOP presidential campaign trail was a nightmare from its inception.
|
|
Source: Ransomware Tracker Startups are taking two approaches to tackling this nightmare.
|
|
This brief glimpse is only the tip of the nightmare-inducing iceberg.
|
|
It also sounds like an air traffic control nightmare waiting to happen.
|
|
He wanted his film to feel like "a Puritan's nightmare," he said.
|
|
But over the holidays, he reveals, he also finally lived his nightmare.
|
|
Even when the sun eventually came out the nightmare did not end.
|
|
My worst nightmare is hearing these horror stories about random Craigslist roommates.
|
|
For many legacy users, Windows 28 update prompts have been a nightmare.
|
|
Fans of The Nightmare Before Christmas are in for a holiday treat!
|
|
Interviewer: You're saying Julian Assange is going to be Hillary's worst nightmare?
|
|
"That was the beginning of 562 days of continuous nightmare," Lokita says.
|
|
But, they instead allow Bibiana to stumble into her precise nightmare situation.
|
|
"At first I was like, 'What a f—– nightmare,' " the actress recalled.
|
|
Four years ago, half the phones available were a nightmare to use.
|
|
Unfortunately the nightmare he was trying to warn against swiftly came true.
|
|
The nightmare scenario that everyone likes to bring up is The Matrix.
|
|
It will be back again, a nightmare we can count on it.
|
|
I thought this nightmare was in the past, way in the past.
|
|
"Those months were like a terrifying nightmare," real-life Shelby tells us.
|
|
Kate Beckinsale is either the world's coolest mom, or a freaking nightmare.
|
|
A conservative's nightmare, to be sure, but likely over in four years.
|
|
But it's nowhere close to the nightmare future we know is coming.
|
|
Insects of any kind in the house can be anyone's worst nightmare.
|
|
"They made my life a living nightmare," she says in the clip.
|
|
"I think we are near the end of this nightmare," she says.
|
|
But Mr McMaster and his shrinking electricity bill are a utility's nightmare.
|
|
One thing is for sure, the Autopilot feature is a legal nightmare.
|
|
Click here to view original GIFIt's basically every water slider's worst nightmare.
|
|
A beautiful day of romance turned into a bromance nightmare this weekend.
|
|
Just a few fraught days ago, the Apocalypse wasn't necessarily a nightmare.
|
|
I've had some nightmare interviews with celebrities and models throughout my career.
|
|
I wrote about that in... This was a nightmare moment for Clinton.
|
|
"The offensive capabilities go to the sci-fi nightmare scenarios," he said.
|
|
But as it turns out, these devices are a total privacy nightmare.
|
|
This year, he and his family's nightmare will be 11 years long.
|
|
So, it's kind of like a nightmare you can't wake up from.
|
|
A final note about the blingy lights: Customizing them is a nightmare.
|
|
For American Airlines, a holiday scheduling fail is a nightmare before Christmas.
|
|
But it can also be a nightmare, if they get too scared.
|
|
To put it mildly, it's a logistical nightmare, and expensive to boot.
|
|
On waking, I realized the nightmare was here, and it was ongoing.
|
|
Unfortunately the hemorrhage doesn't appear to have reabsorbed and my nightmare continues.
|
|
" Russell on Monday called Durham a serial rapist and "kids' worst nightmare.
|
|
For some this is an actual nightmare, for us it's a dream!
|
|
He agreed that attitudes matter in terms of avoiding the nightmare forecasts.
|
|
I never had a nightmare or a flashback or anything like that.
|
|
That dream (or nightmare) may soon become reality thanks to Whole Foods.
|
|
Bravo's anthology series Dirty John is your worst online dating nightmare, realized.
|
|
Fishing nightmare Milstein said the beauty of the creatures can be startling.
|
|
Here's how that latter nightmare materialized during my time playing The Occupation.
|
|
A nightmare is the perfect way to describe these last few weeks.
|
|
This is nightmare fuel refined by face-swapping app, Face Swap Live.
|
|
Racial insensitivity, everything from this trip, has just been a true nightmare.
