Some reviewers peeled off a protective film on top of the phone's new foldable display that was not meant to be peeled off.
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Skin being peeled off is another big thing of mine.
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Pelosi has already peeled off two of her opponents — Reps.
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Moments later, he was being peeled off Saunders by the referee.
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His shirt is peeled off, and sweat drips from his chin.
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Windows were shattered, and even the wood siding was peeled off.
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Parts of rural and white working class America peeled off too.
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The paint was peeled off — and it is not a cheap house.
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What's more, his coalition peeled off votes in the ruling party's strongholds.
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"It finally peeled off," he tells PEOPLE, adding that it wasn't pretty.
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I peeled off a layer and left my coat in the snow.
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Pretty soon, as usual, he peeled off and made for the summit alone.
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Back on shore, Hardt peeled off her mask and inhaled the ocean breeze.
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Paint had peeled off it in spots, and it was starting to rust.
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The storm peeled off all the copper and some of the plywood backing.
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They peeled off the forehead and took 90 seconds to register a color.
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But one parachutist peeled off from the others and slipped out of view.
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First, there's the issue with the protective laminate, which some reviewers apparently peeled off.
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Throughout this process, DeepMind peeled off instances of AlphaStar and send them to Battle.
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That's when four players peeled off their jerseys to reveal the hidden message: #EQUALPAY.
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Animal bits get eaten, skin gets peeled off of bodies, blood showers are taken.
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Peña peeled off, along with another paparazzi car and a jeep full of fans.
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The punk kids with real feelings peeled off into second- and third-gen emo.
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Several operatives from Great America PAC have also peeled off to join Ward's campaign.
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A piece of paper is printed out, wet, stuck on the skin, then peeled off.
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America's test of one prototype in 22021 failed when the skin blistered and peeled off.
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Click here to view original GIFSlow-motion footage of tape being peeled off a surface.
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Roofs and second floors have just been peeled off, crumbled kitchens have fallen into canals.
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He peeled off a series of twenties and began to stuff them through the gap.
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Once dry, the material is peeled off and reinforced to make the free-standing walls.
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The players wordlessly boarded the bus, which then peeled off into the blue Moscow night.
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I had peeled off the Band-Aid to reveal the cut I had closed over.
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Not a single Republican joined the Democrats, and only a couple of Democrats peeled off.
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Upon entering the room, Harry soon peeled off to chat to Earl Peel, the Lord Chamberlain.
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Fluid came out of their swollen body parts, and the skin on their hands peeled off.
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The gel on a few of my nails has peeled off, and it's driving me crazy.
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Aged boathouses — rusty red, grayish brown, wooden panels peeled off — cast their shadows in the water.
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She peeled off the back of her "I Voted" sticker and stuck it on her shirt.
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In the face of his divisive campaign, parts of rural and working class America peeled off.
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Far down the field, Buffon peeled off his gloves and walked slowly toward the center circle.
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They grabbed her by her hair and dragged her until skin was peeled off her scalp.
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Hurricane Bertha — a Category 2 storm — peeled off our roof shingles as if scaling a fish.
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Mr. Callahan paced for hours, peeled off the heart monitors and grew increasingly confused and agitated.
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The top of the truck peeled off, Scott was tossed fifteen yards, and everything inside was destroyed.
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"It wasn't difficult at all once the edges came up, it peeled off pretty easily," she noted.
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When his third peeled off the front halfway through the race, Kipchoge was left on his own.
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I peeled off every label bearing Gillian's name and tossed the plastic containers into the recycling bin.
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For awhile, videos of women in physical pain as they peeled off their masks were circulating the internet.
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All along the coast, there were houses missing entire walls, swaths of their roofs peeled off like bandages.
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As a result, some reviewers peeled off the the layer only to find it destroyed the Fold's display.
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A few follow-up ground strikes later, and he was being peeled off his foe by the referee.
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Winds peeled off the aluminum roof piece by piece throughout the night, and knocked over several gas pumps.
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Butterflies peeled off from the branches, each one opening like a warm kiss before fluttering into the air.
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Graham has consistently told leaders behind closed doors he thinks he has peeled off a handful of Democrats.
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The hurricane peeled off the roof of his townhouse and blew out the windows, sending water pouring in.
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So our competitiveness, our most innovative S and T is being peeled off before American companies even get it.
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Sarah knew she couldn't go through with it even before he peeled off his too-tight gray v-neck.
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As people parade down Constitution Avenue, protesters who have peeled off from the snaking line stand to the sides.
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"Some people like the way [skin] looks when it's being peeled off; it's more visual or sensory," she says.
