And that's Denis, who isn't interested in rattling off headlines.
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Mr. Almodóvar provided more vivid entertainment, rattling off winners promptly.
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Audiophiles may rejoice at the rattling off of these technical components.
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That was when Virginia took over, rattling off 15 over 3:19.
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Horbaczewski, who speaks fluent press release, is rattling off figures at me.
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They long for American food, rattling off every conceivable American chain restaurant.
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I listened to some invisible bird rattling off the facts of consciousness.
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"He knows what he's doing," Trump said after rattling off Penske's racing accomplishments.
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Nevertheless, it's always good to see Nomi rattling off facts and explaining everything.
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You'll feel the same once he finishes rattling off all the enhanced features.
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It starts with excited users rattling off cool features, and then there's a tonal shift.
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I remember her rattling off all these possibilities: 'Was I in a hit-and-run?
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Teigen is still fired up about it all, rattling off tweets like the ones below.
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"Imagine a new path forward," the glossy spot says, rattling off basic GOP health care principles.
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He has learned how to attack President Trump by rattling off a series of unflattering descriptions.
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And there was the Fox News-style representative, rattling off a fusillade of unrelenting sound bites.
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All day, people came through the studio rattling off finance acronyms, Ebitda this and Gaap that.
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Rattling off the strange things people do for money and lust, he does not exclude himself.
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The Jazz trailed by six with under four minutes left before rattling off nine straight points.
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While he's not offended by Debbie rattling off all the tabboo words, he is a little scandalized.
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People often stop after Alexa, Siri and Google Assistant when rattling off the list of smart assistants.
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Dominic recalled his brother rattling off baseball statistics for every player from the late 1930s and 1940s.
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Sanders stayed stubbornly close to Clinton, rattling off a string of wins in recent primaries and caucuses.
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Just rattling off their names — Latour, Lafite, Margaux, Mouton — is enough to make a Chinese billionaire purr.
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For months, he has begun his stump speech by rattling off favorable poll numbers and discrediting unfavorable ones.
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The Wolf Pack trailed by 23 points early in the second half before rattling off 231 straight points.
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He pointed out different parts of the wiring, rattling off components like an architect at a construction site.
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When you're seeing 500 tweets where people are just rattling off random celebrities they find hot, it's boring!
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This was him rattling off all the other conversations Ambassador Bill Taylor listed in his hearing last week.
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Chicago has been outscored 13-4 while dropping back-to-back games after rattling off six consecutive victories.
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Roig echoed Bundy's statement over the phone, rattling off the statistic that in 2017 2.3 trillion messages contained emoji.
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Ukas Michael/Pool/Getty Images I could spend hours rattling off reasons Ivanka Trump is no friend to women.
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Trump usually spends much of the rally rattling off poll numbers and boasting about how he's going to win.
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He spent his mornings at the shooting range, rattling off live bullets from his Kalashnikov, sprinting and shooting again.
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" A sergeant started rattling off last names, checking them off from a list after "heres" and "yups" and "yos.
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Shah also used the opportunity to praiseModi's four years of governance, rattling off the names of various government programs.
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One student pointed out that Spencer's ideas weren't new, and began rattling off philosophers whom he believed shared his ideas.
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One day in October 1948, Truman began rattling off the names of states and told Mr. Elsey to start writing.
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But those cattle represent the farmers' livelihood, he said, rattling off the estimated prices for a steer and a calf.
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Democrats have boasted about their superior ground game, rattling off number of offices (33), paid staff (300) and volunteers (thousands).
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But Rubio seemed to have over-prepared for the onslaught — rattling off the same soundbite four times throughout the night.
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I have time to think about my response before rattling off something just to keep the silence from becoming awkward.
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"A few seconds in to us trying to get away, you could hear him start rattling off again," he says.
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"We have squirrels playing cards, some frogs being spanked, a drunk monkey," Ms. Ebenstein said, rattling off some anthropomorphic highlights.
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Talk to real estate brokers and they reinforce the rosy narrative, rattling off options — the jitney stops at the corner!
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Better that the children go home rattling off facts, however loosely grasped, about Jim Crow and James Brown than not.
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So you just did a masterful job of rattling off every single left wing talking point as it pertains this investigation.
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He boasted that he could put states like Pennsylvania in play, rattling off general election polls in a battery of states.
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After rattling off Trump's LGBTQ-friendly moments, Presler expressed how excited he was that Jeff Sessions would be upholding gay marriage.
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So Maxo Kream manifested almost everywhere, shirtless and rotund, rattling off effortless but tangled catechisms about growing up Hoover in Houston.
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Trump kicked off the meeting by rattling off names of shared acquaintances in he a Schumer's home state of New York.
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" Colbert then played a clip of Sondland rattling off the names of all the other officials who were "in the loop.
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He had a friendly yet nervy air, chain-smoking and rattling off his thoughts; the amber streetlights illuminated his scarred face.
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Class begins, and she's rattling off 10-part instructions on how to position our bodies while I scramble to keep up.
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"You name it, I've seen it," he says, casually rattling off recent jobs as if they were items on a grocery list.
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"We're committed to innovating," Branson said, rattling off a list of Virgin's current efforts ranging from electric race cars to space travel.
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Three hours later, you're still at the bar rapid-fire rattling off all your ideas on how Battlestar Galactica should have ended.
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Once a year performance reviews (which tend to be one-sided, with your boss rattling off answers to a questionnaire) are out.
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This is the point at which columns like this usually start rattling off policies that will appeal to voters in middle America.
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"They will start rattling off stuff on their opinion on Trump or the wall or their opinion on illegal immigrants," she said.
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While the New Orleans Saints were rattling off eight straight wins, the Carolina Panthers quietly were keeping pace in the NFC South.
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"It's the world's biggest," he says proudly, rattling off its technical specs: 400,000 cores (sub-brains), 18 gigabytes of memory and 1.2trn transistors.
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In a 22018 article in The New York Times Magazine, the journalist Stephan Lesher, after rattling off the names Julian Bond, the Rev.
