We work … a lot of people are pulling on us.
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Retrieving your phone is as easy as pulling on a strap.
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Do kids try to test you by pulling on your beard?
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He retrieved it by pulling on a snippet of nylon filament.
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"Paradise is gone," Mr. Stewart, 66, said, pulling on a cigarette.
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Earth is also pulling on the moon, keeping it in orbit, and the moon is in turn pulling a bit on us, while the Sun is pulling on Earth, keeping us from flinging out into the cosmos.
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I frantically start pulling on the door handle, but it won't budge.
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He tried pulling on my door, but I had already locked it.
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They have hard exoskeletons, with muscles pulling on them from the inside.
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Pulling on Afrofuturist themes, she riffs on motifs related to motherhood and motherships.
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" He added, pulling on an imaginary joint: "Burned it like this, I reckon.
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Like, whoops, sex is over, just pulling on this one piece bathing suit.
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"This is the jelly part here," Berglund says, pulling on a white flap.
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Each star has a gravitational force pulling on it from the other star.
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She calls it so comfortable that it's like pulling on a cozy sweater.
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Pulling on strings here and there can have all kinds of unintended consequences.
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Pulling on the gate and saying, 'We're going to do whatever we want.
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"Of course," Gordon said, pulling on his pants gingerly, navigating his sore back.
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I panicked briefly before pulling on my nursing cover and latching her on.
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By pulling on the threads carefully, you can make the button spin quite quickly.
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Whole body rigid, pulling on my hand away from the entrance to the school.
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Someone was pulling on his left arm now— Grace was fighting him, not Caroline.
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If you keep pulling on the pen after the buzz, nothing will come out.
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He is pulling on overalls way too enthusiastically, considering it's about 105 degrees out.
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And unfortunately, what this most recent pulling on to Syria is going to do.
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In this moment he is a big boy and is pulling on my nursing shirt!
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Still Here stunt she's pulling on all of us, and she'll show up on Colbert
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They chased after her, pulling on her thick braid and kicking her to the ground.
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It's fashion pulling on the easiest lever, using the least possible effort, to appear cosmopolitan.
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But if you're both pulling on the same pole, you need to use some physics.
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On the porch, Aisha's cousins were braiding their hair, pulling on head scarves, drinking tea.
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There are a convergence of fundamental pressures pushing and pulling on the price of crude.
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Instead of pulling on the reins, they are pouring money into their American manufacturing operations.
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After pulling on masks, they cornered Jerico in a quiet back street and killed him.
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He goes from menace to pulling on a DAD LIFE t-shirt without a hitch.
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At its March meeting, the ECB is likely to keep pulling on more than one lever.
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The boys horsed around with a sapling, pulling on its branches and laughing in the sunlight.
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Ms. Carvalho was instructed to remove the plant by pulling on a thread attached to it.
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"We were already pulling on a lot of interesting connective tissue [from Lucasfilm's perspective]," Thompson said.
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When the camera panned to Louis-Dreyfus, she was acting aloof and pulling on a vape.
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Macy's has been pulling on several levers to get its sales growing after a three-year slump.
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She hit me, and then it was almost like pulling on my sweater and scratching at me.
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The Whirlpool galaxy is really two galaxies that are pulling on each other, causing distortion through gravity.
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Battlefield 1 was a joy, and I never noticed any delay whatsoever when pulling on the trigger.
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So imagine like a wild monkey rampaging through a data center, knocking over boxes, pulling on cables.
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"Do you mind pulling on my elbow?" she asked the man closest to her propped-up arm.
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The global international star is back doing what he does best, dancing and pulling on our heartstrings.
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It's the linguistic equivalent of taking off your uncomfortable work shoes and pulling on your favorite sneakers.
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Silicone caps work well in avoiding pulling on your hair and are thicker than their latex counterparts.
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Kaia Rolle was screaming and pulling on a classroom door because she wanted to wear her sunglasses.
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"Yeah, one hundred percent," Ms. Simpson said softly, pulling on the drawstrings of her dark teal sweatsuit.
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I started when my daughter was born, because she was pulling on my beard all the time.
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She has some people pulling on her to be involved and others who are saying, 'maybe not.
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"The hardest part about this is knowing that there's someone else who's pulling on her emotions," he said.
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To make it work, a circular disc is spun by pulling on strings that pass through the center.
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The actor says that pulling on his running shoes gives him clarity to get through his busy schedule.
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"It's pulling on the noose," said Victor Sanchez, a sociologist at Colegio de la Frontera Norte in Tijuana.
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Only when the arrows point in parallel directions, and rotate together, do they stop pulling on each other.
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The extra weight of the metal boom allows one to steer by pulling on one of two ropes.
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"The two are kind of pushing and pulling on global yields and on the gold price," he said.
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Pulling on pants that were straining in the thighs as well as stomach, for instance, was irrationally troubling.
