You freeze, a drip of gravy plopping off the ladle.
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Some manage a few steps before plopping to the ground.
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Walmart was plopping its super centers across the United States.
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Polk eschews subtlety for functionality, essentially plopping an Echo Dot into this speaker.
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I remember just plopping down into the water and I had goggles on.
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Taking an American show and plopping it into another culture is dicey territory.
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Corinne got the pooch 2 weeks ago after plopping down a couple of G's.
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Lichenia has no such illusions about the universal benefits of intervening by plopping down tiles.
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Science fiction never had a problem with plopping magical floating orb robots into a scene.
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It's not simply about plopping a few apartments on or adjacent to existing malls, however.
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The puck went off the back of Demko's left shoulder before plopping into the net.
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"We want to dispel the myth that we're plopping spaceships down here," Ms. Glen said.
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I go through my usual routine of showering before plopping down on the couch to eat.
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I myself have said this while plopping down on a chair — maybe it's a Canadian thing.
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Just plopping a brand logo onto a product or real estate is a recipe for failure.
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It's not just that plopping down $45 for 120 capsules of pseudoscience is a waste of money.
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At the same time, more and more men are plopping down on the sidelines of the economy.
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So Samsung saw an opportunity to have it both ways, plopping a headphone jack on the bottom.
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Imagine charging your AirPods just by plopping the wireless charging case on the back of your phone.
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In another, I gave birth unceremoniously, a creature plopping out of me that purported to be human.
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If you're really looking to wind down, what could be more relaxing than plopping down in Buddha's lap?
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"He played football," Ace said before plopping the helmet on his own head to the cheers of his classmates.
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"I'm sitting there trying not to laugh because the cats are just plopping on the couch constantly," Smith recalls.
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Plopping the body of a delivery van on a platform made for those large vehicles should be easy enough.
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Our struggle became less about plopping and more about wrestling, and it got loud and tearful, a genuine meltdown.
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You probably don't think about two fully grown creatures plopping down to exchange verbal barbs and occasionally catty paw pokes.
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The service started with the plopping and fizzing of a lavender bath bomb that was pre-loaded with CBD oil.
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This week, we instead got a tech behemoth promoting their struggling app by plopping virtual sculptures into already magnificent places.
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No more simply plopping a few ice cubes in glass or stirring with a spoon and calling it a cocktail.
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Molten glass blobs glow in the dark factory, plopping into molds and emerging transformed into crystal vases, mugs, and goblets.
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Rub your eyes: America's strongest ally in South-East Asia appears to be plopping like a ripe mango into China's hands.
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A message in a bottle Think about it: An object, originating untold miles and millennia away, just plopping into the sea.
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That said, the Internet hive mind may have finally cracked the feline penchant for plopping down in the least convenient spot.
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And even if you're in the same room, plopping on a pair of decent headphones is enough to drown it out.
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By plopping what Chris Harrison might call the Most Surprising Bath Bomb In The History Of Bath Time into your tub.
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It's built for easy wall mounting with adjustable angles — but its design isn't very good for plopping it on a shelf.
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But Dr. Lee is a pro, and successfully scoops out the entire lipoma, plopping the big blob onto the surgical table.
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Audience members have the option of sitting in seats or plopping down on the floor near the performers — pillow provided, thank goodness.
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This isn't a reason not to buy the phone, but it's something you should know before plopping down a bunch of cash.
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Users can reserve a ShapeScale by plopping down $99 on the device, which will cost a total of $499 for pre-orderers.
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That could mean some users will be able to resist plopping down $1,000 for a new iPhone until they absolutely need to.
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Next, I&aposll throw my hair up into a terrycloth towel (aka "plopping") so it&aposs not soaking wet when I diffuse.
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Late last week, Israel launched a lunar lander called Beresheet with the goal of plopping it onto a northern region of the Moon.
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Plopping down two or three things onto a single charging pad will clean up your cable mess and keep your battery levels healthy.
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Snapchat recently started showing ads between user stories, plopping a short video ad in the automatic transition from one story to the next.
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I enjoyed plopping into the al fresco hot tub — set before a flickering fire — to steep my road-weary body after the drive.