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Even the broadcast network content that eventually makes its way to Netflix is being peeled off for branded services.
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Signs were seen hanging off shop fronts, sheet metal roofs peeled off and debris was strewn across urban roads.
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Meanwhile, many of the temporary Trump stars placed by the unnamed artist have already been peeled off, THR reported.
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The protective layer that some reviewers mistakenly peeled off is now much harder, if not impossible, to peel off.
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The year all of us sat in slow-moving traffic, barely blinking as the walls peeled off the world.
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You unwrap your present and it's a Donnie Darko DVD with the "Two for $5!" label half peeled off.
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In some cases, reviewers had peeled off a layer of film which they mistook for a disposable screen protector.
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"And then someone went and physically peeled off the poster that was plastered on top of it," she said.
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As he spoke, smoke rose in the sky, and men peeled off and started to move toward the fence.
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With each exhibition, "another layer is peeled off the protection of history that he has somehow enjoyed," she said.
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A pair of follow-up ground strikes later, and Hendo was being peeled off his foe by the referee.
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Anti-fouling paint that peeled off the ship contained a highly toxic component, tributyltin, that is now banned from use.
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A few follow-up strikes later, and the hulking French prospect was being peeled off his foe by the referee.
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She also told USA Today that the costume "material is like a torture chamber" that needed to be peeled off.
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Rae's entire ear was gone and all that was left was the canal with all of the skin peeled off.
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He peeled off the black T-shirt he had put on that morning, which said "Black Is Beautiful," and waited.
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The third peeled off halfway through the race, leaving Kipchoge to fend for himself for the final 13-plus miles.
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The coils were fastened with a veterinary cement, similar to chewing gum, that could be peeled off the birds' feathers.
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The Proud Boys then peeled off — without being arrested or questioned by police — and made their way to a bar downtown.
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It peeled off the way masks only peel off in commercials — in one perfect, glittery sheet — and left no redness behind.
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I wandered, lost, past industrial warehouses and faded walls where strips of peeled-off graffiti paint lay curled on the pavement.
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Burned out cars with the paint peeled off and windows punched out by the force of the blasts ringed the site.
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Remember, Washi tape can be easily peeled off and reapplied if you don't nail it the first time, so no pressure.
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And anyway, should an almost $2,000 phone really immediately break just because you peeled off a tiny layer of protective coating?
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After the paint and primer process, the table is flipped over and the protective wrap is peeled off the flat top.
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A piece of skin the size of a quarter peeled off, and sure enough, the skin underneath was soft and pink.
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A 2012 test was terminated when the skin peeled off a hypersonic prototype, and another self-destructed when it lost control.
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Dier peeled off to his right slowly, eventually collapsing into a pile of teammates, led by Kane, who had tackled Pickford.
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These days, if a shadow had peeled off the wall and started to follow me I'd have spotted it at once.
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As his Barcelona teammates raced after Sergi Roberto, an improbable hero on an impossible night, Messi peeled off toward the fans.
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One publication about the arrests indicate that the smugglers peeled off cigarettes meant for export through the Port of Los Angeles.
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The pads got peeled off 45 minutes later, and I slipped my skirt back on and made my way into the office.
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Those of us women who had traveled without dates danced together, but eventually everyone besides me peeled off as men approached them.
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After a few minutes, Patron and I headed into the safe house as the two men peeled off into the courtyard somewhere.
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He peeled off a strip of metal so thoroughly rusted that it shed flakes as the governor pointed it toward the truck.
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Reinforced with fabric and peeled off in long sheets, it skinned, or cleaned, the wall, returning the stone to its original color.
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She quickly peeled off Chrisanne's clothes and pressed her down into the blankets, planting kisses over every inch of her she could reach.
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On one occasion, Berg peeled off from his teammates and went to the roof of a Tokyo hospital, then the city's tallest building.
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It was as if she'd peeled off her once cultured, refined, and exceedingly polite façade, exposing beneath it an ignorant, boorish old woman.
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He came home five hours later, peeled off his boots and socks, and discovered his legs and feet were speckled with tiny dots.
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When Mr. West rode by, a few hundred of them spied him and peeled off, surrounding his car, taking pictures, reaching for handshakes.
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I cried in the bathroom on my break, as I peeled off the PPE from my sweaty self, mask indentations on my face.
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To hide the inexpensive wines she purchased, Ms. Bishop peeled off the labels and adhered custom wine labels adorned with her wedding monogram.
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It sounds like common sense, but if the correct steps had been observed, my paint probably would not have peeled off the walls.
