An overgrown baby is President; someone who physically resembles an overgrown baby was recently accused by 30 women (and counting) of sexual harassment; a million other things.
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It is overgrown the same way that the Demilitarized Zone is overgrown, that strip of land between North and South Korea that is like a geographic scar.
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It's probably overgrown now because it was just spontaneous […].
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Now picture it entirely engulfed by overgrown bushes and trees.
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Wilkerson's front yard was strewn with overgrown trees and junk.
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Having lain empty for years, it was derelict and overgrown.
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Jonas sees no one, and everything is broken down, overgrown.
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They search for life lessons in an overgrown suburban backyard.
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Is it a neighbor complaining about your overgrown grass again?
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The only woman victim was killed in an overgrown lot.
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It was overgrown by weeds, and has since been demolished.
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The driveway is overgrown and strewn with split black jamuns.
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The yard, though large, was overgrown with vines and brush.
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" While Connie "was the responsible one," Richard "was the overgrown kid.
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The overgrown ferns were my mother's optimism, her joy and humor.
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During World War I, the estate became overgrown due to neglect.
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"Her hooves were also overgrown and causing discomfort," said the ARL.
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Today overgrown grass has invaded the playgrounds of oil worker compounds.
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The pink-windowed entryway is barely visible through the overgrown foliage.
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Still, I love a lawn overgrown and skimmed by the wind.
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Zinke is right that America's forests are overgrown, fueling huge fires.
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How fortunate we were to find this magical overgrown downtown woodland.
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Overgrown foliage and a dusting of graffiti complete the neglected look.
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The walls of the arbor were slanted latticework, overgrown with ivy.
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A duplex, it is overgrown with white roses and white oleander.
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The photograph illuminated a woman in stillness, surrounded by overgrown plants.
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Except for the deserted, overgrown fields surrounding them, everything seemed normal.
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Today, abandoned houses and vacant, overgrown lots are a common sight.
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Players can dress in pajamas or as superheroes or overgrown babies.
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He spotted an overgrown bonsai tree which looked like a chair.
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Today, abandoned houses and storefronts sit between overgrown patches of land.
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Now, however, Underhill stands empty, its pitch overgrown and its stands abandoned.
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Now, the overgrown skeletons of buildings face a new threat: luxury apartments.
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We follow him along an overgrown path to the Viking pendulum ship.
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Compare the two and the newer car looks like an overgrown sibling.
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In the game, players guide a small child through mysterious, overgrown ruins.
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Decades later, Zika Forest and the surrounding environs are overgrown once more.
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Outside of Harrisburg, past an overgrown football field, we found ShakeDown BBQ.
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Vertical shafts hundreds of feet deep may be hidden by overgrown vegetation.
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The land where Rana Plaza once stood is now overgrown with weeds.
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The search was cold, wet and taxing in the misty, overgrown forest.
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Overgrown grass separates tower blocks in a space heroically called "Paul Cézanne Square".
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The maze, now under new proprietorship, appears to be overgrown and falling apart.
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The town's soccer stadium was so overgrown, I couldn't even see the grandstands.
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If Reader was a neat lawn, my Feedly is now an overgrown lot.
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Saito's greenhouses are overgrown with weeds that stand taller than the structures themselves.
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Overgrown, in both senses: eight or ten or twelve feet tall; shaggy. Shy.
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But, for all her doubleness of vision, her escape path is now overgrown.
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The result is overgrown and dying forests with over 100 million dead trees.
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Like Jenny, Lorna finds herself trapped between failing, overgrown boys and predatory men.
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I saw some leftover grapes on this patch of land overgrown by weeds.
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Then there's Quinn's overgrown, childlike (and English-born) handyman, Tom Kettle (Justin Edwards).
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Darting down a meandering trail overgrown with bushes, I heard footsteps behind me.
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Overgrown fennel will grow buttery and soft enough to eat with a spoon.
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The first six-mile strip was started last year and already is overgrown.
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She pivots back to the driver-side window, toward the border's overgrown grass.
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Will Ferrell plays Buddy, an overgrown human child adopted by Santa's chief elf.
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In the 1990s the block had overgrown vacant lots full of rusting automobiles.
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It included a giant empty lot covered in cracked concrete overgrown with weeds.
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When I visited, the pond was completely overgrown with trees, weeds, and grass.
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The yard is overgrown, and a tall fence is posted with "No Trespassing" signs.
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The Colour in Anything feels more sparse than Blake's debut and 2013's Overgrown.
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As mainstream interest in comics grows, commercial cons have become increasingly overgrown and unruly.
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He took me to this patch of overgrown tombstones, and I sucked his dick.
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Initially, all she'd done was trim back a few of the more overgrown branches.
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Commerce has more than its share of sagging porches, peeling paint and overgrown lots.
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The battlements will continue to tower amidst the overgrown dunes, unbeknownst to most beachgoers.
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Worst of all were his hooves, so monstrously overgrown they looked like swim fins.
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"They're so overgrown it's crazy," she says, while we stroll through the vegetable patches.
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Focusing forest thinning operations and prescribed burns on overgrown woodlands near communities is another.
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What We Don't See An overgrown garden and larger-than-life flowers and insects?
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Overgrown fields, shuttered factories, empty warehouses, and abandoned infrastructure projects litter the landscape today.
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The center sits between Highway 33 and an overgrown stream called Rock Run Creek.
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The Fortnite map includes an overgrown prison and a number of upturned police cars.
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In their midst now lies one badly overgrown and dilapidated minor-league ball field.
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He sports an overgrown buzz cut and wears an orange and black baseball jersey.
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Pluto, according to a pair of Southwest Research Institute scientists, is basically an overgrown comet.
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Adjacent to an existing cemetery, the alleged mass grave is now a quiet, overgrown field.
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Eastwood sported a hooded sweatshirt, sunglasses, long, swept-back hair and a very overgrown beard.
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Rusting trains, dilapidated stations and tracks overgrown with wild flowers are all that is left.
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The paths were overgrown and my voice echoed in the emptiness between the stone walls.
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They chose a place in a large overgrown ditch where the fence is slightly lower.
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Soon we were trudging a narrow path and snaking through overgrown fields, past unsmiling children.
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One that's overgrown with weeds makes one wonder if anyone actually lives in the home.
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An overgrown cemetery on a small hill top on the outskirts of town sat abandoned.
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This small-town play is substantially overgrown and too fond of a whiny major character.
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Across the city there are about 3,700 unoccupied buildings, including dilapidated homes and overgrown yards.
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The knowledge that the ancient world was home to overgrown bird species isn't exactly new.
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These poems salvage a literary ecology from lost meadows, overgrown junkyards and hidden mountain springs.
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Lots are empty and overgrown, right in the shadow of the refurbished King Edward Hotel.
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Compared with Woolf, I was an overgrown child with a set of wooden alphabet blocks.
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The grass was high and the bushes were overgrown because monsoon rains ended only recently.
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Though now covered in overgrown fauna, this entrance brought you to the South American Aviary.
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Nashville's Zach Richardson uses sustainable practices — and a flock of sheep — to clear overgrown landscapes.
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Entire areas hidden under overgrown plants and small trees, covering the names of the dead.
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The BMX park has been overgrown and a car company now rents out the site.
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It was deemed an overgrown, traffic-snarling invader on an already teeming East 42nd Street.
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There's a small tin boat nestled among lush overgrown grass, ornamenting an otherwise empty backyard.
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A tall cross marks the site, now overgrown with a new crop of palm trees.
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For some reason unbeknownst to us, this little boy decided to stand in an overgrown field.
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His three-bedroom Pennsylvania home was hidden behind overgrown shrubbery and at times almost seemed empty.
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She had a miserable job at a hedge fund where she worked alongside overgrown frat boys.
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But PEOPLE visited the memorial on Monday and saw that it has become overgrown with weeds.
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And the lesson looks pretty corny, as in, the classroom is a creepy overgrown corn field.
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The North Korean side of it ends abruptly in a field of dirt and overgrown grass.
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The overgrown bushes rustle with the movement that suggests possums or nocturnal mammals of some kind.
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Forests have become unnaturally dense and overgrown, and insect epidemics have laid waste to entire landscapes.
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He thought they had more style, with their peeling paint and big gardens overgrown with trees.
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A few years ago, Disneyland pruned some overgrown trees, and some guests had an absolute fit.
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Today, little remains in Jonestown aside from overgrown vegetation and rusted pieces of buildings and vehicles.
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The new steel buildings of drilling service companies often face crumbling farmhouses and overgrown idle fields.
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Before, an urban creek overgrown with vegetation and clogged with trash obstructed the flow of water.
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"There was old attractions decaying, which was overgrown with weeds, trash scattered around," he told INSIDER.
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Ubu is a petulant, overgrown child craving attention and satisfaction of his appetites at any cost.
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From Mx. Bhaskaran's mouth hangs a long black appendage, like a swollen tongue or overgrown tail.
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Within two decades the Elgin Botanic Garden was gone — plants dispersed, carriage drives overgrown, glasshouses demolished.
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In November, the Department of Defense released a short video showing an overgrown patch of forest.
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Once degraded and overgrown, thousands of hectares of this remote ecosystem are being restored and rewilded.
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Instead, head to the east side of Prospect Park, where it's more wild, overgrown and private.
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"He hopes this story serves as a reminder to homeowners to trim overgrown trees," WFLA wrote.
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One can imagine where the pews used to be — the area is now overgrown with plants.
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When she purchased the land, it was largely overgrown, a tangled mass of trees and scrub.
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I pull a bunch of weeds in our garden bed, deal with overgrown raspberries, and harvest arugula.
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In both cases, there was all this overgrown vegetation and there's just something really interesting about that.
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He was found outside of Australia's capital, Canberra, so overgrown with fleece that he could barely walk.
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The quadruple lights of the locomotive cut a ribbon through the night, past warehouses and overgrown lots.
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Here, Bieber began the transition from his overgrown bangs to a slightly shorter, more face-framing fringe.
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His beard was hugely overgrown, but Violet had sort of a thing for the mountain man look.
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There's even a photo of stray dogs near the overgrown gas-stop of Enterprise, fitting but random.
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The United Nations shut it down in 1991, and now the former camp is overgrown and jungly.
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A statue of him, doffing his peaked cap, towers over an overgrown athletic field where cows graze.
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Mr. Uematsu lived nearby in a large, cream-colored concrete house on a hill with overgrown weeds.
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Many buildings there are strewn with discarded objects, and abandoned vehicles have been enveloped by overgrown weeds.
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We passed houses shattered by the hurricane, buildings knocked into hills of lumber, now overgrown with vines.
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"Before we were here, the whole yard was overgrown," said Mr. Carbonara, the de facto project leader.
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There was what remained of Escobar's bedroom—a concrete pad, overgrown with jungle—and two guard towers.
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By this time, the majority of the property was either completely overgrown or covered in broken glass.
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My neighbor's hedges and overgrown shrubbery are obscuring my panoramic view of this waterway and its waterfowl.
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Verdant, almost overgrown, it requires careful navigating over ridges and mulch-covered trenches, to explore the interiors.
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The cemetery is so overgrown with weeds that it is one of Singapore's few truly untended spaces.
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Open fields of overgrown grass line winding roads that lead to rusted steel mills and shuttered factories.
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I looked around at the stately villa, the murmuring fountains and, yes, even at the overgrown grass.
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The island remains almost entirely overgrown, although rough trails have been cut to expose the decaying structures.
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There was also a poetically overgrown private garden busy with tangerine, bitter orange, persimmon and pomegranate trees.