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He told us our job would be to keep the crowd excited during long tapings by rattling off a few energized one-liners.
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Dallas won the first quarter 953-25, shooting 56.5 percent in the frame and rattling off a 15-0 run to end it.
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Or... "My first question is to the lady CFO," one investor in attendance began, before rattling off a question about the stock price.
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Brown scoffs at this, rattling off names of assistants like Tex Winter, Johnny Bach and Pete Carril, who all coached into their 80s.
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Woods drilled it into the hole confidently, the ball rattling off the back edge to ricochet off the front edge and drop in.
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"I've worked for Pete, for Joe Donnelly, for Mel Hall, for Shelli Yoder," Schmuhl said, rattling off the names of Indiana congressional candidates.
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He had somehow compiled a list of her past tenants and began rattling off the names, falsely accusing Weatherford of being a slumlord.
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Cruz was trying to paint Trump as a fake conservative, rattling off a list of liberal positions Trump has taken in the past.
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"There may be a tsunami, an avalanche, a landslide or flood, a hurricane or tornado or typhoon," Vela said, rattling off the looming disasters.
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"It's a bike that's really confident feeling going straight," Reeves told me, rattling off engine specs and power calibrations like a true gear head.
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Ms Barry defiantly cites a swelling budget (up $121m without new taxes), rattling off housing and job schemes the extra cash is paying for.
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"I thought Hawaii would be wonderful to see," Ms. Soares said, rattling off a list of dreams the couple had sketched out, until recently.
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Jackie asks them to quiet down so he can talk, rattling off Alabama's numerous virtues like he's the head of the state tourism board.
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Judge Kavanaugh introduced each of them, rattling off their names and, in a remarkable display of memory not devoted to legal precedent, their grades.
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Keys found that shot more often in the second set, rattling off five forehand winners to bring her total to eight for the match.
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The Texas lawmaker said the person's name while rattling off a list of witnesses he said should have been called in the impeachment inquiry.
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"Yesterday it was health care and tax reform," she said, rattling off the week's news in between posing for selfies with a few admirers.
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But that's when the Spurs found their groove, rattling off an 9-0 run over the ensuing three minutes to pull ahead at 41-36.
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" Rattling off a litany of what he argues were missed opportunities, the complaint argues that several parties knew that Cruz "was a threat to others.
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The trailer opens with Jones' Ginsburg — a bright-eyed lawyer in the teaser — rattling off just some of the laws that fall under this category.
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While nominally reticent and a little reserved, he speaks with infinite enthusiasm about art, rattling off names of artists and bands that've inspired his work.
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Polachek lands somewhere between Steely Dan and Sade, rattling off the names of potent prescription medications and floating into her crystalline, newly powerful upper register.
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"I got doored, I got cut off, there were potholes galore," he said, rattling off the hazards of biking on the streets of New York.
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Edmonton dominated the early part of the second period, rattling off the first five shots on goal and looked poised to add to its lead.
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And then there's Nicki Minaj, who's rapping at jet plane altitudes and rattling off punchlines like, um, little Easter eggs for the recent history buffs.
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"Hillary Clinton is kinda the best on the ballot," she concedes, after rattling off a list of Democrats and Independents whom she likes even less.
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Camouflaged in a rainy March under cappuccino-colored puddles, they twist ankles, topple zigzagging scooters and turn car rides into brain-rattling off-road excursions.
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She displayed her prosecutorial style from her days as San Francisco district attorney and California attorney general, rattling off questions and repeatedly cutting him short.
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If it's Lil Pump rattling off monotone chants for 90 seconds or these nerds going at it cause they're bored, it's all real hip-hop.
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Both Democrats repeatedly implored Trump to debate without the press in the room, but Trump ignored their pleas, interrupting them and rattling off Republican strategy.
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The Carolina Panthers scored on their first possession of the game, rattling off four plays—all on the ground—for 75 yards and a touchdown.
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His disappointing night came after a poor debate performance Saturday in New Hampshire, in which he kept rattling off the same soundbite about President Barack Obama.
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Rattling off the results of exit polls that showed him winning among nearly every segment of the electorate, Trump savored the energetic cheers of his supporters.
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Ole Miss reassumed control by rattling off the next 14 points, with Tyree and Crawford draining back-to-back 3-pointers for a 32-27 advantage.
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The ratio of UFC fighters wearing three-piece suits and rattling off various reasons why they are the most important fighter in their division has skyrocketed.
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"The shooter in Las Vegas was in his 50s and the Pulse shooter was 29," she said, rattling off a grim list of previous mass shootings.
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On Tuesday, Biden beamed into three daytime news talk shows, urging Americans to "listen to the doctors" and rattling off resources that the president should mobilize.
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"It's a fabulous transitional moment" to depart, he said, while rattling off Latin names of newly established trees and hardly slowing down to smell the lilacs.
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Right off the bat, Sanders started rattling off stats about inequality, child poverty, and wage growth, before dissecting the stark disparities in wealth and health care profits.
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Since then, he's busied himself by rattling off anti-semitic screeds online, only to have his dad yell at him in the middle of a recent livestream.
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When introducing herself at the beginning of the competition, Miss Michigan Emily Sioma brought attention to the Flint water crisis rather than rattling off her personal accomplishments.
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You could tell they were still in shock, rattling off small remembrances and speaking directly to Phife's family, offering and asking for support in a tough time.
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The way Nola announces her aversion to monogamy by rattling off her identity as a "sex-positive, polyamorous, pansexual" feels more comically juvenile than confidently self-defining.
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Aaron's been adamant with us recently that he's mentally stable, despite going on "The Doctors" and rattling off that he's been diagnosed with bipolar disorder and schizophrenia.
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In the first season, he frequently breaks into monologues rattling off autism symptoms, bringing to mind the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders in human form.
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Senate Democrats are waging their campaign of opposition in the court of public opinion, rattling off talking points against Mr. Farr on social media every few hours.