|
|
Zach went into great detail about how he modified this little nightmare.
|
|
Like many capital cities in Europe, parking is a nightmare In Sofia.
|
|
It's every parent's unfathomable nightmare, yet it happens several times a year.
|
|
Put it all together and we get a nightmare, three-way grid.
|
|
You wrote the third installment of the Nightmare on Elm Street series.
|
|
Like the Nightmare before Christmas guy, for example, or maybe one pumpkin.
|
|
Catharsis will cleanse our nation, as the dawn will end the nightmare.
|
|
He shot for effortlessly cool, missed spectacularly and landed on circus nightmare.
|
|
The logistical nightmare of executing on this promise should not be underestimated.
|
|
" He added that it's "still just as big a national security nightmare.
|
|
From a worker's perspective, "Undercover Boss" is a dream and a nightmare.
|
|
That blue confetti is going to be a nightmare to clean up.
|
|
Dinner with Donald Trump sounds like a true and complete nightmare, right?
|
|
No, that madman was me, experiencing what sounds like your worst nightmare.
|
|
The world is kind of a nightmare right now — we get that.
|
|
But a well-funded nightmare with the wrong partners can become disastrous.
|
|
What's happened since suggests their long national nightmare is nowhere near over.
|
|
This is the stuff of fairy tales, I realize, the ur-nightmare.
|
|
" "Today," Miller says, "it seems like a bad dream, like a nightmare.
|
|
When Ulysses comes home to Penelope, he exits the nightmare of history.
|
|
But Russian officials believe their meldonium nightmare may be nearing its end.
|
|
While Ms. Galás sings like a seething nightmare, Ms. Monk is dreamy.
|
|
The United Nations called 2017 a "nightmare year" for children in conflict.
|
|
Victims are caught in a living nightmare, confronting images again and again.
|
|
Victims are caught in a living nightmare, confronting images again and again.
|
|
Thus ends a years-long nightmare for both Apple and its customers.
|
|
Winterfell's long nightmare under Ramsay Bolton (Iwan Rheon) came to an end.
|
|
The details of the extraordinarily brave event read like every soldier's nightmare.
|
|
Can you imagine the logistical nightmare of sending coffee bean into space?
|
|
But such deals are often a nightmare because nationalist emotions boil over.
|
|
Everything about this man is a nightmare for the rest of basketball.
|
|
If she were alive now, she'd probably be living her worst nightmare.
|
|
Should I still do my show only two days after the nightmare?
|
|
This is the "nightmare scenario" that lawmakers have been warning you about.
|
|
For some companies, it is a nightmare that can't end soon enough.
|
|
This makes tax collection "a nightmare", as the treasury has described it.
|
|
Healthcare The National Health Service is a nightmare for every British government.
|
|
It was like that nightmare where you show up to school naked.
|
|
"Getting kids through treatment for TB is a nightmare," Dr. Chaisson said.
|
|
But the Trump communications team is turning it into a PR nightmare.
|
|
"The night before Adrianne called me, I had a nightmare," he said.
|
|
Read more:Getting food to victims of Hurricane Dorian is a logistical nightmare.
|
|
Some of Mr. Obama's closest advisers describe that as their worst nightmare.
|
|
Read More: 25 things you didn't know about 'The Nightmare Before Christmas'
|
|
"That's your worst nightmare -- that someone slips through the cracks," Bush said.
|
|
To be watched so much is a kind of never-ending nightmare.
|
|
The American-support war in Yemen continues to be a humanitarian nightmare.
|
|
It was a little light into the nightmare that we were living.
|
|
"He's the xenophobe's nightmare," the executive director of Human Rights Watch said.
|
|
"It has been a nightmare, but it&aposs worth it," she said.
|
|
An American Dream imposed by Washington would soon become an American nightmare.
|
|
"It's been a nightmare," added Quarrie, the father of two young children.
|
|
His family thanked the king for bringing their "nightmare" to an end.
|
|
"The general impression in my mind is of a nightmare," he wrote.