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Its airstrip is too decrepit and overgrown to allow supplies to be flown in, Dr. Salama said.
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They investigated a mysterious disorder called hemimegalencephaly, which causes one side of the brain to become overgrown.
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New England in the mid-19th century was a literary hothouse, overgrown with wild and exotic talents.
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Neighbors said the girls seldom came out to play in the backyard, which was overgrown with weeds.
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In the day, she explored abandoned schools, homes and churches, overgrown by jungle on the depopulated atolls.
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The courtyard garden had statues of Buddha and sacred elephants that were overgrown with bamboo and bougainvillea.
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Nearly 20 years later, Amadeo walked through an overgrown cemetery, the place he had buried his brother.
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After Ms. Vetrano was found dead on a park path overgrown with weeds, an intense manhunt ensued.
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Rodriguez sighed as he pointed to the bed he'd dug in anticipation, now overgrown with jungle weeds.
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" Around the property, other workers cut down overgrown bamboo and "a tangle of vines and dead trees.
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The detective was familiar with the place, with its overgrown grass and weeds that swallowed the front yard.
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Once they were big enough to play it became obvious that Scotch was just an overgrown kitten herself.
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But even popular ideas can be choked out by a legislative system that has become overgrown and ungovernable.
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In fact, doing so could potentially cause an infection, which is much worse than some overgrown scar tissue.
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In some ways these tech giants look not so much like overgrown startups but more like traditional corporations.
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It was as if a gradually maturing ecosystem had been struck by a blight and overgrown by weeds.
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They include a museum, two restored buildings, a park and nature trail (now overgrown) and a community centre.
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Gossage's images were more abstract and allusive: a curving road through overgrown hedgerows; a view over Welsh hills.
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The yellow ribbons they tied to bamboo and camellia brambles along the overgrown path spoke of their pain.
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Curtains drawn, the place had a vacant air, its scraggly bushes overgrown to the size of dairy cows.
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Abundant, overgrown brows imply a desire to, as Joni Mitchell once sang, get ourselves back to the garden.
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Wearing heavy backpacks, we looked like overgrown turtles as we awkwardly tried to sneak up on our prey.
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The spasmodic art of conversation that's practiced by the overgrown boys of "Anger" is sometimes flat-out hilarious.
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As we neared the top, I began seeing Hebrew-lettered gravestones, overgrown and weatherworn, jutting from the grass.
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On Google Earth, the fields had looked trimmed, but the ones in front of us were wildly overgrown.
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Now, his clothes filthy and his beard overgrown, Wakefield ventures out at night to scavenge his neighbors' trash.
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Many a palazzo-lined street has been abandoned to the wear of the weather and to overgrown vegetation.
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The program, "Labyrinth," is organized around "On an Overgrown Path," Janacek's moody cycle of 15 short piano pieces.
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For me, Overgrown had become an obsidian funerary monument, but one with the dark gleam of new possibilities.
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The Colour in Anything is a being-in-love album where Overgrown was an out-of-love album.
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The little blenny is farming his patch and cropping the algae so that it does not become overgrown.
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Late capitalism—a catch-all term for the absurdities of an overgrown market economy—has suddenly come into vogue.
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The affected areas aren't overgrown pine forests, but grasslands and other coastal or near-coastal shrublands, known as chaparral.
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Loren: See I felt like Calvin resembled more of the overgrown venus fly trap from Little Shop of Horrors.
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She sees them ahead, beside a stream at the border of the forest, the stream half overgrown with bracken.
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Taking Back Sunday: "Cute Without the E" (Cut From the Team) That overgrown, sight-impeding hair is downright iconic.
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In this tradition, Altadena's TARP offers up its spacious, overgrown yard for artists to produce site-specific installations around.
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Drive a mile out of Serenbe and you'll see overgrown yards punctuated with banged up pickup trucks rusting away.
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Until recently, the ancient cemetery was an overgrown mess of weeds and rubbish; the more ornate gravestones were plundered.
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The bespectacled mayor reads the Koran, fasts during Ramadan, and has the looks and demeanour of an overgrown schoolboy.
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Like many U.S. forests, California's woodlands are notoriously overgrown, as decades-old forest mismanagement has smothered nearly all wildfires.
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These animals, some of which came into contact with radioactive food, now roam Namie's empty streets and overgrown backyards.
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We're talking confrontations on overgrown lawns in rundown towns, blubbering heartbreak in real time, and Nev's self-satisfied smirk.
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They lie via the radio ravers, and the podcast conspiracy-buffs, and the overgrown children at the Murdoch media.
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In between the floor and the crown, there are years' worth of logs, overgrown shrubs, and standing dead trees.
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Unfortunately, that is no longer realistic due to the large deficit gap, overgrown bond market, and increasing corporate debt.
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Today, broken windows and overgrown weeds pepper abandoned homes, and the angry barking of a dog interrupts the silence.
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The large-scale sculptural work features an old, beat-up Porsche overgrown with indigenous California plants and silk flowers.
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The Dion site is lushly overgrown, with the mud helping to preserve so many centuries of art and architecture.
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He's referring to our wildly overgrown okra pods, some of which are approaching six inches in length or longer.
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TORONTO — For the first time in five summers, Toronto's waterfront amusement park is open, overgrown though it may be.
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Living near a nature reserve, my front lawn was also on the menu, despite being slightly yellow and overgrown.
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"The objects, set into the ground or submerged in overgrown plants, are like scars in the ground," she says.
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From the perspective of the body cameras, the overgrown grass obscured most of Mr. Clark's body on the ground.
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Yet there, amid the chaos, is Ms. Jackson, like a sharp and gleaming scythe slashing through an overgrown field.
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I'm a lifelong nail-biter, I HAVE to clip an overgrown nail before my teeth get to it first.
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When I first swiped him on Tinder, I didn't see the overgrown skater boy he turned out to be.
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But if that gap exists, it is too overgrown with love of the villain for anyone else to enter.
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And as Silvio and Clarice, Mr. Ma and Ms. Verson are saddled with ludicrous costumes rendering them overgrown toddlers.
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What I find there always surprises me, from hills dense with unknown flowers to overgrown pits filled with wildlife.
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Images of abandoned, half-built golf course developments — where unsold condos overlooked overgrown courses — were reminders of miscalculated affluence.
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The absence of shepherds, goatherds and farmers has left forest lands overgrown, allowing fires to spread and burn faster.
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He's an overgrown student who, you suspect, has lived largely in his own mind for most of his life.
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The sky was gray, and overgrown grass pathways and thorny pink rosebushes smelled damp from the deluge of rain.
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"The most important thing is to finish off the structural reform, because the Polish judiciary is overgrown," he said.
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The sight of fractured headstones and overgrown weeds was so dismaying that she turned around and drove back home.
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In earlier cycles, index revamps spurred by parts of the market becoming overgrown have occurred near significant inflection points.
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The absence of shepherds, goatherds and farmers has left forest lands overgrown, allowing fires to spread and burn faster.
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The tower, set in rolling grassland on his 2390-acre farm, was overgrown with vines snaking up its pylons.
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The porch overlooks my rather overgrown garden, the street, and offers a glimpse of an urban river a block away.
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I once attacked an overgrown, corn-fed white boy who called me a nigger during indoor recess in elementary school.
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Today it is an eerie site: part town and part ghost-town, walls speckled with commemorative plaques, train tracks overgrown.
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He takes viewers to the bullet-ridden Kisangani train station, which hasn't operated in decades and is overgrown with weeds.
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He eventually convinces his boss to cut through the overgrown jungle that is Mexico's police force, and start a raid.
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Joel storms away because he's an overgrown toddler, only missing those "little green pants" his elderly secretary keeps talking about.
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The Uzuakoli center has a run-down air, surrounded by overgrown bushes; its hospital wards furnished with bare, worn mattresses.
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The headstone was completely overgrown, so it wasn't until a worker from the cemetery helped us that we found it.
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Lawns were overgrown and raggedy, flower beds were clogged with dead leaves, and trash was strewn over the paving stones.
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And to experience the feeling of overgrown hooves, he stops cutting his toenails for months during his red deer phase.
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Prescribed fire significantly improves wildlife habitat; encourages new, healthier growth; and prevents extreme wildfire behavior by thinning out overgrown vegetation.
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The trail diminished into a rough two-track before turning uphill and developing into a true trail, overgrown in spots.
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A year ago, they took over an unused 22017-acre (218 hectare) plot, which was dry and overgrown with weeds.
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Santos says she is frustrated by the U.S. military helicopters that regularly fly over San Lorenzo, droning like overgrown mosquitoes.
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Back home, I holed up in the bathroom with my mom's fancy tweezers, determined to furiously pluck my overgrown lawn.
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Then, there are big piles of rubble where buildings once stood, and vacant lots where weeds have overgrown the rubble.
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Her Bushwick apartment — and basement and overgrown backyard — is the backdrop for "Antigone," which runs May 23 to May 31.
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An overgrown mound of brush had hidden a ramshackle shed, old tires, a porcelain toilet and hundreds of sizable rocks.
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Together, they changed the world I generated into an overgrown apocalypse, and I went about the work of getting lost.
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In the 1960s, the Collins's apartment overlooked Morningside Park, an overgrown haven for muggers and purse snatchers at the time.
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An overgrown Monstera plant and Noguchi lamps hang over the dining area of Hans-Dieter Lutz's home in Stuttgart, Germany.
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An overgrown Monstera plant and Noguchi lamps hang over the dining area of Hans-Dieter Lutz's home in Stuttgart, Germany.
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Samsung's rotating Sero TV looks an overgrown smartphone, because it rotates between horizontal and vertical orientations, just like your phone.
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Sherman arrived at our home in terrible shape, with rotting teeth and hooves so dangerously overgrown, he could barely walk.
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Many now-abandoned churches across Europe also featured courtyards, which have become overgrown or decrepit as they go uncared for.
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A few dozen armed soldiers were on guard scattered around the site, which was largely overgrown with trees and shrubs.
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They wanted to clear some of the overgrown farmland, add a pool and build a modest addition to the house.
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TRIPOLI, Libya — The deserted royal palace here, hidden behind locked gates and an overgrown garden, stands as a monument to Col.
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The sweet senior has also been put on hip dysplasia and arthritis medication, and is receiving treatment for her overgrown nails.
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Like the overgrown adolescents in a Judd Apatow movie, Tom and his pals crave adventure, though not of the carnal variety.
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"The environment is such that, if you cleared a field, it would be overgrown in a matter of months," he said.
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Reyes not only confessed to the crime, but years later led law enforcement investigators to the overgrown and remote crime scene.
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The way these cascading bits of fabric hung from the top created an oversized, overgrown version of the shapely peplum form.
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The whole roasted cauliflower (along with the single giant beet and the overgrown carrot) recently surfaced as a favorite chef's trick.
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Empty and lifeless, the house now sits with its blinds down and its driveway overgrown, waiting for the bulldozer to call.
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At the time, hundreds of factories were shuttered, and today the land where Rana Plaza once stood is overgrown with weeds.
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James Blake, "Modern Soul": James Blake is still working on Radio Silence, the LP that'll eventually follow up 2013's Overgrown.
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Stephen Martin, director of design and planning at Four Freedoms, said that the site was a toxic landfill overgrown with weeds.
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By the mid-eighties, they were so overgrown that pedestrians had to quit the sidewalk and take to the street instead.
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Then, in a generous gesture, he played as an encore selections from Janacek's "On an Overgrown Path," lasting some 15 minutes.