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As a child, I marveled at my cousins flawlessly rattling off statistics on everything and anything (including cricket) in relation to their own chances of making it.
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Beginning with Hakim Hart's putback at the 12:46 mark, Maryland held Marquette scoreless for 83:54, rattling off 12 straight points for a 23-11 lead.
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The Sooners did manage to lead for nearly four minutes in the first half, but Iowa State took control for good by rattling off 10 straight points.
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But two weeks ago, as Mets Manager Terry Collins discussed how he would handle their playing time, he provided a telling answer while rattling off the positions.
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"You look like my nuts after football practice," he tells Archie, whose father was nearly shot to death, before rattling off all the drugs he has access to.
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His departure essentially ended the game's competitive phase, with the Golden Eagles rattling off eight straight points to up their lead to 20 in the final 27 seconds.
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Wins and losses are subject to a hefty dose of random variation: one last-second shot rattling off the rim or falling through can make all the difference.
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Running through Brazilians, Sakuraba wound up in a rivalry with the first family of mixed martial arts, the Gracies, and wound up rattling off four wins against them.
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West returned to Twitter from an 11-month hiatus, rattling off random tweets about custom designed neck tats that bear an eerie similarity to Art Dystopia on Dafont.com.
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I awkwardly stood by as they spoke in another language—rattling off disses and references that I could only smile at and wish I understood the meaning of.
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Then he got down to business, rattling off information about Russian spycraft and the activities of former colleagues that might give the Czechs an edge over their foes.
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"I fell in love with Instagram," she said, even rattling off the exact month (October 2012) and phone model (iPhone 4) she had when she started her account.
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Nanette Barragan and Mark Takano, rattling off the differences between himself and his opponent at the home of supporters who had turned over their home to the canvassing effort.
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I answered by rattling off a list of failed relationships and flings with men who turned out to be the worst representatives of the male gender I'd ever experienced.
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"We're talking about, for me, some of the greatest musicians that have ever walked the earth," Auerbach says, rattling off credits that include Elvis Presley, Aretha Franklin, and more.
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Consider that at the opening keynote, CNCF director Dan Kohn was brimming with enthusiasm, proudly rattling off numbers to a packed audience, showing the enormous growth of the project.
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At the close of his keynote speech, Netflix CEO Reed Hastings began rattling off a massive list of new countries where Netflix had just launched while he was talking.
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In one of the greatest TV road trips of all time, Mariska Hargitay's Detective Olivia Benson elects to go across country, collecting untested rape kits and rattling off statistics.
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He spoke of the sorrowful history that is Cleveland's sports legacy, rattling off the lowlights like any fan, if a tiny bit inaccurately (John Elway's drive was 98 yards).
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Despite hammering a message of being electable in Midwestern states that Clinton lost, and rattling off a long list of legislative accomplishments in the Senate, Klobuchar also bowed out.
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As you know ... Aaron was on "The Doctors" recently, rattling off a laundry list of what he's been diagnosed with -- bipolar disorder and schizophrenia -- and showing off his medications.
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A couple of days later they met for drinks at Hotel Delmano in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, where Mr. Emanuel impressed Ms. Terzian by rattling off a few sonnets by Shakespeare.
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The former vice president repeatedly emphasized that he was in the room for big decisions, rattling off the names of world leaders and references to his meetings with them.
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"Democrats stay home when they don't nominate someone they're excited about," Mr. Elkins said, rattling off unsuccessful general election candidates such as Michael Dukakis, John Kerry and Hillary Clinton.
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The line, about ordering coffee, at first drew a blank from Holland, but he eventually got with the program, rattling off version after version of the line Hanks had instructed.
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Rattling off World Bank statistics about poverty in south Punjab, Bakhtyar said he has made it his life goal to curb inequality, advocating for higher taxes and a welfare state.
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As you can see in the BlacKkKlansman trailer, Stallworth takes the call in stride, rattling off a litany of racist comments that he knew would ingratiate him in the KKK.
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Rest assured this evening wasn't about frivolity or making light of the dead by turning ourselves into wine-soaked quote machines rattling off funny witticisms as a form of denial.
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"A few days ago the press and the pundits declared the campaign dead," an ebullient Biden declared in Los Angeles before rattling off all the states he'd won so far.
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Mr. Biden was steadier in what was his third debate of the primary contest, rattling off statistics and parrying attacks with good cheer, though he still rambled at other moments.
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Mr. Biden was steadier in what was his third debate of the primary contest, rattling off statistics and parrying attacks with good cheer, though he still rambled at other moments.
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I thought I was in the clear until my husband quietly urged me to seek medical help after rattling off a list of symptoms he'd recognized from the first time.
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"I think it's appropriate to recognize members of last year's team who aren't with us here today," he said, before rattling off six Dallas players who had not been retained.
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As before, he spoke very quickly, in long sentences, rattling off national security challenges in Asia, the Middle East and Russia without pausing, a furious rush akin to spitting out words.
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Eventually, the Cardinals found the range again, opening up a 44-28 advantage after three periods by rattling off eight straight points in a 1:37 span late in the period.
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"I used Raspberry Pi with the Pi Camera module and OpenCV as a motion detector," Naulty explains, rattling off the long list of tech that went into creating Meter Maid Monitor.
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At the grill, he snapped into operative mode when delegates approached, rattling off states that, he declared, were must-wins for Mr. Trump: Pennsylvania, Ohio, Florida and New Hampshire, among others.
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The girl was ready, rattling off the names as pictures flashed on the computer screen — "T-72 main battle tank, BTR-80 armored personnel carrier" — and earning a nearly perfect score.
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After rattling off the list, Gruber confesses to a confederate that one of the groups of imprisoned terrorists he's claiming allegiance to is something he read about in Time magazine recently.
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During one scene they even begin rattling off German achievements in science, literature, and music to a comrade who seems to have soured on Germany because of this whole Nazi thing.