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After pulling on his white pastor's robe, Mr. Dixon grabbed a box of saxophone reeds and his microphone.
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Pulling on leash is one of the biggest training struggles many people will go through with their dogs.
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The third string would be pulling on the business models and having an alternative business model to that.
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From pulling on our heartstrings with The Notebook, and The Vow, to inspiring us as a reporter in Spotlight.
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"The twin with fewer problems can also serve as a role model, figuratively pulling on the leash," Laursen says.
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The girl said she had been pulling on the rope but then became tired and stood to the side.
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Landscapes and flower studies are two other popular genres, pulling on more classical techniques of ink paintings on paper.
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All of a sudden, you pick up a glass of water and you feel it pulling on your back.
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Pulling on the other side is populism, a global movement that has resulted from, among other things, productivity itself.
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Today, the little bit of death in me has sat up in bed and is pulling on its socks.
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"We were just pulling on the string, and we kept pulling," Whitlock said on this week's "Reliable Sources" podcast.
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"Basically, when a planet has a moon, the planet is of course pulling on the moon gravitationally, but the moon is also pulling on the planet, and they're both actually orbiting their common center of mass—a point in space along the line between the centers of the two objects," explained Teaching.
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My father quickly learned that no amount of pulling on his bootstraps would get his disabled child health care coverage.
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It risks pulling on a thread to the point where the Meiji narrative of national redemption itself comes into question.
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After he started pulling on hair to get her attention, Emma cut it short enough that he couldn't grab it.
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"I still feel like I got a lot of love handles right here," she said, while pulling on her tummy.
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After pushing Markovic, the president subtly demonstrated his dominance by pulling on his jacket like the big boy he is.
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It's kind of a digital Frankenstein that's pulling on all these levers and steering people in all these different directions.
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Maybe a video of a cat completely ignoring the dog that's pulling on its tail will work better for you.
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"I pay a little rent," explains Audric, climbing up the stairs that lead to the beehives, pulling on Filou's leash.
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Pulling on a white cotton lab coat, researcher Alvise Vianello stepped into a stark white room filled with whizzing machines.
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The video, according to the police, shows Mr. Thomas's shadow pulling on gloves before hitting Ms. Booker with his fists.
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He wandered around scratching his head, or pulling on his beard, as blue-and-white-clad teammates floundered around him.
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I think in Game 5, we got away from that as a unit, pulling on the same rope, being positive.
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A duo of purebred Pembroke corgis enters next, pulling on a leash held by a manservant in a red tailcoat.
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Wearing a Kangol hat in the Texas sun, pulling on an American Spirit Menthol, windows down, shades on, like a boss.
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It shows that China is pulling on all the levers to support domestic demand in the face of this trade pressure.
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Those, like Mr Abe, who are less than frank in acknowledging Japan's wartime past, are worried about pulling on a thread.
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Cakey suffers from traction alopecia, a condition that causes hair loss from prolonged tension and pulling on roots in the scalp.
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The downside to a back-clip harness, is that it can encourage pulling on the leash if your puppy isn't trained.
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Washington's two other levers for pulling on North Korea, its neighbors in China and South Korea, are also likely not feasible.
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"Most Chinese don't ski, but my dad wanted to make sure I understood the culture," he said, pulling on his gloves.
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A church member in the parking lot grew alarmed when she saw him aggressively pulling on the historic church's front doors.
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A seizure-alert dog could tell her person to find a safe place before a seizure by pulling on one tab.
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We are there for the stakeholders of P&G, and that's what everybody is pulling on the rope in that direction.
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I played the trivia game, named myself 'The Hulkster,' and ended up pulling on 40-50 people who thought I was him.
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There are plenty of threads worth pulling on in Justice League, and Bruce Wayne's devotion to compensatory gadgets is one of them.
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"You start pulling on the thread of the sweater and you realize quickly you can't do it piece by piece," Martz said.
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But until the drawing takes place, fans of teams playing out the string can continue dreaming of Matthews pulling on their jerseys.
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I was still pulling on the thin blue trousers when they wheeled her bed out of the room and down the hall.
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The wolf had latched on to the arm of the father, named Matt, "just like he's pulling on a toy," Fee said.
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They thought they were strong enough, so they kept hitting it on the ground, and pulling on it, and stomping on it.
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He demanded the woman hand over her purse and, when she refused, he tried to take it by forcibly pulling on the strap.
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They measured the Doppler effect from the black hole's gravity pulling on the star's light—the effect was just what Einstein's theory predicted.
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While the presidential seal mercifully covers Trump's private parts, the cartoon shows Daniels pulling on the president's hair, revealing his infamous bald spot.
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If your shirt's pulling on you or you feel funny in your pants or your shoes are uncomfortable, it really affects your performance.
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In the image, their little one appeared to be pulling on her parents' hands while the couple had big smiles on their faces.
