Folks, this person pours the water (and I still can't believe this) first, and then pours the cereal.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK. My dad pours—pours—white sugar on his Corn Flakes every morning.
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Mezcalería Tobalá: This Oaxacan-style mezcalería in the heart of East Austin serves up mezcal two ways: half pours in clay copita or full pours in veladora glasses.
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When it rains it pours ... especially on South Beach.
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" Goo pours down walls, as in "The Amityville Horror.
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The Backyard Scientist pours molten aluminum onto dry ice, drops dry ice into molten aluminum, pours molten aluminum into liquid nitrogen, and throws liquid nitrogen into molten aluminum in the video below.
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"When it rains, it pours," she says with a laugh.
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She pours some for Edwards and they toast each other.
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" Rooney also pours cold water on Nunes' claims - Axios : "Rep.
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Eventually, she the pours the milk straight into her nose.
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International aid pours in International aid poured into Ecuador Monday.
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She cracks open his Starbucks tallboy and pours it in.
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She pours herself into her latex "Got M.I.L.F?" get up.
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Thompson pours in 45 as Warriors wax Mavs OAKLAND, Calif.
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When the rain pours outside, I get drenched in water.
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Well, as the saying goes, when it rains, it pours.
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And when you're a successful space startup, it pours money.
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Who knew pours and public radio went together so well?
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They keep their ingredients list short and their pours long.
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The bartender is generous with the free sake pours. $246.99.
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Into the empty space of Faye Kudos pours its ideas.
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A boat on each sock pours gravy toward the cleats.
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Apparently when it rains for public health funding, it pours.
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Her mouth opens and a deep strange laugh pours out.
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Moments later blood pours, my leg feels lifeless laying there.
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Every time they see some success, France pours back in.
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As they carry her off, blood pours from her chest.
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He pours himself a whiskey and a tea for me.
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She pours everything into a record and into a performance.
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The company pours the subscription proceeds into driving prices down.
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After it's cooked, Stone pours an orange syrup over it.
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Miranda our bartender feels our pain and give us generous pours.
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K pours it in his glass and we pay the bill.
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M. makes me a tequila lemonade and pours himself some bourbon.
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This power pair pours jet fuel onto the week's inspired spark.
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I'm fascinated with how he pours out everything from his mind.
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We sit down, and she pours tea from a heated teapot.
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And it's true what they say — when it rains, it pours.
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Blood pours from her mouth as she activates yet another ghoul.
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When the band pours it on, Merzbow will intensify in kind.
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A vampire pours beetles onto a restrained woman for some reason.
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Pours are by the glass as well as by the bottle.
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But the blood begins cooling as soon as it pours out.
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He pours in quality rum, brandy and bourbon in equal portions.
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Green uncorked a bottle of red wine and offered generous pours.
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Whatever the subject, it pours effort into imitating the original's look.
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Smoke pours from the engine of a banger car in Warneton, Belgium.
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A psychedelic organ riff pours out of a taxi's stereo in Bangkok.
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Ah, when it rains it pours—even when you're a dog. [CBC]
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I wake J. up and he pours himself a bowl of cereal.
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Update: When it rains it pours Ariana Grande and Pete Davidson news.
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The sewage that pours into the sea washes ashore on Israel's beaches.
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You look at our borders, they're like swiss cheese, everybody pours in.
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A Kin Kin Clubhouse bartender pours me a 'Some Like It Hot.'
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The corpse stench pours out of the bag to hover over Vestfjorden.
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He pours the blue flames into the bowl, igniting the whole surface.
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She pours a bit in a glass and hands it to me.
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He's pulling out all of the stops with double pours, fruit juggling.
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Dragon Stout pours out, looking like cola—much fizzier, fruitier, more saccharine.
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"The Crown" doesn't feed public fantasy — it pours cold water on it.
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It pours revenue from annual membership dues back into keeping prices down.
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That's where they got their slogan from: "When It Rains It Pours."
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Sometimes, for growth stage startups raising money, when it rains it pours.
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The brews that he pours in his private studio are consistently appealing.
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The generous pours of a pale amber Glenlivet probably don't hurt either.
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When we cry out to him, He pours out his perfect peace.
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The final work is a compressed record of all the different pours.
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In others, light pours in from deep narrow cuts in the walls.
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Unapologetic criminal behavior pours out of his mouth with a shocking nonchalance.
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Coravin already has a device that pours wine without removing the cork.
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Trump pours gasoline on these fires daily and twice during the weekend.
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We breathe in our environment, and thus it pours itself into us.
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You see David grab his neck as blood pours from the area.
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Byamba laughs and pours a half liter of vodka directly down my throat.
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Cookie thinks he's clean and pours all his stash down the kitchen sink.
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" Baird commented in a note: "When it rains it pours, Trump piles on.
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Hadrava with his friend pours petrol into his plane before a test flight.
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But instead of telling you the weather or setting alarms, Jim pours whiskey.
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As noted leaker Evan Blass tweeted this morning, when it rains, it pours.
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Why pump water from a well if it pours effortlessly from your faucet?
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There's also anxiety as money pours in from people without experience with drones.
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Plus, when a restaurant has dope glass pours like this, you shouldn't resist.
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You flip a bunch of microscopic switches really fast and culture pours out.
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He pours gasoline into the metal tank and lights it, a complaint states.
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A colleague pours from her personal bottle of scotch into a few glasses.
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Air flowing from the high-pressure region pours into Southern California metropolitan areas.
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The lyrics were still Hutchison's, though, so the light never fully pours in.
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Lastly, he opens a can of beer and pours it into the mix.
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"This rescue pours so much in to each of these families," she added.
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The 5700-C machine by PowerCurber pours concrete into perfect shapes and lines.
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A. The Times pours a lot of resources into coverage of the Olympics.
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But the grievance pours from him nearly every time he opens his mouth.
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Qasim pours it into a bowl before adding cubes of butter and yogurt.
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She pours her personal experiences into songs that display her powers of observation.
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Clearing out one puddle is easy: the water pours right in your hole.
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With its frequent alcoholic 'pours' this Company suspiciously resembles the old Time Inc.
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He pours the wine and asks everybody to turn off their helmet lights.
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Frigid, murky floodwater pours through huge, ragged gaps and spreads out for miles.
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All day, sun pours through the glass, waiting for the bulbs to grow.
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It pours ciders from five acclaimed producers, including its own Good Life Cider.
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A man walks into the frame and pours Donegan a pint of Guinness.
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She has the flask and says, "Oh, don't forget," and pours the shot.
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H. pours us some wine, and we watch Nick Offerman on Hot Ones.
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After few seconds in the spice grinder, Ben pours the mixture onto a plate.
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On Earth, methane pours out from natural hydrocarbon gas reservoirs, volcanoes, and hydrothermal vents.
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As for critics abroad, Duterte pours scorn on them in language larded with curses.
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My heart pours out to those who have been affected and lost their homes.
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One pours out some whisky for the departed frog, splashing it on Pepe's face.
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Bezos pours about $1 billion of his Amazon stock into Blue Origin each year.
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T In all probability, it also pours more fuel on Brexit-based societal division.
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"Scandal" walks right up to original sin and pours it a glass of carignan.
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Before swallowing the pills, she pours herself a drink and downs it in one.
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In wide exterior shots dark, foreboding houses sit atop mountains as rain pours down.
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He looks like a silly frat boy, but he succeeds and pours three drinks.
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Erosion is a huge problem in the tropics, where torrential rain pours are common.
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Someone overhead spills—nay, pours—beer on me, and continues talking to his friend.
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With the match set up, Judah pours his heart into his toughest challenge yet.
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Instead, her secret ingredient is water, which she pours on top of the dip.
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"Not too much for Tish," Sharon tells her husband as he pours the beverage.
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Rain pours down but we don't care, and we tromp right into the vineyards.
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She also pours for us her fresh and fruity rosé, made of orberluri ojaleshi.
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At approximately 1:06, Gomez pours a glass of orange juice for her interviewer.
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It's the furthest away, but the playful pours and offbeat theming is worth it.
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As the data pours in, the scientists talk me through what we're looking at.
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As cash pours into safe assets like government bonds, demand slackens and economies stagnate.
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Your fridge's kombucha dispenser pours you an ice-cold glass of sparkling probiotic tea.
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He pours money and resources into the endeavor, not to mention old-fashioned dogma.
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The waitress legit pours molten chocolate over ice cream in front of her face.
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L'ISLE JOURDAIN, France — The Tour de France pours out pages of standings every day.
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The pouches have a convenient spout at the bottom for quick and tidy pours.
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On top of the biscotti and hazelnut-chocolate mixture, Ronca pours the cheese mixture.
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The new provision pours some cold water on million dollar salaries at nonprofit organizations.
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If we're feeling the love, this planetary pair pours us a cup of courage.
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She pours another glass of whiskey from the bottle, which is now almost empty.
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She blends the mango until it's smooth, and then pours it into a bowl.
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The spout pours well without dripping and the handle is comfortable to hold, too.
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The sunlight "just pours in, in the morning — it wakes me up," she said.
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An employee of the Glitterex Corporation in Cranford, N.J., pours glitter to be packaged.
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Here, the drip, drip, drip of sweat pours like sand through an endless hourglass.
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In other words: Because of climate change, when it rains, it pours ... more often.
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Light pours from black-framed and mullioned Brombal windows and clerestories on three sides.
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Since the drink was first launched, it has averaged around 300 million pours annually.
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There's a cocktail "omakase" option that pours smaller versions of five drinks for $60.
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He pours a sample into a plastic shot glass for everyone in the group.
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It then opens the bottle and pours up to four glasses at a time.
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Instead, a clear liquid pours from the spout sticking out of a copper still.
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These losses add up quickly as a result of oversized pours, spills and even theft.
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Jamil pours honey over yogurt before and topping with ground cinnamon, chia seeds, and strawberries.
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As the rain pours down, we don't know if the game will even finish tonight.
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Jerry Shocket, left, pours champagne for guests on the city's subway "dream car" on Jan.
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For dredging, Cikowski pours buttermilk into one bowl and the dry ingredients into the other.
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This law pours gasoline onto the embers of the Holocaust, baiting haters on many sides.
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She tops it up with liquor, pours in some ice, and gives it a shake.
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And then everybody just pours Mazola oil all over themselves, just rubs it all around.
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" Soon, your brain liquefies and "just pours out the ears and bubbles out the mouth.
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A young saucier pours a pan of bubbles around the edge of this "onion carbonara".
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The scene pours forth with sparkling immediacy, as if transcribed in a single bubbling rush.
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And there's an environmental crisis unfolding, too, as raw sewage pours into rivers and reservoirs.
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Dirty Dancing's Baby and Johnny getting it on as the rain pours is hot stuff.
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Phan tips the cooked squash into a blender and pours darkly browned butter over it.
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You can also see a rounded form embedded in the pours, suggestive of a profile.
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Today, the University of Michigan has a venture center that pours money into emerging companies.
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While Tiffany pours resources into its flagship store, other retailers are fleeing the expensive neighborhood.
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Fog pours in, illuminated by eerie blue shafts of light escaping from the basement below.
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Skin turns bright red and sweat pours out as the body's cooling systems go into overdrive.
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The bartender takes his payment and pours eight shot glasses of vodka in front of him.
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Through her dedication to her craft, she unapologetically pours her heart into everything that she makes.
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At the pristine modern house he rents in Venice Beach, he pours out idea after idea.
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Every Sunday evening, Taylor makes himself a nice meal and pours himself a glass of wine.
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Over several months, the house teeters on stilts as a crew pours the new, taller foundation.
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Ambient Swedish music pours over the loudspeakers and he offered me a glass of sparkling water.
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And finally, they make visible the vacuum left by this ebb into which post-truth pours.
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Her uncertain smile quickly turns into a yelp as he pours water out of a cooler.
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Over a few late nights and heavy pours of bourbon, my parents and I made plans.
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And when its showtime, the amount of work Murray-Clas pours into Siba's coat will double.
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She huddles in the exposed tub in the backyard and pours water over her dirty skin.
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Like a Christmas card from a distant cousin, it pours over many details without saying much.
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One might be tempted to think that lava just pours forth, quickly cools down and solidifies.
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When R.J. pours out his bucket at the beginning of the episode, take a close look.
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At home, once Kale pours his freshly bought pumpkin seeds on his table, the adventure begins.
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All of the problems — the single biggest problem is heroin that pours across our southern border.
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YouTube's effects on the music industry increase when the study pours over copyright infringing music downloads.
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She pours the coffee into a thermos and nurses it while she works at the piano.
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He then pours himself a glass of blood (another vision) and finds Claire in his bed.
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A hot, sweet liquid pours down my chin and my hands grasp out, finding only sandpaper.
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Stuff happens: visitors enter and exit; Nell hunts and guts a boar; it rains and pours.
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It then pours the drink into a plastic cup it had previously grabbed from the back.
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It pours Haitian Bleu coffee, an heirloom variety that appears in drinks like pine pollen cappuccino.
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Ludlow Liquors, a Chicago bar, offers several prefabricated cocktails in one, two and three-ounce pours.
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The sun appears between the surrounding buildings and pours in for a few hours every afternoon.
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Father Abraham takes a cup of the sinner's blood and pours it into a sacred fire.
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Next, he takes a coconut, cracks it open and pours the liquid in with the surf.
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Huge mixers behind the ordering counter churn the stuff out, and it pours slowly, like concrete.
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One piece of equipment pours polyurethane into a mold that looks like a gigantic waffle maker.
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Sergio Jadim, the sommelier that night, pours a Sicilian red, Nerello Mascalese 2016 from Mount Etna.
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With each dividend recapitalization, more money pours into Apollo, which then flows to the firm's executives.
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Plus, it aerates the wine as it pours so you'll achieve that full-bodied flavor effortlessly.
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The younger princess takes the bottle from my friend and pours whiskey into a copper cup.