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For women, the Cour d'Honneur (the most prestigious stage at Avignon) and the Molières are not available, she said in her "acceptance speech," rattling off the statistics for this year's festival.
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Perky with her clients, she's less so in her asides to the reader, especially when she's rattling off the names of all the pills she adds to her incessant wine drinking.
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In his speech, Mr. Xi repeatedly touted the huge advances China has made since "reform and opening" began in 1978, rattling off detailed statistics on personal incomes, education and life expectancy.
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They then started rattling off phone numbers and resources and giving me instructions, but I was too in shock to hear it — plus, I was outside without a pen and paper.
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Muir's clearly having a ball here, rattling off stupid-amazing cliches like "old as balls" and "bag of ass" at every opportunity, and you'll have just as much fun reading it.
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JOHN NBC News did take center stage again this year, with Lester Holt rattling off a list of stats and superlatives about how great everything is at the network's news division!
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Richman diligently went through what we know and what we don't know about our behavior, translating complex neurological concepts and rattling off statistics about how much we spend globally containing violence.
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"Even if millions of borrowers participated, the federal government has very strong powers to compel repayment," Kantrowitz said, rattling off the consequences of default: wage garnishment, collection fees and ruined credit.
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Rosenstein, in a matter of a few sentences, was able to jump from rattling off dire warnings and statistics about cybercrime to suggesting a great way to make cybercrime a lot worse.
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Some poor guy by the name of Jeff Buss was doing just that: rattling off whatever was in the gutters of his mind, assuming he had a safe bet against Archie Bradley.
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Lamar Smith saluted President Donald Trump from the floor of the House on Tuesday evening, rattling off his first-week accomplishments but saying Trump is not getting the press coverage he deserves.
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She spoke of Hollywood and the press as being among "the most vilified segments in American society right now," before rattling off a list of fellow performers born outside the United States.
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She spends much of reputation (nine of its 15 tracks, to be exact), rattling off the beverages she's imbibing — and she's getting drunk on something a bit stronger than jealousy these days.
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Hitting back, Mucarsel-Powell's campaign responded by rattling off a list of oil and gas donations to Curbelo, and calling out his vote last year to allow oil drilling in the Arctic.
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The Broncos were up by four points just past the midway point of the second half before rattling off nine straight to take a 212-28 advantage with 211:203 to play.
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"I always had a furniture culture in my life," he said by phone from Stockholm, rattling off family members in the business: cabinetmaker grandfather, architect sister, structural engineer brother, and so forth.
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The club's owner, Noam Dworman, told the New York Times C.K. performed for about 15 minutes, rattling off jokes about racism, parades, and other everyday shit—"typical Louis C.K. stuff," Dworman said.
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"You shouldn't view the October 7th statement in isolation," Johnson insisted, rattling off a series of other public statements about election security and engagement efforts with state election officials, beginning in August.
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The President acknowledged the gravity of the crisis in a somber press conference, referring to the virus' "viciousness" -- but not before rattling off several false claims and bragging about his TV ratings.
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"Candidates who embraced our message of low taxes, low regulations, low crime, strong borders and great judges excelled last night," Mr. Trump said, rattling off states where he campaigned for winning candidates.
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"They were meant for each other," we said nearly in unison, before rattling off the quirks that made them compatible and agreeing that we are all better off in our new couplings.
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"It's one of the best prizes that you can win, because of the impact that it has," said Mr. Rehnby, before rattling off a list of other new spots in the neighborhood.
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Wayne Simmonds also scored for only the second time in 214 games, his team-leading 24th tally, to lift Philadelphia to its fourth win in 22 games since rattling off 10 straight victories.
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"I play drums, Este plays bass, I play guitar," she begins, rattling off the instruments the siblings have played since forming a family band with their parents over a decade ago, called Rockinhaim.
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Yet I felt that if I began by rattling off those tips, I'd fail to address the heart of her concern — that she doesn't know what she wants to be financially preparing for.
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The Rebels still led 11-7 when Norfolk State made a statement by rattling off nine consecutive points for a 16-11 advantage capped by Steven Whitley's layup at the 13:18 mark.
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Ask your skeptic what they think of their initiatives or their stance as conservatives—again, focus on learning through questions, rather than rattling off these individuals' achievements or resumes from the get-go.
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This week, she marked the first 150 days of the Democrats' House majority by rattling off a slew of proposals already passed by the lower chamber that now sit idle in the Senate.
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While de facto presidential nominees typically keep their list of potential running mates closely held, Mr. Biden has helped fuel speculation by eagerly rattling off names for months — nearly all of them women.
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AGUAS BUENAS, P.R. — Natalia Hernández stood before dawn with a bullhorn in her hand in front of the mountainside elementary school that four generations of her family attended, rattling off its academic accomplishments.
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"He is going to areas where the Democrats have done badly since 2010," Lighty said, rattling off the states and regions -- western Pennsylvania, Ohio, West Virginia, Kentucky -- Sanders has visited over the last month.
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Eric Copeland, meanwhile, was rattling off a veritable torrent of solo releases under his own name, edging endearingly and awkwardly toward the dancefloor with winning compositions for DFA, L.I.E.S., and Animal Collective's Paw Tracks.
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"Black skin, black braids, black waves, black days, black baes, black things," she says, after rattling off a laundry list of items found in black households ("Brown skin, brown face, brown leather, brown keys").
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During his first year in office, Trump didn't disappoint his followers on Twitter, rattling off a nearly daily diary of personal thoughts and reactions to news events, real or imagined slights, and popular culture.
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He then asked me if I thought Hillary Clinton should have been indicted because of her emails, and before I finished replying, he began rattling off the text of the laws that she'd supposedly violated.
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"They were all burned down and these hooligans are still there now," said Etienne Kadho, a 59-year-old who had fled from Malili 2, rattling off a list of five villages that were attacked.
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Before leaving the radio interview, he gave a hint of what he had been doing for the past week, rattling off a list of newspapers that he said agreed with him in denouncing the Senate.