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The terrain, which the rains have turned into heavy mud, is covered by thick, overgrown jungle and is difficult to navigate.
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A photo from the 1890s showed multiple buildings and kilns, a stark contrast to the overgrown paths we were walking along.
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"If it ever has a permanent home," Mr. Aitken said, "I can imagine it eventually becoming an artificial reef, completely overgrown."
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Because of all the rivers and lakes, wide swaths of the Selous are impenetrable — picture green, overgrown, scratchy and thorny bush.
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Once he began Janacek's episodic suite "On the Overgrown Path," he played with searching insight, rhapsodic freedom and uncompromising musical integrity.
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There's a touch of both Laurel and Hardy and Cain and Abel to these overgrown boys, who sometimes dream of fratricide.
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Q&A "I'm just an overgrown cheerleader for cool, old guitars," said Vince Gill, the Grammy-winning country star and songwriter.
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The nest was cradled where the branches of our birch tree and our Rose of Sharon had overgrown into each other.
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Overgrown backyards with bird feeders and standing water are havens for all kinds of four-legged creatures, as well as mosquitoes.
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But on Saturday morning, Kiparsky and Irwin were found in "a very dense drainage that was overgrown with foliage," Schneider said.
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While the guest house is an option, considering the eerie, overgrown state of the land, spending the night must be intimidating.
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The version I tried here, delivered to the restaurant by an Uzbek baker in Brooklyn, was closer to an overgrown bagel.
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" The house is overgrown with vegetation, but Leah "could tell it had been beautiful once, like something from a fairy tale.
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Hoppus is forty-four and Skiba is forty, but the best songs could have been written only by overgrown teen-agers.
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Senum says that the 450 acres of wild land within the city limits are "choked" with overgrown -- and highly combustible -- vegetation.
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Your brain goes from an overgrown weed at 16 to a nice tree structure two years later—you've pruned your brain.
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Many people have not left Malibu because erratic winds continue to ignite spot fires on abandoned lawns and in dry, overgrown brush.
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In both films, he plays overgrown slackers, men content to work just hard enough to finance a lifestyle of vice and relaxation.
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It's an IPO that the tech industry — especially other overgrown startups with IPO ambitions, like Uber and Airbnb — will be watching closely.
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These days, the home&aposs sagging countenance, weathered clapboards, broken windows and overgrown shrubs contribute to the appearance of a haunted mansion.
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There is something strangely satisfying, however, about watching a missile that can take out helicopters vaporizing what's essentially an overgrown hobby drone.
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Fibrocystic breast tissue is composed of cysts (fluid-filled sacs), overgrown connective tissue, and sometimes green or brown discharge from the nipples.
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By virtually swimming around dead coral skeletons overgrown by turf algae, you can get a sense of what coral bleaching looks like.
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Residents said they have continued to stay because erratic winds keep sparking spot fires on abandoned lawns and in dry, overgrown brush.
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The trailer opens with a shot of an overgrown Eiffel Tower, as a voiceover explains that aliens have come to exterminate humanity.
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Should those lives be valued less than the lives of the wildlife which might repopulate their overgrown pastures when they are gone?
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But as he biohacked his way toward mental clarity, becoming an overgrown Oompa Loompa was just another necessary step on the journey.
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While Americans still wrangle their overgrown lawns by pushing or riding a lawnmower, many Europeans have handed off that responsibility to robots.
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Trekking behind overgrown grass and a high metal fence, Hurley found four rundown row houses that were built between 1860 and 1930.
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It will take more time to see who Hidey really is, but she's slowly adjusting to life without pounds of overgrown fur.
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Overgrown nasturtiums and birds of paradise lap at his feet and shoulders, as if alternately yielding to or waiting to engulf him.
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It is one thing to think of buffalo on Divisadero Street, of the Golden Gate Bridge overgrown in a tangle of vine.
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While America's forests are overgrown—thus providing more fuel for flames to quickly spread—dead trees and underbrush are considered greater problems.
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Teixeira already looks like an overgrown boy scout, so it should come as no surprise he follows their famous credo: Be prepared.
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Dodd-Frank added 85033,300 pages and more than 22,000 pages of regulations (and counting) to an already overgrown area of federal regulation.
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When I collected beer glasses, he would lope up behind me and put his chin on my shoulder like an overgrown puppy.
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By the end, his face was covered in an overgrown mustache, and he was attempting to breast-feed a golden retriever puppy.
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In all honesty, though, it's my Louis Vuitton dopp kit that's become overgrown and is probably the heaviest piece in my luggage.
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The white comedian gave orders, and Bobby stumbled around speaking in a low, stupid voice and generally acting like an overgrown child.
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Instead they issued an order to Mr. Carbery's landlord to harvest the cherries, which had drawn the grizzlies to the overgrown property.
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She stopped in front of an overgrown lot, the site of her childhood home before it was torn down because of blight.
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In between their deaths, a city landscape crew about to mow an overgrown field in Seminole Heights on the morning of Oct.
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Sherman was in such bad condition, his hooves overgrown to the point they curled up, that the McDougalls weren't sure he'd live.
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He has given little sign that he means to overhaul an overgrown state that undermines the productivity of its citizens and enterprises.
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Instead of offering just fish heaped on rice, each bowl is nearly overgrown with mesclun greens and seaweed salad, tempering the lushness.
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The prison grounds are a quiet world of cement walkways, courtyards carpeted in artificial turf and overgrown gardens of trees and weeds.
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What appears to be the kitchen opens directly up into the overgrown backyard by way of the shack&aposs missing back wall.
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This abandoned 19th-century church in Italy has become overgrown with weeds and vines, but much of the original architecture still stands.
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In a video titled "por amor" (2019), the artist considers her complicity in US interventionism while seated in a vast, overgrown field.
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As she walked through the MUNCHIES rooftop garden, everything overgrown from a summer's worth of sun, it wasn't hard to see why.
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When they pulled back the overgrown brush and soil, they found strange oval-shaped holes cut directly into an ornate plaster floor.
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Ivy Sole: I actually wrote the phrase "overgrown" down two years ago because it felt like something my life was moving towards.
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Overgrown forests catch more snow and rain on leaves and needles, where wind and sunlight increase the amount of moisture lost to evaporation.
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We weave through mountains, scoping out a world that's a little worse for the wear but, despite its overgrown state, is beautiful nonetheless.
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Williams' son Zak talks about essentially having an overgrown child for a father, someone who could relate to kids on their own terms.
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It converts between the two functions easily, so you can go from trimming overgrown grass patches to edging along your sidewalk within seconds.
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In rural areas, even just outside Tokyo, villages are mostly empty, fields overgrown and bus and train services intermittent thanks to scant demand.
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In fact, when it's possible, many fire experts promote intentionally and intelligently lighting fires — to thin out forests that we've let become overgrown.
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Now she works one month out of four cutting back overgrown grass and trees, desilting dams and drains, collecting litter or cleaning streets.
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Five impish insects snuggled into an overgrown backyard learn life lessons with the help of Beatles tunes in this new animated children's series.
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To help restore a decrepit, overgrown area of Prospect Park in Brooklyn this summer, Larry and Anna Cihanek evaluated more than 150 candidates.
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Aside from some overgrown nails, hearing loss and eyesight issues, Sam appears to be extremely healthy for a potentially 20-year-old dog.
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Rubio is 22012, but he can sometimes come off like an overgrown and hyperactive boy, jiggling his leg when he is otherwise still.
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The overgrown lush and leafy tunnel — a section of an industrial railway — is a favorite place for couples to take long, romantic strolls.
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Officials in mountain cities in particular have been hiring herds to hoover up overgrown vegetation, creating fire breaks around the edges of towns.
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Fencing could also go a long way in deterring the grizzlies that frequent the overgrown property where Jordan Carbery was mauled in July.
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That means T-1's area is now lush and green; actually, it's totally overgrown, maybe even too much so for the elephants.
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I turn and walk along the crest of the Down, past a hulking hedgerow once clipped into a hurdle for horses, now overgrown.
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Pockets of the city have streets lined with overgrown lots and hollowed-out homes, and there are neighborhoods mired in poverty and crime.
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Arizona is one of four states in the region using a system to identify communities made more susceptible to burning by overgrown vegetation.
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Entire districts of this city, which stretches out in all directions, are overgrown nature preserves that are reclaiming the concrete and cobblestone blocks.
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Some scientists say an effort over the years to protect forests from fires could have made the problem worse, leaving the forests overgrown.
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Unable to see the boy beyond the overgrown grass lining the road, the two decide to search for him, but become hopelessly lost.
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Luxbacher's artwork conjures a child's point of view, with its textured overgrown gardens and mountains of junk on the verge of a landslide.
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"We are forgotten," said Herminia Martínez, 83, as she stooped with a machete in the tropical heat to tend an overgrown bean field.
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Treating fashion as reality rather than backdrop, Oscuro's unfiltered shots feature childhood bedrooms, overgrown backyards, and LA's wide boulevards, skinny palms looming overhead.
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When they hear a car drive up – a rare sound — the residents sprint and hide, ducking into the overgrown grass and behind trees.
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And when he moved to an actual structure, painted to look like an overgrown version of that trailer, his brisket was already famous.
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Their nails are overgrown, and their ears are home to ticks so engorged they have likely been feasting on the dogs for days.
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Less active dogs who spend a lot of time indoors may be more prone to overgrown nails, so check your pets' paws regularly.
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You can plant and water crops, clear out your overgrown plot of land, or venture into town to go shopping or make new friends.
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The estate features a library, charmingly overgrown gardens, marble statues, and original woodwork and painted frescoes that have to be seen to be believed.
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Even worse, the overgrown scars can restrict your range of motion if they form on an area where movement is required, explains Dr. Nazarian.
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The whole house had fallen into disrepair, with windows that had been boarded up, overgrown shrubbery, and the front door hanging off its hinge.
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Selections from Book I of Janacek's "On an Overgrown Path," including "In Tears" and "The Barn Owl Has Not Flown Away," were colorfully rendered.
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Vets say the cats are suffering with a variety of issues including malnourishment, matted fur, fleas, worms, eye problems, infected sores and overgrown nails.
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A security guard keeps watch 22017 hours a day over the area, overgrown with weeds and surrounded by chain-link fencing and barbed wire.
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There were once rumors of a mythological Ciudad Blanca, or "White City," laying hidden in the Central American jungle, overgrown with moss and trees.
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I was wearing skinny jeans and a leather jacket, with an overgrown, lopsided mohawk and pierced ears; I stuck out like a sore thumb.
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So they tried another route: Highway 1045, a winding backcountry road that's elevated above the bogs and gullies overgrown with oak, pine and ivy.
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Zabaneh's farms now lie dormant and overgrown with weeds, with the bananas sick with black sigatoka disease, said Alpuche, who recently visited the area.
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What were once just fun (and often dangerous) toys for overgrown kids have suddenly started to look a lot more ready for everyday use.
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Until the gang of amateur thieves put on yellow jumpsuits to rob a warehouse, they dress like typical overgrown suburban preppies without fashion sense.
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"There are years' worth of dead logs, overgrown shrubs and snags, which many firefighters call 'widow makers' because they are so deadly," he wrote.
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Those without seats loiter in hallways, and others able to bear the sweltering heat outside play checkers under a canopy of overgrown mango trees.
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The cinematography and lighting fit with the show's overall sense of desolation, a depiction of the Neapolitan environment as rubble-filled, overgrown and derelict.
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One , having overgrown its original home, at the nearby Institute of Culinary Education, was invited by Atera, a client, into the restaurant's subterranean space.