|
|
What had been billed as a dream match turned into a nightmare.
|
|
Rick Grimes' nightmare — like most zombieland protagonists — begins with a wake up.
|
|
A power grid hack on Election Day seems like a nightmare scenario.
|
|
It seems like it could also be a nightmare for this kid.
|
|
To say the The Shuffle is a logistical nightmare is an understatement.
|
|
"The whole one and a half hours was a nightmare," he said.
|
|
You could say it's the final form of our current urban nightmare.
|
|
I'll admit to finding this fascinating because of our own current nightmare.
|
|
It would be a logistical nightmare for me to pull that off.
|
|
And getting ads accepted on radio and television can be a nightmare.
|
|
They come in during the school holidays once because it's a nightmare.
|
|
My worst nightmare is Eden's grandparents opening an account in his name.
|
|
Water shutoffs affecting thousands of residents have incited a public health nightmare.
|
|
But for a public finance economist like myself, that's a complete nightmare.
|
|
Yes, we quite often like to throw in a terrifying existential nightmare.
|
|
Calling herself "every Islamophobe's worst nightmare," Sarsour shatters stereotypes of Muslim women.
|
|
"It's like an empath's worst nightmare being on the tube," she laughed.
|
|
Worse, putting a fitted sheet on the bed is often a nightmare.
|
|
" –in A Nightmare on Elm Street 22010: Freddy's Revenge "We'll see, bitch.
|
|
To this day, he hasn't had a nightmare with the blanket on.
|
|
Read More: 18 things you didn't know about 'The Nightmare Before Christmas'
|
|
A CT scan pointed to the nightmare scenario: acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL).
|
|
"To this day, this is a nightmare for me," Bermudez told CNN.
|
|
In 2008, memes were simply a P.R. nightmare for the Republican Party.
|
|
Few places in the world would even consider such an impossible nightmare.
|
|
The attempt to replace Bashar Assad has turned Syria into a nightmare.
|
|
From May to August, the data theft proved a nightmare for HBO.
|
|
That would be nightmare for France; he's really their most Indispensable player.
|
|
"Fragrance labeling in the United States is really a nightmare," he remarked.
|
|
Nightmare visions in which slick entertainment anesthetizes the populace are nothing new.
|
|
It's been like a nightmare that I just can't wake up from.
|
|
The dream of convenience is premised on the nightmare of physical work.
|
|
But his nightmare vision of regional and global catastrophe proved badly overstated.
|
|
"It's surreal — it's a nightmare," she added once the hearing was over.
|
|
Magazine _____ How did commuting in New York City become such a nightmare?
|
|
It was an absolute nightmare and it just had to work out.
|
|
"It was a poetic nightmare made real," Pejac tells The Creators Project.
|
|
What is the nightmare scenario here and how worried should we be?
|
|
The problem with low-level nightmare scenarios is that they're highly theoretical.
|
|
Next the boy had an M.R.I. That's when their nightmare really began.
|
|
Yemeni children have been living a nightmare for more than two years.
|
|
On the other hand, the first President Bush was a comedian's nightmare.
|
|
How to Say 'No' This Thanksgiving The holiday season is a nightmare.
|
|
You have to pay for the nightmare you caused me last night!
|
|
And also they were a nightmare cause her curls kept getting caught.
|
|
"Work went from being so exciting to being a nightmare," she said.
|
|
Across my home state, traffic and transportation is a developing-world nightmare.
|
|
The mixed messaging, experts say, creates a communications nightmare for health officials.
|
|
For rival retailers, Amazon's new profitability constitutes a kind of nightmare scenario.
|
|
It's a Willy Wonka dream world that grew out of a nightmare.
|
|
On the other hand, our worst nightmare may be ahead of us.
|
|
Erdrich's novel is packed with them, push notices from an onrushing nightmare.
|
|
Rick Berne I just think that it would be a nightmare now.
|
|
It's like Nightmare on Elm Street with a less visually compelling villain.
|
|
"A human rights nightmare is occurring on our watch," she has written.