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After Conley nailed a 3-pointer to begin the third quarter, Boston peeled off a 12-1 run to get within 212-2110.
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One person peeled off their second layer of warm socks to give to a fellow demonstrator whose feet were drenched from melting snow.
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Willis ran in third place and Centrowitz in fifth until the three-quarter mark, when the leader peeled off and they bolted in front.
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Other reviewers from Bloomberg, The Verge and The Wall Street Journal peeled off a special film that looked like a screen protector, causing damage.
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Conservative parts of the church peeled off to form the Anglican Communion of North America, which sought allies among the traditionalist prelates of Africa.
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He peeled off the overcoat only when he went to sleep, under several blankets and a stout covering my parents called Milty the Quilty.
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Together, they formed a torrent broken only when a few people periodically peeled off to sip papaya juice from a vendor on the sidewalk.
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Signs were pulled off the walls; tape was peeled off quickly and noisily, echoing the sounds of tape coming off the players' shin pads.
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Serving to stay alive, Gauff saved a match point with a slicing, down-the-line backhand that peeled off the sideline for a winner.
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At coffee shops and restaurants, I held up lines as I fumbled out my wallet and peeled off the bills to give the cashier.
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The wall and roof of a quaint living room were peeled off like tape from one small house, revealing a couch and dinner table.
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At coffee shops and restaurants, I held up lines as I fumbled out my wallet and peeled off the bills to give the cashier.
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Behzadzadeh took a thousand-dollar stack, peeled off a $100, which went into a new pile, and collected $32 from the small-bill stack.
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The unit proposed a "realignment" that would have peeled off FinCEN's authority over the database, some of its employees, and a piece of its budget.
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It was not until Petronio gingerly peeled off his satin gloves, however, that it was evident this body was not what we thought it was.
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He said, " If you want to make more money, here's my card," and he peeled off a 100 guilder note and gave it to me.
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Some reviewers had unknowingly peeled off that top polymer layer of the display, and it was suggested by Samsung that that may have caused glitches.
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And is he willing -- and able -- to take on Warren, to try to win back some of the voters she has peeled off of him?
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In this instance, moderate Democrats peeled off, resulting in an embarrassing vote that overshadowed the passage of a landmark gun control bill in the House.
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But once they started doing their drills with the ball, she peeled off on her own and has been standing on the sideline ever since.
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T-R-U-M-P letters have been peeled off three rental buildings also on Riverside Boulevard, as well as hotels in SoHo and Toronto.
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While the wings were still warm, I peeled off and discarded the skin, which can be rubbery when you fry or grill them at home.
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When the moderates peeled off, that made the support of the Freedom Caucus, a band of roughly 30 conservative hard-liners, all the more critical.
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But as of Thursday morning, the facility appears to be heading back to its normal operations and the tape holding those signs was being peeled off.
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Watch that video again and tell me how ready you are to be the first to have your face peeled off in one of Musk's tunnels.
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In case you forgot, early reviewers of the Fold accidentally damaged their displays because they peeled off the protective layer thinking it was a screen protector.
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When investigators looked down from helicopters afterwards, it seemed that the roofs of houses had been peeled off, the rooms below resembling "chambers of the heart".
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But as I peeled off excess layers and slipped into the cushy robe, I suddenly felt as though my heart was stuck in my throat. Shit.
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Shiraka Farley Baker posted a photo of an overturned Coca-Cola van in a front yard of a mobile home with a partially peeled off roof.
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The roofing has peeled off, and the caulking inside has dissolved so much that the white paint on the walls has clotted from floor to ceiling.
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For some black voters here, Sanders' campaign either no longer stands out from the progressive crowd or hasn't grown enough, so they've peeled off from it.
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After the specialist peeled off the wax in one fell swoop, she spritzed on a light mist of toner and gently massaged in the serum-elixir.
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Eventually, the doors were opened to let the smoke out, he said, and passengers could then see that a train car had peeled off the tracks.
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However, you'll probably want to test a small, out-of-sight section first to make sure the Belay paint can actually be peeled off once it's dried.
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Denied any explosive Sorkinian moments or news-breaking exchanges, the networks peeled off one by one in mid-hearing: first the broadcast networks, then CNN and MSNBC.
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A smaller coalition of anarchists peeled off from the gathering and attempted to march on the convention hub, but a phalanx of officers blocked their narrow path.
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The pound peeled off around a third of a U.S. cent to $1.3288 in early trading as sources told Reuters British Brexit Secretary David Davis had resigned.
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If enough Jews in these states who traditionally vote Democratic can be peeled off, using the canard of left-wing anti-Semitism, the results can be decisive.