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Light now streams into the living room through a new picture window, with the deep blue of Lake Michigan visible through the overgrown trees.
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Now, all that remains is a chain link fence topped with barbed wire around an empty expanse of land overgrown with grass and weeds.
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"I remember in this photo experimenting with smiling closed-mouthed instead of with teeth, which exposed my overgrown lower jaw / missing teeth," she writes.
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Whether you have an overgrown suburban backyard or a 34th-floor balcony in the city, these tools promise to help you visualize a solution.
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Her yard had no fencing around it, just thick, overgrown grass, small evergreen bushes, piles of damp mulch spread sloppily around two crooked saplings.
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It's a story told almost entirely through the environment: buildings are overgrown with vines and greenery begins to creep into buildings abandoned by humans.
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An overgrown well and some foundations are all that remains of the original training ground, which was built on a hill overlooking the sea.
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In the first one, Randall traveled to the Hoh Rainforest in Washington state to capture an impressive image of trees covered in overgrown moss.
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Back in the 1920s and 1930s, it wasn't unusual to find the Bambino hitting some balls on a now-overgrown field near Lake Oscawana.
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The view to the southern nature reserves turned out to be entirely overgrown; Arcadio admitted that he hadn't taken anyone up here in months.
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Compared to the cold alien obelisks of Overgrown, the songs are warm and watery, more approachable and freewheeling, sometimes even quirky rather than grave.
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They're no longer unique to TBBT's nerds, who started out feeling like overgrown high school students befriended by the sweet but ditzy new girl Penny.
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By the time Maria hit, wooden power poles were rotted, transmission towers had rusted through and overgrown trees menaced thousands of miles of power lines.
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Pimple-like in appearance, they are made up of overgrown scar tissue that looks like an intensely inflamed bump on the surface of the skin.
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Many of the birds had patches of missing feathers, respiratory issues, and overgrown beaks and claws, which are signs of malnutrition and distress, officials said.
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ELMIRA, N.Y. — Off the main street of this small upstate city, there is a crumbling three-story mansion with an overgrown lawn and peeling paint.
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That is how she ended up poking about behind a supermarket parking lot, where she found a small path that led to an overgrown quarry.
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Bernal's Globe-winning portrayal of Rodrigo, based on real-life conductor Gustavo Dudamel, is perfectly charming — he's alternately a mesmerizing genius and an overgrown baby.
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In the South Pacific there are islands so overgrown with mangroves, you have to steer your boat a mile inland before you hit dry land.
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The scientists named it "Zika" — Ziika means "overgrown" in the local Luganda language, but the second "i" was dropped by colonialists who misheard its pronunciation.
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It's an exercise in nostalgic avant-gardism, a retro-modernist trip down aesthetic paths that have long since been blocked off, overgrown or paved over.
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The overgrown lashes had the aura of something from the future, or possibly the past — an evolutionary mutation either long gone or still to come.
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As I walked I passed two boys — 10, maybe 12 years old — standing on one of the few patches of sidewalk that hadn't been overgrown.
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Keep reading to see photos of the abandoned, swampy village, which is now an overgrown jungle with just a few rusted buildings and vehicle remains.
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For anyone who still thinks of Stern as a jokey voyeur, overgrown teenager and smutmeister, he would like you to know how much he's evolved.
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All they are concerned about is to see that their sweet little girls are not required to sit in school alongside some big overgrown Negro.
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There is year-round maintenance — clearing roads, thinning overgrown stands, cleaning up debris — as well as annual expenses and challenges that must be dealt with.
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In 1992, he started the Bannerman Castle Trust, which has raised more than a million dollars to stabilize the ruins and clear the overgrown paths.
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Tall and rail thin, with a slightly feral look in his eyes and a shock of matted, overgrown hair, he resembled a Bengali Jim Morrison.
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The CCTVs cycled through images of dirt lawns and driveways infested with overgrown kudzu—and also the cars passing by, and who was in them.
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Now neglected and overgrown, it offers an incredible array of tombstones, statues and shrines just four miles north of downtown banks, malls and regional headquarters.
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In this approach, collapsing clouds in the early universe gave birth to overgrown baby black holes that weighed thousands or tens of thousands of solar masses.
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I was so hungry for Korean culture as a Korean American that I became infatuated with these overgrown dudes performing in weird costumes for preteen girls.
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As such, they classified as protests events in which someone "protested" to her neighbor about an overgrown hedge, or in which someone "demonstrated" the latest gadget.
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She said she jokes that her husband at times behaves like an overgrown boy -- and that she saw his "Access Hollywood" remarks as emblematic of that.
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Which is to say, an off-road route may take cars over a sparkling beach, a muddy creek, desert dunes, overgrown fields, or smooth highway pavement.
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Two historic cemeteries lie side by side in Georgetown, separated by an overgrown dirt road, a rusting chain-link fence and two centuries of racial history.
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She returned to England with the bullet still lodged in her skull — a garrulous, incontinent, overgrown child, cared for till death by her increasingly desperate mother.
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Fortunately there's a balanced solution now moving through Congress that will help restore overgrown and fire-prone forests, while creating new jobs across the nation. Rep.
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On the 40-minute drive through Accra's traffic-choked streets on the way to his brewery, Djameh pointed out a large, overgrown field filled with trash.
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This photo shows overgrown plants and crumbling pews one year after Jones led hundreds of followers to die by a mass suicide on the Jonestown property.
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The name evokes the chilling imagery of a ravaged nuclear reactor, tens of thousands of displaced Soviets fleeing radiation-contaminated homes, the ghostly overgrown landscape today.
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Howard had long ago worn out his appeal as an overgrown teenager, but here he came off uncommonly graceful and intelligent, and even something like mature.
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Yet despite her physical daintiness in comparison to Mr. Driver's looming heft, her Anna always seems in charge, like a nanny with an unruly, overgrown toddler.
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Elephant tusks happen to be overgrown versions of the upper lateral incisors — the teeth right next to the front teeth, before you get to the canines.
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In October, two men were killed near bus stops, and a woman was killed walking down a street, her body later discovered in an overgrown yard.
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You become these overgrown, complex bureaucracies where you have many, many non-faculty administrators doing jobs that did not even exist a couple of decades ago.
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The golf cart trundles over a potholed path, jagged with bare pipes and winds past an eerie landscape of deserted cabins, overgrown brush and felled trees.
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Hoping that the people making the noise might be receptive to trimming a few overgrown trees and weeds, Mr. Kay set off to find the source.
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Inside the candlelit, 19th-century building, models with burgundy-stained lips emerged from clusters of overgrown flowers in looks that fluctuated between sweet and slightly sinister.
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Most public spaces in Kilamba are now overgrown with weeds and littered with trash — a reflection of the lack of maintenance afflicting much of Angola's reconstruction.
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He became interested in humanity's transformation of the Earth in 2013, after he started wondering why the forest near his home in California had become overgrown.
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Harris is an idealist, the kind of all-natural farmer whose cows finish on grass, whose birds run free, whose goats and sheep transform overgrown land.
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Baring jotted some lines in a black Moleskine as Ulf spoke, and sketched out the first branches of a "genogram"—a kind of overgrown family tree.
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Sherman was the rescue donkey we'd adopted, with horribly overgrown hooves and fur stiff with caked manure after being kept for years in a small stall.
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Kafr Bir'im is unsettling because so much of the village is still extant—you can walk through the lanes and look into collapsed and overgrown houses.
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Sheep eat mostly grass so some private landowners or public agencies using grazing services require goats if they have noxious plants or overgrown brush in hilly areas.
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"Windows are broken, it's not updated, you may see some exterior outside AC unit sticking out of the window, there's tons of mail, overgrown grass," he said.
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The baby cemetery is a mess of overgrown weeds and dry, cracked dirt, home to hundreds of infant and toddler-size graves, not all of them marked.
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Whole swathes of Houston are charming at best, sprinkled with strip malls and churches and overgrown parking lots, but Montrose is beautiful in a classical, fantastical way.
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Samantha, an old friend of Naomi's who's now a prosecutor, plays ditzy to get closer to the overgrown frat boy whom she suspects of white-collar crime.
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On the other is downtown Reykjavik, like an overgrown ski town, with the skeletons of new hotels and high-rise glassy condos under construction on the outskirts.
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But instead of whatever fussy, possibly fake flower they're showing, I say keep it simple with something green and slightly overgrown, like a pothos or a fern.
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These days, police guard the park entrance, where a billboard partially obscured by overgrown grass still displays the insignia of a hand cupping a stalk of wheat.
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Most recently, the father of three showed off his overgrown facial hair while at dinner with Richie,19, and again on a roller coaster over the weekend.
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Joggers and cyclists must dodge litter, overgrown vegetation and improvised encampments of homeless people, despite decades of promises by city officials to clean up the river's banks.
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Until recently, the grave was unmarked: a slab of stone flush with the earth, overgrown with moss, one among many in the stone forest of St. Mary's.
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Later, ribbons from a trunk in one room match the banners on a castle, and ladders against the walls of an overgrown courtyard morph into railroad tracks.
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Four days later, Ms. Hoffa, 32, was found dead in an overgrown vacant lot a few blocks away, two days after she had been shot three times.
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It's no longer in use; grass and dirt cover much of its surface, and the road at its far end is overgrown to the point of impassibility.
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Global Health Dotted around Houston, hidden in overgrown backyards and piles of old tires, are what look like 10 tiny models of Hollywood's iconic Capitol Records building.
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This month, Jason Wu showed his fall 2020 collection on a runway flanked with overgrown flora that called to mind the garden of an abandoned country home.
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"We would like to note that the story of Pavel's abduction has overgrown with rumors that might tamper with the official investigation," EXMO said in its statement.
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Industry needed photographs for promotion, but post-Civil War industrialization so clearly made America an important power that people treasured stereographs of fields overgrown by technical apparatus.
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Everywhere you go in West Virginia, there are wrecks of houses half-destroyed by fire or fallen in with age, overgrown with weeds and surrounded by trash.
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We hadn't gone very far when I saw a house on the left in ill-repair and so overgrown it seemed like it could have been abandoned.
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But in the shadows of the city's thriving business and entertainment district are languishing East Side neighborhoods pocked with boarded-up homes and overgrown, trash-strewn lots.
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Vistas like an overgrown shipwreck, a pod of sperm whales cuddling, and vibrant coral outcroppings are one of the truest examples of VR's transportative effect I've felt yet.
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Gilbert's partially-clothed body was discovered hidden deep in the overgrown Gilgo Beach brush on December 13, 2011, near the remains of four other women, all online escorts.
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Its once-manicured gardens decked out with orchids are unkempt and overgrown, and an entire wing of the house is locked up because of a permanent power outage.
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"They told me: 'He's ahead of you'," said Almendarez, 37, in the overgrown backyard of his modest soda shop several hours drive from the Honduran capital of Tegucigalpa.
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But venture beyond these gentrified precincts and you'll find the same overgrown lots, deteriorating homes, and ramshackle shops familiar to many Americans from news coverage of the city.
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Lenny the overgrown boy is moved to tears at the thought that his parents reached out to him... and then suddenly they're in Vatican City to see him.
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Small groups of tourists on a recent weekend braved muddy footpaths through overgrown lawns to chase foggy photographs and answers to the question: What happened to the village?
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We finally found a really cool spot to the east of the lighthouse on top of some boulders below an apparently forgotten rusty mermaid statue overgrown with weeds.
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And he also watched over another massive increase in house prices and let the overgrown babies of the finance sector build lots of shiny skyscrapers to play in.