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When you're done, pulling on the strap again hoists the bag back onto your back with its weight evenly distributed across your shoulders.
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"The hardest part about this is knowing that there's someone else who's pulling on her emotions," he added in an on-camera interview.
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This guy opens the door, falls out, crawls over, and starts pulling on my door handle, and I noticed that it's my doctor!
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Police have still not found two men seen pulling on a rope around Woodroffee's neck in a cellphone video recording of the lynching.
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The company's patented CX expansion-compression technology increases the space inside the luggage up to 26 percent by simply pulling on a lever.
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One student came up with a plan for a secret passage in the set, which is operated by pulling on a lighting sconce.
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It was getting tiring to see Aaron and Emily pulling on Kirkman from opposite directions, making eyes at each other all the while.
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In Widows we get Davis pulling on a cigarette, framed so closely that you can feel the shuddering intensity of each long draw.
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Mr. Smith stepped inside the shipping container and stripped down to his Banana Republic boxer briefs, before pulling on the borrowed wet suit.
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"He turns around to me and then he starts yelling at me and grabbing me tight and pulling on me," Houston told CNN.
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A new report from Vice has highlighted the range of different scams that unscrupulous Airbnb hosts have been pulling on their unsuspecting guests.
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Squeezing it and pulling on it is not exactly easy, but it's not so difficult that things like jumping are a big strain.
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You know how you usually have to wait 15 minutes between slathering on a typical body lotion and pulling on your skinny jeans?
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This shift of the brain could also be pulling on the optic nerves, which could be why some astronauts experience vision changes, Roberts says.
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He says he doesn't have a clear memory of whether Medina touched his genitals, but he does remember the manager pulling on his pants.
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Regular training includes running with the dog, maybe off-season pulling on a bike or in-line skates, and then skijoring in the winter.
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After pulling on a guard's sleeve, the boy, identified by The Associated Press as Wenzel Wirth, ran around the stage to the pope's chair.
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Multi-talented creatures Among many other tasks, these little angels can: Open and hold doors by hitting a button or pulling on a leash.
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"The mother was on the grass, praying I guess, bowing her hands down, and pulling on my husband's arm to call 911," Burt said.
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Photos of men who have transferred the insides of their bodies to the outside by pulling on chains while lightning comes from their heads.
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I heard a loud bang as I was pulling on the pants to my kimono and looked up to see Moicano closing the academy door.
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"Although I can't feel the pain, I can feel the doctor using needles going through my skin and pulling on the muscles," Wang tells Creators.
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The first thing which happens during walking is that the reef itself is loosened by the inertial forces of the lace ends pulling on it.
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A video showed him admiring a sculptural wall clock on display, touching and pulling on it at least five times to see how it works.
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That fact, even more than the spread of fake news, can be its own sort of shell game, one that we are pulling on ourselves.
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In a typical performance, Malbert inserts tape cassettes into a tape recorder, scratching them as he goes along by pulling on the cassette's magnetic tape.
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Videos from inside the venue appeared to show Mr. Manson, pulling on the stage prop before it crashed down while music played in the background.
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In my time with this one, I haven't stopped spinning the phone on a table or randomly pushing and pulling on the grip when bored.
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Deputies arrested 39-year-old Jason Matthew Reece after responding to a call about an intoxicated man pulling on handles of vehicles in Panama City Beach.
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I had to make changes in my team to get to a team of people who were all pulling on the rope from the same side.
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It's always important to wash feet thoroughly with soap and make sure to dry in between the toes before pulling on any old or new socks.
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It will be used to help slow the probe, like pulling on a handbrake, and orient the probe so it's on a path to the sun.
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"We do a ton of core stability work, I'll do moving side planks, overhead presses with cable pulling on the bar, and overhead lunges," Kelly says.
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I couldn't let all my dead skin just flap around town, so I carefully cut off some of the larger pieces without pulling on my skin.
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Video footage shows Lilly walking to the driver's side corner of the bus as it was pulling on to traffic, according to the probable cause statement.
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Names were painted onto each of the dozens of doghouses, and dogs whimpered and leapt with excitement, pulling on their chains staked to the frozen ground.
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Same with the pursuit of success; we're often far more successful than we think we are, and pulling on a sense of gratitude helps clarify that.
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Rodriguez previously admitted to "pulling on [her] arms" when he was upset and had held her so tightly he heard her "bones pop," according to Austin police.
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I'm training for a half marathon and I can't be distracted by pulling on my loose ponytail every five minutes, so I buy some hardcore hair ties.
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Besides being able to shift up or down using the paddles, drivers will be able to uncouple the transmission altogether by pulling on both paddles at once.
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Furthermore, pulling on the skin at the vagina's vestibule results in some stretching of the glans and clitoral hood as well the vascular tissue of the urethra.