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In the war, the groups have just peeled off one by one, leaving little more than a Dinka ethnic core fighting to hold on to it all.
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Yet even after the last pacemaker peeled off after 25 kilometers, Kipchoge showed no sign of slowing as thousands of Berliners lining the streets egged him on.
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Intimacies and comforts are peeled off to expose the universe to its bare bone, and replace it with hypercharged particles that exert the same force of gravity.
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" Speaking from his trailer, where his Tick costume hung nearby like a peeled-off layer of skin, Mr. Serafinowicz described his characters as "this big, blue lunatic.
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Dr. King peeled off from his focus on the Poor People's Campaign, thinking the strike was an acute example of broader injustices that he could help resolve.
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Paint flaked and peeled off the walls, and small craters had been left in the plaster from all the posters we had tacked up and ripped down.
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Despite the struggles, the Bulldogs got back within 53-50 before the Bluejays peeled off a 9-3 run to take its biggest lead of the second half.
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"Every1 else havin a lit Friday night & I'm here examining the nose pore cleaner strip I just peeled off & I must say, nothing can top this," she wrote.
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A party worker quickly kneeled on the floor next to him, removed his shoe and gently peeled off his sock to reveal a small bandage on his foot.
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But party leaders said they only received enough signatures from 10 states, and that signers for four states peeled off, leaving them with majorities from just six states.
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As demonstrated in these human tests, XPL is effective at tightening skin for a period of about 24 hours, though it can be peeled off at any time.
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The paint cracked and peeled off the walls, but we always had food on the table, even if it was white rice, fried eggs and canned corned beef.
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As bullets hit the dirt near his feet, he slowly peeled off a piece of plastic wrapping, then lifted the launcher back onto his shoulder and tried again.
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The pound peeled off around a third of a U.S. cent to $1.3290 as news broke British Brexit Secretary David Davis and Brexit Minister Steven Baker had resigned.
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DiVincenzo peeled off nine straight points in a 2:39 stretch, finishing it with a 3-pointer with 7:57 on the clock to make it 62-44.
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After very regular wear for about a year (not every single day, but pretty frequently), the lining on the insides of the shoes rolled up and peeled off.
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When I returned to the house, hours later, I peeled off my jeans and saw that my thighs, like my cheeks and nose, were a raw, violent red.
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Mr. Scott's family residence was not the best maintained of the homes in a largely tidy place: Paint had either been stripped from the front door or peeled off.
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It was a moment that was perceived as Pelosi flexing her political muscle, keeping Democrats united as Senate Republicans peeled off to support Democrats' push to reopen the government.
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The U.S. challenge was strong initially but when Kelly Catlin peeled off to leave Hammer with only Chloe Dygert and Jennifer Valente for company, the strain began to tell.
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I peeled off my layers of clothing, pulled on my neoprene booties and gloves, and joined the dozens of swimmers wading into the water, which was black and calm.
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After a night of booing, a Sanders supporter peeled off a damp Day-Glo green T-shirt (it bore the message "Enough Is Enough") and donated it to Graddy.
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Craigslist bundled together a variety of goods and services for sale into a single marketplace; Airbnb peeled off the room listings and turned it into a multi-billion-dollar business.
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Over the past year, China has peeled off several of Taiwan's remaining allies in the region, including Panama in 2017, the Dominican Republic in May and El Salvador last month.
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The pop star strutted down a red carpet in a purple paisley jacket, which he peeled off and tossed over the fence to the crowd, before waving and blowing kisses.
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And Ward's campaign said it saw a surge in cash after key figures from a major pro-Trump outside group called Great America Alliance peeled off to join her campaign.
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About 73 miles later, Risher was lounging in a Virginia Cavaliers lawn chair in the parking lot of Scott Stadium in Charlottesville, eating fried chicken with the skin peeled off.
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Although there was some water in the building, it was not from the surging ocean: Irma's winds had peeled off paneling from a roof overhang and broken a water pipe.
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As our convoy of tanks, armor-plated bulldozers and Humvees snaked through the city, small groups of commandos peeled off to search houses in which they believed militants were hiding.
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When the Hokies kicked a field goal to go up 3-0 in the first quarter, the robot peeled off three quick pushups to show support for the home team.
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But the saga is not playing well in swing districts and some of the key electoral turf where Trump peeled off working-class votes from Democrats to win in 2016.
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As someone who grew so frustrated with my Rubik's Cube that I peeled off the stickers and told my Mom I solved it myself, hats off to Katz and Di Carlo.
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Spiller peeled off a 275-yard run to begin the outburst, then Lamar kicker Bailey Giffen connected on a 32-yard field goal with 5:46 left for Lamar's only points.