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Now its swimming pool was empty and cracked, and when the first members of the film crew had arrived two months before, the lawns were overgrown with weeds.
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Last year the USFS spent more than half its budget on firefighting, to the detriment of its ongoing effort to thin some 80m acres of dangerously overgrown forest.
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It opens in more carefree times, with Escobar and his crew speeding customized racecars around his own private track and yukking it up over beers like overgrown children.
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Letting private companies make money off of timber harvests that also serve to thin out overgrown forests, restoring them to a healthier state, would help accomplish this goal.
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This time the young hero is really, really young: This Siegfried has a playpen and sports a cowlick, shorts and sneakers that recall an overgrown Dennis the Menace.
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The Chatty Cathies also include Thor's sister, Hela (a vamping Cate Blanchett), an overgrown Goth Girl with smudged eye makeup and killer dominatrix looks who plays very hard.
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When we arrived at one of the empty houses one evening, Santiago pulled up in a driveway overgrown with weeds and idled for a minute, observing the scene.
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They are, in other words, ideally suited for the heat and humidity of the American South, and for grazing among the dense vegetation of an overgrown urban landscape.
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An employee at a Boys and Girls Club spotted her on an overgrown section of the club's property and called the police, a Chatsworth Police Department report said.
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But Portugal is another country, on another continent, so my question was, how is it that the overgrown forest that is burning there got to be that way?
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My house was messy, my clothes were from the op shop (or thrift store, as they're known there), my yard was overgrown and besmirched by a (gasp!) clothesline.
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I even have a little land to my name, and, by my rough calculations, more than one million individual flowers bloom upon my overgrown quarter-acre every year.
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Basic maintenance is essential to avoiding a loss, so don't overlook the small things — such as overgrown trees, clogged gutters or a pipe that keeps leaving a puddle.
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The roof is rotting, the paint is chipping, and while the lot is long and spacious, the backyard has little beyond overgrown weeds and a garage sprouting moss.
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He was on tour for his second album, Overgrown, whose cryptic, severe beauty seemed inextricable from its sculptural sense of stereo space, frequency, and timbre, its otherworldly stasis.
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This Charlotte-born rapper is truly a gem for her soulful voice and clever rhymes that fans got a taste of this year with her sophomore album, Overgrown.
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The Economist, although it did not support the Aliens Bill in 1904, made clear that it did "not want to see the already overgrown population swollen by 'undesirable aliens'".
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His 2018 piece "Revamping Shears I (Hybrid Theory Series)" illustrates this well with its image of a black man attempting to cut his own overgrown afro with gardening shears.
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With her shoulder-length hair down, nary a trace of makeup, and wearing a simple black dress with white socks and black shoes, she looked like an overgrown schoolgirl.
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On the Arkansas side, at what was once New Gascony, an overgrown Catholic cemetery lies at the end of a dusty track, surrounded by soyabean and cornfields (see picture).
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The reclaimed planters contain a lush variety of plants relocated from the gallery's East Garfield Park neighborhood, an area that is home to many abandoned lots overgrown with grasses.
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We find hints of tension and unease: Curran Hatleberg's nighttime shot of an elderly white couple glowering at a biracial couple in front of a garish, overgrown azalea bush.
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THE CENTRE of Lancing, an overgrown village of 19,000 on the south coast of England, is unremarkable: not the scene of a retail apocalypse, but not particularly inviting either.
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Unfortunately, a decades-long policy of stamping out all fires, including the low-intensity ones that flame out naturally, caused forests throughout the West to become thick and overgrown.
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In addition to overgrown forests, Mass places some responsibility on the spread of invasive grasses — which he referred to as "grassoline" — that burn more readily than Washington's native grasses.
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The ground was green and overgrown when Jessica Chambers' mother returned to the spot where the dying 19-year-old had been found engulfed in flames several years earlier.
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Perhaps that's why I'm acting like an overgrown child, obsessing about the moment, rescheduling my day just so I can spend Monday afternoon witnessing and recording this rare event.
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Her bedroom looked out on a lot overgrown with wildflowers; her sitting room faced the neighbors' yard, which had strong, confident grass and a hammock full of children's toys.
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In the span of a forehand landing long, he will become an overgrown boy who has just been ordered to shut off the television and go do his homework.
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At the outer edges, the overgrown parking lots and project blocks, the city is a few yards away from apocalypse, and if you slow down it could engulf you.
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The interviewer's apparent indifference both to Shideh and to the attack — sucking on a candy rather like an overgrown child, he gives the explosion a cursory glance — is unnerving.
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In "Line of Sight," as troves of these Chappie-esque droids scale the tropical wasteland, our protagonist navigates lush plains and overgrown jungles in search of food and shelter.
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The roofs have collapsed and old thoroughfares where traders once shouted their wares are now narrow, overgrown lanes between neatly stacked piles of stone under a hot white sky.
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But construction for a new ferry terminal had turned up soil along the water, and a strip between a concrete walkway and a sea wall was overgrown with weeds.
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The collection of odd statues caught his interest, and he wound his way through overgrown pots of plants and circled a gazebo before spotting cover near a gardening shed.
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While the area might not have the extreme — and visual — devastation seen in other conflicts, there is an eerie emptiness, with desolate neighborhoods of vacant houses and overgrown gardens.
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Yet they don't look quite how we envision dinosaurs today; the Iguanodons appear like rotund iguanas, the Dicynodonts like overgrown turtles, although contemporary knowledge suggests they never had shells.
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But a comprehensive pro-growth reform agenda will also recognize that, even where regulations serve valuable social objectives, pruning of outmoded and overgrown regulations may still sometimes be necessary.
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The only shelter was a small makeshift shed, hidden behind an overgrown embankment next to an almost inaccessible stretch of railroad tracks in a remote area of central Ohio.
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I drove to see Mr. Sharp's overgrown day-lily farm, squatting in the grass to read the dirty labels for the special breeds he had once so carefully nurtured.
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Until last year, Ouchi worked on a government project tidying overgrown farms and fields in Iitate on behalf of farmers who left the village, but that contract wasn't renewed.
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"Overdrive" has all the features of a potentially entertaining action B-movie for overgrown boys: gorgeous near-mint vintage cars, rugged male performers, seductive female performers, ravishing European locations.
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American comedy has long depended on overgrown baby boys — Lou Costello, Will Ferrell — whose naïveté, entertaining misbehavior or outright stupidity suggests that men are finally as toothless as infants.
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"Singapore used to be like a linguistic tropical rain forest — overgrown, and a bit chaotic but very vibrant and thriving," said Tan Dan Feng, a language historian in Singapore.
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") Diplo, sometimes referred to as Wes (full name: Thomas Wesley Pentz), is portrayed as an overgrown child, well-meaning but comically self absorbed: "You know you're not Jesus, right?
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Sturdevant banged on the door of a small house, its yard overgrown with weeds; he knew not to leave the package on the doorstep, where it could be stolen.
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An overgrown man-made pond sat in the backyard of their rented house, and VanderMeer watched from nearby as turtles colonized the murky water, seemingly materializing out of nowhere.
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Instagram is overgrown with images of women loping naked through the woods and giving birth in living rooms, tagged #wildwoman or #witch or #laloba, the Spanish feminine for wolf.
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The razor company Billie razors produces ads championing women with fuzzy legs and overgrown armpits, even as it sells a product for razing those features, if you so choose.
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Shelly Zacharias, veterinarian and vice president of medical affairs at Gallant, told Insider that, if left unattended, overgrown nails can be a source of pain and even medical problems.
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When Charles and Rosamond Brown bought it in the 303s, it was a wreck, the garden overgrown and the windows ajar, exposing the interior to damage from the elements.
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"They told me: 'He's ahead of you'," said Almendarez, 37, speaking in the overgrown backyard of his modest soda shop several hours drive from the Honduran capital of Tegucigalpa.
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I felt that it was a literary jewel that had become overgrown with ivy and a sense of its own importance, and it had no visual appeal at all.
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From Paris Jackson to Nicki Minaj to Mel B, tons of celebs with totally different cuts, colors, and general beauty aesthetics were all rocking one unexpected style: dark, overgrown roots.
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Chris Cohen, "In a Fable": I loved Chris Cohen's humble, woodsy 2012 debut Overgrown Path, and I'm hoping more people find their way to his follow-up As If Apart.
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Set in Michigan, the film follows teenage criminals as they choose their next victim: a reclusive, white-haired blind man whose house is surrounded by empty homes with overgrown lawns.
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She scampered into our bathroom, each tap of her overgrown nails feeling like a knife to the brain, as she found just the right spot to poop on our flooring.
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He has a full head of dark, disheveled hair, and his vigorously overgrown eyebrows sweep several unsettling centimeters up beyond the rim of his round spectacles, like a nun's cornette.
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This stretch of wild, overgrown land is not far from where Alkalay grew up, in New Bedford, a former whaling port with a lingering industrial grittiness and lighthouse-dotted shoreline.
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But after they moved in with their daughter, Illia, then 238, they realized that the poor layout, overgrown plants and swampy conditions limited what they could do in the space.
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But wide-scale suppression of wildfire, a natural phenomenon, has resulted in vastly overgrown forests, contributing to explosive infernos in the Western U.S. What might killing billions of locusts do?
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The Department of Defense released this "Spot the Sniper" video in November, a 30-second clip during which a sniper and his spotter emerge from a patch of overgrown forest.
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Here, it's Janacek's "On an Overgrown Path" that is subjected to disruption, by music from C. P. E. Bach, Jean-Féry Rebel, Mozart and two contemporary pieces by Ofer Pelz.deathofclassical.
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It's a precept that covers her Long Island menagerie, which includes, besides poultry and bees, three goats, a small herd of sheep and Pepe and Boris, her lumberingly overgrown pigs.
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And this year, an elderly white man's home in Dunedin, Florida, was threatened with foreclosure after he failed to pay nearly $30,000 in city fines related to his overgrown yard.
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In 1961, when I was first admitted, the school was in an old carriage house with an overgrown garden and high clerestory windows, like the Académie Julian on the Prairie.
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The cafe's wooden-slatted building is surrounded by weathered seating, as well as raised garden beds with wild overgrown herbs, tomatoes, and tiny pansies that decorate the desserts sold inside.
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Info about Blake's follow up to 2013's acclaimed Overgrown has been trickling out for almost a year now, though not much else, including a release date, is known about it.
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But in drawing attention to forest management, Trump has tapped into a contentious scientific debate: Can the American West's growing problems with wildfire be solved, in part, by thinning overgrown forests?
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The only hint of green comes from the water stains on the ground, and the only other colors are found in the signs and billboards draping between buildings like overgrown ivy.
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Instead of reinventing lab diagnostics from A to Z, Theranos has pivoted to just developing the "miniLab," an overgrown Keurig that could deliver faster, cheaper results to the frontlines of healthcare.
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Lyrical and evocative, Rhys's language conjures a landscape while giving us a glimpse of Antoinette's state of mind ("overgrown…and a smell of dead flowers mixed with the fresh living smell").
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PLN spokesman I Made Suprateka told Metro TV on Monday that overgrown trees had made contact with a high-voltage power line and started a fire that triggered the transmission failure.
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And while much of the ground in and around the city is blackened and charred, some homeowners in the least-affected parts of town were beating down overgrown lawns on Wednesday.
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It is a first-of-its-kind financial tool, designed to help investors fund forest restoration in overgrown, highly combustible areas, which are becoming ever more dangerous due to climate change.