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That represents a major upending of the democratic process, but news anchors on TV treated it like just another typical heath care vote, rattling off vote counts and gawking at the "drama" on Capitol Hill.
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The idea behind the scroll, according to David Hill and Reginald Hudlin, the show's producers, and reported by Deadline, was to encourage winners to deliver speeches that went above and beyond the rattling off of names.
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He strutted imperiously onto the Barclays Center stage to an Irish ballad and thunderous applause before flexing his muscles, striking poses and rattling off a dance step or two as he waited for the undefeated boxer.
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One account, which replaces the "l" in Badlands with a capital "i," has 45,900 followers as of this writing and is busily rattling off disses of the new president and climate change facts drenched in sarcasm.
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As Schreck exposed the trauma of her family while rattling off statistics about the everyday violence women face, as she outlined the rights that have been denied to immigrants and indigenous peoples, I felt unspeakable grief.
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During the first half of the film, she spins time after time, rattling off names from the fated list of 76, interspersing those names with words like, "Don't shoot," and "Again," symbolizing the repetition of violence.
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LaPlace, Louisiana (CNN)Geraldine Watkins sits at the kitchen table in her ranch home, rattling off the names of friends and relatives in her small Louisiana town who've died of cancer over the last 40 years.
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"The common metrics most of us use are KenPom, Sagarin, L.R.M.C., B.P.I., K.P.I.," the committee chairman, Oklahoma Athletic Director Joe Castiglione, told reporters Wednesday, sounding like an economist rattling off the names of various federal departments.
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Quoting Dumb and Dumber today in response to a hockey story would be like somebody hearing about the Wayne Gretzky trade in 1988 and immediately rattling off a line from Mary Poppins or My Fair Lady.
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"Tragically, there are many cities in America where radical politicians have chosen to provide sanctuary for these criminal illegal aliens," he said, after rattling off statistics about immigrants with criminal records detained this year by ICE.
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"He was serving so well that day, I did not have a chance on his serve," Lendl recalled, rattling off the 7-6 (5), 6-2, 7-5 score line as if it had happened yesterday.
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Then, a middle-aged Eastern European hostess greets you on the other side of a magic turnstile and leads you past more than 500 daily offerings, rattling off everything from raw oysters to truffle scalloped potatoes.
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Mark Zuckerberg got to cherry-pick the questions he wanted to answer from EU Parliament after it spent an hour taking turns rattling off queries in bulk before leaving just a half-hour for his batched responses.
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He enjoyed the challenge of quickly working through a problem, the feeling of his brain churning through the numbers, the satisfaction of rattling off one right answer after the next — cold, clean order in a chaotic world.
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It looked like it was going to be a long day for Buffalo when New England started the game rattling off a 90 yard play to the Bills one-yard line on the first play from scrimmage.
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Rattling off some of Pantera's venture investments to date, including in BitStamp, Xapo, Ripple, and Circle, not to mention more recent investments in Chain, Abra, Veem Polychain, and Z Cash, he sounds more like a proud parent.
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Many people do it — "from Washington, D.C., to California to Seattle to Ireland to Israel," said Mr. Lander, rattling off places where reusable bags are encouraged through a mix of bans and fees on single-use bags.
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"Some of the same things that were happening when I was kid are still happening today," said the mayor, rattling off the annual events held at the Nutley Park Oval, by Nutley High School on Franklin Avenue.
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The Cyclones were able to make their best run of the game after that, rattling off a 17-2 spurt and establishing a 24-11 cushion when Bolton converted a transition layup at the 9:133 mark.
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Theresa May, the newly appointed British Prime Minister, turned her acceptance speech into a you poem, rattling off 40 instances of "you" or "your" in less space than it takes me to write down my weekly grocery shop.
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But in a recent interview with The Washington Post, he said he is now "beyond that" and that the first black Speaker of the House would come from the "next generation," rattling off the names of Jeffries, Rep.
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If you did not execute, he would come out of nowhere, fungo bat in hand, stomping out vegetation along his laser-straight path to you, all while rattling off a blend of choice words and insightful teaching points.
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Davidson then shut down the haters by rattling off a list of famous men who have dated and married people vastly younger than themselves (with one exception: French President Emmanuel Macron's wife, Brigitte, who is 24 years his senior).
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Mr. Simmons, 21, is in Harding's honors program and is eager to go to college, rattling off a list of schools he might apply to: Wesleyan University, the University of Connecticut, Clark Atlanta University, Sacred Heart University in Fairfield.
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Just when it appeared the Montreal Canadiens were about to relinquish their hold on first place in the Atlantic Division, they have rebounded with their longest winning streak since rattling off three straight victories to open the new year.
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One returnee, interviewed by Vox in Tijuana last month, said his friend had been harassed and robbed by police; when Vox asked if he felt safe in Tijuana, he answered, flatly, "No," and started rattling off local homicide statistics.
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As director Eva Orner's Netflix documentary makes clear, Bikram Choudhury was, among other things, a world-class marketer and name-dropper, rattling off a client roster as varied as Richard Nixon and Elvis Presley, George Harrison and Frank Sinatra.
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The bread aisle is strictly for chilling and consuming catnip A$AP Rocky enters for the song's second verse, prowling into the store as a very dapper feline and rattling off a list of cat-centric references to spark his verse.
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Democrats used every trick in the book to get rid of him, yet there he stood, rattling off accomplishment after accomplishment despite the complete obstruction of Democrats other than their begrudging support of the U.S.-Mexico-Canada trade agreement (USMCA).
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Republican House Speaker Dennis Bonnen was caught on tape by prominent right-wing activist Michael Quinn Sullivan crudely insulting several lawmakers, while rattling off a "hit list" of insufficiently conservative Republicans he wanted to be taken out in primaries next year.
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Pacino, in turn, had an immediate choice for De Niro: "The one that dominates for me is 'Raging Bull,'" Pacino said, but then he began to wonder if he was undercutting De Niro's other accomplishments and started rattling off more movies.