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Taking a huge straw, plopping it in the Antarctic waters and sucking up the one thing that all wildlife there feeds on: krill.
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The aisles and exits double as thoroughfares for the actors, who restlessly climb up and down the steps, occasionally plopping down beside a spectator.
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We clean up the kitchen and do some last minute tidying up before plopping down on the couch with some barley tea and fruit.
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So at this point, finding a justification for plopping her on cover of a magazine seems a tad superfluous, especially for a Vogue Australia.
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You might disagree that plopping a dorky prototype car down on the Strip is the way to do that, and you might be right.
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Break an iceberg off a glacier, and it's like plopping an ice cube into a cup of water, Holland says: the water line rises.
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Though he is still a little less than graceful when plopping into the water, we still think his form is 10 out of 10.
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But while getting a young girl into coding won't as simple as plopping them down in front of a game, it certainly can't hurt.
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That's right, you can finally charge your iPhone by just plopping it down on the countless Qi-compatible wireless chargers already on the market.
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"Tyll" transmits the 14th-century tale of the jester Tyll Ulenspiegel about 300 years into the future, plopping him into the Thirty Years' War.
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"You know, I've done about 100 of these already," she says, plopping into a chair in the dining room, cradling a glass of wine.
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At first, Shiloh, like many of us, was resistant to the idea of exercise, plopping down mid-stroll and refusing to move for 30 minutes.
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He cited evidence that suggests people may be shunning spontaneous treks to the theater in favor of plopping on the couch for a Netflix binge.
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This elaborate salad may take more time than just plopping a burrata on top of some baby arugula — or eating it straight with a spoon.
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Instead of plopping down meals in the office and bouncing, Chewse aims to create a full experience for its customers by offering family-style meals.
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It keeps any leftover vino fresh for days and days, with no more commitment from you than just pouring and plopping in a clever glass gasket.
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The keyboard on the iPad Pro is much more pleasant—though the plopping noise it makes every time you type can take some getting used to.
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I throw a load of laundry into the washer, run the dishwasher, and Swiffer a little before plopping down on the sofa and taking a break.
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You should read contributor Eric Adams' spec analysis before plopping down $325,000 and spitting in the face of the proletariat to buy Rolls-Royce's Cullinan SUV.
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Corden reacts by stealing her away, driving to a local Target, and plopping her in the store window display, where she bonds with her fellow mannequins.
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Plopping down most of a rent check just to get an iPhone that folds may seem strange, but Apple fans are used to paying a premium.
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For parents feeling guilty about plopping their kids in front of the TV, it's nice to have an alternative to videos and games as an option.
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And if you're trying to relieve stress, there are tons of ways to do that, which don't involve buying and plopping down on a needlepoint mat.
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Twitter, Facebook and YouTube set up shop right on the beach, plopping down Wi-Fi-powered cabanas with big screens, food, drinks and even free sandals.
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Creative minds love to be challenged, and there's little more challenging than plopping someone down with a basic, limited application and have them go at it.
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An Oklahoma defender wrapped his arms around Jefferson's legs, only to find Jefferson plopping into the end zone anyway for the first of his four touchdowns.
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"Rain" begins with a moody cello drone, and in one of my favorite moments, the voices begin to enter, plopping atop it like drops of water.
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But plopping the number one most recognizable symbol of a fictional military dictatorship into the center of Epcot at this particular moment in history feels ill-advised.
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But, unlike plopping in a chair, when you do a wall sit, you have to use your butt and quads to support and hold your body up.
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For people of a certain age and inclination, sneakers are up there with scents in terms of instantly plopping you back in a specific time and place.
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Thompson shouted, "Alright, come down, let's go!" as his girlfriend glided down with her hands up before plopping into the pool at the bottom of the slide.
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Three people took the encouragement too far this past weekend, lifting the shark out of the tank and plopping her into a baby stroller, the police said.
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Simply put, a green roof is one that allows for the growth of vegetation, but the process is more involved than plopping down a few potted plants.
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I pour a dangerously full glass of cold brew and make a quick breakfast of almond butter stirred into greek yogurt before plopping down at my desk.
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"How often do you wash your hair" she asks me right off the bat, curving my handshake and plopping down on the couch like an old friend.