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I was pulling on my batting gloves and heading to the batting cages along the first base line when I heard the crack of a rifle shot.
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Animal welfare officials appointed in 2002 by British Dressage witnessed riders punishing their horses in the arena by forcefully pulling on their bridles, without fear of reprimand.
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It will be used to help slow down the probe, like pulling on a handbrake, to orient the probe so it's on a path to the sun.
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Before pulling on a shirt and vest, she throws on a leather harness, as if to show us how limited our understanding is of her inner life.
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The real stuff is, like, touching skin or slicing a radish or pulling on a sweater or rubbing split ends or skimming the smooth grain of paper.
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Instead of pulling on separate pieces for each arm and leg, astronauts will enter the suit from the rear, which is how Russian space suits are designed.
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But it's not hard to see where Mr. Lanier is coming from, especially during a week like this, when the opposing forces pulling on social networks are clear.
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A church attendee who was in the parking lot told local news station WDRB they saw Bush banging and pulling on the church doors trying to get in.
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Sadly, simply pulling on the card reader might not work anymore because these thinner readers can slide right into the slot and hide there, waiting for your card.
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Nina's on edge because of her wild card son who just relapsed, but also because of the major damage control she is pulling on the film and IRL.
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Working with a judge named Sergio Moro, who has a lot of experience with anti-corruption investigations, they began pulling on the thread provided by Youssef's 22019 confession.
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The standup portion kills, but everyone knows the better part will happen at the host's desk, where Johnny Carson, pulling on a cigarette, will gamely set him up.
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Stoll, 36, investigated the source of that minuscule anomaly, pulling on it like a loose thread until it led to a shocking culprit: a hacker in the system.
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In The Invisible, for example, one of his subjects is shown riding an ostrich as if it were a horse, pulling on its reins trying to make it rear.
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So, you're going to have to take them off entirely or let them dangle just below your face and then start pulling on the earrings to adjust them again.
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If the goal of Warby Parker is social mobility through better jobs, and not just to sell more glasses by pulling on heartstrings, there are better options for aid.
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"I just did a high ponytail for the first time and it is literally pulling on my BRAIN ITS SO PAINFUL HOW DO YOU DO IT @ArianaGrande," Cabello wrote.
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Nashville police say surveillance video from the apartment building shows the man they believe was involved pulling on the door handles of nearby parked cars around 5 a.m. Tuesday.
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With gravity pulling on her harder than ever at the speed the Casey was flying, taking one of the thumbprint-size purple squares from her sharpsheet case was tricky.
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That way, the person on their knees is in a near total submission position while the other person has more physical leverage by pushing and pulling on the wrists.
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Ms. Taylor pointed out a toddler room from the church's day care center that was serving as a dressing room for chorus members pulling on their tower guard uniforms.
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Pushing and pulling on big, powerful technology is just weirdly satisfying, and UI games, as I guess I'm calling them now, just do that one better than the usual.
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"It's like flying," said Ariel Poler, a 240-year-old start-up investor, standing by the winged doors of his Tesla and pulling on body armor and a helmet.
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I did different experiments with cables, you sort of feel the cable and data pulling on your fingernail, it's a beautiful way of experiencing data on a body level.
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I know the day will come that I will be making pancakes and nobody will be pulling on my pant legs or asking me 20 times when they'll be ready.
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The woman said she pulled away, but he allegedly kept "pulling on her face" and asked if she wanted to join him in his hotel room, according to the Globe.
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" Pulling on the same thread in his 2018 Netflix special Great America, Katt Williams decried the way fast-food companies like Taco Bell and Arby's were "trying to trap niggas.
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By pulling on a wheelchair's wheels' rims instead of pushing, the rider employs a more natural rowing motion which takes advantage of beefier muscles in their shoulders and upper back.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: It was sort of an urgency in the president&aposs voice that bordered on -- of almost pulling on pulling a muscle trying to pat yourself on the back.
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Eddie "Boo" Williams, formerly a tight end with the New Orleans Saints, is sitting on a bench and pulling on a blunt not far from his home in San Diego.
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The device weighs around 300 grams, but really doesn't make the headset feel any heavier as there are no longer any heavy cords pulling on the back of the headset.
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" Then, his fantasy quickly takes a turn from wanting to watch Nettie milk a cow to pretending that she is the cow and he's "pulling on [her] soft pink udders.
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"There will be a lot of people pulling on President Clinton for a lot of things," said Representative Keith Ellison, a Minnesota Democrat who supported Mr. Sanders in the primary.
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Understanding how New Zealand maintains that dominance requires a look at the grass roots of the game, where generations of young boys have dreamed of pulling on the black jersey.
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"A lot of brands are taking this leap now and changing how you see what a woman is supposed to be," Terra Juano said, pulling on a long-neck beer.