|
|
She falls into a nightmare that she's come back as a ghost.
|
|
Damage that you can't see can be a used car buying nightmare.
|
|
It's also the biggest Android modding security nightmare I have ever seen.
|
|
And this, if you will, is a progressive's nightmare vision of that.
|
|
The story told in "Do Not Become Alarmed" is every parent's nightmare.
|
|
That whole experience with "Two and a Half Men" was a nightmare.
|
|
So the progressive nightmare scenario is closely attached to the dream one.
|
|
"Nightmare" is the most important and culturally significant song of Halsey's career.
|
|
Real Life Nightmare: Deadly Hotel Check-In airs on HLN on Nov.
|
|
" On DWTS, James described the miscarriage as "every expecting parent's worst nightmare.
|
|
Then he wondered if he could turn the nightmare into a reality.
|
|
That nightmare scenario was a Cleveland-area man's reality earlier this month.
|
|
The trend suggests malls are more of a nightmare than a dream.
|
|
The emerging Department of Justice crime-control strategy is a criminologist's nightmare.
|
|
During this nightmare — my detention and "rendition" to Libya — I was pregnant.
|
|
Simply getting the records delivered, in whatever format, has been a nightmare.
|
|
A fantasy or a nightmare, depending on how you look at it.
|
|
But when you have a family sharing a cottage, it's a nightmare.
|
|
"It's been a bit of a nightmare dealing with Norwegian," she said.
|
|
But they used words like "disaster" and "nightmare" to describe the impact.
|
|
Some episodes use existing technologies as the basis for their nightmare scenarios.
|
|
Turner proved to be a pitcher's nightmare throughout the four-game series.
|
|
My dream of a mozzarella stick-topped sandwich had become a nightmare.
|
|
Skills Gap Justin Cornett's story had been a 21st-century economic nightmare.
|
|
But on Sunday night, lying awake, the nightmare replayed again and again.
|
|
If that nightmare occurs, it will have been facilitated by other Democrats.
|
|
But Bolton, if he testifies, could be the president&aposs worst nightmare.
|
|
As a child, I had a nightmare whenever I had a fever.
|
|
But that business plan became a nightmare for some of his tenants.
|
|
In terms of eco-consciousness, fur is "an environmental nightmare," says Byrne.
|
|
It's kind of a nightmare, but I have to deal with it.
|
|
But I'll take ours over the American nightmare of choices any day.
|
|
"Making that kind of mistake is every speechwriter's worst nightmare," Hurwitz said.
|
|
We are devastated about what happened, and are still processing this nightmare.
|
|
Jenny went through a "nightmare" when she found out about Sumit's marriage.
|
|
In many low-wage U.S. workplaces, 2019 looked like a dystopian nightmare.
|
|
Well, we are sorry to report that particular nightmare has actually transpired.
|
|
After all, as our tech correspondent notes, it's a potential security nightmare.
|
|
But instead of being my greatest triumph, it was my worst nightmare.
|
|
Up next was Times Square, a tourist's dream and a local's nightmare.
|
|
What happened next was a New Yorker's nightmare: I made eye contact.
|
|
Negan's harem is a nightmare, a den of intimidation and sexual slavery.
|
|
Once inside the taxi, my mother told the driver our travel nightmare.
|
|
In college, it would've been such a nightmare living with my parents.
|
|
This nightmare enemy of all mankind, they decided, was a fairy tale.
|
|
The new leader said Republicans have a "political nightmare" on their hands.
|
|
Broadly: First of all, what is the actual definition of a 'nightmare'?
|
|
"It's just this really horrifying, really well-done surreal nightmare," he said.
|
|
We're considering the ferry at Schaefer Landing, but that'll be a nightmare.
|
|
It was a total nightmare, and I woke in panic and sweat.
|
|
It is his nightmare, and only he can wake us from it.
|
|
"Barring recounts, this nightmare of a campaign will be over," Oliver said.
|
|
It's just nightmare fuel for the front office of Toronto right now.
|
|
"We had a creature called the nightmare, that appears dynamically," he said.