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Fire specialists expect the situation to worsen, fueled by a warming climate and development too close to forests that are dried and overgrown after years of aggressive fire suppression and drought.
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That is shameful, bigoted and a form of hate, but it's not illegal nor is it censorship, because people voluntarily do business with private companies — even monopolistic, overgrown, narrow-minded ones.
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But the script is often strangled by its overgrown lyricism and by its surprising tendency toward melodramatic clichés as the other characters present their testimonies to an unseen audience of interrogators.
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BERLIN — Thomas Harding, a Briton in his late 40s, led the way into a decrepit single-story wooden structure on an overgrown lakeside plot on Berlin's westernmost border in Gross Glienicke.
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You may be able to file a complaint with Rockville Centre against your neighbor, on the grounds that the overgrown hedges and shrubs create a nuisance and diminish your property's value.
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You may even find yourself thinking of Mr. Dauchan as a rapping Mr. Rogers, teaching basic good manners, values and survival skills to the rudderless overgrown kids of the 21st century.
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In a small town overgrown with woodland, and tagged with the underground Fireflies' energy-drink looking insignia, Ellie strums a soft guitar song over what appears to be a fresh corpse.
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The graves were in an overgrown area and some of the headstones were toppled over, said Mr. Johnson, who is the city's first openly gay male speaker and is H.I.V. positive.
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The streets were crushed into rubble, empty lots were overgrown and abandoned, most of the houses were made of cinder block, without so much as a coat of paint or plaster.
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Here he reprises a program heard last year at the Crypt Sessions, refracting Janacek's "On an Overgrown Path" through works by Mozart, Froberger, Rebel, C. P. E. Bach and Ofer Pelz.
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The basketball courts overflowed with teenaged boys, and a baton-twirling squad was having an informal practice session on an overgrown patch of grass along the bike path leading into Milan.
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After his son's disappearance, Li left his wheat crops overgrown and untended as he traveled back and forth to the Chinese capital of Beijing for meetings with Malaysian and Chinese authorities.
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Intimidated by the grandness of that city's Renaissance art, he gravitated to working from the landscape, producing many enchanting red-chalk drawings of dense gardens and classical ruins overgrown by foliage.
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Pushing away overgrown branches, Ms. Jackson made her way to the creek's edge, where she met up with David Hines, an in-stream flow specialist with the National Marine Fisheries Services.
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Or his clumsy avidity as he climbs into his mum's lap, like an overgrown mastiff that thinks it's still a puppy, or his defiant cuddling-up to the contact-averse Hench.
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The grave was neglected for decades, increasingly hidden under overgrown weeds, until Marx's remains were moved in 1954 to a more visible location in the cemetery, and the monument was added.
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On another part of the lot, which is empty except for a few trees, grass and overgrown weeds, an officer caught three men who were believed to be with the woman.
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Pitched as an ancient ruin of a long-lost Mesoamerican civilization that is seen pushing up through overgrown treetops, secrets, surprising discoveries, and mystical artifacts will be transported to the present.
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Under the stage name Atomyc Adonis, Mr. Dean performs at Oz, a dance club on that middle stretch of Bourbon Street where the overgrown frat-party vibe turns decidedly, exuberantly gay.
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The Charlotte-born poet mines each of those influences on Overgrown, using a laid-back approach but lacing each word with intentionality, whether she's rapping or leaning into her smoky singing voice.
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IN 21783 Dorothy Gilliam was walking down an overgrown path close to Mount Vernon, George Washington's lovely house on the Potomac River in Virginia, when she glimpsed a flash of white stone.
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It's therefore time to start sorting out the garden, before it's too late and you're left with an overgrown mess than nobody is going to want to spend an afternoon relaxing in.
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The house was grand and dilapidated, set back from the street in an overgrown garden, with a flight of stone steps rising to a scruffy pillared portico, a broad door painted black.
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Since moving to Harlem more than a decade ago, she has often walked by his old home — a three-story brownstone on East 127th Street with cast-iron railings and overgrown ivy.
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In places, it is a town of bombed-out houses and overgrown yards, where people shuffle quickly across streets exposed to the high-powered sniper rifles of the separatists on the outskirts.
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In the front yard, tall bristle grass that I'd been told my grandfather once used to sweep the floors gave way to overgrown grape vines alongside spurts of wild fennel and licorice.
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Vines would have overgrown what would become a neglected ruin; side by side with Johnson's 130-foot-tall, ziggurat-shaped tower dedicated to the millions of immigrants who had first disembarked there.
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It's bedraggled even then, and, in 2017, still more overgrown and littered with the severed bodies of dolls, which Ella finds, repairs and returns to the ghost in an offer of friendship.
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She was a perfectionist — she asked Cristóbal Balenciaga to design her gardening clothes — with an eye for the just-so imperfection, be it a frayed antique chair or an overgrown garden path.
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Johnson wore a white Jets baseball cap, a knapsack over both shoulders and a daydreamy expression that made him look like an overgrown third grader who collects toy trains and terrible quarterbacks.
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He included a gabled porch, stone archways and a brick facade, creating a kind of architectural optical illusion that, from certain angles, shrinks an immense institutional setting into an overgrown country home.
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But the sea gulls aren't complaining about the overgrown spaces and free food, and their raucous sundown ritual of circling over the Forum and Palatine Hill does not augur well for Rome.
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Among Seattle tech workers, Amazon had a reputation as an overgrown dot-com start-up, a place for maverick Type A personalities who didn't want to be part of the Microsoft Borg.
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Some might also think of birdsong and insects, or summon thoughts of thick foliage in the understory, the crunch of leaves or pine needles underfoot, or overgrown trails meandering into the thicket.
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The small mountain town was facing the so-called Camp Fire, one of a series of recent "megafires" fueled by drought, erratic winds and overgrown forests that quickly torch over 215,603 acres.
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Nonetheless most economists — even conservative deficit hawks who worry about the Fed "blowing bubbles" — still look mainly for economic threats to the financial markets, rather than the threat that overgrown markets pose.
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Artists on the Grand Tour through Europe in the 17th century sketched the crumbled columns of Greek temples; 19th-century Romantic painters included overgrown shells of the ancient world on their canvases.
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When hot weather drove up electrical demand in August 2003, and transmission lines sagged into overgrown trees in Ohio, 55 million people lost power for days due to a cascade of outages.
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With its "dead-flesh" rubber keys and small stylish black casing, the Spectrum appears more like an overgrown calculator than a computer to 23st century eyes, but appeared fantastically futuristic at the time.
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I mean there it was, sitting on a real table in front me, an overgrown ginseng root thing complete with space bugs hovering nearby that flew away when I tried to swat them.
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As reported by Sarah Kraus of Global News, Jannett Talbott (who is Canadian, so not actually Captain America) noticed that one of the squirrels in her feeder was suffering from severely overgrown teeth.
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Or how about this one: A group of friends purposefully split up in an abandoned warehouse or a dilapidated cemetery or an overgrown forest while being chased by a maniac with an ax.
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They kept finding bodies: Six more sets of remains were discovered in the early part of 2011 until, finally, Shannan's partially clothed body was found hidden deep in the overgrown Gilgo Beach brush.
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Overgrown lots, many hosting decrepit houses, are popping up in towns and even some big cities across Japan, says Hiroya Masuda, a former minister of internal affairs who helped draw up the report.
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Patriots tight end and overgrown child Rob Gronkowski should have been the 210th, but officials decided his attack of prone Bills cornerback Tre'Davious White on Sunday did not warrant that level of punishment.
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Major blackouts also have hit the capital of San Juan and surrounding areas in recent weeks, for reasons ranging from overgrown vegetation to fuel not being supplied in time because of logistical limitations.
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Today, the once-thriving community is a smoldering expanse of overgrown streets, cracked pavement, and charred trees where streams of toxic gas spew into the air from hundreds of fissures in the ground.
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Mr. McMurray — a long-term Morris performer who looks like an overgrown baby and not remotely like his choreographer — rises brilliantly to the challenge; this is the greatest achievement of his dance career.
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Social Creature is what would happen if an overgrown Eloise at the Plaza had a wardrobe full of stained vintage dresses and an eccentric pack of friends — and if she wound up dead.
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Neither was aware, however, that earlier that morning, a Cal Fire bulldozer had abandoned this same fire line, telling his supervisor it was "too steep and overgrown" to be viable, the report says.
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He passed by the county courthouse (the day before the coup, the conspirators convened there to sign "The White Man's Declaration of Independence"), Victorian houses, shotgun shacks, overgrown tracks, barbershops, churches, abandoned lots.
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So I'm okay with facial hair, as long as it's short and not an overgrown, curly beard — although men these days love to call anything a beard after growing it for 10 days.
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The strands from this overgrown ring of hair come up and over his bald spot, shielding it from view, and are then likely held in place by a variety of aerosol-based products.
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Greasy, overgrown roots, split ends everywhere, a cut that you just can't figure out how to style right — is there an end to this personal hell that is "doing your hair" in the morning?
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Each seems to have its signature visual elements, and none is merely "forest" or "snowy": The forest is an overgrown industrial facility, for instance, juxtaposing rusty metal and stuck mechanisms with streams and flowers.
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Two dopey spoiled overgrown white kids who don't really understand the outside world are so caught up in themselves that they don't even notice that they're stomping all over the rest of the planet.
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Once a residence of Edward I of England, by the time of Morris' birth in the mid 18th century it was overgrown and falling into ruin (today, it is a Grade I listed building).
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Argentina's diminutive "Facu" is must-watch TV. At 5-foot-10, he looks like an overgrown middle-schooler, but don't be fooled—homeboy will flip you judo-style if you get in his grill.
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On his follow up to 2013's Overgrown, the notoriously gloomy, eternally introspective British singer-songwriter might just be at his most desolate as he looks back on shattered remains of a broken relationship.
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"There are years' worth of dead logs, overgrown shrubs and snags, which many firefighters call 'widow makers' because they are so deadly," Zinke wrote in a USA Today piece that coincided with the trip.
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In Les Blank's documentary Burden of Dreams, Werner Herzog—then in the process of filming his epic period piece Fitzcarraldo deep in the Peruvian jungle—rants against the "obscenity" of his lushly overgrown surroundings.
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These overgrown crescents too big to fit in the palm of the hand, spangled and swagged, glutted with fillings, arrayed like objets d'art in austere concrete-walled patisseries where the bakers fuss like apothecaries.
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Looking out the window as we drove through McDougall-Hunt, most of the neighborhood had fallen into such disrepair that parts had simply converted back into wilderness — overgrown fields and patches of dead grass.
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In one photograph, overgrown vines cascade over fencing topped with barbed wire, while in another children box themselves into abandoned crates inside a narrow alley formed by parallel walls, barely visible in their confines.
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For this reason, the author sees Kim Il-Sung and Donald Trump as embodiments of "cute," because they pair a childlike and cartoonish appearance (they both look like overgrown babies) with fearsome political tactics.
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It was part of her personal quality that she was a tiny woman, and our national passion for telling lies in every public subject has led to her being represented as an overgrown monster.
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By SHERYL GAY STOLBERG CENTRAL POINT, Va. – The house Richard Loving built for his wife, Mildred, is empty now, its front yard overgrown, a giant maple tree shading a birdbath that is slightly askew.
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On a tour of vulnerable areas, where a light breeze carried the smoky odor of previous years' fires, Chief Sapeta pointed to the overgrown grass covering the hillsides after a winter of generous rains.
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Although Airbnb is another overgrown upstart in the space-sharing business, its initial public offering, targeted for 2020 according to the company on Thursday, may succeed in many of the ways WeWork's is failing.