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Late in the third quarter, Warren resorted to pulling on Butler&aposs arm to prevent him from hitting an easy layup, and Butler responded by getting in Warren&aposs face.
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Beezus is one of many people who find five-year-old Ramona to be a pest, and she can't help getting into trouble — like by pulling on Susan's curly hair.
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Alex Honnold's stayed dry as he ascended the 3,000-foot (900-metre) vertical wall on June 3rd, jamming his hands in cracks and pulling on edges barely big enough for fingertips.
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Flying tight figures-of-eight in gusty winds while pulling on a tether requires a robustness of structure and a precision of control that go beyond those involved in conventional aeronautics.
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After Rio she took time off to start a family with fellow British rider and husband Jason Kenny, but says she is looking forward to pulling on her British race suit.
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But the two customers pulling on chainmail vests as he speaks serve to once more underline the fact that finding a world-class steak is not the priority for most visitors.
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"I think it was a coalition of individuals really pulling on those Republicans who saw this as a moral imperative but also saw it as a financial imperative," Plaskett said. Sen.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Pulling on their scuba gear and flippers at a swimming pool in Brussels, Nicolas Mouchart and his wife Florence are not just going diving - they're going out for dinner.
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His left hand always pulling on the collar tie or stiff arming Johnson away, his right hand always loading up for uppercuts, overhands or elbows, Gaethje brutalized Johnson against the cage.
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The big finale consists of the troupe standing in front of the museum's large windows and grabbing onto long, thick ropes suspended from the ceiling before leaning and pulling on them.
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For many chipmakers, the "penalty of missing a demand snapback" could be "more severe than pulling on the supply chain and holding some excess inventory," he told clients in a note.
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Outside of that theme (which veers into philosophy and isn't deeply meditated on in the couple of pages of story here), I think there are two other threads worth pulling on.
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Pulling on one side is productivity, which is being reported as extremely low but by our research is much higher than indicated and likely to move higher still over coming quarters.
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"I did different experiments with cables, you sort of feel the cable and data pulling on your fingernail, it's a beautiful way of experiencing data on a body level," says Bartholl.
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With the discovery of the cracks, officials found that the pier had shifted nearly 3 feet (1 meter) away from the memorial, pulling on the access ramp and damaging an attachment bolt.
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The woman reportedly alleged that Batali, who appeared to be intoxicated "by the smell and half-closed eyes" kept "pulling on her face" and asked her to come to his nearby hotel.
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Using tug-free "teeth" rather than dense bristles, the tool helps remove excess water to speed up drying and gently grips strands for easy styling — all without snagging or pulling on hair.
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"I was pulling on it with all my might and the handle snapped," Aldridge, whose story of survival is chronicled in the recently-released book A Speck In The Sea, tells PEOPLE.
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Lawmakers are pulling on many of these threads, but as I watched the TV coverage on Tuesday, I wondered: Will the coming months be mostly about Ukraine or about the bigger picture?
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I sat in the May sunshine outside my New Hampshire home, pulling on new blades of grass, focusing on the small physical details of the lawn as I tried to maintain my composure.
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Set to an electronic soundtrack, Elle Márjá Eira's film utilizes slow motion breakdowns and jump cuts to depict individuals pulling on traditional clothing then coming together to march through the streets of Oslo.
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Most other backpacks sag, especially over time, but the Access Pack sits higher and its rigid structure keeps it from pulling on your shoulders, even if you do overload it with dead weight.
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"I think we won because we have 27 guys all pulling on the same string," said Pederson, who has rebounded this postseason after being demoted following the acquisition of Curtis Granderson in August.
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When the maid of honor couldn't hold the bride's bouquet any longer during the ceremony, because her 2-year-old ran up and started pulling on her dress, he took over the task.
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DAS allows a driver to change the 'toe angle' of the front wheels into corners and on the straights by pushing and pulling on the steering wheel, rather than just moving it sideways.
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Pulling on a Dodgers cap, James stood and turned and gave an extended, perceptive take on the night's victory, even joking about his age, before he excused himself and ambled out the door.
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Long ago, Jesse Ausubel, a veteran Rockefeller University analyst of global resource and environmental trends, asserted that, "in general, politicians are pulling on disconnected levers" at the intersection of energy and environmental policy.
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Over mid-to-late last year, I found something really obvious that exposed a few secrets and I decided to see how far I could go by pulling on the threads that appeared.
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From the very first shot of her as Vivian Ward, filling in her worn stilettos with a black Sharpie before pulling on her vinyl thigh highs and shimmying down the fire escape, she's magnetic.
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Once the baby deer reached the shore, it laid down — and Storm got right down next to it, nudging and pulling on the scared animal as if to make sure it would be okay.
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A compulsive journey across Britain' seas, lakes, rivers, canals, moats and open-air pools, its author pulling on his wetsuit at the merest glimmer of a ripple, the book had the thrill of addiction.