|
|
"I never in my wildest nightmare thought that I might vote for Hillary Clinton, but in my wildest nightmare, I never imagined anyone as creepy as Donald Trump," Humphrey told CNN from his home in Chichester, New Hampshire.
|
|
I recall the late Auschwitz survivor Tadeusz Borowski, in his short story "This Way to the Gas, Ladies and Gentlemen," talking about the nightmare within a nightmare of being in a lower bunk, under an inmate with typhus.
|
|
Fred was so powerful, he managed to drag a pregnant June, who was literally aboard a speeding plane headed for the Canadian border, back to his nightmare home and nightmare life, all with the help of the Gileadean army.
|
|
Parenthood can be a nightmare, and horror movies frequently play on that trope.
|
|
You point us out of this nightmare, and toward that more perfect union.
|
|
Jaimie Warren: I was obsessed with Nightmare on Elm Street as a kid.
|
|
Friends, I cannot stress enough that this nightmare scenario must not play out.
|
|
The way in which her body contorts itself is a complete freaking nightmare.
|
|
Roboticists say Boston Dynamic's new nightmare robot is unlike anything ever seen before.
|
|
So we run out of our candy-colored nightmare and never look back.
|
|
And we can only imagine what a nightmare they must be to remove.
|
|
" In a statement to PEOPLE, Lee calls the ruling "a nightmare and unacceptable.
|
|
Chemo was "like war, torture and a nightmare all in one," he said.
|
|
"It was quite a nightmare," says Jennifer Flynn, a DOT community relations manager.
|
|
I promise to become a nightmare for these guys who feed on corruption.
|
|
"This was really everyone's worst nightmare," Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco tells PEOPLE.
|
|
For us parents who work from home offices, this is our worst nightmare.
|
|
This would mean a President Pence, which is its own kind of nightmare.
|
|
Now, she's a Nobel Peace Prize-winning activist and the Taliban's worst nightmare.
|
|
Should the Court side with Masterpiece Cakeshop, however, that presents another potential nightmare.
|
|
"That's a nightmare we live every day," Saunders' sister said, according to News9.
|
|
"We had tried collecting phones, but it was a nightmare," he told me.
|
|
Ayala Leon felt helpless knowing another family was living through the same nightmare.
|
|
Let's just state the obvious real quick: Dating can be an absolute nightmare.
|
|
This is something that has become a P.R. nightmare for the Republican Party.
|
|
What they are finding is mass malnutrition, worrying epidemics, and a logistical nightmare.
|
|
"This was the nightmare scenario" for the city of 27,000 people, he said.
|
|
And I'm not sure whether this experiment is a fantasy or a nightmare.
|
|
It's an investor's worst nightmare, and it happened to one of my readers.
|
|
Her weeks in captivity were a nightmare, according to those closest to her.
|
|
This was both a huge economic development prize and a potential logistical nightmare.
|
|
Just don't ask it to make sense outside of the on-screen nightmare.
|
|
" The New Yorker declared the talk, "a Nightmare We Can't Wake Up From.
|
|
The nightmare of Children of Men is one of unmoored powerlessness and unpredictability.
|
|
However, the contraction monitor was malfunctioning (um, nightmare), so they increased her dosage.
|
|
"It was war… It was like a nightmare," Efimova, 24, told USA Today.
|
|
But the trip became a nightmare, the couple tells the Boston Globe reports.
|
|
"That's my worst nightmare is that being played at my funeral," admitted Cyrus.
|
|
"Obviously, this is every parent's worst nightmare," Trudeau told reporters from Davos, Switzerland.
|
|
Now it wasn't a total nightmare; there were some good times there, too.
|
|
People think prison is either this rehabilitative place or this super-violent nightmare.
|
|
Watch out, publishers: a nightmare scenario on Facebook may soon be a reality.
|
|
Instead, the demo failed, a nightmare scenario for anyone running a live show.
|
|
If an unwanted dick pic is gross, imagine the nightmare possibilities of video.