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Her subjects include Terri Schiavo on life support; George Washington as a kind of monster with overgrown wooden teeth; and a portrait of Ukraine's former president Viktor A. Yushchenko, his face disfigured by poison.
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As for the remaining torpedoes, monuments and other artifacts languishing on the overgrown property, the Borgs have asked the museum association to remove them, and they have offered help with that, Mr. Sommer said.
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Longtime bus driver Jerry Martin brought out his very own lawnmower to tend to the overgrown grass, and his efforts were recently celebrated in a Facebook post by the Copperas Cove Independent School District.
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The relationship drama is keenly drawn, but it also often feels like a grotesque focus on the pouty behavior of a couple of spoiled, overgrown white kids, at the expense of an entire foreign city.
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That kid then goes on a psychedelic stroll through a jungle, before ending up in a cave that's also the whole universe, which eventually—oooh, twist—leads to an overgrown theme park, Astroworld of course.
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"At one water treatment facility, the battery sat dormant and, during HuffPost's visit to the site in late February, the field of solar panels was overgrown with weeds and brush," Alexander Kauffman wrote for HuffPost.
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While Overgrown featured Brian Eno and RZA, The Colour in Anything opts for guests who lean toward the stark and delicate (a Kanye West verse that never came to fruition would have been the outlier).
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"Donald Trump is basically the most high-profile example that I think we all have of the sort of overgrown frat boy who's extremely egotistical and narcissistic and thinks he's all that," Ms. Mair said.
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This will require a dramatic increase in the selective harvest of trees in overgrown forests and the reintroduction of natural, low-intensity fires in order to reduce carbon emissions from catastrophic wildfires, disease and pests.
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At some point, as you slowly back away from the painting's rough, uneven surface, the view of an ordinary rural street, overgrown backyard, or cabin in the country — replete with myriad details — snaps into place.
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It's also the loving way he encourages the younger guys around him, and the joy he exudes — like an overgrown kid who can't believe his luck — when one of his favorite authors comes to call.
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For 33 years, she has found sanctuary in a two-bedroom adobe house that she built on a wild, overgrown property at the foot of a mountain facing the lake and the dormant volcanoes beyond.
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In August 25, overgrown trees came into contact with power lines in the Cleveland-Akron area of Ohio and caused a cascading failure that blacked out the entire U.S. Northeast and neighbouring parts of Canada.
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Ojeda often drove around the county to see what was going on, and everywhere he went there were wrecks of houses half-destroyed by fire or fallen in with age, overgrown with weeds and kudzu.
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As the bulk grazers began trimming back the overgrown grassland, the park's array of smaller antelope species, with their twisty, calligraphic horns and their Modigliani faces, could get through to feed and more reliably breed.
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While Hermione was dealing with overgrown teeth and Ron was barfing up snails, Harry only ever had injuries involving broken bones — perhaps consistent with the real-life abuse he encountered while still stuck on Privet Drive.
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Ideally, there would be green lawns for kids to play soccer and benches for their grandparents to gossip, but most of the expansive space between apartment buildings was either used for parking or overgrown with weeds.
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For example, a system that is perfectly hardened against physical storm damage but lacks regular maintenance of overgrown vegetation would still be fragile, while a system with a moderate amount of each might be quite resilient.
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Some of the clashes seesawed over these same ruins this time, however little there seemed left to fight over; all that remained were heaps of brick and tipped-over stones of Muslim graveyards, overgrown with thistles.
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In the hazy, blue distance, three more soldiers appear on a bridge leading to ancient buildings partly overgrown by plants, and a single sentry resembling a stone statue stands out on a rooftop against the sky.
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It was a job accomplished with metal mallets, screwdrivers and a power drill — a process that resembled, in living tissue and in miniature, removing a sagging and overgrown front deck from an otherwise well-loved house.
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As an anatomy of an unspeakable crime committed by a Vietnam veteran (a magnetic Toussaint Jeanlouis), it is admirable in its refusal of reductionist conclusions; it is also sometimes strangled by its overgrown lyricism (1:30).
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As an anatomy of an unspeakable crime committed by a Vietnam veteran (a magnetic Toussaint Jeanlouis), it is admirable in its refusal of reductionist conclusions; it is also sometimes strangled by its overgrown lyricism (1:7273).
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If visitors make their way to the ticket booth, they might miss the drained, overgrown moat that hosts the first of a series of new works from two-phase exhibition, Lost Spaces and Stories of Vizcaya.
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The unspoken agreement between the guard and us men was that we would keep China Hill from becoming an overgrown jungle, and in return he would pretend he didn't see any of our vegetables growing there.
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The two acre grounds of farmland in East Austin feel less like organized rows of crops and more like a poorly managed community garden, with small plots of produce hidden within an overgrown cover of weeds.
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In 1993, Dr. Robert Thomas, a biologist and professor at Loyola University, launched Nutriafest, an event that he hoped would make Louisiana's invasive overgrown swamp rats look less like a widespread nuisance and more like dinner.
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With the heavily textured R&B of 2013's Mercury Prize-winning Overgrown, and the sprawling yet optimistic 2016 LP The Colour In Anything, Blake has solidified his place as one of pop music's foremost melancholists.
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Though she croons dejectedly, "I'm not convinced that we should exist at all" she ends up feeling "overgrown with that / deep deep love" when she finds an old photo of her mother that looks her sister.
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The driver steered the S.U.V. up a short slope and onto the curved road that winds south, past the gates of the overgrown U.S.D.B. cemetery, where 14 executed German prisoners of war were buried in 1945.
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There are certain elements that are common to the narrative of deadly wildfires: hot and dry weather, overgrown forests and a rushed evacuation, which may be a result of the fire's ferocity, poor planning or both.
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Her sex-positive image is the cornerstone of a business empire built on health and diet books, cosmetics, supplements, branded salt rubs, protein shakes and, of course, Thighmasters, those overgrown binder clips immortalized in 1990s infomercials.
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In some early depictions, Santa Claus looks like an overgrown elf; in others, he looks kind of scary, as American artists merged St. Nicholas with European traditions such as the German Krampus, who punishes bad children.
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While several sites, such as the high-rise barracks near the Central financial district, are neon-lit and busy, others appear overgrown, rundown and little used, according to Reuters investigations, activists and diplomats monitoring military activity.
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His whole thing isn't to my taste, but I sort of get it because there's always going to be a market of overgrown teens interested in people who live their lives like lesser Judd Apatow characters.
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I strolled with the bemused taxista Ray through the lonely field in golden light, reading names from overgrown gravestones — one shaped like a tree trunk — and pausing at a gazebo until the mosquitoes drove us out.
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SYDNEY, Australia — Early next week, Michelle Littman plans to take a small cardboard noodle box, with some twine for a handle, into an overgrown part of her tropical suburban garden and do something rather counterintuitive — breed mosquitoes.
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The impact of that is visible on the outskirts of Thessaloniki, where a once-thriving industrial zone that drew in thousands of workers now looks like a wasteland, overgrown with weeds and with company gates rusting away.
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Image 24.6 of 20503 SHARHABIL, Jordan – From a hillside in northern Jordan, the Yarmouk River is barely visible in the steep valley below, reduced from a once important water source to a sluggish trickle overgrown with vegetation.
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He's an overgrown child whose "madness" mostly manifests itself as the kind of mass-market eccentricity that reassures parents nothing too crazy will happen, so their children can safely watch the film 100 times daily on DVD.
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"At this time of year, these fields should be green with paddy shoots - but no one seems to be farming," said Kumar, as he drove past arid fields overgrown with scrub and thorns one sweltering July afternoon.
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They fit a familiar cultural pattern found in Law and Order and many other shows: the heroic prosecutor, often an overgrown Boy Scout with a crew-cut, who works relentlessly to put the bad guys behind bars.
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The parts of the area featured in Trainspotting looked pretty close to demolition 20 years ago, so it's little surprise to find that not much remains now aside from empty streets, overgrown and strewn with broken glass.
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The DeWalt 20V Max Lithium Ion XR String Trimmer powers through thick, tough weeds and overgrown grass with as much force as many gasoline-fueled trimmers, but it has a battery and weighs less than nine pounds.
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As an anatomy of an unspeakable crime committed by a Vietnam War veteran (a magnetic Toussaint Jeanlouis), it is admirable in its refusal of reductionist conclusions; it is also sometimes strangled by its overgrown lyricism (1:30).
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An accomplished jeweler and ceramist, Ms. Gabe was happiest when left to her own devices on her seven overgrown acres at the end of a dirt road in the woods near Newberg, 25 miles southwest of Portland.
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"Overgrown nails can cause a number of problems, including growing into the footpad, which can cause extreme pain and infection, breaking off and bleeding excessively, or partially breaking off, which often needs sedation to fix," said Zacharias.
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While Rita was the better cared for of the two, Bob was in horrible condition, unable to see or eat because of all of his overgrown fur, and emitting a stench that was hard for rescuers to describe.
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Conservatives wary of the overgrown state -- like those in New Hampshire -- are sharply critical of the power to seize property for private projects, like casinos, that was made possible thanks to a 2005 Supreme Court decision, Kelo v.
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The debris added weight and force to a mudslide that took out a bridge in the Guaynabo neighborhood outside San Juan, stranding families who may now have to hike through mountainous, overgrown terrain to get food and water.
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One of the groups, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, said Congress had reined in the "overgrown and unaccountable" CFPB, an independent agency created to protect individuals' finances that conservatives say consistently reaches beyond its authority in its rulemaking.
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Salt, one of the family's go-to remedies, was traditionally reputed to keep away malicious fairies, and the overgrown grounds Lia wanders through, with their perimeter of rusty barbed wire and shark-infested waters, resemble Sleeping Beauty's castle.
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Where the flat-peaked Nike cap and Air Max trainer combo has become the staple uniform for today's teens, the overgrown children of yore couldn't leave the house without buttoning up their shirt to a respiratory threatening level.
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Juston Winfield, Untitled [Six Flags Theme Park] (2017) (image courtesy of the New Orleans Museum of Art)In one evocative and haunting photo taken by Juston Winfield, an old amusement park sign stands above overgrown bushes and trees.
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When Volkswagen was looking for a place to build a factory in 703, Chattanooga officials deployed 270 bulldozers, wood chippers and other heavy equipment to clear a potential site after company representatives complained that it was too overgrown.
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One of the groups, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, said congress had reined in the "overgrown and unaccountable" CFPB, an independent agency created to protect individuals' finances that conservatives say consistently reaches beyond its authority in its rulemaking.
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The exhibition features views from his stay there, including a busy drawing on wove paper of the overgrown garden seen from his first-floor bedroom and a painting of a wheat field with the Alpilles in the distance.
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Why the limousine ended up at that spot — speeding down a mile-long hill, across a busy highway, clipping a parked car and hitting two pedestrians before careening into an overgrown creek bed — is one of many mysteries.
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In one of a series of rooms surrounding an overgrown courtyard, the artist's motorized "contorsions" come to life when a switch is flipped, and their rotating arms and reflective metal ribbons refract light into patterns on the wall.
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Singapore's Gardens by the Bay, designed by Grant Associates, Wilkinson Eyre, and Atelier Ten, is landscape as entertainment, with a grove of steel Supertrees, overgrown with plants, that provide shade during the day and light up at night.
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In the farthest corner, Standefer and Alesch reveal a surprise tucked behind an overgrown hedge: a supernaturally large rose mallow flower in full bloom, its bowl of petals as taut and vibrantly red as a junk ship's sails.