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By plopping settlers down in the area, Stuyvesant hoped to prevent the takeover of the encroaching English; despite his efforts, that takeover would come three years later.
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If you cause enough trouble in the city and try to escape by swimming away, you may see soldiers and mechs and airships plopping helplessly into the ocean.
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That's about as exciting as those plastic party poppers that are supposed to shoot streamers but just end up plopping out a ball of wadded up tissue paper.
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Her post-church black flats were about as ladylike as she gets these days, she said before plopping them down on her coffee table midway through our interview.
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At 7, he appeared on a television show called "Time for Pets," plopping a guinea pig into a top hat and appearing to turn it into a chicken.
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It's way easier than holding a yard sale and preferable to plopping a box of stuff on the sidewalk with a "FREE" sign and hoping for the best.
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The trademark snail's-pace curve didn't have much to it that day, plopping well off the plate to Darvish's arm side, but everything else shined at least on occasion.
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Plucking its strings as you would an upright bass produces plopping sounds that recall the motion of leaping, but also grating, chainsaw-like noises that are much more ominous.
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Bieber was spotted Wednesday plopping himself down onto an L.A. sidewalk after a SoulCycle sesh to chat up a homeless man and woman who were sleeping on the pavement.
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Much like the bad 2013 glasses, the main design involved taking a regular pair of 2010 shades and plopping a nine on top of the second zero, like so.
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It's not impossible to make steady gold in this climate, but it entails plopping your ass in front of the auctioneer and continually undercutting newer glyph listings with your own.
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BTW, this isn't Amazon going rogue and plopping its fleet in a random open space -- like much of L.A.'s real estate lately ... Jeff Bezos is paying for this space.
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Unlike VR headsets, which conceal the world around you, plopping the wearer into an immersive 3D world, Cast AR and other augmented reality headsets supplement the real world with 3D graphics.
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Plopping is a relatively new process that involves bending over and gently lowering your damp hair onto a cotton T-shirt (or any soft, absorbent material) and then wrapping it up.
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Here, I recognize a couple of recurring characters from Høiberg's Instagram account: Blanco's French bulldogs Larry and Disco, who run around, tongues wagging, before plopping down in the early spring sunshine.
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So the idea of plopping down in a park and painting is not native to me, and I also knew it was not native to anyone I was going to invite.
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But there is no scientific proof that the extra cognitive load is what keeps people from plopping down in front of a screen to read and watch a subtitled movie, Smith said.
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Led by neurophysiologist and Dolby chief scientist Poppy Crum, the company has been attaching biosensors to willing subjects and plopping them down on a couch to settle in for an entertainment session.
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Who among us hasn't grown impatient when chilling a bottle of wine and just taken a shortcut by plopping an ice cube or two in our glasses to speed up the process?
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In the produce section of a grocery store, Mr. Mwenda was bewildered by the abundance and wide variety of apples on display, promptly plopping two dozen pricey Pink Ladies into a bag.
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Plopping coffee ice cream into an already heavily caffeinated drink, she remembers why that anti-culture is so appealing, and why she was through with New York City in the first place.
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Many of those involved in this movement, however, fail to understand that game localization isn't merely a process of getting the rights to translate something and then plopping an English script into it.
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It's that plopping him in the middle of these public rituals — ones with all the familiar trappings and symbolism of the American presidency — helps transform Trump into a commander-in-chief viewers recognize.
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TV Land previously relied on taking 90s-era sitcom stars and plopping them into new environments, but it's since switched gears with decidedly more crass and youth-skewing shows like Younger and Teachers.
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They're working on durability testing now, bringing in an outside firm to bust out robots to quickly simulate year-after-year of plopping down onto the couch at the end of the day.
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They all do essentially the same thing: provide an overall map to the abstracted exhibition space, plopping me down inside it and then allowing me to pan, move forward, and pan some more.
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Often she laughed so hard, she fell as she threw—plopping down on her soft bottom but grabbing the crib rails so hard as she scrambled back up that the whole crib shook.
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"So I forgot that she was there and I did my thing, and while I was doing that, she called out — because she could hear the gentle plopping of something onto paper," he continues.