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On the other, you'll probably find me with a half peeled-off, grown-out mess of a manicure three weeks later because I was way too lazy to get to the salon.
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Her skin peeled off from laying down paving stones in the searing heat, she said, and her employer threw a bucket of used sanitary pads and nappies at her when she complained.
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Predictably, Los Angeles rallied and regained a four-point edge before Miami peeled off a 9-2 run, capped by an Adebayo jumper that gave it a 74-71 edge after three.
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Womack said the group turned in for signatures for nine, then signors for three states peeled off, leaving majorities from six states when seven were needed to force a roll-call vote.
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The man who ate the $120,000 banana A hungry artist from Georgia peeled off a banana that was duct-taped to a wall for an art exhibit and proceeded to eat it.
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But again, they all peeled off the track together to pit earlier than expected, at Lap 74, hoping again to stick close and draft together, and one step ahead of their rivals.
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The patch, which can be worn from the shower to the beach, lasts five days and can then be peeled off and tossed in the garbage (it is environmentally safe, Mr. Balooch said).
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In a short-lived moment of hope last month, seven opposition leaders said they had chosen a single candidate, but within a day two of them peeled off to form a rival coalition.
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I've never gotten the "U up?" text when I'm showered, shaved, and wearing a new outfit; only when I'm on the tail end of my period with every other gel nail peeled off.
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This cuddly cursed image, which definitely does not look like Groot peeled off a bear's skin to wear as a soothing puts-the-lotion-on-its-skin face mask, is available for $28.
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"The door to the room was locked from the outside and the paint on the wall was peeled off at the height of the kids," Dauphin County District Attorney Ed Marsico tells PEOPLE.
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Trump initially claimed he had disbanded his own groups of corporate advisers, but the executives peeled off on their own as a result of the president's controversial comments about the violence in Charlottesville.
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Current polls show a fluctuating four-way split with Nigel Farage's Brexit Party, which peeled off much of the Conservative vote in the recent European elections, the Liberal Democrats and the Labour Party.
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A super PAC supporting Ward's bid has received a $85033,000 donation from conservative mega-donor Robert Mercer, and several operatives from a pro-Trump outside group have peeled off to work for her.
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In 2016, U.S. model and actor Nyle DiMarco and South African dancer Keo Motsepe peeled off from their female partners to dance a routine together on the U.S. show "Dancing With The Stars".
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In 2016, U.S. model and actor Nyle DiMarco and South African dancer Keo Motsepe peeled off from their female partners to dance a routine together on the U.S. show "Dancing With The Stars".
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Hamilton made a clean start and rose through the field to fifth on durable medium tires as drivers peeled off into the pits under the safety-car period prompted by Kevin Magnussen's massive crash.
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She said reporters constantly ask her about parts of her allegations she'd rather not remember, like how she wore two layers of tights to protect herself and how Weinstein peeled off both of them.
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He said that in May someone scratched the marker, and over the weekend, it was noticed that someone had peeled off the back of the marker, where it contained photos and writings about Till.
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Around 10 days in, after the skin had peeled off my pinkie toes and my shoulders started to heal and accept their fate, I found that my general musculature acclimated to the daily grind.
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In a dimly lit Lahore gym, where paint peeled off the walls, windows were shattered and cobwebs clung to a damp ceiling, Riaz was tutoring Iqra Chanzaib, 16, who is new to weight lifting.
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Trump initially claimed he had disbanded his own groups of corporate advisors, but the executives peeled off on their own as a result of the president's controversial comments about the violence in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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Showing two lone stragglers giving it their all in penis costumes, peeled off in isolation from the slowly departing crowd, it reminds us that, unfortunately, sometimes—as the Brits would say—wankers will be wankers.
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He's traded in the tabloid sensationalism of emotion, outrage, anger and dripped-out intrigue over coming decisions, and has peeled off stinging attacks on political rivals, acting as the ringmaster of his own news circus.
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Maybe it was the steady rain pelting our group during this outdoor tour, but beyond a few nice personal anecdotes, I wasn't terribly impressed with the ghost stories and peeled off after about 100 minutes.
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" In recent weeks, as her condition deteriorated, she vomited blood, her skin peeled off and she said her legs, feet and hip grew so swollen it felt "like I'm carrying an extra person on me.
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Kyle Kuzma, his hair dyed molten gold, peeled off his silk shirt and cashmere sweater and leopard-print pants Davis paused to whisper a joke to James, whose couture is rarely less than au courant.