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It's the first thing Tiffany Benson, 2200, a stay-at-home mom in Modesto, CA, mentions when rattling off a considerable list of parental fears, and her daughter is only in third grade (she also has a son, who's 25).
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"Well, actually, SPF 30 lotions block about 97 percent of UVB rays—4 percent more than SPF 15 and just 20113 percent less than SPF 50" is the kind of #sunscreenfact I've been rattling off, insufferably, since the age of 7.
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Trump, rattling off several names of the people who played a role in the passage of "the largest tax cut in the history of our country," said he "had a lot of fun" working with leadership to get this done.
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Trump has seized on the caravan in the final weeks of the midterm campaign, painting the group as one filled with "criminals" and unknown "thugs" and rattling off a growing list of potential policies and actions to block the group's progress.
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"Momos have been found to be the root cause of several life-threatening diseases, including cancer of the intestine," Arora said on Wednesday, according to the Hindustan Times, rattling off a list of side-effects like a character from Reefer Madness.
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On the phone, Mr. Hovater responded to my question by rattling off names of libertarian academics, making references to sci-fi movies and describing, yet again, his frustration with what he described as the plodding and unjust nature of American democracy.
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Rustic in appearance, with his wood staff and flowing beard, Chandraswamy proved skillful at winning the trust of international leaders, securing their confidence by rattling off the names of his influential confidants and performing such seemingly supernatural feats as mind reading.
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"You know," and here she started rattling off nightmares like she was listing what to pack for a vacation, "I've been sexually abused, bullied, heartbroken, manipulated," adding divorce — her parents' and her own — and her father's cancer to the mix.
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"Pins have historically been a form of expression," said Mr. Kolb, who admitted to being a former collector, before rattling off a list of causes, including eco-activism, feminism and antiwar sentiments, that pins had been made for in the past.
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By the end of "7 for Max," a generous and clattering original composition, Mr. Cyrille — the 76-year-old avant-garde eminence — had lost interest in his toms and snare, and was rattling off a fast roll on the stage's carpet.
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In each case, Cramer asked if the individual investors had done their homework and researched the stock, and in each case they had, rattling off the semiconductor maker's importance to artificial intelligence, data centers, video games or self-driving cars.
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"I'm a member of every library in California that allows me to be a member as a resident of the state," said Jacobsson Purewal, before rattling off a list of cities: Los Angeles, San Jose, San Francisco, Oakland, San Diego.
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"This connects London to Paris, Nice, Berlin and Brussels in the context of the political space we're in," said Robin Niblett, director of Chatham House, rattling off the list of European cities that have been scarred in the last two years.
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"It's also the best time in history to be a content creator because it's a market," he added, rattling off the names of big Internet companies and mobile carriers who are joining the TV industry in wanting in on original content.
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The placebo effect will never be a cure-all, but Colloca said she looks forward to a day when doctors don't just unwittingly nocebo their patients by rattling off potential side effects, but actively try to harness the placebo effect, too.
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And although she just spent the past half hour rattling off all the ways that being a Black woman these days is better than ever, she knows that that is not the full picture of our status in America as a whole.
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Instead, she was buoyed by her friends support and acceptance, and has remained as active as possible in the Virginia metal scene, rattling off a half dozen local favorites (like Iris Divine, Sound of Thunder, and Division) when the subject comes up.
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Yet their act was mainly an exercise in rattling off Mr Trump's positions—the sisters claimed to be pro-wall, pro-gun, against destroying Confederate monuments and sounded fairly relaxed about male sex pests—interspersed with reminders that they are, you know, black.
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Social media users have stormed Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube after coming to the realization that telling Siri, "I see a little silhouette of a man," will result in her becoming a virtual Freddie Mercury, rattling off the rest of the "Bohemian Rhapsody" lyrics.
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"I wish someone would also make a film about Denmark Vesey, a film about Tunis Campbell, a film about Robert Smalls, a film about Albion Tourgée," he said, rattling off the names of undersung 19th-century African-American heroes and white allies.
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Instead of spending a few minutes with Chuck Todd or Tucker Carlson on television, rattling off talking points, these free, easily accessible YouTube shows allow candidates to discuss policy in a relaxed setting with someone who feels like a friend to their audiences.
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Soon, bookcases are being assembled, boxes of dusty used novels are being unpacked, and Andy is rattling off where to file the works of authors like Robert Louis Stevenson and Alexandre Dumas (whose name is initially pronounced "dumbass" by the inmate doing the filing).
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Sanders broached the topic after rattling off a series of post-primary victories by his supporters, from helping pass the "most progressive platform ever written in the history of the Democratic Party" to ensuring a 60% reduction in super delegates in the next presidential election.
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"Amazon is coming to the TV app and all Apple TVs later this year with Amazon Prime Video," Cook said at Apple's WWDC keynote, before rattling off a string of original Amazon shows including Mozart in the Jungle, Man in the High Castle, and Transparent.
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Cruz reminded the crowd that he is the only GOP candidate to have beaten Trump in a primary battle — which he has now managed three times — before rattling off all the ways in which Trump was less of a true conservative than he was.
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On the former, ANOHNI gives voice to a child whose entire family has been killed by drones, leaving her begging to join them; she's chanting about the planet's accelerating warming on the latter, rattling off species that are sitting on the verge of extinction.
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Rattling off a list of the Clintons' ties to Russia, Trump raised a widely debunked pay-for-play allegation that Clinton personally profited from a 2009 Uranium deal with Russia during the Clinton-led State Department's "reset" campaign to soften relations with the country.
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And since he was always rattling off his made-up nonsense to a sea of fans in red hats who weren't interested in doing a quick Google search to challenge him, he continued to use applause as confirmation that he is in fact very smart.
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Mr. Hayes estimated that he has at least 1,000 such items, rattling off some of the brands: Chaika, Lada, Volga, ZiL and ZiS from the Soviet Union; Warszawa and Syrena from Poland; Tatra and Skoda from Czechoslovakia; and Trabant and Wartburg from East Germany.