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They could instantly tell if a martini special is working based on how much gin across brands is being poured, ask bartenders to slow their pours if they're creeping upwards in volume or give the green light to strong pours on weeknights to reward regular customers.
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A laze plume rises where lava pours into the sea from fissure 8 on Hawaii's Big Island.
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While the hermit state pours resources into its armaments, its citizens' well-being stands in stark contrast.
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Fake news pours gasoline on a country already inflamed with political and even ethnic and racial hostilities.
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Indeed, JoJo pours her heart and soul into all 15 tracks of the deeply personal Mad Love.
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Most of it pours into the construction industry, where it is used to make concrete and asphalt.
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A selfie stick that pours beer into your mouth from a height while you take a selfie.
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I have no words right now except my heart pours out to his beautiful family and friends.
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" The doctor adds with a laugh, "Oh, and Ayden absolutely loves the attention she pours on him.
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Sometimes money just pours in, sometimes the thing I think will work has no impact at all.
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My heart pours out to them — along with each and every person she touched in this world.
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She pours cold cream into the bowl of the mixer and turns it to a medium speed.
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When you crash a car in Grand Theft Auto, the hood crinkles and smoke pours from underneath.
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What happens when money pours into a place, enriching the men, specifically, and giving them good jobs?
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To quote another French expression, un malheur ne vient jamais seul—it never rains but it pours.
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SoftBank pours $2100B into WeWork This August, WeWork raised another $1 billion from SoftBank in convertible debt.
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How did the "When It Rains It Pours" singer get from there to here in a year?
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In a moment of inspiration, Tim, a chef, pours the Taiwan Beer over the lot of them.
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To start, he pours paint on a board using a technique he calls an abstract paint pour.
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It requires two pours: With the first, you fill up the glass three-quarters of the way.
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Take this for example: What do you do about a player who pours it like that, Paul?
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Elektra is pretty much dead, laying on Matt's bed, while Stick pours his concoction onto her wound.
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He pours himself into the docuseries hurting his friends, revealing too much, and even getting Saturday detention.
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Miles Teller plays Andrew Neiman, the kind of student who practices until sweat pours and hands bleed.
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At the beginning and again at the end, water pours from the ceiling to suggest nearby waterfalls.
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Alex pours his heart out -- telling our camera guy his ex deserves a better guy than him.
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But they complement each other on Mr. Combs's song "When It Rains It Pours" and other originals.
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In Act I, teenage Tatiana pours out her romantic heart in love for the Byronic title character.
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To avenge his cousin, Yvain pours more water on the stone and kills the freshly annoyed lord.
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Inside, sunlight pours down through a ten-story atrium of pale marble, flanked by dozens of courtrooms.
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E. pours me a large glass of wine and we snuggle on the couch with my cat.
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Mr. Pryce pours himself into every cranny of his character's contradictions: sometimes snappish, sometimes pathetic, always transparent.
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McNeely's strength pours in from the glimpses of blue and yellow that punctuate her figurations like skylights.
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It pours cold water on previous reports that espouse the protective effects of alcohol under some conditions.
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I ask Brandie what he likes to drink as he pours me a dram of Lagavulin 16.
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Sweat pours down your face and your body wants to give up, but you refuse to quit.
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Serra pours on 21 unanswered points in the second quarter, then 16 more in the second half.
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Not at all—with all the love in the world, Jelger pours more water into the martini glass.
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Alice's is no-frills, crowded, and rowdy, and you can expect heavy pours, raucous laughter, and surly bouncers.
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Umbrella Corps takes the zombie-filled Resident Evil universe that you know and pours some shooter on it.
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He pours more cough syrup into his fluorescent Fanta and then onto his steak while someone records him.
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Falling snow, cookie batter being mixed, and morning coffee pours turned into stunning moments worth watching on repeat.
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Much like her paint pours, these works suggest bodies suspended in time, as they reflect the surrounding landscape.
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A few minutes later, she grabs the pot and pours the liquid into a cup through a strainer.
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So, he pours himself a Scotch (he drinks Scotch), and changes into his navy blue monogrammed silk pajamas.
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Yes, the first single from 2007's Unbreakable pours on the melodrama and goes straight by the playbook.
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"I opened up the lid of the coffee and out pours this pungent smell of chemical," Douglas said.
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But as money pours into offerings, there are mounting signs that such steady returns may be at risk.
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Money pours in to alleviate the effects of a disaster, but not to prepare islands for future ones.
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It's no coincidence that these perfect pours of espresso in a chocolate-lined waffle cone are internet famous.
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People will tell you that when it rains, it pours, and the same goes for live TV fails.
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"Wouldn't be interested," he says, almost snapping, and pours from the black pouch a scattering of Scrabble tiles.
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We are in a virtuous cycle as liquidity pours into equities since there is no alternative asset class.
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It's not even that hard to find great parties—just scratch the surface and it all pours out.
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In a promotional Oscar video last week, Rock pours white talcum powder over his hands and claps them.
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" As more backlash pours in Hegseth says he's "sitting back and literally watching my [Twitter] feed and laughing.
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On cue, thunder rumbles and rain pours, forcing them to seek refuge in a covered alleyway and snog.
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He exercises on a stationary bike, has a morning cigarette, goes to the bathroom, pours his morning coffee.
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The goal is to create soft flakes that resemble fresh snow and can absorb generous pours of syrup.
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She can see it's a disaster, but she pours the tomatoes on top and hopes for the best.
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The music wasn't great there (they rarely saved the best lineups for Mondays), but the pours were generous.
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Narrator: Now in Mexico, he pours his feelings into the motifs that decorate shirts, cups, pillows and bags.
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Cate Blanchett and Rooney Mara's chemistry pours out of the screen, fueled especially by Carter Burwell's dusky score.
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When I cut into the jelly, an ocean of sunshine yolk pours forth consuming all in its wake.
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On the surface reserved, once he's decided to share a painful anecdote, he commits, and it pours out.
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Following the example of those before her, Sia pours out her soul as she belts the jazzy tune.
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Too much investment pours into favored industries, spawning poorly conceived projects in areas like hotels and solar panels.
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In a bracing sequence, Jack rehearses saying no as he pours back beer after beer from his fridge.
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Generous pours of five wines are 2350 pesos, or about $2300, and you're encouraged to take your time.
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She cuts up the rib-eye and pours the blue cheese sauce on top like there's no tomorrow.
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Scooter companies have seen skyrocketing growth in the past year as venture capital money pours into the space.
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It struck me that nobody pours their heart and soul into their wine quite like these Arizona winemakers.
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The love for him just pours off the screen in these moments, as does the respect and admiration.
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Shot from above, viral recipe video style, a disembodied hand pours bleach into two cups of human pee.
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He's close with Obamaland and Clintonworld, could he be the vessel into which the establishment pours their aspirations?
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But it is also about equality: Cash pours into the boys' game while girls are tossed loose change.
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Light pours through huge windows into a triple-height, wood-paneled reading room for the state book collections.
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Undeterred, he pours me a glass of a 2013 Chenin Blanc from a vineyard in Nashik, central India.
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He vigorously mixes in a spoonful of the culture, then pours everything into a large stainless steel container.
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Blood pours from a wound caused by a harpoon in this picture taken on June 27, 2018 (Sea Shepherd)
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I haven't been to this one before and the pours seem a little small, but the wine is good.
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When it rains, it pours, and in Sayulita, Mexico, the rains give way to lush blooming flowers — and love.
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It's no surprise that Hollywood pours so much attention and money into the event, but there is another secret.
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Many of the songs, especially chart-toppers "Hurricane" and "When It Rains It Pours," instantly turned into massive singalongs.
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A man pours ice-cold water over himself during a purification ritual at the Kanda Myojin Shrine on Jan.
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In one pic, Rock pours himself into a NASA space suit, standing with a bewildered expression on his face.
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Kenji pours a big spoonful of liquid into a small bowl and hands it to the women in white.
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He pours praise on Mr Mnangagwa, arguing that credit for his play "should also go to the current government".
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Just to keep these miserable little shits alive, he also pours in 250 gallons of seawater. Every. Single. Week.
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Every single person pours heart and soul into what they do, and force the audience to participate or leave.
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" He added: "My heart pours out to them -- along with each and every person she touched in this world.
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It pours easily, so no worries about making a mess, and is dishwasher safe for a no-fuss cleanup.
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Rather than slashing red tape to set loose his people's talents, Mr Sisi pours taxpayers' cash into grandiose projects.
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Once the zucchini is browned, she drops the remaining shishitos into the pan and pours the vinaigrette on top.
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Music of all kinds pours from the streets in Havana, but the Buena Vista Social Club is no more.
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"Ajmal usually pours water without asking for permission," said Jamshid, 25, who teams up with him on busy days.
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From a bottle he pours something on his chest in what looks like an attempt to grow more hair.
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Four small pours sat before him, in their flimsy wooden raft, dutiful liquid lieutenants of varying shades of amber.
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He pours on the charm, using a deep-throated caveman voice and flashing a huge smile after each word.
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The downstairs bar pours glasses of primitivo from Puglia and sells take-away bottles to enjoy in the park.
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The video shows several inches of water in the station as water pours down the stairs to the station.
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"I had this medicinal herbal soup in Singapore," says Lov as she pours me a cup of buckwheat tea.
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Water pours in from holes in the roof and the floor on the second story tilts at an angle.
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Classes continue, even when walls have been reduced to rubble and sunlight pours in through holes in the roof.
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Unless Trump pours more money into apprenticeship programs, he said, there will be little change from the status quo.
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The mold closes, and the chocolate pours over his body and he is suffocating and nearly drowning in it.
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When it rains, it pours: Her big aria, "Sì, mi chiamano Mimì," was drowned out by a Tanglewood thunderstorm.
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And when he holds himself still during the deceptively simple "Something's Coming," nervous energy pours off him in waves.
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She then pours the mixture into the clay molds she's made, then, once they've set, encases them in gelatin.
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It summons an erotic orientation toward the world with all its power, and then pours it onto the audience.
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Most moving is the scene in which the women exchange confidences as rain pours down, and customers are sparse.
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Jennifer Lawrence, a young wife known only as "Mother," pours her heart into renovating her husband's burned-down home.
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Smoke pours into the apartment, her little brothers scream from their crib, the mother humiliated in a crack stupor.
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If Trump pours money into GOTV efforts in the days leading up to the vote, he should be fine.
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But soon, a defense of Mr. Mapplethorpe pours out: "The idea of Robert exploiting people is ridiculous," she says.
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So when he pours himself a drink, he flicks it so it kind of spirals down into his cup.
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Titled "Freetown Sound," Hynes pours his thoughts into the project, making for a raw and hypnotic depiction of identity.
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They love when I pour myself but not enough to be there when it pours down on me or us.
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A member of bar staff pours a pint of the 'Hooray Harry' Ale at The Brakspear Brewery in Henley, England.
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The NRA's statement is significant given that the group pours millions of dollars into election committees for members of Congress.
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In a remarkable new novel Nadeem Aslam pours cold water over these efforts, dousing the very notion of purity itself.
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That is, he turns up, pours out the patented Murray cocktail of hipster cool and potential chaos, and then vanishes.
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Accompanying himself on the lute, his singing pours out with ecstatic power in a mixture of Arabic, Kurdish and Armenian.
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Once they hit the heat, most of the partially digested feed contained within pours out in a clumpy, opaque stream.
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He's also uploaded several "making of" videos showing how he pours out his psychedelic artwork, complete with hip looping music.
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There are pretty generous pours of these articles in front of the paywall too, so do share them with colleagues.
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Trump's cameo, in which he pours a bottle of champagne on a Playboy-branded limo, does not include any nudity.
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As they cross the street, a young man runs up and pours an entire bucket of water on one officer.
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He pours himself a little tea and MJ fumes at the sound of the spoon knocking against his porcelain cup.
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And then comes the scene in which Joseph pours Emily a drink and starts to ask her about her past.
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"New Jersey has a proud sandwich culture," Pole says as he pours a glass of the IPA, their best seller.
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In the shot, Schumer and Hanisch are seen making funny faces at one another as the comedian pours a drink.
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In the mornings, she pours olive oil from her jar over a bowl of yogurt, then dusts it with za'atar.
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Before he pours each shot, diners hold out their hands and he splashes mezcal into them to showcase the aromas.
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He sits on his pulk, pours hot water from his thermos over a bowl of dried noodles and slurps away.
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For example, to my uncultured palate, one olive oil is much like another, and our family pours through it quickly.
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Once Graham pours the resin in different pigments and thicknesses, she sands down the outside layer to reveal what's underneath.
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He pours a glass of wine and almost spills it on himself falling asleep on the sofa after the news.
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I get Z. set up with her dinner while R. plates our meals and pours me a glass of wine.
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In the roughly 19653-square-foot central living room, light pours through casement windows, revealing another series of signature elements.
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Wage inflation will spiral as the government's new money pours in and workers demand higher pay in the private sector.
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Racers scream down a twisty, downhill motocross route that pours out of the Gothic facade of this city's iconic cathedral.
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Ask him why Republican National Committee, the pillar of the Washington Republican establishment, pours big money into the Moore campaign.
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The second story of the property was damaged in the storm, and now water pours down through empty light sockets.
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Rani pours herself into rap, finding heroes like LL Cool J and Queen Latifah, inspirations for her own slam poems.
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A video recorded by a bystander shows two giraffes running away from the flames as smoke pours from the barn.
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The doll comes packaged inside a plastic pot, where it remains hidden until the child pours water over the lid.
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When I jog, it pours a stream of music into my ears as its body slaps clumsily against my thigh.
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"There is a much higher chance that the Fed intentionally or unintentionally pours cold water over the expectations," he said.
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Once mixed, the arm pours the drink into the plastic cup it placed down at the beginning of the process.
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It was like the thing in The Wizard of Oz when someone pours water on the witch and she melts.
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I think that with this tsunami of data that pours over us all the time, we are starved for curation.
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And suddenly, there he is, carrying a cask of wine on his shoulder that he immediately pours into a diner's mouth.