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CDU conservatives say that their party has to offer AfD voters -- some of whom peeled off from the CDU -- substantially stronger policies on migration, security and cultural values if it hopes to win them back.
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As Ricciardo/Vettel peeled off to contest their personal duel, with Vettel himself the actual catalyst for this choice which Red Bull felt compelled to follow, it was now down to Verstappen v Kimi Raikkonen.
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Most of the people crying out for delay are likely to oppose the bill no matter when it comes up, but there may be a few good-faith Democratic objectors who could be peeled off.
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Soon after, a workman from the property peeled off the Trump name from the hotel's sign, dumped the letters in a plastic storage box and hauled them away in the back seat of a Hyundai hatchback.
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It originally had colored paint on its surface, but after it arrived in London, in the eighteen-fifties, British curators made a plaster cast of it, and the color was peeled off in the molding process.
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In "More Near (IV)," the irregular border is stained by drips and fingerprints, pushing the painting process to the foreground and prompting the impression that the works on display are peeled-off stages of the artist's thought.
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The other contenders include Meral Aksener, whose newly hatched Iyi (Good) party has peeled off scores of nationalist voters from the president's camp, and Selahattin Demirtas, a Kurdish politician imprisoned since 2016 on hopelessly vague terror charges.
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By Coats' account, what happened next is the stuff of nightmares: The area around her eyebrows swelled, getting redder and more inflamed by the day, until the skin on her face eventually peeled off onto her pillow.
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Followers of Wayne's work will not be surprised to discover that these are in fact the product of layers of oil paint, peeled off plastic surfaces and then cut, manipulated, and applied to painted wood trapezoidal supports.
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While Mashable's Ray Wong found that the Fold makes an impressive first impression, the review units of some technology reporters were rife with technical problems, including glitching screens, and a confusing protective layer that some reporters peeled off.
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Some of the problems with the display may have been avoidable — several reviewers reportedly peeled off an outer "polymer layer" for the display that resembles a screen protector, but is in fact a crucial part of the screen.
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Video footage uploaded on the website of Greek newspaper Proto Thema showed bathers running in panic as a large part of a cliff peeled off the rockwall and tumbled down at a point close to the sandy shore.
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Yes, the color is shiny and beautiful for weeks, but the second you miss your next appointment, your grown-out color suddenly look more janky than polished — and practically begs to be peeled off in your weakest moment.
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Increasingly, its members have either peeled off to join a tier of exorbitantly compensated CEOs and supermanagers or suffered the collapse of their chosen professions, from the decline of newspaper journalism to the elimination of tenured academic jobs.
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The two famed fighters, who are known outside of the boxing ring for domestic violence accusations and homophobic slurs, through a performance that is peeled off to its core, render the human condition with its flaws and wounds.
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He was the vice president to a president who is still very popular among Democrats, and he has a record of connecting to the white working class voters that President Trump has peeled off from the Democratic Party.
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I get slightly delayed because of the shea butter cream I bought but since I already peeled off the part that shows how much ml it contains, they can't tell it's more than 100ml and let me go.
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The site's fabric posters adhere to (and can be peeled off) smooth surfaces such as untextured walls, glass, ceilings, tile and finished wood surfaces (avoid surfaces like stucco, concrete blocks, brick, unfinished wood, canvas or freshly painted walls).
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The New Orleans mother and her 8-week old Autumn survived the tornado that ripped apart trailers, peeled off roofs and damaged hundreds of properties in a roughly 2-mile path in an eastern New Orleans neighborhood on Tuesday.
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Taking the stage in Portsmouth Sunday afternoon, he peeled off his jacket and tossed it to the beanie-clad college kids on the stage behind him -- who cheered as though they were in the presence of a rock star.
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I watched closely as he removed store-bought bread from a package, peeled off slices of deli ham and cheese, spread on mass-produced mayo and mustard, and then halved the sandwich diagonally and angled one atop the other.
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The huge space was mine alone, but when I peeled off my bathing suit and searched for my reflection in the mirrored wall, I saw abandoned flip-flops, damp paperbacks and bottles of shampoo — the traces of other lives.
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Others on the special counsel team have peeled off to work for other parts of the Justice Department, while the senior prosecutor over the Manafort cases, Andrew Weissmann, prepares to leave government-side work for a law school position.
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To demonstrate how easy it is to use, Mr. Balooch peeled off the back of one sticker — it measures about one inch and is half the thickness of a strand of hair — and affixed it to his left hand.
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The wall in "Hariri" (2007) shows peeled-off posters of the assassinated former Prime Minister Rafik El Hariri, while a makeshift barrier in "Red Cars" (2009) features posters of the Hezbollah party, which was suspected of orchestrating the assassination in 2005.