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The only bears in Salt Fork are black bear, and black bear do not have retractable claws, so if had been a black bear pulling on our door handle, we should've had had marks.
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By my metric, which I personally consider pretty reasonable, Insane Clown Posse is unlistenable, their songs largely about murdering people with axes, pulling on a woman's boobs like putty — have any of them seen boobs?
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Skin Deep For Eve Kessner, an instructor at SoulCycle studios in Brooklyn Heights and Union Square, getting ready for the gym each morning goes beyond brushing her teeth and pulling on a pair of leggings.
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But that October, two months after the plaques arrived, he was convicted in a Florida court of battery, after video showed him kicking a female concert-goer, who can be seen pulling on his shorts.
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The painting shows a young servant, bathed in morning sun, while pulling on stockings as she sits on an unmade bed (it isn't in the SFMOMA show, but is slated for the Met Breuer iteration).
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An Air Force official and other unnamed sources told the Journal that the military refuelling jet with the MCAS system also has another safeguard, which lets pilots override the system by pulling on the controls.
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In case studies, she gives us each partner's account — and then unravels them, pulling on this strand and that, investigating the stories we tell about ourselves, where these stories come from and who they serve.
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The Watergate hearings drew in the public in part because investigators were pulling on strings without knowing where they led; news about the tape recordings made in the Oval Office emerged live during televised hearings.
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Nashville police say surveillance video from the apartment building where Ferguson lived showed a man pulling on the door handles of nearby parked cars in the early hours of Tuesday morning, the day of Ferguson's death.
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Martin Amis is "Jaggeresque"; the death of the war correspondent David Blundy by a sniper in El Salvador recalls him pulling on his jeans and smoking on her Murphy bed in her tiny studio in London.
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Here's a choice quote from the Times piece:"It's like flying," said Ariel Poler, a 50-year-old start-up investor, standing by the winged doors of his Tesla and pulling on body armor and a helmet.
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For example, if you're at the gym you can ignore the automatic attraction you have to getting into the elevator and going home—this is just a trick your brain is pulling on you to conserve energy!
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He holds the world records in two of the three main ocean-based categories of competition: free immersion and the "constant weight no-fins" category, in which divers descend without pulling on a rope or using fins.
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That buzz of expectation that you might remember from being a kid, looking out of the window and seeing that it had snowed in the night, pulling on your boots with a giddy smile on your face.
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While speaking with the Television Academy Foundation, Burnett revealed the real reason she started pulling on her earlobe all the way back in 1955 was to say hi to her grandmother, who loved watching her perform from home.
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Dashcam video released by the Marion County Sheriff's Office shows the deputy making a U-turn at a red light in Ocala, Florida, before pulling on the side of the road to meet baby Kingston and his mother.
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But if that's the ultimate ambition, the Gnomes & Goblins preview represents just the tiniest of first steps — and an effort to determine if Favreau and the Wevr team are even pulling on the right thread to begin with.
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" Garrett and Brown don't consider the piece complete until users interact with it, pulling on the cables to turn it off and on either in tandem or at random, creating what they refer to as an "electrical storm.
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Dean sprang into action and was able to stop the man from pulling on the door lever by grabbing the distraught flyer in a bearhug, pulling him away while repeatedly saying, "Calm down, bruv," he told The Guardian.
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He began by pulling on the most potent heart strings possible with the story of two sets of Latino-American parents from Long Island, New York whose children were murdered by illegal immigrants in the MS-13 gang.
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We're certainly pulling on the heart strings, but we had curated the script and the performances in a way to make it feel hopeful, which we found quite important for the CF community and not just for the audience.
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The May bank holiday has become more about people hashtagging their "first BBQ of the summer" than pumping fists in the air in solidarity with the proletariat or pulling on a balaclava and gleefully launching bricks through a building.
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By pulling on the strings (they added handles for ease of use) for a minute or two, less than a dollar's worth of materials does a superb job of replicating the work of a device that costs thousands of times more.
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Mrs Ford's 1914 Detroit Electric, however, moved away instantly, was nearly silent and its speed was easy to control by pushing or pulling on a wooden rod that selected the required amount of power from a bank of nickel-iron batteries.
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We're certainly pulling on the heart strings, but we had curated the script and the performances in a way to make it feel hopeful, which we found quite important for the CF [cystic fibrosis] community and not just for the audience.
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The majority of the weight of each AirPod is in the bud, the section that sits inside my ear, which means the weight was not pulling on the outside and, obviously, there were no wires to tug on my ears.
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Many of us can probably remember being told at some point during grade school that the pesky little boy who won't stop pulling on our pigtails or throwing sand at us on the playground is doing it because he "likes" us.
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This small normal force resulting from pulling on each page contributes to the force on every page below, so the total normal force (and thus the friction) on a single inner page can be much larger than one might expect.