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The infant coughs, and seconds later, another splash of water pours on the child's nose, leading to more coughs and crying.
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As damp snow pours around them, a few men talk about the atrocities affecting the Roma people of the former Yugoslavia.
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The omnibus bill spends 0.81 percent of US gross domestic product on R&D including what the country pours into defense.
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When Jay steps inside the tiny, stifling room, no bigger than three or four square feet, sweat pours from his brows.
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A Honduran migrant pours water on a baby on the Guatemala–Mexico border bridge in Ciudad Tecún Umán, Guatemala, on Oct.
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As soon as I walk in I. pours me a glass of champagne and takes me back to a treatment room.
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The whole staff fusses around them: Howard pulls out their chairs, Sasha pours them water, and Simone picks the perfect wine.
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"All Riley, all by himself," Dobson can be heard saying in the video as smoke pours out from under the car.
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In the clip, one of the couple's sons pours water over a gold beehive, which then bubbles over with pink foam.
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But Trezentos pours cold water on these rumors, suggesting there has been no change of cadence in its discussions with Huawei.
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He pours mine into my new, reusable stainless steel Hydroflask travel mug because he knows I'll be on the go today.
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Arie pours the beers like the good casual Bachelor that he is, and the girls actually seem to be having fun.
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My dad pours me wine as I turn on the oven and prepare the asparagus with olive oil, salt, and pepper.
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The result is a beer that pours a "rich velvet black" and has an ABV of 6.4 percent and 25 IBUs.
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There's also a wine tasting stand, so we try two free red wine samples, and dang — the lady gives generous pours.
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Efforts to dethrone Netflix abroad are underway, as more money pours into upstarts looking to compete locally against the streaming giant.
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B. pours us some cold brew he made earlier in the week and squeezes fresh grapefruit juice into two Topo Chicos.
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Known for fairly faithful recreations of historical recreations, game designers pours hundreds of hours into getting the French landmark just so.
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You can't say things that are false, knowingly false and be able to smile as money pours into your bank account.
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Smoke pours off them, and I hastily swallow one of my fire resistance potions to stop myself going up in flames.
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He also makes 3D cherry blossoms with popcorn, paints portraits of people's dogs, and pours rainbows from pitchers of steamed milk.
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The visit pours more balm on a Cuban-American relationship whose troubles stretch back to the start of the 20th century.
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Well, maybe Ms. Evers (Mare Winningham), who, shattered by the Countess' crossover into the afterlife, pours her heart out to March.
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Americans are saving at the lowest pace in nearly 10 years, a sign of growing confidence as money pours into risk.
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The group said on its website the wall will obliterate $450 million in ecotourism that pours into this economically disadvantaged area.
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Now and then, the 16-year-old picks up a soft drinks bottle and pours out a tot of clear alcohol.
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Already, Rae's brain has rewired itself to wake her at 4:35 A.M. Outside, snow pours through the neighbors' leafless birches.
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Water from the shower-head pours onto the subjects breast, which then waterfalls onto a loofa and finally her dalmatian's tongue.
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A hurricane of dreams, a flood of honey, a quake that splits the earth open and pours forth hot molten chocolate.
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The Wolverine Darco Waterproof Metatarsal Guard Work Boots will keep your feet dry even when it pours on your job site.Pros:
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To make them, she floods the canvas with water, pours pigment over it and draws tiny marks over the dried surface.
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A much older Joseph Cornell pursues and wins her over, until his mother pours water on her, literally dousing the relationship.
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"Wings have become a real part of Atlanta culture," said Deborah VanTrece, the chef and owner of Twisted Soul Cookhouse & Pours.
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Next, TechCrunch's Battlefield-savvy editorial team pours over every application looking for approximately 20 startups to pitch on the Main Stage.
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This was less like chili than like a slightly spicier version of the meat sauce my corner pizzeria pours over penne.
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Nora strips naked, climbs into a small glass sphere and takes deep breaths before a liquid flecked with metal pours in.
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As money pours into immunotherapy research and promising results multiply, patients getting the new treatments in studies have been overwhelmingly white.
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But he is an angry demagogue who pours gasoline on a raging fire to create an inferno of hate and violence.
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Every couple minutes, a flood of ice skaters or animals pours across the stage, setting up the next death-defying number.
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Ms. Netrebko put everything on the line during the great "letter scene," in which Tatiana pours out her feelings while writing.
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He polishes the casings, melts the lead, pours the molds and sets the bullet heads with a pull of the press.
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By day, Chieko is a member of a jazz haiku group, but by night she pours spirits in exchange for verse.
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Look on as she pours scalding hot tea over a man and then work out for yourself what it all means.
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We'll be grateful when we get an elected official who puts out the fire, not someone who pours gasoline on the flames.
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Then there's the case of Miss P., who pours all her money into her beautiful apartment and has none left for entertaining.
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Blood pours from the sky; people scream; the archbishop–the camera lingering on his long, claw-like nails–is consumed by flames.
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So rather than worrying about weak pours or cold eggs, read our guide to the bottomless brunches that are actually worth it.
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Soylent, a Silicon Valley startup, pours meal replacement shakes into uniform, largely unmarked bottles for techies who are too busy to eat.
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Pailodze's photo shows a couple sitting in a dark room as light pours in from stained-glass windows, surrounding them with color.
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She pours out her heart with a rawness that eclipses any humor, late-life analysis, or nostalgia she brings to the story.
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When they feed on a carcass, the slime pours out, covering the carcass and preventing other scavengers from encroaching on their food.
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In the clip, Benjamin and Cara sing perfect harmonies as they sit side-by-side inside a house while rain pours outside.
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WALLACE: And I think we would all agree that Donna Brazile&aposs book pours a lot of salt on that open wound.
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Twilly d'Hermès takes the allure of Le Labo's Santal 33, but pours in ginger and tuberose for a scent that commands attention.
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Into large plastic mugs she pours a clear liquor, tops it off with a neon green mixer, and a shot of coke.
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The men's bathroom is notoriously decrepit, but the bartenders are a delight, the pours are strong, and everyone always has fun here.
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Heat pours out from outside the black hole's event horizon, "creating bubbles that float through the gas, keeping it hot," McNamara said.
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To filter out any thick egg bits, she pours the custard through a strainer and into the big bowl of melted chocolate.
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Changed a lot after opening, which is why I try to order bottles over glass pours when I go out to dinner.
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No matter what Levy is writing about it, she pours her heart and soul into her prose in way that's truly unforgettable.
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The black smoke that pours out of it has turned his white songbirds in a cage on the wall a sooty grey.
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Just insert the can of her choice, pull the lever, and watch in awe as the amber goodness pours into the glass.
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She places the egg noodles, bean sprouts, and pre-cooked prawns into a bowl, then pours the laksa soup base over everything.
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But the billionaire's pledge to start a candy company comes at a time when intense criticism pours over his management of Tesla.
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Hanging ceiling to floor at the gallery's center, three immense abstract paintings formed a kind of altarpiece of amorphous pours and splashes.
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The same material also pours from speakers, as two voices — male and female — take turns reciting numbers, dates and words, redactions noted.
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As the list of available pads pours in, users choose where they want to stay and make the booking for that night.
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Annalise takes a swig and pours it on him: Wes is the son of Wallace Mahoney, who repeatedly raped his mother Rose.
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As more money pours into supporting an important intervention, it will probably spread widely — especially wherever the conditions are ripe for it.
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In one clip, mostly silent crew members observe every detail as the artist pours a brown goop over an alien's white egg.
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I spent the first seven years of my life in this delta city, close to where the Ganges pours into the sea.
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These specials can cost twice as much as the regular by-the-glass pours, which tend to fall between $15 and $25.
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Somewhere in the distance, Celine Dion sings "My Heart Will Go On" as she pours one out for the French architect-idealist.
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Pays d'Oc, France, $16 The Butcher's Daughter wines are the house pours for La Fille du Boucher, a kosher restaurant in Paris.
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Autumn sunshine pours in through the windows of Quo Vadis restaurant in central London, as I sit with head chef Jeremy Lee.
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But Zillow's net losses grew more quickly — up 136% to $72 million as it pours capital into its new home flipping business.
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The Amazon Concern over the ongoing wildfires in the Amazon rainforest is growing as aid pours in from all over the world.
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Once the food arrives, L. pours us glasses of cabernet sauvignon and we sit on her floor and play Truth or Drink.
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He pours water on the idea that anything we have learned about the Trump campaign's relationship with the Russians has been illegal.
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A maelstrom of sound pours out from shops, restaurants, and the hundreds of costumed people crossing the busiest intersection in the world.
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Videos from Raclette NYC, which pours a wheel of melted cheese on top of its dishes, can be found all over Instagram.
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Bezos pours about $1 billion of his Amazon stock into Blue Origin each year and he's only expected to up that amount.
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A food that makes a mess of a stovetop, with its multiple pots or pans, and splotches from mistimed pours of broth.
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The couple hit up Rihanna's third annual Diamond Ball in NYC benefiting RiRi's foundation that pours $$$ into impoverished communities around the globe.
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Under soft glowing lights, Tummino pours Fernet-Branca into a shaker to prepare the Famiglia Murazzi cocktail with vermouth, lemon, and honey.
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It once again promised to double down on policing the billions of hours of user video that pours onto its site every day.
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He smiles to himself as he pours the drink—it's clear the novelty of pulling a lever to serve cocktails hasn't worn off.
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The money pours in from the "devout": small-time contributions to the NRA that amount to hundreds of millions of dollars each year.
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As far as leaks out of new U.S. President Donald Trump's administration go, the saying "when it rains, it pours," might be appropriate.
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While this debut is lower than his first album, it's still pretty successful for a guy who pours cold medicine on reheated steak.
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Under an eerie neon glint, he pours water from a blue bucket over his soapy head, rinsing away layers of sticky jungle sweat.
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Diamond, who was born in Little Rock, Arkansas, pours all of her herself into her music and her debut EP, Seen It All.
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Blood pours down the left side of her face and neck, as red as the handmaid uniform she'd just thrown into the fire.
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People rarely deal with one problem at a time: There's a reason why "when it rains, it pours" is such an enduring cliché.
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Movement courses through the dancers' bodies as if in mountain streams: you see where it collects itself and where it pours forth smoothly.
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It contrasts dourly with Jackson's tragicomic novel, which pours ridicule on the bumptious scientist/ghostbuster who leads the expedition to the spooky house.
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Mr Ndaba points out the rubbish that litters the entrance to the neighbourhood, and the mucky water that pours down the muddy streets.
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A storm blows up, rain pours down, and as it does the characters' identities begin to peel away like strips of damp wallpaper.
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We'd like to think this is the pillow Sean pours every wretched obscenity into, soaking his boss's ballsack of a face with bile.
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Via InstagramDanny pours me some water, showing off his former food service skills but also nearly catching his sleeve on the candle flame.
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It forecasts more near-term losses due to falling sales and higher costs at a new factory, while it pours money into OLED.
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SUNLIGHT POURS onto yellowing cloth in the Gaskiya textile factory in Kano, northern Nigeria's largest city, through gaping holes in its tin roof.
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" In a Season 1 scene which featured Sarah, Alison and Cosima in Felix's loft, Scott recalls, "Alison pours Cosima a glass of wine.
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Then he pours some drops of lime, radishes, cilantro, onion, and either spicy red salsa made with avocado and habanero or green sauce.
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Russell pours in 39 as Lakers beat Nets LOS ANGELES — D'Angelo Russell wanted to wrap up his biggest night as quickly as possible.
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Now my parents adore him, but my husband still pours out effusive thanks if my mom even gives him a glass of water.
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This means that, on a more frequent basis, when it rains, it pours, and when it snows, it snows at a rapid clip.
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So much new pours across your feeds each week that even remembering to check in with your favorites can feel like a hassle.
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During their first encounter, Rachel smiles from the corner of her mouth and pours hot water over her special Italian blend with finesse.
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He pours cash into boosting the films on YouTube, advertising them across Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn and promoting them in the right markets.
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Apart from the cheeky "When It Rains It Pours," Combs's earlier hits deployed lyrical melodrama juxtaposed with tender reads on hard-rock dynamics.
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As she pours espresso from a silver pot, we speak Italian, each with our foreign accents, and then set off into the past.
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When it pours, it floods—and when it floods, the dirt we've swept under the rug runs into our rivers and poisons us.
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The pours were generous, and an extra dessert was proffered—the sublime Vacherin, a meringue concoction with vanilla ice cream and raspberry sorbet.
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After 2 million pours measured, the business is growing 200% quarter-over-quarter as bowling alley chains and stadiums sign up for pilots.
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If you can really feel the whole space and the light pours in, it becomes an interesting space instead of just square boxes.
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Out of them pours music sounding like part of a rock opera, filling the gallery with physically palpable sound and transporting symphonic harmonies.
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Then, she arranges the rhubarb slices into the bottom of the pan, pours the batter on top, and into the oven it goes.
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As the afternoon progresses, the pours get more generous and everyone's conversations—specifically debating the flavor profiles of craft beers—progressively gets louder.
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Pours at the tasting are generous, and Larsen makes sure to top people up if they seem to really like a particular beer.
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Schock | Dems delay vote on anti-Semitism resolution | Progressives defend Omar | House Dem campaign chief pours cold water on 'Medicare for all' | Rep.
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Less pavement in suburbia means the ground absorbs more rain and snow and less storm water pours into heavily paved urban areas nearby.
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First, it is deadly quiet, then a slow trickle starts, then a veritable torrent of children pours into or out of school doors.
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His talent, humanity, charisma and masculine energy light up a stage and screen, and he pours his heart and soul into his performances.
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"When it rains, it pours," she says, joking about welcoming daughter Harlow in August 2017 and twins Piper and Presley in January 2018.
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Eventually, the bassist Howie Epstein slaps a plastic-covered slot machine and pours its coins on the head of the keyboardist Benmont Tench.
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" Thor pours him a shot, and we cut to two men dragging a wasted Lee out of the bar as he mumbles, "Excelsior!