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Several aides recalled a surreal split-screen of activity onboard, as Mr. Biden's team focused mostly on the speech (he urged them to make it tougher), but peeled off for intermittent huddles on how to handle the Hunter story (Mr.
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Each of their "Proofgrade" materials comes with a protective layer (which the laser blasts right through and can be peeled off after the cutting is done) complete with a barcode that tells the scanner what sort of material it's looking at.
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When he peeled off his Cleveland Cavaliers jersey in 2010 and took his talents to South Beach, he had no qualms about attaching himself to a franchise and a fan base already deeply in love with another leading man, Dwyane Wade.
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Matt Ruffolo booted a 903-yard field goal just over 3 1/2 minutes into the third quarter to tie the score, but Deshawn McClease peeled off a 43-yard touchdown run for Virginia Tech at the 9:57 mark.
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While we know some reasons why Folds were breaking — dirt somehow got underneath the screen and reviewers accidentally peeled off the display's screen protector-like film — a comprehensive teardown by iFixit has revealed the nearly $2,000 device has multiple points of failure.
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Similar to the Cadbury Creme Eggs and Kinder Surprise eggs (still banned stateside, we're afraid), the Oreo Egg is wrapped in aluminum foil that, once peeled off, reveals a chocolate egg filled with Oreo's classic vanilla creme with bits of chocolate cookies.
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Harvick came in four laps later and came out clean, and with a pass of Chase Elliott and when drivers who had pitted earlier and would need more fuel to finish eventually peeled off late in the race, Harvick took the final lead.
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The other vendangeurs and I peeled off our outer layers, draping raincoats and sweaters on trellis posts, lifting our faces to the streaky rays of light that had nourished the very plants surrounding us, and encouraged them to bud flower and fruit.
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Between drags on a filterless cigarette, Bargaro muttered the address of our next location into my driver's ear, who quickly peeled off in the direction of the Santeria gathering, leaving me hanging on for dear life to the metal bars on the seat.
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The composition's complexity and the artist's peculiar technique — it's hard to tell whether he used stencils to create his myriad, overlapping shapes, or if they were first painted on a nonporous surface, peeled off, and then attached to the canvas — convey intellectualism over emotion.
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"You have three pretty solid votes to uphold most of this, one very likely vote, Kavanaugh, and the chief justice, [but] he could be peeled off now and again," said Brian Fitzpatrick, a former clerk to Justice Antonin Scalia who teaches law at Vanderbilt University.
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Alipay, which was valued at about $60 billion in its last fund-raising round, was once part of Alibaba but was peeled off into a separate company in 2011 in a move that spurred acrimony with Yahoo, then a major investor in the Chinese company.
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When Ally tapes one of her false eyebrows onto his face, mirroring in reverse their meet-cute — in which he peeled off her false brow — the scene suggests that the Jackson Maine rock persona is as much a burlesque as the Ally pop persona.
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Samsung Galaxy Fold review: future shock The fixes are pretty much what we've expected from the outset, but here's the full breakdown straight from the company: The first bullet point is a direct response to those reviewers who peeled off the protective layer, thinking it was temporary.
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It's loaded with soothing oat extract and exfoliating pearl powder to immediately brighten your skin; once it dries, it's meant to be slowly peeled off — an act which anyone who spent their elementary school days peeling dried Elmer's glue off their palms will find ridiculously satisfying.
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If you've been chewing your cuticles in anticipation of the three gifts you still have to buy, or peeled off your fresh gel manicure in frustration after your mom's third call to check in on your travel plans, your nails could probably use a little rehab.
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J. Menendez said that Pompeo, a former Republican congressman from Kansas, would have been so angry that he would have had to have been peeled off the ceiling of the Capitol if President Barack Obama had said and done some of the same things as Trump.
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Since decontamination began about 18 months after the disaster, thousands of workers equipped with little more than garden tools have cut down trees, power-washed streets, and peeled off a two-inch layer of radioactive soil in a 1373-foot perimeter around every structure in town.
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After the Patriots knocked off the Chiefs, Brady sat on a stool in front of his locker and peeled off his pads, pausing several times to ruffle the hair of his two sons, Jack, 8, and Benjamin, 6, who were making a rare appearance at the stadium.
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Once she got back to her chair, she peeled off the coat to reveal a muscle-hugging, bright green shorts-and-tank-top set that called to mind the black outfit that Williams wore 17 years ago in a first-round match at the United States Open.