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Fold the dumpling into a half moon, pinching it shut with your thumbs and index fingers, then press the center of the dumpling while pulling on the corners to push out any air bubbles and shape it into a curved crescent.
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Mr. Deaconson has described the scene this way: Several children were pulling on the rope to raise the swing into the air, he said, and when they let go, the rope whipped past the girl and hit her in the neck.
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Then, pulling on a burnt orange pair with terra cotta laces and distinctive hollow little pods that ran the length of the soles, he acknowledged that that was probably a conservative estimate, given all the shoes he has from past matches.
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In late October, the actress and Honest Company co-founder revealed in another cute clip with her daughters that the baby on the way was a boy, showing the girls pulling on a string to release blue confetti from a suspended box.
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There's no excessive lip kit liner, or camera crew, or continuous Snapchatting, just a chatty 19-year-old girl with wide eyes, a slight case of vocal fry, and a habit of pulling on pieces of her blow-dried hair as she speaks.
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"He's a prideful man and he's proud of what he is but we're in a general election campaign and it's going to take all of us pulling on the rope if we're going to pull the ship to the final line," Cope said.
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So I work with both the body and the mind, and I'm pulling on both of those modalities when a client comes to me—because for the most part, when the physical body is out of balance, there is a biochemical reason.
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When they're in charge -- however differently they may frame it for the base -- the wealthy will be hired, catered to, indulged and pampered, while the poor will be the target of vicious budget cuts and stern lectures about pulling on those bootstraps.
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Julia Sardella, who spent four years in Las Vegas performing in a show that combines water ballet and aerial gymnastics, teaches the girls, and some of their mothers, how to swim gracefully after pulling on colorful leggings that end in a monofin.
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You're never going to get to zero spending, but you can always make more money, so once you get to a balance of spending that you're comfortable with, focus on pulling on that other lever that you have, which is making more money.
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I see him standing there, digging around in his bag to see what he had left, laughing with his big American teeth, the kids pulling on his pants legs with their small hands, their eyes wild with hope, asking for more to eat.
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I see him standing there, digging around in his bag to see what he had left, laughing with his big American teeth, the kids pulling on his pants legs with their small hands, their eyes wild with hope, asking for more to eat.
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So next time you think about pulling on those lederhosen and sloshing a mass of brew with your friends — and a couple of thousand strangers — be sure to make a toast to the happy couple and the royal family that started it all. Prost!
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It's disappointing that Youngblood isn't pulling on the same threads as its predecessor (maybe developer MachineGames is saving that for the inevitable third Wolfenstein) but its over-the-top action works well as something I and a friend could play over and over again.
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And it's always important to have a clean base: That means washing his feet thoroughly with soap, drying them completely before pulling on his socks, and tossing any rotten shoes—yes, even if they're his favorite Nikes—since they'll just perpetuate the stink, Campbell says.
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The company marketed itself as a "clothing line offering wearable protection for when things go wrong," at which point by pulling on a string, the wearer tightened the "cut-resistant" waist strap locking them in with tightened thigh openings and scooping "skeletal structure" cage around their genitals.
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"Your pores have a lot to do with genetics, but ongoing sun damage can also change pore size and appearance for the worse, as well as gravity pulling on the skin, making the pore look enlarged," explains Paula Begoun, skin-care expert and founder of Beautypedia.
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Hotstar, an internet platform owned by Twenty-First Century Fox's Star India unit, said it was pulling "On Air with AIB", a news and current affairs show that still had more than 20 episodes to air and that was hosted by the four founders of AIB.
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It doesn't get any easier than pulling on a single garment that doubles as a triple and zips up the back like a wet suit, meaning you don't have to worry about tucked-in shirts, whether to button a jacket or what print goes with what.
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Pulling on a baseball cap (her attempt at disguise being about as effective as most of her other efforts in life) she took a cab to a school where she spied on Joanie, her daughter, being picked up by Cole, her ex-husband and Joanie's presumptive father.
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"I just did a high ponytail for the first time and it is literally pulling on my BRAIN ITS SO PAINFUL HOW DO YOU DO IT @ArianaGrande," Cabello wrote, adding that halfway through the MTV European Music Awards she actually had to pull out her tight up-do.
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Here are the problems: But there's one thing I do know: This takes place on Earth, and when an object on Earth moves with only the gravitational force pulling on it (ignoring air resistance), it has a constant downward acceleration of 9.8 m/s2000, represented by the symbol g.
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The four-time NBA All-Star got chippy with T.J. Warren throughout their contest at Bankers Life Fieldhouse, but things came to a head towards the end of the third quarter when Warren resorted to pulling on Butler&aposs arm to prevent him from hitting an easy layup.
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Pulling on Jersey club rhythms while constructing a dense bramble of jittery samples, tinny horns, and chattering tambourines, she creates the threat that the record might, at any moment, spiral into chaotic darkness, take a swan dive off toward the dingy depths on either side of the high wire.