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If the federal government comes through with all the money, then those costs would eventually be zeroed out as money pours into rebuilding.
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And the world's shallow oceans are losing oxygen as the planet warms and nutrient pollution pours in from agricultural heartlands and urban watersheds.
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He has work to do, pulling from two wells full of bottles with color-coded necks and eyeballing his pours with great accuracy.
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The machine pours out more coffee than I'm expecting, so when I go to top it off with vanilla milk, it almost overflows.
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Five minutes later you open it up the steam pours out, the dishes -- now you press it 12 times, women tell me again.
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Out in the street, while light pours down from above, a row of mailboxes rattles furiously, as if under siege from a tornado.
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Lot has his eyes fixed on one naked daughter as she pours him wine, while the other, clothed, seems to urge him on.
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No. 24 Butler pours it on in blowout of St. John's INDIANAPOLIS — Avery Woodson triggered an offensive explosion for Butler on Wednesday night.
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Because when it rains, it pours, an associate of Rudy Giuliani's has told acquaintances that he had a secret mission from President Trump.
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The yellow-brown sludge that smells like rotten eggs isn't great, but it is better than the stuff that pours out midnight black.
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Large bars can stock hundreds of bottles of alcohol, so even a few heavy-handed pours can represent thousands of dollars in lost money.
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I was able to get my beers 4 ounces at a time for $2 apiece — you can also get 8- and 16-ounce pours.
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"Love Island" takes the voyeurism of "Big Brother", removes the elements of mild torture and any ugly people, and pours booze over what remains.
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Then pours into me, so generous, by saying them, some words I may wish to bellow: Bastard Turd Creep Idiot May we do Defining?
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The puddles now change in real time when it pours, and on some tracks you can see the rain approaching off in the distance.
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And there's Mr. Lloyd, now 77, an inveterate signal-scrambler himself, a musician who holds back and pours it on at his own discretion.
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Combs, who recently notched his second No. 1 with "When It Rains It Pours," is delighted by the honor so early in his career.
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How the VPN industry is creating its stake in online gaming In the world of professional eSports these days, money doesn't rain — it pours.
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For salads she's making in advance, she pours the dressing into the bowl first, and then adds the lettuce and other ingredients on top.
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Standing outside a pub on the north bank of the Thames, he discreetly pours the beer he's brought from home into a plastic cup.
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A shrewd manager pours him a glass of rum to calm him as he takes his headphones off in disgust over the lyrical content.
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There's a scene in The Seduction of Joe Tynan where she lifts up the covers and pours an entire beer on Alan Alda's crotch.
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As more money pours in, next year's garlic acreage is expected to increase again, potentially squeezing margins, but not by enough to deter investors.
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This is Laffer's theory, explained in his famous "Laffer Curve," which posits that government revenue pours in after the elixir of a tax cut.
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Some Costco employees can whip up pizzas in a jiff with the help of a spinning machine that actually pours sauce on the pizzas.
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The tavern pours a kind of refined Puerto Rican moonshine called Pitorro from Port Morris Distillery next door, also a partner in the tavern.
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Second, during the day as natural sunlight pours in through the window(s), it reflects off the mirrors making the room brighter and lighter.
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The works are completed (or elegantly defaced) with spray paint, scratchy daubs of black soap and big, velvety pours of the melted soap mixture.
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Still, the United States, with a military budget three times as large as China's, pours far more resources into the Pacific region than Beijing.
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The first trailer pours on the critical praise, and Ms. Kidman's intense line readings and starkly deglamorized appearance seem to back up the raves.
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Either way, you'll accept the shot of anise-y arak she pours for you, even if it's the first thing you've ingested all day.
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The National Institutes of Health pours $40 billion annually into health innovation, and it is on track to spend billions more for Covid-19.
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On the other, a fireplace is embedded in a short wall of rusticated stone and light pours in from clerestory windows above a mezzanine.
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Since 211, this bar, cafe and home goods shop has been charming locals and visitors with prettily plated snacks and generous pours of wine.
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Cut to a sweating Corden blasting a fire extinguisher in his own face while Horan pours four jugs of liquid cheese over his head.
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Stop at Brew'd Craft Pub to try a $3-to-$4 tasting portion of Hawaiian pours like Hop Island I.P.A. or Pau Hana Pilsner.
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Populists argue that industry pours too much money into advertising its drugs — meaning profits runneth over and prices could easily stand to be cut.
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Through a large hole, it pours out and settles down for a period of growth outside the body, before eventually being drawn back in.
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It's Broadway's loss, because much like Streisand, who won an Academy Award for the 1968 film adaptation, Bianco pours irresistible life into the role.
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The US ambassador to the EU, rich Republican donor Gordon Sondland, selects a bottle of wine and pours a glass each for several colleagues.
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The pours are heavy, the beer is a bargain, the bands are decent, and everyone's going to be friendly or fascinating or possibly both.
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THESE 'REAL' 'TRANSFORMERS' (AKA 'LETRONS', PLEASE DON'T SUE US) I respect a company that pours resources into turning luxury cars into non-functional transformers.
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The film shows a man lighting his tap water on fire as it pours out of his sink faucet, an apparent result of nearby fracking.
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Across the country, as more funding than ever pours into digital health, technologists are realizing that selling to doctors is more challenging than they expected.
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Gwendoline Christie pours so much love and adoration for her character into this scene that it's nearly impossible to not well up while watching it.
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She blitzes the mixture until the spinach flecks are really small, then pours the whole thing out onto a small sheet pan lined with parchment.
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When the sun sets in the afternoon, light pours in through the windows and catches the plant collection Dobbs manages with help from an aide.
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Like The Craft, it pours all of its emotional energies into the thrill of imagining Sabrina spiraling gloriously out of control, growing wild on magic.
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It's funny that Simon makes these comics about wastoid slackers because he's a turbo-powered workaholic who pours all of his time into making comics.
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Once her lady fingers have stuffed the jar entirely with lady fingers, she pours the pickling juice over the top and snaps the top shut.
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Unfortunately, their television is terribly positioned right under a window where light pours in, making it impossible to see the screen on a sunny day.
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While Google parent company Alphabet pours capital into self-driving vehicles with its Waymo unit, the company is making real money in transportation right now.
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In fact, it's the love and passion Rosita's given and received that pours out of her when she embraces her inner diva and lets loose.
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Dubbing its staff as its greatest strength, McKinsey pours a lot of money into career and training development — over $200 million a year in fact.
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Today, much of the region's wildlife has been eradicated by the untreated sewage and industrial waste that pours into the bay on a daily basis.
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Related: Getting Buzzed at a Breathable Cocktail Bar Up Close, Dried Whiskey Looks Like the Cosmos Drink Yourself with the Robot that Pours Your Personality
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Hoda Kotb's day starts long before she takes her seat behind Today's desk and, later, pours herself a glass of wine alongside Kathie Lee Gifford.
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But as money pours into offerings like Press's TCA Global Credit Master Fund, there are mounting signs that such steady returns may be at risk.
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A Refuge Annie is sitting in Millie's breakfast nook, where the sun pours in through the huge window, a bright beginning to a new day.
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Instead, Vyleta bluffs his way out of them, usually by pondering the smoke, into which he pours so much meaning that it eventually becomes meaningless.
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The corps members create several strikingly horizontal tableaus; Mr. Ramasar pours all his marvelous vitality and warmth into his role; Ms. Phelan is loveliness itself.
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The heavy flows of liquid methane pours around mountains, hills, and the steep walls of canyons, picking up and delivering bits of sand and sediment.
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But these simple, tidy guest appearances underscore how much attention he pours into the carefully rendered characters, symbols, and places that populate his own albums.
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A talking sketchbook, who is teaching the characters about creativity, pours black paint on Yellow Guy's picture of a clown, and the music suddenly stops.
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He pours me a few ounces of Sixpoint's "Hi-Res" 10.5-percent ABV triple IPA and the viscous, dark red liquid fills my tasting glass.
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Looks of confusion cross their faces as a Fathom contractor pours half of the cement out of the buckets the boys had just finished filling.
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It's a breezy afternoon in London's Soho, but inside Third Space Gym sweat pours down the back of my t-shirt as the punches fly.
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It fills our airwaves, it pours forth from our televisions, it accosts us in our sleep and seeps into the very fabric of our dreams.
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He pours himself a glass of red wine, slips on a ragged shirt, puts on some Tony Bennett and sits in front of his easel.
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He pours his own coffee, and to illustrate his love for America, sometimes tells visitors that he has taken his grandchildren to Disney World incognito.
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HONOLULU (Reuters) - Lava from Hawaii's erupting Kilauea volcano is exploding as it pours into the ocean, shooting rock fragments that are a danger to boaters.
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In "Serrulata" (2018), the artist layers multiple vocabularies and processes — patterns, pours, splotches, and drips — without trying to order them into an all-over composition.
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Even as water pours in, she remains calm, focusing on the task at hand until she has to be physically pulled away by her colleagues.
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Dacian, who turns 4 in January and wears his long blond hair in a ponytail, pours juice and water while his mother sorts donated clothing.
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As they say, when it rains it pours, and Anthony Scaramucci seems to be stuck outside in the middle of a monsoon without an umbrella.
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Chuck's always has about 50 beers on tap, and they rotate frequently, so I typically get eight-ounce pours to try a few different kinds.
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As he fills the plastic bottle gradually, water pours out of the hole cut into it, representing people getting better and being discharged from hospital.
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As the burnt-orange Tuscan moon sets in the navy sky, Orso chars steaks on the grill and Moretti pours herself a glass of Brunello.
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I pay a coin and white liquid pours out of a nozzle and the human pony drinks it from the floor where it also makes messes.
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He pours us some excellent local whiskey, and we sit back and listen to his collection of music, everything from Japanese pop ballads to Simon & Garfunkel.
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Do you feel better when one just pours out of you or do you like having as long as you want working out all the kinks?
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The Washington Post followed up on Monday with report that dozens of homes have been destroyed as lava pours out of fissures along Kilauea's rift zone.
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A migrant woman pours water on a child after crossing the Suchiate River, a natural border between Guatemala and Mexico, in Ciudad Hidalgo, Mexico, on Oct.
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The biggest obstacle to Wade's progress is IOI, an "evil" corporation that pours resources and an endless supply of disposable employees into the Easter egg hunt.
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He twists open a mini-bottle of ketchup, pours some on his burger, and then licks the rim of the bottle to catch a stray dollop.
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At its gigantic metal works here, it pours, grinds and welds the huge steel straws that pull much of the world's oil out of the depths.
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Once inside, the payload opens a backdoor where a Russian hacker waltzes in, pours over the servers for useful data, and then, downloads whatever they can.
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This place has a brass and marble tap system that pours out its cold brew coffee, as well as pastries from its upscale restaurant, Josephine Estelle.
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As cool, fresh meltwater pours off of the ice sheets and into the ocean, it creates a stratified layer that floats atop warmer, denser ocean water.
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An example: "When a volcano erupts, and molten lava pours over everything in the ecosystem, everything in that ecosystem is dead," he writes in an email.
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This has been especially important as Target pours more money into its supply chain to speed things like online delivery, which weighs on the bottom line.
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Between the Champagne pours, hotel trashing, and sexy red lighting, there's no denying the "I Don't Wanna Live Forever" clip is perfectly paired with the film.
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"This weaker reading pours a degree of a cold water on the latest hawkish messages emanating from the Bank of England," said James Smith at ING.
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As you wonder what that thing is doing there (and whether it's sanitary), he spins it around and pours a brown sauce or dressing on it.
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For the grand finale, Lohse puts an empty cup on his forehead, pours it full of juice while taking a goddamn selfie with the crowd. Finesse.
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We may not understand why we have to walk a certain path or why when it rains, it pours but trust that God has a plan.
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"Rain pours into the building," Douglas Blonsky, the president and chief executive of the Central Park Conservancy, the park's private custodian, said on a recent tour.
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Senate GOP super PAC pours $25 million to save Republicans The NRA has long argued that the Senate is crucial given its role in court appointments.
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Across the table, chef Chad Colby (formerly of LA's meat mecca ChiSPACCA) opens 4.5-liter Jeroboam of pinot and pours glasses for those sitting around him.
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In the 1980s, Son founded SoftBank, a company that today pours billions of dollars of capital into tech startups, including through its $100 billion Vision Fund.
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Say the words "Koch years," and a flood of images pours forth (bankers in yellow ties, break dancers, gay bathhouses with caution tape across the doors).
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It's very rare to have a band that pours so much of who and what they are into their music, their live show and their legacy.
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Things inevitably get messy after a few generous wine pours, however, leading to major hitches in the schedule and some unresolved tensions rising to the surface.
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In Shanghai, a luxury hotel built in an old stone quarry boasts dramatic views of a waterfall that pours into the bottom of the massive ditch.
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Ms. Demce makes yogurt — every house in Albania has its own, Mr. Demce said — simmers it with eggs and roux and pours it over the meat.
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A bride and groom ducked as a guest pours an entire container of celebratory rice on them, but photographer Sérgio Nogueira made the moment visually stunning.
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Guerin pours its bronze on Fridays at the top of the building, molding objects with liquid brass heated to 2,000 degrees in sand blocks, or flasks.
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The company also said it expected to see a modest decline in adjusted operating margins for the year as it pours more money into its brands.
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The wastewater from sinks, toilets, washing machines and so on pours into the Paris sewer system at an average temperature of 55 to 68 degrees Fahrenheit.
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That's because we can trace similar drops in global temperatures during major volcano eruptions, when ash pours into the upper atmosphere, reflecting large amounts of sunlight.
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"The antioxidants in Welch's Concord grape juice aren't just antioxidant," a narrator says in one ad, as a man pours out a pint of grape juice.
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The National Rifle Association, which pours millions into funding pro-gun politicians and candidates for office, works on behalf of gun enthusiasts and gun manufacturers alike.