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In May 22015, researchers in central Kazakhstan witnessed something really strange: thousands of saiga antelopes began acting a bit weird, becoming unbalanced, and then just plopping on the ground within a few hours — dead.
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That Champagne and rosé go good with ice is no surprise to Bill Irvin, a restaurateur and self-described "wine snob" who spent last summer plopping cubes into his rosé to beat the heat.
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We broke the story ... Bam was placed under citizen's arrest after refusing to leave the Luxe Hotel ... plopping down in the middle of the lobby in a childishly stubborn standoff with a police officer.
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Even if they made it outside (which some didn't—just giving up, plopping down in a chair, and hoping for the best), they found themselves in insane lines for Atlanta's abysmal public transit system.
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"Let's sit, let's sit, let's take our moment," Foles said to Wentz and Sudfeld, plopping down in between them on the folding chair in front of his locker when he finished his postgame interviews.
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We got Mariah leaving Poppy in WeHo Sunday night and asked her about stealing Meryl's seat at one point during the show ... plopping down next to Steven Spielberg before realizing what she had just done.
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Imagine the joy of spending your day at the mall, walking from store to store and plopping your butt on as many mattresses as you want until you find the one that soothes your weary joints.
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Sometimes, there is no better way to unwind after a stressful day than lighting a candle, pouring a glass of red wine, turning on Enya, and plopping a bath bomb into a tub of warm water.
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Dear White People, the Netflix original series based on Justin Simien's eponymous 2014 film, returned for its second season on Friday, plopping us right back into the lives of the Black students at the fictional Winchester University.
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Billionaire Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban's DirecTV Super Saturday Night Party with the Red Hot Chili Peppers is one of the big tickets for Super Bowl eve with those not on the guest list plopping down $2,000.
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They seem to cling desperately to owning the hardware, which seems questionable to me since it is a lower-margin business than, say, plopping out a series of janky smartphone games and sticking Zelda's face on it.
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You can spend a little more and get a 5.1 surround sound system from Vizio, although stringing several speakers around your living room is more complex than plopping two Roku Wireless Speakers on either side of the screen.
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Where you'd normally attach its cord is where the Loft battery pack delivers power to the Google Home, so when you're plopping the speaker into its new base, you'll need to make sure these connectors are properly aligned.
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Johnson and Hart were indefatigable spokespeople for the movie, plopping down on late night television couches and showing up on daytime programming to hawk "Central Intelligence," while exploiting their presence on Facebook and Twitter to gin up excitement.
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No matter how diligent you are about forgoing spaghetti while wearing a plain white tee or checking your seat before plopping down in white jeans, sometimes there's just nothing you can do to avoid your unspeakable-stain fate.
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At a recent meeting of labor leaders — Ms. Nelson declined to identify the gathering — a union head announced to the group that he would be "sitting next to the pretty lady" before plopping down at Ms. Nelson's side.
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Read more about Multiply Labs on TechCrunch Sixa – Low-latency cloud-based PCs Consumers have more interest in buying VR headsets than they do in plopping $1k on the high-powered gaming PCs that it takes to run them.
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DAN NEWMANSeattleThe world's smelliest fruit* Rodrigo Duterte's outbursts as president of the Philippines led you to observe that "America's strongest ally in South-East Asia appears to be plopping like a ripe mango into China's hands" (Banyan, October 22nd).
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There's just something so satisfying about plopping down on the couch every Sunday to watch our favorite characters kick ass and take names, though we admit we love much more about the show than all the guts and gore.
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In a conversation with BuzzFeed News an hour after he made the Hitler comments, Spicer said outside criticism came with the job, before plopping onto a chair, kicking his legs out and letting his arms dangle by his side.
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In fact, the demos I tried did not even involve me plopping on a contact lens—they used virtual reality headsets and held up bulky prototypes to my eye, as though I was Sherlock Holmes with a magnifying glass.
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But none of them can learn from each other's mistakes and end up plopping into the powder each time, sometimes making it a bit farther, till finally one of them makes it the farthest—by tripping and getting dragged along.
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But when I look back at my own experience and see how long it took me to make meditation doable, I wonder if plopping people smack into their crazy and asking them to sit with it isn't a bit unrealistic.