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"Luxury was not a sector I identified with in the past," Daveu admitted to me while pulling on her cobalt-blue blazer — beautifully made and striking, but a far cry from the slickly puffed blazers that were designed in the Kering-owned Balenciaga offices just a few hundred feet away.
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Perhaps no one has been as eager to see what would become of the film then Grahame-Smith, a friendly, laid-back guy who lives in LA and is a joy to interview because he gets what it's like to be a freelance writer pulling on sources for revealing answers.
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Being able to adjust the fit by pulling on the cord is a nice touch — and the buds do fit in my ear better than I expected — but the overall look of the Pixel Buds is much closer to some low-end earbuds I've worn than what I'd expect for $159.
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The warranty makes me feel confident that the used clothes are still great quality and high-performance Shoppers might find that some of the items feel "worn" in some ways, so if you love the feeling of pulling on a brand new sweater, you might be better off buying new.
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"Dimpling is usually a sign something is pulling on the tissue and sometimes a small cancer that is in the breast can alter some of the architecture and attach itself to the skin or it can just make an impression on the tissue that can actually alter the skin," Fraser explained.
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"Instead of wondering where else you should have been if you weren't here right now, look around and appreciate all the beauty that's right here around us," he said, declaring his allegiance to the alleyways of Lower Manhattan and pulling on the last syllable like a trombonist finishing a solo.
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" The 19-year-old star beamed as Swift danced and sang along with him, and at one point the "Delicate" singer, 28, gave a nod to the name of her album reputation by pulling on the lapels of her jacket along to the lyrics "You take me places that tear up my reputation.
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According to Bloomberg, the company has filed for and received a restraining order on dozens of Chinese companies it said were selling fake versions of its product through the online sales giant, saying they pose potential safety risks somewhat more immediate than whatever long-term health effects pulling on that Juul might pose.
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If you have one fighter fail on a takedown attempt, he has his hands on the mat, and his opponent sprawls out and starts throwing knees toward his head, how does that differ from when two upright opponents are clinched, pulling on each other's heads and throwing knees to each other's face?
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"Having now found a couple threads that we're pulling on successfully, it's actually encouraging us to place some more small bets in the area, and spend some more time out in the field with farmers so that we can understand their world better so that we can help them," Teller said on stage.
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Pulling on a sensible rhetorical jersey, Macron was on a mission to put himself -- and France -- at the center of things, loudly denouncing the isolationism of Britain and the US. "Only collective action allows for the upholding of the sovereignty and equality of the people in whose name we take action," Macron said.
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On a practical level this translates into real-time access to inventory levels in-store and online at one end; through merchandising content via cross-sell suggestions and styling ideas (powered by crowdsourcing); digital marketing content; all the way up to customer profiles and preferences, pulling on personal data to better inform and steer the in store shopping experience.
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After pulling on tall rubber boots and applying the day's first layer of bug repellent, four groggy campers followed Hempton from their tents and tarps down a muddy path to the mouth of a tributary of the Zabalo River, an inky-black channel roughly the width of a basketball court that cuts some 30 miles eastward across northeast Ecuador.
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When she's not pulling on a skin-tight bodysuit and posing like Kim Kardashian, Celeste does stand-up (she recently released a special on Showtime), acts (perhaps you've seen her as the very wonderful Barb on ABC's The Letdown), and podcasts (Celeste and Her Best features she and her BFF, Thomas, talking about all things fame and Hollywood).
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Since May 2017 the watchdog has been pulling on myriad threads attached to the Cambridge Analytica Facebook data misuse scandal — to, in the regulator's words, "follow the data" across an entire ecosystem of players; from social media firms to data brokers to political parties, and indeed beyond to other still unknown actors with an interest in also getting their hands on people's data.
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"He gives me a pair of leather gloves which are extremely tight to fit on my hands… He then prompts me to pull the glove right on and thread my fingers together to stretch it on properly, and shows me how to stretch the glove by pulling on it and making a fist," says the 2017 post, the all-time most popular on the Halifax subreddit.
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He would stop the car in the driveway and get out and grab his jacket and go in, pulling on the screen door, and there she would sit on the couch in front of the gray television screen, in her robe and her nightgown, her nicotine-stained fingers trembling, her mouth moving in the first tremblings of a smile, and Tiny would think, Lord, I love her.
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All pets should be seen by their veterinarian at least once per year, even if they seem healthyObesity is quite common in cats and dogs, so it's important to keep an eye on what your pet eats and how much they weighRead More: 3 signs you're feeding your pet too much, and how much they should really be eatingInstead of telling your pet what not to do, try to direct them toward engaging in proper behaviors If your dog is pulling on its leash, you may need to change how you act before and during a walkWhen teaching your dog a new command, try speaking in plurals and using a high-pitched voice
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