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The president regularly pours millions into advertising on the internet, especially on Facebook: Trump spent $4.4 million on Facebook advertising alone over the past 90 days.
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While groping for more wine, Vidal accidentally pours himself a large glass of olive oil; he takes a swig and, after much spluttering, whirls on Burnham.
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He pulls out an Erlenmeyer flask—a triangle-shaped laboratory container—pours in the bubbly mix, and adds a few sprigs of mint as a finale.
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Steve gleefully opens up the drug-testing kit and carefully pours the piss into a cup, while a friend of his films it on a camera.
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At least 1143 people have died and more than a thousand have been evacuated as the heaviest rain in a decade pours down on India's largest city.
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ILMASIN, Kenya (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - With a thirsty and impatient boy waiting nearby, Joseph Kipalian draws water from a tank and pours it into the boy's bucket.
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He would not, however, promise to avoid the nexus between the billions of dollars HUD pours into the real estate industry and the Trump real estate empire.
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The allegations of poor quality are especially offensive to me because I know the pride in workmanship that each of you pours into your work every day.
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Yet while overseas money pours into stocks and bonds, this cash doesn't boost efficiency the way long-term foreign direct investment does - and China remains highly inefficient.
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She emerges from the icy depths, steps out onto the marble floor, plops some more ice in a glass, and pours herself a vodka on the rocks.
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You can tell the subject weighs heavily on him 'cause he pours his heart out ... wishing he got along better with Norma for their daughter Shayla's sake.
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The system pours resources into emergency treatment and these need to be reallocated to primary care to meet the needs of the population at a local level.
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The company is set to lose $3 billion for 2016, which kind of pours cold water on their anticipated $5.5 billion in net revenue for the year.
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Tiki Death Punch After a long day of work and whatever Phoebe did circa 1994, Monica pours out a pink blended "Tiki Death Punch" for the ladies.
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As Gulf money pours in, policymakers have all but given up on the human rights violations, democracy deficits and terrorism finance challenges associated with this troubled region.
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Asked to predict his eventual reaction when a deluge of unexpected texts pours into his phone, Ms. Davis-Dunmire said, "I'm sure he will be pretty puzzled."
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Ultimately, for Michele, that's what his show environments represent, and why they're important, and why he pours so much time, energy, love (and money) into their realization.
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On weekends at the Silver Gull Beach Club, Marianne Fezza, third from left, pours a strawberry daiquiri into a huge glass and shares it with her neighbors.
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Jack Nicholson pours all of his manic energy into the character of Randle Patrick McMurphy, a provocateur in a mental institution challenging every authority figure in sight.
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"If national Democratic money pours into the state, and I think it will, that could change the equation," said Phil English, a former Republican congressman from Pennsylvania.
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Cramming this many thoughts into one phone call essentially matches the same passion that Che pours into his music: it's like a tap he can't turn off.
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In slow-motion, sugar pours over a smiling, waving Mr. Rubio, whom a narrator says has been "making it snow for Big Sugar in Washington" for years.
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From the album title to the lyrical content, Nas has created a project that pours into the myth of him, but fails to touch on anything human.
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Time wanes and pours into another world where greed and bigotry lost horribly and fell flat on its face, in which justice prevailed and ruled over all.
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But, your intuition is especially activated, so use it—break out your tarot cards, or do some journaling and see what wisdom pours out of your pen.
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You also want to make sure you chill your batter for a bit so that when you're ready to fry, it pours out a little bit easier.
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And he really, really knew his Madeiras: At one dinner party, he astounded all present by blindly identifying 11 of 14 sample pours passed around the table.
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A few more sidle up to the counter, where the very same monk who was chanting a minute ago pours chilled sake with the same gracious smile.
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But within hours, hundreds of alerts began popping up on their phones: emojis of whiskey pours, clinking champagne flutes, sloshing beer mugs, martinis and red wine glasses.
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Smelly black smoke pours over the walls from a French military base that regularly sets fire to some of its waste, choking morning runners who pass by.
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Whenever it pours, they show rain faces inside their plastic ponchos, evidence of their dismay over the prospect of wet clothes for the rest of the day.
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Sitting in the tea shop, Safdar pours a small amount of his tea into the saucer so it will cool quicker, slurping it up from the plate.
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The American Rodney McMillian's "TBD" (2017), a process art painting composed of a lavender bedsheet and thick pours of latex, gives the show an ugly-beautiful moment.
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The lovable curmudgeon pours his literary talents into vituperative letters of recommendation, which may not be appreciated by their fictional recipients, but provide wicked fun for readers.
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Startup: BeviVC: Kent Bennett, Bessemer Venture PartnersRelationship: InvestorTotal funding raised: $64.03 millionWhat it does: A smart water machine that pours still, sparkling, and flavored water on demand.
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Once you bite down, the broth that pours out is not as lip-smackingly gelatinous as it could be, but it's still rich and full of flavor.
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In this drawing, the prisoner portrays himself as nude on the waterboard, immobilized as water pours down on his hooded head, his right foot contorted in pain.
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Back then, Babbo funneled you toward giving up all restraint, right down to the wine pours, which were sold by thirds of a bottle instead of fifths.
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He then pours brightly colored resin into the space between them, before polishing them to the point where the entire piece appears to be a single block.
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A waiter pours the hot tea into a tiny porcelain cup, while some chocolate-colored streaks run down to the saucer, which is already covered by stains.
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Chuck GrassleyCharles (Chuck) Ernest GrassleyDemocrats push for paid leave in coronavirus response Congress pours cold water on Trump's payroll tax cut Grassley urges people to listen to experts, not politicians, on coronavirus MORE (R-Iowa) and Ron WydenRonald (Ron) Lee WydenDemocrats push for paid leave in coronavirus response Congress pours cold water on Trump's payroll tax cut Senate Democrats pan Trump's payroll tax proposal as 'huge mistake' MORE (D-Ore.).
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Drips, smears, and spatters compete with swaths of multicolored handmade paper, and large pours of black metallic paint sully the compositions' quasi-Cubist jigsaw shapes with aleatory splats.
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SoftBank typically pours cash into the most promising companies in each sector within each region that it targets, aiming to help companies scale fast and push out competitors.
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MARTHA MACCALLUM, HOST: And we begin with the same breaking news this evening as reaction pours in at this hour as we celebrated the life of Charles Krauthammer.
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Even as a rock, however, Niobe's tears continued to flow, and the stream that pours from the real Weeping Rock in Manisa, Turkey, symbolizes a mother's eternal mourning.
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"When it rains, it pours sometimes and ... once you get through that part of it, it always comes out to be worth it," DeRozan told reporters on Monday.
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The danger is of a feedback effect: as the fund pours money into the smaller companies in its portfolio, their prices rise, attracting more money into the ETF.
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At the end of the meal, the server pours a mild tea made from hops and corn into the bowl, liberating any crunchy remnants sticking to the side.
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Perhaps in a moment of breakup-induced confusion, she pours the boiled water and then puts the tea bag in, thumbing her nose at centuries of British tradition.
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Kaya—whose real name is Kaya Wilkins—sits perched on top of her bed, cross legged, talking in small pours, allowing her thoughts to slowly fill the glass.
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In one scene, you can almost see her mind start to drift as she pours water into a flower vase; by the time it's overflowing, she's long gone.
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He builds a "liver parenchyma scaffold" and then pours in a silicone material that lets surgeons see inside the liver as well as understand its mass and shape.
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On the other side of Ireland's divide, meanwhile, a good drummer in a Protestant marching band is expected to keep pounding till the blood pours from his fingers.
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When I arrive, he pulls out a bottle of the finished Per Sempre, which is labeled and ready to be sold, and pours each of us a glass.
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However, even as a rock, Niobe's tears continued to flow, and the stream that pours from the real Weeping Rock in Manisa, Turkey, symbolizes a mother's eternal mourning.
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When the mom-to-be cuts into the confection, a liquid pink center pours out to the cheers of their guests as the musician high-fives multiple people.
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As Wolfe Herd pours two glasses of white wine and plops in a few ice cubes, she briefly pauses to ask if I'm okay with the drink selection.
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Last Sunday, Patriarch Craft Beer House & Lawn in Edmond, Oklahoma proudly declared that it would be offering free pours of a beer called "Respect Party" to famished protestors.
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Instead of a hand laying a line of bricks, the machine's nozzle pours a shaped tube of concrete, following the entire outline of the house in one lap.
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As money pours into the internet of things and autonomous driving industries, Cypress Semiconductor CEO Hassane El-Khoury told CNBC that his company will undoubtedly grow with them.
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He pours it into a glass and places it next to the burger, which looks mildly ridiculous—like turning up to Burger King for dinner in a tux.
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A tall column of black smoke pours from the reactor for days after the explosion, rather than the small clouds of white vapor that escaped in real life.
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In "Waterbearer" (1986), a woman in a plain white shift dress pours water from two vessels, a plastic jug in one hand, a metal ewer in the other.
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The United States stopped mining asbestos in 2107, but the material still pours onto the world market from a huge hole in the ground in Russia's Ural Mountains.
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Standing by a wide, galvanized metal cylinder from where the water pours, Jeison tells me that the original plan was to add several spouts to shorten the wait.
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The order to answer questions from lawyers for the conservative advocacy group Judicial Watch pours yet more fuel on the longstanding fire of controversy over Clinton's private server.
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A PETA activist pours black slime over her head as part of a protest against the leather industry ahead of Milan Fashion Week in Milan, Italy, Feb. 18.
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The characters huddle glumly near the front of the stage; Don Alfonso pours bottles of liquor over each lover, a bitter benediction, as his scheme is coolly revealed.
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You press it -- remember the dishwasher, you'd press it, boom, there'd be like an explosion, five minutes later you open it up, the steam pours out, the dishes.
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The announcement pours cold water on bitcoin's 20 percent rally, which was partially caused by rumors that another ETF proposed by VanEck would be approved within a month.
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Light pours in from an unseen source to the left, casting sombre shadows, illuminating an open Torah and glinting, here and there, on iridescent fabric or reflective metal.
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Underlying this winter of Russian discontent are deepening economic woes and a popular view that the government pours money into the glittering capital while squeezing the struggling hinterlands.
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His first, and favorite, painting is of himself: He is kneeling in a body of water under a starry sky as a woman pours golden liquid on his head.
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We get two glasses of Malbec (and the pours are GENEROUS), pumpkin curry puffs, pineapple fried rice served in half a pineapple (super 'grammable), and roast duck red curry.
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Go deeper: Facebook is blocking accounts over foreign interference concerns Reaching voters is easier than ever, but making them notice is hard Corporate America pours money into the GOP
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The tension between Nova and Charley only intensifies from here, especially as the showrunners make sure we get close-ups of the multiple glasses of alcohol each sister pours.
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There are tumbled oysters, and then there's the Shigoku, tumbled with a vengeance by the angry Pacific as it pours into and out of Willapa Bay every twelve hours.
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Clugston pours the water through a sieve, cleans out the brown intestines from the shell, and reintroduces the water back into the shell with the orange lobes of roe.
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In the small town of Algodao de Jandaira, an hour from Campina Grande, Josemary da Silva pours a cold bath to relieve her son Gilberto from the relentless heat.
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The fluffier, cake-ier cousin of the classic breakfast staple has become ubiquitous in overhead brunch shots, with its jiggly towers, piles of toppings, and perfect pours of syrups.
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The first stage pours wine onto a sheet to expose it to air, the next stage separates it into droplets, and the third filters it down into your glass.
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It begins glowing and groaning, and a moment later juice pours out into a glass, quickly at first and then slowing to a stop just under two minutes later.
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RELATED: Grief, support pours in after McCain brain cancer diagnosis One thing is for sure though, McCain will fight -- something one of his former opponents pointed out Wednesday night.
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She pours the liquor bottles she's been using to mask her pain down the bathroom sink, then takes a hot shower where she scrubs every inch of herself clean.
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"So when it rains, it really, really pours, in the future — and now," Kate Marvel, a climate scientist at NASA's Goddard Institute for Space Studies, said in an interview.
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Former Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg didn't always live by his health directives: He loves Cheez-Its and fried chicken, and he pours salt on almost everything, including saltine crackers.
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She paints (or, rather, pours) acrylic on mylar for most of her works, including "Simourgh" (2016), which joins together layers of cut-out mylar to create a topographical abstraction.
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It's one thing to read statistics about ice caps melting, and it's another to see that they're so thin in some areas that light pours through like stained glass.
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Today he pours drinks at Esrom Kroen, a once down-at-heel bodega (the Danish term for a traditional dive bar) that has been resurrected as a cocktail bar.
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There is reason to be hopeful that broad support for a decarbonized future will continue to grow as evidence pours in showing that companies can profit while reducing pollution.
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Whether it's Amazon, Google or their future competitors, as the tech industry pours money into Pittsburgh, it needs to look more closely at where exactly that money is going.
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In France, movie love is a matter of pride and heritage, not just dollars and market-driven sense, and the country pours money into both French and foreign productions.
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Mike BraunMichael BraunDemocrats push for paid leave in coronavirus response Congress pours cold water on Trump's payroll tax cut Trump throws support behind paid sick leave MORE (R-Ind.).
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They have befriended the bartenders Des and Seamus, who are sometimes so liberal with their pours and refills that it's difficult to navigate the two flights up to bed.
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The global study, which claims to be the most comprehensive of its kind, pours cold water on previous reports that espouse the protective effects of alcohol under some conditions.
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Compare that with an efficient kitchen faucet, which pours 1.5 gallons of water per minute, meaning that handwashing for four minutes nearly doubles the water use of a dishwasher.
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ER: Yes, when I do pours, or put shellac down, or spritz the painting, and come back the next day, it does not look the way I had planned.
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But you know that things have become a mess when it pours out into the open—and in Los Angeles, the bad blood has seen the light of day.
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There's so much excitement about him that all he has to do is ask for cash and it pours in, with far less overhead costs compared with traditional fundraising events.