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Off of effectively flat deal volume (New York City sees around 775 venture deals per year at the moment, or a little more than two per day), the overgrown town should set record venture dollar volume in 2019.
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In the years leading up to the Eniac, many companies bought huge electronic tabulating machines — quite useful for tallying up payroll, say — from companies like IBM; women frequently worked as the punch-card operators for these overgrown calculators.
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Entrants will be asked to focus on a property on West 136th Street in Harlem, a 17-foot-wide, 1,665-square-foot mid-block lot that is overgrown with weeds and home to a number of feral cats.
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It was a jarring contradiction for a man whose restaurant, Miya's Sushi, is renowned for its heart-healthy sushi creations, often made with invasive species of marine life and seaweed as well as weeds scavenged from his overgrown garden.
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A visit to the mine shows the scale of the challenge, as much of the prior infrastructure is overgrown by the surrounding temperate rainforest, but Elementos plans to first re-process the old tailings dams before resuming underground workings.
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There's no joy in stating that—for all that old-school pro wrestling was amazing, it is a better world when men and women aren't dying young, or at very least not getting swirlies delivered by overgrown middle schoolers.
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In Julie Myerson's new novel, "The Stopped Heart," Mary and Graham Coles seek refuge away from London, deep in the Suffolk countryside at the edge of a village, buying an old cottage complete with an overgrown garden and orchard.
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It's been like this since 2008, when Aissata Kaba, a native of Guinea, took over this corner storefront across from an overgrown lot in the South Bronx that is still waiting for the city to make it a park.
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The United States Forest Service spent more than half of its entire budget on firefighting last year, at the expense of programs aimed at minimizing the risk of fires in the wild, such as planned burns of overgrown patches.
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Like how even a small bit of overgrown weeds or a patch of crumbling masonry is still an expression of wild forces unchecked by human control, and can provide an avenue for us to experience that connection to wilderness.
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Whether an overgrown street grid in Edgemere, Queens, where the homes were torn down for a development that never arrived, or a ridge of glacial moraine jutting from Manhattan, Workman makes New York, and its rough edges, look beautiful.
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But he's also a thoroughly modern man-child, the kind of overgrown adolescent you expect to find on internet forums dedicated to video games or anti-feminism: a tweeter of juvenile threats, a crass name-caller, an id unrestrained.
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When Trump was trading crude, back-alley swipes with "Little Rocket Man," Kim Jong-un, about whose nuclear button was bigger, it sounded as if we were heading for a nuclear holocaust led by a pair of overgrown prepubescents.
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But these haphazard, thematically mixed dungeons (you might have to put a dark, overgrown room next to a desert one) pale in comparison to the normal ones, which are of course in Zelda fashion carefully tuned and rewarding experiences.
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In recent years, it had been a looser affair, an occasion for block parties, D.J. sets and joy riding down Hopkins Street, past the shacks with rusted tin roofs, the overgrown lots, the bodegas advertising daiquiris and Wings cigarettes.
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Hearing the corporate talk rub up against stories about camera crews sobbing while trying to film newly rescued calves zooming around fields like overgrown puppies can, yes, feel strange—like wandering through the woods and encountering a board meeting.
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He mourned the relics of colonial rule, the overgrown gardens and collapsed polo pavilions, the mock-Tudor lodges and faded Victorian bric-à-brac he saw in Bundi or Kampala; but even more than these, the loss of human potential.
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Here's Bogdan spending the start of his summer vacation on an overgrown court hucking a ball at a reclaimed barn backboard that would assuredly sell for hundreds of dollars at Restoration Hardware, should they ever decide to get into sporting goods.
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Rage 2's world is small compared to others that have popped up in recent years, but its environments embrace variety, ranging from dusty, windswept desert plains and neon-lit scavenger towns to musty swamps and overgrown, damn near suffocating forests.
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"Watching you grow up from a puppy that fit in the palm of my hand to the overgrown big dog that you are now was nothing short of an adventure, and I loved every moment of it," he wrote this year.
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The idea that the 79-minute rap albums of the CD era were too indulgent is being quickly buried under a digital mountain of overgrown albums that won't waste any vinyl or plastic, but will waste a lot of your time.
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GANSEONG, South Korea (Reuters) - With its rocky, overgrown, and snowless piste, the isolated and abandoned Alps Ski Resort deep in the mountains of South Korea's Gangwon province is a decaying monument to the fate of winter sports in the country.
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It depicts a sketch of man — wearing a coat that looks a lot like the one Blake wore on the cover of Overgrown — looking out onto a field, a menacing tree to his left whose limbs look like a naked woman.
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We probably haven't heard the last jaw-dropping revelation from the company's ranks either, as more and more employees leak embarrassing memos that cast Kalanick and his cronies as overgrown frat boys with keys to a castle they intend to trash.
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CreditCreditWayne Lawrence for The New York Times DETROIT — For nearly two years, a man tilled an overgrown park in a half-abandoned Detroit neighborhood into a tiny urban farm, filling the earth with the seeds of kale and spinach and radishes.
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It had changed hands over the years, and its extensive property had been subdivided, but the stately old house remained largely as it ever was, with its big divided-light windows, paneled library and terrazzo floors intact, and its gardens overgrown.
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BERLIN — When a neighborhood group on a walk through an overgrown patch of land in central Berlin came across a 20-meter stretch of concrete sprayed with graffiti and covered with vines, nobody was sure what to make of it.
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Although its look evokes the thrillingly unplanned combination of infrastructure and wilderness that inspired the preservation of the overgrown viaduct, its defining detail is the prim arrangement of metal pins and ropes that enforce the border between paving and planting.
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In the United States, much of our public forest land is overgrown because of past policies directing firefighters to put out every fire just as soon as it starts burning, which eliminates fire's natural role as janitor of the wild.
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"It was them who, while pursuing their mercenary and exorbitantly overgrown ambitions, laid their people, the Polish people, open to attack from Germany's military machine and, moreover, generally contributed to the beginning of the Second World War," Mr. Putin has asserted.
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Sandy and flat where its sibling islands are steep and rugged, Anegada — the most northeastern island in the B.V.I., and the only coral island in the volcanic chain — resolved into view like an overgrown sandbar during the one-hour crossing.
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By 2006, Das and his partner, Bob Shevlin, now 51 (who also worked at Diesel, as a new-media manager), were regular visitors, eventually buying a house on the Quadrado, its garden overgrown with banana trees and stalks of heliconia.
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When members of the corps de ballet peel around the edges of the stage, they give off the effect of swirling fog; in other moments, they pile onto the floor like a tangle of leaves and trees in an overgrown forest.
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By 2006, Das and his partner, Bob Shevlin, now 51 (who also worked at Diesel, as a new-media manager), were regular visitors, eventually buying a house on the Quadrado, its garden overgrown with banana trees and stalks of heliconia.
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If you hike the overgrown line up to Israel's northern border at the cliffs of Rosh Hanikra, where the tunnel to Lebanon was cut in 1948, you'll pass a little sign on which someone has composed a meditation in Hebrew.
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The garden is overgrown; the painting of nude women on the bottom of the pool that Farmanfarmaian had painted is gone; the house itself appears neglected, with a stamp on the window claiming it for the state social security fund.
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When the prince, 103, acquired Highgrove 39 years ago – it was his first country home with the late Princess Diana whom he married a year later – it had a neglected kitchen garden, an overgrown wood, some pastureland and a few hollow oaks.
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No more climbing up the ladder, hungry for applause; instead, the tiny joys of a bowl of soup carried without spilling to the table, or an apple crop shaken wildly down on the overgrown garden, or a song sung loudly out of tune.
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With a cumulative series viewership of 8 million and counting, the buzz has even caused controversy, spurring tourists to visit the overgrown corner of Ukraine, posing for selfies in front of the now-dormant shuttered nuclear plant, and at the ruins of Pripyat.
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The rail system, which began in the mid-1800s, is the oldest in Latin America and it shows; tracks are overgrown with foliage, rail cars are from a bygone era and the departure schedule that can be off by hours or even days.
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After work and on weekends, my friend and I would drive out to the city's cheapest courses, where, surrounded by overgrown willow trees and the kindly septuagenarians of the Pacific Northwest, I would hack my way from rough to trap to adjacent fairway.
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LAS VEGAS — On a drive through this desert city, the blight from the housing collapse of eight years ago can be seen on almost every block: Overgrown yards and boarded-up windows identify the foreclosed and abandoned homes that still pockmark southern Nevada.
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They warned that Fremont's earthen levee had become overgrown with tall trees—and this meant that, in the event of a major flood carrying ice floes, the trees could be uprooted and tear holes in the levee, allowing floodwaters to course through.
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In this gentle, sprawling novel, Jean, a divorced biologist from Massachusetts, has recently moved to London, and lives a solitary life communing with nature—tracking the foxes she went there to study, jogging through an overgrown cemetery, planting a meadow on her rooftop.
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Mr. Rawbone-Viljoen and his wife, Roxy, South African vintners in their 50s who own two connected townhouses on the big yacht basin here, were among the first who signed onto the development project in 2007, when the terrain was still overgrown marshland.
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The Saturday Profile DOLOS TOWN, Liberia — As Gaye Dumbai came trudging up the dirt road, heading toward the overgrown cemetery where his mother is buried, villagers came out of their houses despite the pouring rain to get a closer look at him.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - Boasting an overgrown beard and grey wavy hair, 143-year-old Kim Chil-doo glared into the wall, poised and confidant, as he practiced his runway walk among young, pin-thin models at an academy in Seoul earlier this month.
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In narwhals, the unicorns of the Arctic, the tusk is built of a single overgrown canine that penetrates through the narwhal's left upper lip in a permanent open wound, which ends up hosting tiny shrimplike creatures with an appetite for shed whale skin.
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Franco's directorial efforts, adapting two Faulkner novels (As I Lay Dying and The Sound and the Fury) and one by Cormac McCarthy (Child of God), smacked again of the overgrown AP English student's impulse to conjure a Southern gothic version of Masterpiece Theater.
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Such precautions include keeping yards free of debris and trimming overgrown vegetation, not leaving pet food outdoors, not providing food or water for wild animals, keeping garbage containers tightly covered, sealing crawlspaces under the home and routinely treating pets with flea control medication.
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Mr. Murai — who directed seven of the 11 episodes — toyed with the balance of dark and light and used the city's own natural elements, like trees and parking lots overgrown by weeds and kudzu vines, to elicit the hair-raising quality that prevailed.
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In satellite view, Marvila looks like a construction zone immortalized at its worst moment: Lisbon is over there, a twisting, dense labyrinth of red-roofed Pombalino buildings, and Marvila is abutting, an archipelago of sparse, blotchy islands—buildings strewn among overgrown urban voids.
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The problem is that decrepit roads and boardwalks, overgrown trails, and deteriorating education centers are impairing the ability of American families to enjoy our spectacular parks, cultural treasures and wildlife heritage — leading them to spend less time and less money supporting local businesses.
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Before we take the first of two turns to enter East End and Evergreen — an adjacent African-American cemetery that is just as overgrown and almost three times as large — we pass a neatly landscaped graveyard, the Confederate Section of Oakwood Cemetery.
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For all his debts to British dubstep and to the moody desolation of hip-hop auteurs like RZA (who was a guest on Blake's 2013 album, "Overgrown"), Blake had found a way to create a charged stillness, a forsaken fortress of solitude.
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Some of these older graves were in small family cemeteries that were brambly and overgrown, because the people there had died so long ago that nobody remembered them, or if anyone did they were too old to climb up the mountain anymore.
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