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To keep the styling to a minimum, prime your damp hair with a detangling moisture spray, like Vernon François PURE~FRO Moisture Spray, prior to plopping, and brush it through with a slightly damp brush to take care of any knots.
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Whether it was CG honey dripping onto floating balls, gelatin dominoes plopping on top of each other in slow succession, or a strange metal sphere turning a lounge chair into a gloppy mess, primetimeslime was a syrupy treat to behold.
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Plopping your toddler or kindergartner in front of a Netflix cartoon or an iPad game while you get 45 minutes of critical work done is not the end of the world, especially during this stressful time for all of us.
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David Pierce is hedging his political bet, plopping another $2,800 down for Warren ... and she also got $1,000 from Lance Reddick, $500 from Rosie O'Donnell, $284 from Lily Tomlin, $250 from Chelsea Peretti and William Baldwin and $200 from Adam Arkin.
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Players who try "sprinting" as the tutorial informed with these other characters will find themselves plopping down turrets, or launching themselves into a forward roll, or firing out a hook, or something else that might not be so useful in a combat situation.
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"The idea of plopping Silicon Valley everywhere, which is kind of I think how it gets caricatured that everyone should be a coder, is not is not the vision of how do we prepare America for a 21st century economy," he said.
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Plopping the video into the software program, I get this plot of position (height in meters) as a function of time (in seconds): You can see that the drone starts at rest and moves upward with an acceleration of 20.504 m/s23.54.
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When you're plopping you rear on the couch to catch the Cowboys game you're paying for the privilege of watching, you don't want to have to worry about whether the app will time out or stutter or suddenly develop a critical log in error.
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Yet the planet's thin atmosphere can only slow the spacecraft so much; InSight will also deploy a 39-foot-wide supersonic parachute and activate its descent thrusters to decelerate to just five miles per hour before finally plopping down on its shock-absorbing legs.
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A few times he indulged in the literal side of the formulation, pictured the arc of the executioner's blade, its glint in the noonday sun, and Isaac's shaved head plopping into a basket, his final physical sensation slightly splintered wicker pressed against his cheek.
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While it's got its intended fun uses, plopping a big audience in front of the same video with a shared comment stream always has potential to backfire — hand a bunch of people on the Internet a microphone and an audience, and things can get rowdy fast.
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It's just so easy: plopping the bag in, waiting 10 minutes, cutting the finished bag open with kitchen scissors and then slyly putting them back into the junk drawer without washing them (sorry, roommates), all the while knowing my mother and her mother before her would disapprove.
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Less than 24 hours before Apple's keynote, one of the strongest iPhone rumors suddenly turned to ash: that the new iPhones would include bidirectional wireless charging to let you top up your wirelessly charging AirPods just by plopping their case onto the back of your phone.
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Jones also came out strongest against the anthem protests, saying any player who did not stand for the anthem would not play—this after plopping down front and center to take a knee before the anthem with his players before a Monday Night Football game in September.
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After a lunch break exercising in a nearby park, a dozen fit-looking employees, still in workout clothes, help themselves from buckets of fruit, energy bars and the food of the day (Indian), before plopping themselves in front of monitors in an airy room bathed in natural light.
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And as much as Chicago tried to play it cool, people here were entranced by the sight of a former president reporting to Room 1700 of a county courthouse, plopping a red juror sticker on his jacket and earning the $17.20 daily stipend — almost enough to pay for parking.
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Speaking of ambient solutions, Chandler Burr, the former New York Times scent critic, convincingly argued for the importance of scent to our perception of space, asserting that VR (or MR, mixed reality) should consider incorporating smell design just like it does sound design, plopping scent-tracks on top of soundtracks.
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Since you should probably think twice about plopping your accounts in for analysis by some anonymous tool—DeepSense seems to have been around since last year, but outside of a couple puffy pieces that might be nicely-disguised press releases, hasn't really gotten any scrutiny—I threw myself to the wolves.
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Reporters at the Times and Washington Post often appear from the pop-up studios in their own newsrooms, allowing them to be near their desks while in the mania of deadline pressure but also plopping a big logo and bustling newsroom behind them (something that news organizations have come to recognize offers branding potential).