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When it rains, it pours, the old saying goes, but unfortunately for the U.S.'s biggest brewers, beer drinkers aren't pouring as many of their pints as they once did.
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No. 21 Memphis pours it on to win AAC West title MEMPHIS — Memphis senior quarterback Riley Ferguson mentioned Brett Favre and Aaron Rodgers when asked who he models himself after.
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You put the entire thing in your mouth, and suck on it—it's hot, so you make faces, and let it melt slowly, while the grease pours onto your fingers.
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And then there are the times when we can laugh with each other — at ourselves and our limitations — and something breaks open in us and light pours into our darknesses.
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A new study pours even more cold water — and there's already been a lot of cold water here — on the idea that the Medicaid expansion has fueled the opioid epidemic.
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Their private militia pours into designated areas around the country, including, however improbably, the titular neighborhood, only to find the locals putting up a lot more resistance than they'd anticipated.
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And as Microsoft pours money and ingenuity into Teams, it's becoming more comparable to the software it's copying, eroding the argument that companies will pay extra for notably better software.
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The rains are driven by the huge size of the Bay of Bengal and the amount of fresh water that pours into it from the Ganges and Brahmaputra river systems.
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That being said, you might just want to rethink your conception of just how much maple syrup the 21st-century Robin Hood actually pours on a day-to-day basis.
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"What makes it blue is not curacao—it's actually butterfly pea flower extract," Hazard tells me as he pours some of the gin-based punch into a delicate crystal mug.
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You were going to set the wrongs of the world right, you told us over long pours of immuno-enzyme boosting Soju whenever we joined in The Boring Tunnel, Downtown.
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" 'All of Me' -- John Legend (2013) The neo-soul crooner pours himself into this stripped-down piano ballad, a full-hearted paean to a lover and "all your perfect imperfections.
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The national development agency pours about 5 billion euros a year into Africa yet that barely scratches the surface alongside the cheap loans, big infrastructure investments and financing by China.
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Though New Orleans' levee walls are 20 feet high, forecasters predict the river will crest at 19 feet, leaving just a foot to spare before water pours into the city.
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Related Antique Light Art Brings the Northern Lights Indoors Blood Pours from Facial-Mapped Projections of Venetian Noh Masks Long-Exposure Photos Capture Light Art with Drones in New Mexico
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The conflict between the players and the neighborhood plays out in particular at the southern end of the slim, 1.3-mile-long park, where it pours out onto Joralemon Street.
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It uses specially coated needles and inert Argon gas (often used in the winemaking process) to extract small pours from unopened bottles without damaging the rest of the wine inside.
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That neurotic quality is what Kate McKinnon, on "Saturday Night Live," pours into her strange, affectionate incarnation of Clinton: wanting the job so badly that she can seem pathologically presidential.
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Related stories: "Drink Yourself" with the Robot that Pours Your Personality Drawing Robot Sketches C-3PO and a T-800 Terminator A Robot That Puts Pie Charts Onto Actual Pies
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She reaches for the large, ashen kettle in the back and pours out water in a circular motion in her gai wan—a porcelain-capped cup used for tea infusions.
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Nonpartisan post-primary polling has given Manchin leads of 7 points and 13 points over Morrisey, but you can except that to tighten as Republican money pours into the race.
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It was mid-April and she had just completed a run-through of what to do when the priest pours the Holy Water on her head later in the month.
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As he pours out cold hemp lemonade in the strawberry farm break room, Bayer outlines how he thinks his farm can be utilized to help patients suffering from severe conditions.
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By Norimitsu Onishi Residents of the vibrant and historic Bo-Kaap neighborhood in Cape Town fear that their traditions and close-knit community are at risk as money pours in.
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" Lemonis noted that the company is "so one-dimensional because Jeff pours all of his time into doing everybody else's job, as opposed to allowing people to do their job.
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Apparently, few people complained because since October she has sold about 300 bottles of the stuff, which she whips up in her Bronx kitchen and pours into elegant, decorated bottles.
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Cousins pours in 40 points as Kings edge Lakers LOS ANGELES — With the Los Angeles Lakers rarely double-teaming him, DeMarcus Cousins had a message for his Sacramento Kings teammates.
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In the subterranean food court, Secret Service agents took lunch breaks, eating dishes like "Trump's Mother's Meatloaf" beside a waterfall several stories high that pours down a pink marble wall.
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This contrasts with the shield volcanoes found on Hawaii and Iceland, where basaltic lava pours more quietly out of the earth, although these volcanoes are not immune to explosive activity.
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These accounts notwithstanding, there does appear to be some value in forgetting, whether it be autobiographical memory or the flood of information that pours into our brain on a daily basis.
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In her Drunk History debut, Haddish pours herself a drink (of what looks like Mango Ciroc) with host Derek Waters and launches into the story of French art curator Rose Valland.
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From millions of sources all over the globe, through every possible channel and medium — light waves, airwaves, ticker tapes, computer banks, telephone wires, television cables, satellites, printing presses — information pours in.
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The waiter or barista pours the drink into a cup, you carry it to your car, and then you try to consume it without causing some kind of minor traffic incident.
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Surrounded by Christmas decorations, she pours her heart out, explaining how nearly everyone she has ever been close to is dead — except for Elliot, who she is worried may be next.
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He pours a Cosmo for a striking woman who seems, in a word, grown: She's a few years older than the club's typical millennial crowd and isn't impressed by Cottonmouth's flash.
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On the Democratic side, Bernie Sanders's near tie was an upset of Hillary Clinton, and she is charging full strength at New Hampshire while energy — and money — pours into his campaign.
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After their arrival, Lawrence's character begins to see her house fall into a state of bizarre disrepair as blood pours from the walls, light bulbs explode, and the walls cave in.
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White plumes of acid and extremely fine shards of glass are billowing into the sky over Hawaii as molten rock from Kilauea volcano pours down a hillside and into the ocean.
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Its rains are driven by the huge size of the Bay of Bengal, and by the amount of fresh water that pours into it from the Ganges and Brahmaputra river systems.
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Explaining its decision, Moody's notes Mozambique's "deteriorating balance of payments position and reduced capacity for the government to service its outstanding debt", and pours doubt on the plan to rescue EMATUM.
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Read more: 35 food and drink names that you're probably mispronouncingAll four varieties of the Malibu Mixed Drink Pouches come with 12.5% alcohol and a nozzle for quick and tidy pours.
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Noel Gourmelen, from the University of Edinburgh said ice melt from the Dotson ice shelf in western Antarctica means 40 billion tonnes of freshwater pours into the Southern Ocean every year.
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Money pours through them, but it does not stay, except for the fraction that pays the lawyers and the accountants who handle the deals — the plumbers who keep the system running.
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We sat at the heavy wooden table in his tasting room with those tomatoes, plus platters of crostini, bowls of homemade pasta e fagioli and generous pours of Podere Còncori Melograno.
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White Collar Watch The old saying "when it rains, it pours" would seem to apply to Valeant Pharmaceuticals International as it deals with a torrent of government investigations and private lawsuits.
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When it rains, it pours: The climate change crisis has reached its peak in Bangladesh after heavy rains earlier this week caused several landslides in the highlands of the southeastern region.
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The Master pours alcohol over their heads, insisting that they take it outside, and it's a significant moment: For the Master, the restaurant is a sacred place of food and bonding.
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The range of these experiences vary widely from the heavy-handed friend who consistently over pours out of a shared bottle or the couch-surfing friend who consistently breaks apartment leases.
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North Korean armor and infantry pours across the DMZ, thrusting through and around Seoul and down the coastal highways, flanking U.S. and allied forces paralyzed by EMP and unable to maneuver.
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The boy, Fu Haoran, who has leukemia, is one of many seriously ill people struggling to get urgent, lifesaving treatment as China pours nearly all its resources into the coronavirus epidemic.
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Schedule a guided tasting and tour, or drop in on Saturdays to sample pours of Apple Pie and California Gold meads — the latter is made using wildflower honey from Mendocino forests.
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Other offerings include Argentine-style empanadas (60 pesos) and mezcal from the mezcal distillery of the indigenous collective Pro Arte Ayuuk (125 pesos for a tasting of four one-ounce pours).
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As in Mr. Davis's earlier operas, solos are highlights: The mother of one of the five (the mezzo-soprano Lindsay Patterson) pours out her heart in a simmering, sad torch song.
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While the federal government builds walls and pours more resources into fighting the violent threat posed by foreign extremists, less attention is being paid to the reality of right-wing violence.
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Though the waters of New York City have become far cleaner in recent years, some sewage overflow still pours untreated into the rivers after a rainstorm, rendering it unswimmable at times.
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The chorus of "Nice," sung by its co-producer Pharrell Williams, is "I can do anything," but the song pours on sarcasm in a track full of edgy, shifty polytonal chords.
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Kaiser pours money into Tulsa — rather than a more impoverished third-world country — because he believes his foundation can better identify needs and more easily monitor results in his own community.
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First thing in the morning, Mike Eaves pours himself a cup of coffee and looks out the picture window of his cabin overlooking Circle Lake and the large island it surrounds.
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Yet as a deluge of new wealth pours into civil society, which Alexis de Tocqueville once saw as the realm of the Everyman, we should also be asking who gets heard.
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With bottles that are bigger than Vinebox's 10 cL pours and smaller than your standard 750 mL, Blue Apron offers just enough wine for you to split with your dinner partner.
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That's probably a smart move, but it results in a pointer that can be tough for my cats to find when a lot of natural light pours in through our windows.
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We start to realize, as Michael takes a cab to the hotel, checks in, pours a drink, and calls home, that something is askew about the folks with whom he interacts.
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To get a triple-double, a player has to control the action physically, strategically and socially; he has to become a funnel through which the energy of an entire game pours.
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You might know, for instance, that the museum's narrative history starts underground, and gradually brings you up — into the present, into the ample light that pours through the great glass enclosure.
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The "When it Rains It Pours" singer also attended school with country star Chase Rice, who happened to give him some of the best advice that he's held close to his heart.
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One possible way this could happen—at least for galaxies with supermassive black holes—is that the gas that pours onto a supermassive black hole triggers the production of high-energy jets.
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Fauna's the one tasked with cake-making, and she proceeds to toss in generous pours of flour, two whole eggs (shell and all, cuz why not), and spices to her heart's content.
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The new pint-sized pours will come in 500mL boxes — equivalent to about three standard glasses of wine — with a suggested retail price of $3.49, according to a press release from Franzia.
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To make it, the chef prepares classic mashed potatoes with butter and cream, then clears a well in the middle of the bowl in which he pours green chile poblano queso sauce.
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Here's some good news: The week is off to an enterprising start, as the Gemini moon syncs up with go-getter Mars in Libra and pours premium rocket fuel in everyone's tanks.
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Labissiere pours in 32 as Kings top Suns PHOENIX — Skal Labissiere had a fourth quarter to remember, and the Sacramento Kings hope what they saw is a harbinger of things to come.
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A French family (Isabelle Huppert, Jean-Louis Trintignant, Franz Rogowski, and Laura Verlinden) eats dinner together as a mother scolds her adult son for not exercising restraint when he pours the wine.
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Tiny insects from the drying Yamuna River into which the city pours its sewage crawl into the Taj Mahal, their excrement further staining the marble, an environmental lawyer told India's Supreme Court.
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Her daily activities include nurturing a vegetable garden where Kwan pours her energy into tending to all of the fresh produce that she uses to cook Korean temple cuisine for her community.
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As smoke pours from its body, it's gingerly handled by a brave employee clad in heavy-duty gloves, who drops it onto the floor before carrying it away from other paying customers.
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The US pours out up to $300 billion annually on medication nonadherence — a portion of which is spent on patients who might qualify for Abilify MyCite and have lousy medication adherence rates.
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There's an obvious, real-world imperative to this research: As temperatures climb and as arctic glaciers fracture and melt, water pours off the land and into the oceans and sea levels rise.
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The presumptive Republican presidential nominee has for months raised questions about the money the United States pours into NATO, which he says needs to be reconfigured to take account of today's threats.
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He gently pours a few drops over my coagulating egg and points at a faded photo of himself and the bald Takahashi Meijin, next to a dusty Pikachu figurine on the wall.
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During one, smoke from a circulating pipe is believed to carry prayers up to a creator; during another, a rite holder surrounded by a circle of participants pours water on hot rocks.
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Whenever she feels low, Korede enters his room, lifts the chair from beside the table in the corner, sets it down a few inches from his bed and pours her heart out.
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While the painting is abstract, and combines directed pours of paint (which become a lattice of drips in places) with brushwork, the red pigment in the painting brought to mind boiled lobster.
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She and her two dogs have gotten very comfortable inside, however, and she looks forward to having friends sit on the bar stools at her walnut kitchen island as she pours drinks.
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The association has increasingly eclipsed real estate as the Capitol's most influential lobbying force, as it pours funds into political campaigns; its top lobbyist is among the biggest donors in New York.
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"We like drama here," a server tells us as she pours liquid nitrogen around an intermezzo: a sparkling granita flavored with yuzu and fennel and framed for a few seconds in fog.
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TAIPEI (Reuters) - Some companies in Taiwan spend months building temples with bricks and cement, but Lin Fu-Chun's firm simply pours concrete into a giant mold and waits for it to dry.
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"We won't accept moral preaching from someone who shook hands with [PLO leader Yasser] Arafat and pours millions of dollars every month as protection money to Hamas," the party said on Twitter.
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At this time of year it gets dark at 3.903pm and—if this columnist's experiences over the past few days are anything to go by—pours with rain 24 hours a day.
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You can't say things that are false, knowingly false, and be able to smile as money pours into your bank account ... I think what the American people want to see is fairness.
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Something in Bradley Whitford's strange tone (and in the fact that he pours Emily wine, and seems to empathize with the loss of her child) makes me feel like he, too, is skeptical.
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"While #Antisemitism is rising...synagogues are attacked & Jews killed...democratic #Israel is demonized...& Jewish institutions are forced to bolster security...The 'paper of record' pours oil on the fire," he said in another.