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It's a wholly leisurely line of supersoft pieces that can be pulled on and peeled off with little fuss, are at times weatherproof, other times seamless — and consistently, undeniably better looking than my father's quinquagenarian uniform (but in the same lovely drab colors of black, gray and navy).
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USE REMOVABLE WALLPAPER Temporary wallpaper, designed to be peeled off later, "is one of the easiest and most dynamic ways to change a space, with no risk of damage," said Megan Hopp of Megan Hopp Design, who moved to a new rental apartment in Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn, in March.
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After hearing all about "the invisible horsemen galloping toward us," Lizzie arrives home to "bills and supermarket fliers," to a son who needs rubber cement peeled off his hands so he can keep playing Minecraft — so he can keep building this imagined world, even as another world is ending.
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According to a government official familiar with the matter, Philip Morris hired more than two dozen women for an urgent task: They manually peeled off the old labels from thousands of tobacco-insert packs in a warehouse near Tel Aviv and stuck on new ones with more prominent health warnings.
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Perreault peeled off to the left side of the net and Copp took the puck down low to the right side before centering a pass to Lowry, who caught the puck on his blade and dragged it for a second before banking it off Gibson's left shoulder and into the net.
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When a select number of Folds were sent to tech journalists for review, a host of concerning issues came to light, including flickering displays, screen protectors that shouldn't have been peeled off, and physical damage to the flexible OLED display when small debris managed to find its way into the phone's hinge.
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Regardless, it'll be fun to watch this real-life McBurglar not pass go, not collect $200, and go directly to jail on the big screen, a small taste of revenge for all those heartbreaking loser Monopoly pieces for a free Filet-O-Fish we peeled off of McFlurry cups in our youths.
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We still can't know the full reasoning behind Samsung's decision to delay the launch of the phone, but this debris/bulge problem feels much more fundamental than the fact that the protective layer on the top looks like a screen protector that should be peeled off (but, again, should not be as that breaks the screen as well).
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Jacobson's fortune, and his downfall, came from gaming the twice-a-year promotion, which promised anything from a free sandwich to a million dollars to the customer who revealed the lucky game piece — a property, a railroad — when they peeled off the sticker attached to their hash brown wrapper or soda cup or the inside of a magazine.
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When asked about Nelson's video, Samsung told The Verge that the display is indeed glass, but has a "protective layer" on top, which Nelson's teardown video confirms: Nelson found that when he removed that protective layer, the screen stops working — much like how the screen on the original Galaxy Fold wouldn't work if you peeled off a similar screen protector.
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GIF: EPFL (The Optical Society)The resulting footage isn't as captivating as a spectacular slow-motion explosion, but it can be still quite valuable for researchers who are often trying to study only a very specific part of a given phenomenon—such as how the adhesive on cellophane tape behaves as it's being peeled off a surface, as demonstrated in the GIF to the left.
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She peeled off a series of other reasons that she is turned off by the direction of the country, then said she had no problem supporting Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE for president.
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Servings: 4Prep: 10 minutesTotal: 35 minutes 8 celery stalks (leaves separated and reserved), tough fibers peeled off, sliced on an angle into ¼-inch thick pieces 4 Medjool dates, pitted and roughly chopped ½ cup roughly chopped toasted almonds 3 tablespoons fresh lemon juice ¼ teaspoon dried chile flakes kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper, to taste 2 ounces Parmigiano-Reggiano cheese, shaved into shards with a vegetable peeler extra-virgin olive oil 1.
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Shockie knew countless stories of bomb makers who had lost eyes, limbs, hands, dicks to premature explosions; knew operatives who'd succeeded in blackening and burning their faces so that the skin peeled off for months and ran down their backs in rivulets, and they looked like hideous ghouls, unable to do the anonymous work of revolution without exciting the pitying, curious stares of onlookers—the same looks you hoped to elicit for the craters you left behind.
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Servings: 214Prep: 2400 minutesTotal: 21 minutes for the vinaigrette:21 large egg yolk26 teaspoon Dijon mustard21 teaspoon fresh lemon juice23 boquerones¼ cup olive oil22 green coriander seeds for the breadcrumbs:25 ounces|23 grams sourdough bread, torn into 1/2-inch pieces (about ½ cup)6 tablespoons|90 ml olive oil1 lemon peel, plus 1/53 teaspoon fresh lemon juice1/2 garlic clovesea salt, to taste for the salad:1 small head red cabbage, leaves peeled off into little cups (about 14 ounces|400 grams)1 small purple kohlrabi, peeled and very thinly sliced1 shallot, thinly sliced into rings6 boquerones1 rib celery, thinly sliced on an angleFresh basil leavesFresh horseradish, for serving 1.
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