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I knew we started getting closer to Times Square when Josh began rattling off more Times Square facts, explaining the history of the area and its brothel-laden past that was put to an end when former Mayor Rudy Giuliani and the NYPD cracked down.
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He's adept at rattling off the rates of African-American children living below the poverty line, or the disproportionate share of black men who are incarcerated — as he did at a hastily called news conference in Columbia on Wednesday before leaving to campaign in Super Tuesday states.
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The wool is off our eyes: We know that publicly declaring your so-called morals — whether that's rattling off hypocritical feminist ideals on Twitter like Ben Affleck, or in O'Reilly's case, writing a damn children's book on manners — doesn't absolve you from acting predatory in private.
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For anybody who lived through indie in Britain, the very mention of it will start a fire in your belly, taking over your whole body and forcing you to frantically Google search "Naive" on the bus while rattling off a thesis about A Decade In The City.
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He fluently speaks the language of government compliance, rattling off acronyms that consume his time and resources, including E.P.A. (Environmental Protection Agency), OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration), U.S.D.A. (United States Department of Agriculture) and state and local offices, too, like A.C.D.O.H. (Albany County Department of Health).
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So even though Baldwin was in character as Trump when he vowed in the Phoenix rally sketch that he would deliver his greatest "hits" — before rattling off a tired list of his trademark platitudes — he honestly might as well have been directly addressing the SNL audience instead.
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Faced with the inevitable challenge of puttying in the extended gap, the producers wryly handle that in the premiere by having Karen (Megan Mullally) awaken from a nap, rattling off a laundry list of what's transpired in the intervening years, just to make sure she hadn't dreamed it.
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On the more conventional presidential campaigns I have covered — George W. Bush, John McCain, Mitt Romney — the candidate's mobile inner sanctum was a hive of activity, the advisers hovering constantly over their boss, rattling off the latest polling data or words of unsolicited advice from a big donor.
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He also gets slapstick-y on the line "Uh, I'm a love machine / and I won't work for nobody but you," but then he flips the idea on its head by rattling off the response—"It's only me and her cause the Bugatti a coupe"—with unflappable self-assurance.
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The next day, instead of announcing al-Baghdadi's death with the serious, sobering tone his predecessor struck after the bin Laden raid, this president gave a decidedly Trumpian conference, rattling off 8,000 words and veering off the rails during a 40-minute question-and-answer session with reporters.
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But where Musgraves's signature form is the advice song, in which she starts rattling off ethical directives and conservative homilies only to endorse gay marriage or legalizing weed, and thus reclaiming her form and giving it the finger simultaneously, Clark's commitment to fictional performance precludes so candid a strategy.
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"There's so many places that I'm pulled," she says, rattling off a list of TV shows she's on, animated web series she's producing, the YouTube spots, Frozen 2, and a long list of charities she's involved with like No Kid Hungry and the Women's Peace and Humanitarian Fund.
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Mr. Zuckerberg spent hours detailing his vision of the future, rattling off a ticktock of how some of Facebook's biggest deals went down — including the unexpected purchase price of Oculus, which disclosed for the first time an extra $1 billion in extended goal agreements — straight from the horse's mouth.
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Reed Hastings, the CEO and cofounder of Netflix, stood on stage rattling off the list of countries like an overexcited middle school student preening in front of a geography class — or, in this case, the tech lovers at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. Azerbaijan. Vietnam. India. Nigeria. Poland.
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Getting Siri to swear is basically a sport for some Apple fanatics, and there are plenty of ways to go about tricking Apple's voice assistant into rattling off some expletives, which is fun for about 45 seconds and will also probably be the most use you get out of Siri.
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Andre was not a swell talker, and Heenan lays it out on Andre's behalf: The Giant received a trophy recognizing him as the greatest athlete in pro wrestling, only for Hulk Hogan to come out, rattling off a prepared speech and grandstanding his way to leeching from Andre's moment of adulation.
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Jennie Whitaker, the die-hard Gilmore Girls fan who organized this festival more or less on a whim is buzzing around him, calling to volunteers for Sharpies and paper towels, rattling off directions into a walkie talkie, and accepting hugs from random festivalgoers who had begged her personally for tickets.
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When Lesage is summoned to the prison governor's office, Womersley knows that the rattling off of his number "double one five double four" will set bells ringing for the post-"Les Mis" reader, so with a wink and some chronological disregard, he has Lesage think about his "old friend" Jean.
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"It feels great to be a big fish in a small pond," Luke Whittaker, the co-founder of State of Play Games, told Motherboard by phone, rattling off a list of events and festivals (London Games Festival, Now Play This) that groups in the UK have developed to promote its budding games industry.
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He restricted access to Trump, sought to bring order to the Oval Office chaos, and even reportedly has the president on his toes; according to Axios last year, this caused the president to "pick up his game by acting sharper in meetings and even rattling off stats" in an effort to impress Kelly.
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" Amazon warns that these phones aren't compatible with the Echo Auto: Neither are these cars, if you plan to use Bluetooth instead of a 3.5mm cable: Similarly, the Fandango skill initially made me optimistic by rattling off a list of nearby movie showtimes, only to tell me: "I can't currently purchase movie tickets.
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" Claiborne, who's constantly rattling off quotations from his role models both in his books and in conversations, invoked the Brazilian Catholic leader Hélder Câmara to describe the way he splits his time: "When I feed people, they call me a saint; when I ask why people are hungry, they call me a communist.
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"Some of the folks in the corporate media are getting a little bit nervous and they say, 'Bernie can't beat Trump,' so let's look at some of the polls out today," said a notably upbeat Mr. Sanders, before rattling off numbers that showed him beating Mr. Trump nationally and in battleground states.
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I was able to carefully frame up shots of of the dogs that roam the beaches of Belize without squatting on the ground; I could lean the camera out over the side of a boat and snap the picture I wanted without rattling off 703 images in hopes that I'd catch the right one.