|
|
When the day of her ceremony finally arrived, it was a living nightmare.
|
|
"You said it was more of a nightmare this time," the psychologist prompted.
|
|
They're the relatable responses she has to this nightmare taking over her body.
|
|
"Our worst nightmare has come true," Wayne Driver told the National Post newspaper.
|
|
The incident occurred Friday night at Nashville Nightmare, an elaborate haunted house attraction.
|
|
China's Uighur minority live a dystopian nightmare of constant surveillance and brutal policing.
|
|
And yet it all feels like a nightmare recounted with a cheery lilt.
|
|
For sedentary folks who live in urban areas, commuting is a daily nightmare.
|
|
Having a bear crash your wedding ceremony might sound like a nightmare scenario.
|
|
It's nightmare fodder, but it made us laugh so we'll allow it. 2.
|
|
For years, home automation tech has been a nightmare for security and privacy.
|
|
A nightmare start for Spieth, now tied for the lead with Matt Kuchar.
|
|
" In another message, he wrote: "This is the biggest nightmare of my life.
|
|
For them it was the first annual sales decline since nightmare-year 2009.
|
|
"To the worn out and despondent, JNJ's become yet another nightmare," he said.
|
|
It's dozens of meals worth of energy dumped into one nightmare food trauma.
|
|
There's a villain to The Girlfriend Experience: It's the nightmare of losing control.
|
|
I wanted to shoot it really underwater, which would have been a nightmare.
|
|
It's exactly the kind of nightmare scenario a struggling phone company doesn't need.
|
|
And since Election Day, the same nightmare has recurred over and over again.
|
|
It was a nightmare, but it was one of the most fun days.
|
|
Individually these data breaches are problematic—cumulatively they're a bit of a nightmare.
|
|
"I'm in between this being a joke and a nightmare," Samimi told Gizmodo.
|
|
Avoid this nightmare scenario by bringing the LithiumCard Wallet Battery wherever you go.
|
|
If all of this sounds like the worst nightmare ever, you're completely right.
|
|
It's adorable — until Jack has a nightmare about Vietnam and starts acting distant.
|
|
China's nightmare was the attendance of Mr Trump's national security adviser, John Bolton.
|
|
I was a nightmare: a creative writing / film major with huge credit cards.
|
|
The resulting financial nightmare basically forced HP to split into two different companies.
|
|
"Now, everybody wakes up to the nightmare that most people know," he says.
|
|
But for the wrong person, the "American Dream" can quickly become a nightmare.
|
|
The pace will feel infuriatingly slow, which is basically an Aries's worst nightmare.
|
|
They want to achieve sufficient control to avoid that nightmare for their family.
|
|
To a materials engineer working today, this process would represent a total nightmare.
|
|
But in the past fortnight the Georgian Dream has turned into a nightmare.
|
|
Even if the world wasn't a nightmare, there's still the problem of originality.
|
|
While these chemicals are damn useful in many applications, they're a toxicologist's nightmare.
|
|
A field day for ethicists; a nightmare for the would-be treaty-makers.
|
|
It's exciting but also chilling — an origin story for a long national nightmare.
|
|
The first thing is that the Home Office is a nightmare to run.
|
|
For people wanting a functional work and personal life, it's a fucking nightmare.
|
|
Our sources say Weinstein is surprisingly calm, considering the PR nightmare engulfing him.
|
|
It's every parents' nightmare, and watching Kim Zolciak-Biermann experience it is heartbreaking.
|
|
Suspiria is a nightmare wrapped in a witches curse that would make mother!
|
|
To end this nightmare for them, we're pushing for legislative fixes to PSLF.
|
|
I guess all the trick-or-treaters are causing quite the traffic nightmare.
|
|
For many of Duntsch's patients, there is a proper ending to this nightmare.
|
|
"I was asleep and awoke to what seemed like a nightmare," she said.
|
|
This week James Brokenshire, the housing secretary, promised to end the leasehold "nightmare".
|
|
"Obviously this is every parent's worst nightmare," Trudeau said, according to the paper.
|
|