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On the occasions that I'd trespass this sacred threshold — say, plopping onto the love-seat in my jeans to watch the last five minutes of Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman, or sneaking out to get the mail wearing my inside sweats — I'd be told that my indiscretion meant the house would be forever unclean. Ai-yah!
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Whether you're more stressed than usual, a little under the weather, or just got caught in a torrential downpour on your walk home from work, a steamy bath is the best remedy — made only more soothing by lighting a few candles around the tub and plopping a fresh bath bomb into the warm water.
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Even if they didn't want to re-sign James Johnson or Dion Waiters with Hayward in tow, the Heat might still turn to decreasingly unconventional means, perhaps permanently plopping the one-time All-Star at the four, and having guards like Goran Dragic and Wayne Ellington set ball screens for him 35 feet from the basket.
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If you ever wanted to watch about ten minutes of a political protester plopping a load of fake penises on one of Lower Manhattan's most-recognizable landmarks, the time has come: Considering he did so in one of the most heavily trafficked and policed areas of the city, it's a real wonder he pulled it off.
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The program, called Rural Opportunity Zones (ROZ), has been "highly effective" in attracting new residents, Kevin Doel, director of communications at the Kansas Department of Commerce, tells CNBC Make It. Packing up your stuff and plopping yourself in a new apartment in one of those Kansas counties won't be enough to get that student loan debt wiped out.
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Per the Reporter: He also brought up Carrie Fisher's appearance in the new Star Wars as an example of a way this posthumous CGI work can be done well, apparently missing the difference between honoring Fisher's legacy in a role she was already scheduled to play and plopping James Dean in some random war movie half a century after his death.
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Click here to view original GIFBecause the globs of paint are mirrored to create a symmetrical effect and because it looks like the paint is mixing itself on its own without a palette knife, it's sort of a trip to watch it all get thrown together, like if it was just magically plopping itself on top of each other in some sort of mesmerizing magical dance.
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The concept wasn't foreign—Durant has more than enough experience reading defensive rotations off the dribble—and the Warriors still found plenty of success in their playoff opener with typical half-court chaos, plopping Draymond Green or Andre Iguodala at the top of the arc to let them survey for swift split cuts that would eventually lead to a deflating and inevitable reel of dunks and layups.
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That there's value in plopping down the CEO of Farm2U (Khuram Mir) next to an IBM Master Inventor and WW Business Leader in the IBM Watson Group (Neil Sahotas) to discuss applications of ecology and cleantech with the guy who in fact coined the term 'cleantech' (former environmental policy advisor John Balbach) seems obvious when the situation's already laid out in front of you.
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People have been aware of Amazon's controversies for decades, from its monopolistic practices to tax avoidance, poor treatment of both white- and blue-collar workers, union-busting, environmental damage, and most recently, the year-long publicity stunt of HQ2, a bad-faith ploy to extract private data from US cities that ended with Amazon plopping its supposedly economy-boosting offices into the two most established markets on the East Coast.
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Charlotte Hornets: Rick Carlisle When healthy, the Hornets have enough win-now talent to crash parties, and even though no club in the last three years has sniffed the same amount of time attacking in the half court as Carlisle's Mavs (as opposed to running in transition), plopping him into a Dirk Nowitzki-Free environment where he can focus on adapting more contemporary concepts that enhance a splendid dynamo like Kemba Walker, could be interesting.
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Excerpt: "What reporters saw ranged from events hosted by foreign groups with policy priorities to Republican glitterati -- Rudolph W. Giuliani posing for selfies at the bar the night Trump fired FBI Director James B. Comey; White House aide Omarosa Manigault conferring with the former producer of 'The Apprentice'; former Trump campaign adviser Corey Lewandowski plopping into a black leather chair marked 'Reserved'; then-press secretary Sean Spicer scrolling through his phone on a plush blue sofa in the lobby." http://wapo.
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A slight tweak to have the guy say something like, "Hey, I got you the Peloton you wanted and you asked for," or even, "I got you this and you can use it or not or sell it for $2,245 [the price of the Peloton bike], but I'm clearly not holding you hostage via exercise," might have mitigated that seemingly nefarious message of a man wanting a woman to change for him by plopping an exercise bike in front of her.
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