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Bezuidenhout batches the negronis without dilution in a Cambro in the bar's basement, then pours in the Cocoa Puffs to soak for about a day to yield hints of chocolate and milky creaminess.
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"Trump's administration doesn't even try to cover up its lies," Livingstone writes, pointing out the sharp contrast with the endless labor that the Party of 1984 pours into covering up its own lies.
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Bedroom Kandi Watermelon Massage CandleIf you like your massage oils in candle form (so they're nice and hot when your partner pours them over your body), try this watermelon version from Bedroom Kandi.
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The presidential candidate, who is described as an "entrepreneur" in the video, opens a bottle of champagne and pours its contents over a Playboy bunny logo on what appears to be a limo.
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To add insult to injury, Wells Fargo does not disclose any lobbying information directly to shareholders or reveal how much money it pours into trade associations that lobby heavily on the bank's behalf.
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But Wal-Mart's investments are putting the retailer in a good place, as its first-quarter results show, while it pours money into keeping its prices low and beefing up its digital operations.
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Think about the entire series of commercials Lil Wayne did last year with Samsung where the entire premise was that Lil Wayne needs a waterproof Samsung phone because he pours champagne on stuff.
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In footage from PEOPLE's video series, The Upbeat, in association with Citi, a little girl named Harper is seen being held by her father as rain pours outside of their home in Atlanta.
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In his photos, light pours out of windows and doors; the ridges of buildings and bodies curve in their shadows; men wear their pants around their ankles or nothing except socks and shoes.
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Ono begins every client's session by exfoliating with Bioderma Micellar Water, which she pours onto a cotton round and sweeps across the face to lift off dirt and oil without stripping the skin.
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Kroger's earnings took a hit as it closes out the first of three-year investment plan that pours money into digital sales and delivery services to keep up with shifting consumer shopping habits.
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The giant jet generates new demand wherever it is used and pours traffic into Emirates' Dubai hub from Europe, for example, to feed dozens of destinations to the east and south, he said.
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And while in town, don't miss out on free tours and tastings (four 3 oz pours per guest) at Allagash Brewery, a homegrown, Belgian-inspired producer that's been operating in Portland since 1995.
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So he pours his energy into making great wings, focusing obsessively on a new recipe he describes as "spicy Cajun Alfredo, with bourbon-infused bacon," the scent of which wafts into the audience.
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"People want more recipes for one," said Mr. Kim, who usually pours himself a glass of wine and plays an episode of the Netflix show "BoJack Horseman" on his laptop while he cooks.
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The spirits list is loaded up with dozens of mezcals and tequilas (available in one-ounce pours for easier sampling), as well as less common agave-derived spirits like sotol, raicilla and bacanora.
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Nor do scientists know what ultimately happens to whatever falls into a black hole, nor what forces reign at the center, where, theoretically, the density approaches infinity and smoke pours from nature's computer.
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In a recent video "success story" on his Facebook page, he pours out a tin of car keys and says he will save taxpayers $500,000 by getting rid of 30 state-owned cars.
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But 83-year-old Louie takes him in, and just like the immortal Fern with runty Wilbur, he pours on the tender love and care, bottle feeding him and wrapping him in blankets.
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As she pours hot sauce onto the piece of crab in her hand she suddenly screams "CHIT CHAT, MY WAY" to her cat (named Chit Chat) to whom she offers the tentacles. Sure!
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A sea of people fills Isfahan's 17th Century central square, the seat of Persian history, and pours across the bridges and streets of Ahvaz, men and women from all backgrounds of Iranian society.
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Groth follows Tony Hsieh, the creator of Zappos, as he pours $350 million of his personal wealth into downtown Las Vegas with the goal of reinventing the area as a blissful business utopia.
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Throughout the 50s, as ties of blood and marriage tighten around Eurídice, and Guida finds her own family through shared struggle, the latter pours her heart out in unanswered letters to her sister.
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Residents have long objected to the hulking garbage dump and the trash-soaked water that pours into narrow lanes of surrounding neighborhoods when it rains, leaving pools of standing water where mosquitoes breed.
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A prime example here is "Lavender Lion," whose thick pours or stains of lavender, purple and yellow continue her longtime dialogue with Jackson Pollock — growling at his painting "Number 1, 1950 (Lavender Mist)"?
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It is unethical behavior for a member of Congress, but it is outrageously unacceptable from someone charged with investigating and overseeing the financial industry, which routinely pours millions of dollars into campaign coffers.
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Brian Kelly, founder and CEO of crypto hedge fund BKCM, said while this doesn't have an impact on actual bitcoin trading volume short-term, the report pours cold water on long-term sentiment.
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The broadsides against Bloomberg come as the former mayor pours hundreds of millions of his own dollars into an advertising spree, which has included videos in which he has tied himself to Obama.
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In one of the novel's more haunting scenes, Zamani, in order to learn more of his surrogate father's life, pours glass after glass down the recovering alcoholic's throat, nearly drowning him in Scotch.
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Using some scrap goat cheese from our fridge, some eggs, and cream, she makes a custard of sorts that she pours over the vegetables, filling in the cracks and hollows in the tart.
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But if you're drinking alcohol-heavy reds like Cabernet or Zinfandel and being generous with your pours, you may be consuming what an alcohol researcher would define as three or even four drinks.
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When Lucas tells a teacher "Go to hell," and she pours lye on herself and leaps from the window, Samantha steadfastly considers that a sign of the teacher's fragility, not anything supernatural about Lucas.
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As her body drifts through her routine as a mother, wife, and caretaker during the day, her mind runs free through the world of Anna Karenina, the Tolstoy novel she pours over each night.
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As the rain pours down on them, "This Woman's Work" begins to play while the camera zooms in, getting intimately close to the women to capture their faces, which are covered in brown masks.
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She's an alcoholic who pours her vodka into water bottles in order to disguise how much drinking she does while driving around Wind Gap, Missouri, the small town she left behind for St. Louis.
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There's the mechanical way she pours unlimited vodka into unlimited Evian water bottles, as if she has long figured out a boozily dulled world is the only one in which the journalist can live.
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The background, although it is very close to the foreground, is primal, fiery, and raw, with reddish-orange pours cascading down and ragged black forms streaking up, as if propelled from a volcanic eruption.
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Instead of using a little showerhead that drips regularly over the grounds, or sending a moving stream in a spiral, the Geesaa spins the carafe and pours water from a moving head above it.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - In the movie "Demolition," actor Jake Gyllenhaal loses his wife in a traffic accident, pours his heart out to a vending machine company, and smashes up his home with a sledgehammer.
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After lifting the beams of the hold, the herd pours into the clearing and the animals, snouts nuzzling the snow-covered ground in search of moss, disappear from view as the evening light fades.
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For the past few years at least, customers have encountered food every bit as satisfying as the pours from the bar, thanks partly to executive chef Adam Harvey, the restaurant's longest-serving kitchen conductor.
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The commercial tweeted by the President virtually pours kerosene on the already raging flames of xenophobia and anti-immigrant sentiment that has helped fuel Trump's political rise and helped maintain his base of support.
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When he pours paint onto a printed surface, as he does in "Drift 1" and "Drift II" (both 2017), the gorgeous effects he achieves are not all that we should be inspired to consider.
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There was none of the mad scramble that electrifies an ocean contest when a big set pours through and some brave soul throws herself over the ledge to pull into an angry, unpredictable barrel.
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Washington (CNN)Newly obtained audio reveals the anguish of parents separated from their children, as it pours from them in immigration court while a judge finds them ineligible to stay in the United States.
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The lyrics, "And the sun pours down like honey/On Our Lady of the Harbor," allude to a statue of the Virgin Mary that crowns the 18th-century Notre-Dame-de-Bon-Secours Chapel.
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The 43,300-acre (17,500-hectare) Ferguson Fire has forced Yosemite National Park to close a visitor hub as it pours thick black smoke into the valley 170 miles (275 km) east of San Francisco.
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When it's dark and chilly in her hometown, Geneva, the fragrance entrepreneur Clara Molloy pours herself a cup of fresh hot chocolate, curls up with a book and applies a tonka-bean-laced fragrance.
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A soaring space outfitted with plush couches and carpets, the establishment pours out numerous Provençal products, including Doucillon beer (10 euros) and Le Daviel cocktails (pastis, lychee liqueur, spice syrup and Champagne; 21 euros).
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It certainly feels like the world of a John le Carré or Frederick Forsyth: Rain forever pours down across seedy alleys and streets around office parks and military bases in some Cold War battleground.
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John CornynJohn CornynMcConnell, top GOP senators throw support behind surveillance deal as deadline looms Congress pours cold water on Trump's payroll tax cut Senate votes to reverse DeVos student loan rule MORE (R-Texas).
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Ron WydenRonald (Ron) Lee WydenDemocrats push for paid leave in coronavirus response Congress pours cold water on Trump's payroll tax cut Senate Democrats pan Trump's payroll tax proposal as 'huge mistake' MORE (D-Ore.).
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In the extraordinary song "A Bowler Hat," we hear and see their crossover happen: Kayama learns to smoke cigars and read Spinoza while Manjiro pours the tea ceremony and mantles himself in samurai robes.
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But as the rain pours down and they cram into the covered doorway, they don't want to give their names, afraid of how it might impact their children in school with the lawsuit pending.
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We grab a number to wait and the restaurant cleverly has a beer ATM installed in the waiting area: You put a two-euro coin into the machine and it pours you a pint!
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Once Swift is back at the table, she pours a cup of ice into Anderson Lucier&aposs glass, and makes a scared face when she realizes she may have given her friend too much.
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I pointed out that the Assi River, a thirty-foot-wide drainage channel that flows into the Ganges just upstream of Assi Ghat, bypasses the pumping stations and pours raw sewage into the river.
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"Ai Weiwei pours his heart and soul into art that asks big questions and is not constrained by artistic and social traditions," Chirlane McCray, the first lady of New York, said in a statement.
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The winner will be announced on November 11, 2019 and will be based on which of the five finalists' mix receives the highest number of pours (by volume) from August 26 to November 10, 2019.
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In 2016, Stuart launched Toast Ale, another startup tackling the issue of food waste with an inventive approach: The company turns surplus bread into beer, and pours its profits back into Feedback and other charities.
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When Dr. Wagner pours just a few drops of a solution extracted from decaying lampreys into a tank of live ones, their frenzied response makes it appear as if someone just flipped on a blender.
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Conley pours in 38 as Grizzlies sink Suns PHOENIX — He didn't get the last basket for a 40-point night, but Memphis Grizzlies guard Mike Conley did just about everything else he wanted on Monday.
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Inside, it'll use a small pump to regulate how quickly the water pours — Calahan says it heats the water instantly, so the speed with which it travels through the pump is what determines the temperature.
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The Mob Wives opening sequence shows hands decorated with diamonds smashing glasses as red wine pours out like blood – and the VH1 reality show about women associated with New York's Mafia matches that dramatic image.
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Whole Foods opened its first in-store bar in 2009, and as of October 2017, more than 200 of their stores sell full in-store pours, according to Draft, a magazine devoted to the industry.
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Now imagine this: You go to your local watering hole to relax, but your bartender is also having a trying day, and tragically pours your lager, stout, Guinness or pale ale a bit too quickly.
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Scores of visitors lined up on Thursday at the pre-opening for a glimpse of the Rain Vortex, a 40-metre tall waterfall that pours rainwater from the center of the glass and steel dome.
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In China particularly, financing activity is expected to improve as Beijing pours funds into infrastructure projects and eases borrowing curbs on local governments to soften the blow to the economy from a mounting Sino-U.
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Their walls are covered in pitch black tar and, once the fires are lit and the doors are shut, the only light that enters is from the high-level vents from which the smoke pours.
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EditorsNote: Resending per client's request Porzingis pours in 34 to lead Knicks over Kings NEW YORK — New York Knicks fans needn't look further than one statistic to measure Kristaps Porzingis' true worth to the team.
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Tom Price (R) left the House to become Trump's secretary of Health and Human Services, has become a battleground over Trump as outside money pours in and Democrat Jon Ossoff looks to flip the seat.
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Brand: Morton SaltYear introduced: 1914As one of the oldest brand mascots, the Morton Salt Girl has gone through minor changes over the years, but still pours salt behind her as she walks in the rain.
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He hauls on a thin piece of rope to bring up the faecal soup in an old cooking-oil tin, then pours it into buckets before decanting it into an oil drum mounted on wheels.
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Above, a woman pours water over a statue of Buddha in Myanmar, where a prominent Buddhist monk has said that a dose of one lime and three palm seeds would confer immunity to the virus.
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He lets it do its thing for eight minutes, then he turns the blade speed up to 10 for a minute, and lastly pours it into a container and lets it chill in the fridge.
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Tillerson's support for a tax in 2009 was aimed in part at killing a cap-and-trade bill in Congress, and Exxon Mobil pours money into the campaigns of legislators who vote against carbon pricing.
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The US pours around $1.3 billion into the Egyptian military each year, financing its massive arsenal of US-made weapons: F-16s, Apache helicopters, M5003A1 tanks, and a flood of small arms, missiles, and equipment.
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The US pours around $1.3 billion into the Egyptian military each year, financing its massive arsenal of US-made weapons: F-16s, Apache helicopters, M1A1 tanks, and a flood of small arms, missiles, and equipment.
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EditorsNote: editing throughout Peters pours in 27, Valparaiso stuns No. 21 URI Matt Lottich scored the first signature victory of his Valparaiso coaching career and his players scored a signature win for the program Tuesday night.
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Cooling towers are used to cool water that's never actually exposed to the nuclear fission process inside a reactor, so the steam that pours out of the top of them poses no risk to the environment.
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Alba also showed us one of her favorite smoothie tricks: rather than adding ice to the smoothie, she often simply pours the smoothie on ice, to create a drink that stays chilled without becoming watered down.
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Her technique, which she learned from Schonberger, is this: she pours hot sauce into one plastic bowl, places a wing inside, and puts another bowl on top to form a clamshell, which is then shaken vigorously.
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He pours over best of lists, studiously ticking off the classics, but it's Antonioni's L'Avventura from 1960, a flick about a group of vacationing friends when one goes missing, which Gonzalez returns to again and again.
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Yet others pointed the finger at the country's government-run sports system, which pours millions of dollars of state funds in Olympic sports and puts young athletes through ruthless training in fields chosen by the authorities.
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The Moscow Patriarchate, which hews close to the presidency of Vladimir Putin and at times defends it from popular protest, regularly pours scorn on its counterpart in Istanbul for acting as a stooge of American diplomacy.
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The unnatural cause has to do with the Amazon River, which pours nutrients into the ocean during the spring and summer—nutrients that are now in overabundance owing to deforestation and the excessive use of fertilizers.
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Sink's six tracks are built on skeletal, often arhythmic frameworks of plucked violin loops and hip-hop beats, around which the self-taught musician pours her vocals and harmonies to bridge the electronic and the organic.
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In a bad mine, like the Baia Mare Aurul gold mine in North Western Romania the waste water bursts and pours 130,000 cubic meters of waste water into one of the biggest river tributaries in Hungary.
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One pours organic tea into my teacup with a splash of raw cream, another helps Caroline with the last bit of brunch accoutrements, and the youngest sneaks in a crispy bacon piece while everyone is away.
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Clyde pours drinks, with a conjurer's grace, at a local bar; Jimmy takes off his hard hat and skims it backhanded into a storage locker, yards away, like 007 tossing his trilby onto a hat stand.
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With his back to the camera, Guzmán walks into the frame holding a five-gallon bucket of white paint and slowly pours the paint on the floor, forming a puddle that he then pulls himself through.
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All of these Soulcycle-spinning, yoga-schvitzing, cold-pressed-juice-swilling Millennials aren't seeing strong pours of gin as conducive to their #cleaneating diets, and some of the world's best bars and restaurants are taking notice.
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Instead being humbled by the combovered lump of coal in their stockings, the media spent last year's holiday season doubling-down in heavy pours of eggnog to spin Christmas tales of the future president's inaugural demise.
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People who gather for free workout classes on a small beach along the wind-swept corniche, where cars line a clogged roadway and raw sewage pours into the ocean, say they cough as they walk home.
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"You can think of it (the melting ice) as a tap that pours out sediment to the coast," said lead author Mette Bendixen, a researcher at the University of Colorado's Institute of Arctic and Alpine Research.
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" Jesse Green, then at New York magazine and now at The Times, was more positive, calling the production "bracing; like the onstage rain that pours tumultuously during the final scene, it smells fresh and raises shivers.
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Heat stroke, sunburn, cuts and bruises are common hazards, as is a dousing with trash juice: the pungent slurry that pours from a trash can and into your armpits when you're hoisting it over your head.
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That dynamic will repeat itself with Alma, who butters her toast too noisily, pours tea with too much splashing and boldly asserts her right to exist as something more than an ornament in the Woodcock household.
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Only at the Redcat performance did I register the magic of the ending, in which the percussionist stands over a set of cymbals placed on the floor and pours grains of rice and millet on them.
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Popularly regarded as a saint, she is the perfect counterpoint to the ghastliness around her, and yet she is as dead as the rest of them, a paradox that pours head-spinning ironies into the mix.
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Disemballerina's new clip for "Impaled Matador" is a perfect example of what can happen when a band truly pours all of its creative energies (and more than a little heart and soul) into a video project.
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Hot water freezes the moment a Chinese woman pours it from a vacuum bottle into the air in the freezing cold at minus under 30 degree Celsius in Harbin city, northeast China's Heilongjiang province, 22 January 2016.
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But an even simpler and deeper pleasure can be found in cooking entirely in wine, with occasional pours of broth to keep things balanced, but the responsibility squarely on the shoulders of the juice of the grape.
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A protester pours liquid over the eyes of another protester to ease the pain from pepper spray during an unannounced raid by the New York City Police Department on Zuccotti Park during the early hours of Nov.
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He pours me a glass of water (sparkling) and self-awarely jokes that he's "keeping it real" as he serves it to me in an aggressively tasteful ceramic cup with a watercolor pattern painted around the sides.
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A virtual version of Robert's abusive business partner Walton (Jimmi Simpson) pours everyone vodka shots every time Robert logs out, deciding he might as well get hammered, since he doesn't have a real liver to worry about.
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With a sheep's stomach serving as its casing, it's a shiny, tan balloon-like lump that, when split open at the literal seams, pours forth a grain-and-offal filling that doesn't look like much at all.
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This involves an impressive spread of snacks, highlighted by hummus crackers drizzled with honey, and steaming cups of red Moroccan tea that Aziza, who's Moroccan-French, mixes right in front of us in long, waterfall-like pours.
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" He then pours water from a Brita filter down a staircase, filling a pool on the final step next to a plastic "swan with a neck so, so long that he must drag his head behind him.
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Motiva Enterprises plans to make a final decision Tuesday on whether to shut the nation's largest crude refinery as the storm pours more water into its Port Arthur, Texas, plant, two sources familiar with plant operations said.
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The pool of workhorse Emmy shows will get smaller as more traditional networks focus on streaming (FX content on Hulu, for example, and HBO content on HBO Max) and Netflix pours money into developing bigger original series.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China has almost doubled its weapons exports in the past five years, a military think tank said on Monday, as the world's third-largest weapons exporter pours capital into developing an advanced arms manufacturing industry.
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That's not the smoothest maneuver to pull during a dinner party; and if you're obsessive, you might even want to clean out the bottle's neck between pours to prevent getting a splash of red in your white.
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When it rains it pours ... Donald Trump worried there was a small chance his wife, Melania, might believe Russian hookers peed on a hotel bed where Trump was staying ... this according to former FBI director James Comey.
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The adoptive parent of a child born in Asia, who pours her heart and soul into her child's well-being even as she tells a pollster that she doesn't much care about America's experience with Japanese internment.
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As cash - in some cases briefcases full of dollars - pours into banks, local businesses say they are finally feeling relief from a foreign exchange crunch that had seen some segments of the economy grind to a halt.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Standing on stage, Emtithal "Emi" Mahmoud pours out brutal tales of death, war and family trauma that might not be expected from a glance at the cheerful 24-year-old U.S.-college graduate.
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He pours the memories of his late mother (who died of cancer in 23) over piano, echoey percussion, and a few layered vocals in a way that you can only imagine helped him cope with her death.
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Then, to complete its life cycle, he heats a fresh saucepan, snaps the jello knife in half, melts it back into a blue liquid and pours the result back into the snack containers it came in originally.
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Recently, the beverage director, Tanner Walle, sang along to eighties hip-hop and offered generous pours of a sparkling Styrian rosé with a black-cherry bite and a grassy brut from grapes grown at eight thousand feet.
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Sunlight pours in through a broad pane of glass that bends up over the facade and onto the roof; inside, a miniature courtyard encases the gnarled trunk of a guavirá tree in glass, like a botany exhibition.
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The drink he pours will probably be built around some fruit that is in season at the moment, and will be succeeded by something new at the end of the month, like the rest of the menu.
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She goes without food to feed her children, is caught shoplifting groceries and in a moment of desperation at a food bank, tears the lid off a can of beans and pours the syrup into her mouth.
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But Eliza also sees how this moment in history, the values of an increasingly stratified society in thrall to the notion of technological disruption and problem-solving, pours gasoline on just about every one of those issues.
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A mix of concrete, water and other materials are pumped through the 3D-printer, which then pours out a hybrid of concrete mortar that hardens as it is printed, producing layers of structures used to build a house.
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The result is the inimitable heaviness of Black Sabbath, a band whose music pours through speakers like coal ash from a smokestack Iommi found a kindred sense of aggression and pessimism in Ozzy, Bill Ward, and Geezer Butler.
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Lyrics like "Love pours like rivers through her eyes / And there is nothing to fear / She says there is nothing to fear" express the peace and serenity Nunn says her mother experienced as she was dying of cancer.
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The 2000 adult video, surfaced by BuzzFeed, features the businessman in a 13-second clip in which he is seen talking to reporters and then purportedly pours a bottle of champagne over a Playboy logo on a limousine.
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An Indian fan pours Coca-Cola to bless a cut-out image of Bollywood star Rajinikanth outside a cinema on the first day of release of his new Tamil-language film "Kabali" in Chennai on July 22, 2016.
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Our host pours the first wine for us to taste and we stick our noses into the glasses, inhaling the tart and complex aromas of amber-hued Georgian wine, so different from wine anywhere else in the world.
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The plastic blue shaker that carries your marg to the table is left to the side after your waiter pours your drink into a blue-rimmed glass, containing a little extra marg to top you off later on.
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As a new wave of unaccompanied Central American children pours across the U.S.-Mexico border, the proposal underscores the sometimes conflicting goals of federal agencies in dealing with undocumented immigrants, a volatile issue on the presidential campaign trail.
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"Sometimes when it rains, it pours when you can't score," Philadelphia goalie Brian Elliott told the media after he made 17 saves in Tuesday's 3-23 defeat to Minnesota, the Flyers' third loss in their past four games.
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Like a Christmas card from a distant cousin, it pours over many details without saying much But it's hard not to shake the play's most vexing flaw: the implicit question of why it should exist is never answered.
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Right at your pre-selected time, the built-in inductor boils the water, which then travels through a tube, into the vessel that houses the coffee grounds, and finally, pours into a glass cup for your immediate enjoyment.
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A high-quality electric kettle fills and pours without making a mess or putting your hands in harm's way, has an easy-to-see power indicator and clear water level visibility, and brings water up to temperature quickly.
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JPMorgan Chase is rapidly hiring tech talent as it pours billions of dollars into upgrading its digital operations, but the Wall Street titan must compete with Silicon Valley giants like Microsoft for the best and brightest software engineers.
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It shares a border with Colombia, the biggest coca producer in the world, and cocaine pours across the international line into Venezuela, where it is then moved north to be dispatched on to the United States and Europe.
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Public interest groups say that what these broadband giants really want is to maintain control over pay-TV video distribution, and their cable box rental "cash-cow," which pours billions of dollars into their corporate coffers each year.
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What elevates Lip Sync Battle above The Tonight Show's other games — for instance, the trivia contest where the winner pours increasingly large amounts of ice down the loser's pants — is that it involves a certain amount of performance.
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"The advertising world gets excited about things like digital and pours money into complicated ads when there's limited opportunity because everyone is trying to get in front of the same people and there are limited users," says Christman.
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Mike BraunMichael BraunDemocrats push for paid leave in coronavirus response Congress pours cold water on Trump's payroll tax cut Trump throws support behind paid sick leave MORE (R-Ind.), saying such a focus could make the policy palatable.
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Mike BraunMichael BraunDemocrats push for paid leave in coronavirus response Congress pours cold water on Trump's payroll tax cut Trump throws support behind paid sick leave MORE (R-Ind.) after a Tuesday meeting between Trump and GOP senators.
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" A bar's men's room door breaks open — Candy is inside with a gynecologist — and so much water pours out, thanks to a constantly flushing toilet, that the scene resembles something from Guillermo del Toro's "The Shape of Water.
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After buffing out the plank with a belt sander and drilling holes for the leather binding straps (two modern changes that have found favor), he pours boiling water on the tips of the planks to make them pliable.
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To try and defeat the curse and Kayako's tortured soul, Karen pours gasoline all over and sets the Saeki home ablaze... only to find out later that it survives the fire and that Kayako is now haunting her.
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Melva (Edwina Findley Dickerson), a single mother, has a desk job but pours much of her energy into the care of her two children, particularly a son she can scarcely control and whose outbursts slip into frightening violence.
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His father, Francesco Pinto, pours an ombra ("shadow," literally — glass of wine in local parlance) for a Rialto fish merchant speaking Veneziano (a dialect quite distinct from Italian) with a woman rocking a child in a baby carriage.
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She pours her heart out onto a piece of paper, then puts the letter in an envelope addressed to the object of her affection, and puts the envelope in a hat box gifted to her by her late mother.
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This year also marks the beginning of a major pivot for the company, as it moves away from the branded offerings that put it on the map for mainstream consumers and pours more of its remaining resources into education.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China on Friday warned its nationals in Pakistan of plans for a series of imminent "terrorist attacks" on Chinese targets there, an unusual alert as it pours funds into infrastructure projects into a country plagued by militancy.
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Her "Bricolages" from the 23s incorporate claws, animal pelts, taxidermy eyes, and other objects into bubbling, volcanic pours of enamel and watery stains of paint — intimations of mutilation and bodily fluids, or violent scrawls pulsing with vitality and terror.
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BURG MIGHEIZIL, Egypt — In the raggedy fishing village of Burg Migheizil on Egypt's north coast, where the mighty Nile pours silently into the sea, restless teenage boys are plotting their escape, lured by illusory dreams of money and glamour.
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"Mickey and the Bear," a sturdy, watchable character drama, opens with a beautiful patch of Anaconda blue sky; the light from it pours down a broken part of the top of a trailer where young Mickey (Camila Morrone) sleeps.
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And regarding the amount of heroin that pours into the US, Pence is correct that it largely comes through Mexico, but a recent Drug Enforcement Administration report found that the majority of it comes via legal ports of entry.
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Ron WydenRonald (Ron) Lee WydenDemocrats push for paid leave in coronavirus response Congress pours cold water on Trump's payroll tax cut Senate Democrats pan Trump's payroll tax proposal as 'huge mistake' MORE (D-Ore.), will work on the account.
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Trump's economic agenda (as opposed to his campaign rhetoric), Luce predicts, will "deepen the economic conditions that gave rise to his candidacy," while the "scorn he pours on democratic traditions at home" endangers the promotion of liberal democracy abroad.
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As the tenor is splattering blood, she pulls out a flask that she has filled with petrol, pours the liquid into her mouth, and spits it at his face, lighting it with a match as it passes between them.
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