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From playing music, telling you the weather, reading news headlines and rattling off some trivia, controlling your smart home (turn on the lights, adjust the thermostat, etc.), calling an Uber, ordering a pizza from Domino's, telling you how many calories you've burned on your Fitbit, reading Kindle e-books, Alexa's capable of so much now.
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When asked where the surges were, Domack sighed and seemed to emit the first half of a laugh before rattling off an extensive sequence of insights pertaining to commodities futures and entertainment industries, with particular regard for how shifting fortunes in food and sports can point with great specificity to certain events or news developments.
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Uzi's already seen at least one such cultural shift first hand: "Skaters, skinnies, Etnies, Ice Creams, Hot Topic, Spencers, you know, all that type shit, all that dark shit," he says, rattling off some of the trends he saw emerge while he was in high school as rap culture took a more alternative turn.
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They must've cooked up something pretty pious because they ended up making a jaw-dropping comeback to beat DeMatha 46-43, but the way it went down was just unreal: Per USA Today, Gonzaga's sophomore quarterback Caleb Williams pulled off some miracles, rattling off three of his six touchdowns in the last three minutes of the game.
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John Kelly, the new White House chief of staff, has taken control in dramatic fashion, and is already imposing unmistakable signs of order after just a few days on the job: Even POTUS appears to be trying to impress his four-star handler, picking up his game by acting sharper in meetings and even rattling off stats.
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Then comes the grand showdown in the House of Commons, at which—in a convention now so well established it should be written into Erskine May's handbook on parliamentary practice—Mr Corbyn lets the prime minister off the hook, rattling off the case against the government with all the wit and agility of an automated supermarket checkout.
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Two more showdowns ensue: Jaime opposite the High Sparrow, in which the Kingslayer gets to recapture some of the 'tude neutered by his three seasons of redemption, clutching the hilt of his sword as he tells the Faith Militant's unimpressed ringleader, "You must long for the next life," before rattling off every bad thing he's ever done.
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Here he is bringing it back to New Orleans and his own history in the third verse, while also rattling off amazing boasts and handling the beat like he's driving the foreign car he raps about: If that's not the kind of virtuosic performance capable of proving who the best rapper is, it's hard to say what would be.
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"This is the harbor where Fredrick Trump arrived from Germany, and whose grandson would become President of the United States," Cuomo said at his third inaugural address, rattling off a list of dignitaries whose parents and grandparents came through the island, including Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg, former Secretary of State Colin Powell and Vice President Pence.
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The surgeon and the resident only examined me for about five minutes before he started rattling off symptoms: permanent rash, upper and lower back pain, pinched nerves in the shoulders, numbness in the hands and fingers, inconsistent weight because cardio is impossible, migrating breast tissue because there's no more space for it on my chest, etc.
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"A Floridian who puts Florida first and knows Florida best needs to be leading our state," said Mr. Putnam, 43, rattling off how many sheriffs were backing his campaign, boasting of his ability to drive from Perdido Key, near Pensacola, to Key West without aid of a GPS and razzing Mr. DeSantis for his ubiquity on Fox News.
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Bugatti Chiron Engine TA28 Bugatti Chiron Engine TA216 Bugatti Chiron Engine TA4 Bugatti Chiron Engine TA2 Bugatti Chiron Engine TA5 Bugatti Chiron Engine TA1 Bugatti Chiron Engine TA3 Bugatti Chiron Engine TA4 Bugatti Chiron Engine TA83 Bugatti Chiron Engine TA5 There's only one way to properly convey the insanity that is the Bugatti Chiron, and that's rattling off ludicrous facts.
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Photos: Brent Rose/GizmodoIf you've ever wondered how a photographer managed to capture the exact moment of an incredible end zone reception or the instant a bird takes flight, the answer, in part, is that the photographer's camera also captured the garbage moments directly before and after that golden frame, with a very expensive camera rattling off photos at tommy gun speeds.
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"I lost the only girl in the world that know me best / I got the money and the fame, and that don't mean shit / I got the Jesus on the chain, man, that don't mean shit," Kanye howled, rattling off grievances with people who still owed him checks and girls who still owed him sex while stewing in the loneliness of fame.
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There was a moment of ambiguity, the man poised there still, instead of bending to the cooler, and then there was a further question, which he didn't grasp until the man began rattling off the names of the beers he stocked, pointing as he did so to a line of bottles on the top row, ten or twelve different brands.
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He moves easily between the young Gregory, rattling off his jokes with the cocksure poise of a man who has learned to read an audience like a book (when a slurring heckler starts in on him, he snaps, "I'd rather be your slave than your liver") and the later Gregory, whom he portrays with just a slight stoop and a small whisper of age in his voice.
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Andrew Cuomo and Mayor Bill de BlasioBill de BlasioDe Blasio slams Bloomberg run for president: He 'epitomizes the status quo' The Hill's 12:30 Report: Washington braces for public impeachment hearings Trump NYC Veterans Day speech met with protests MORE last Friday, claiming that the state "can never be great again" under their leadership and rattling off a number of issues he sees with the state.
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In rattling off all he had done for Israel's government — moving the embassy to Jerusalem, recognizing Israeli sovereignty over the Golan Heights and withdrawing from the Iran nuclear deal — the president appeared intent on expanding his support among Jewish voters, or at least peeling off portions of a small and largely Democratic voting bloc, as well as pleasing evangelical supporters and major donors like Mr. Adelson.
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Aside from the action and gore Rollins executes dutifully while crushing a guy's dick with his bare hands and slurping a puddle of blood off the floor, the movie also gives him a chance to pull off some deadpan humor, like when he plays Bingo or spends a full minute rattling off every job he's had since the Dark Ages (no mention of that Häagen-Dazs gig he had with Ian Mackaye).
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The tabloid cover stories that butter the bread of publisher Sid Hudgens (a wonderfully wormy Danny DeVito) are set-up jobs between himself, snitches, and cops; police captain Dudley Smith (James Cromwell) tells rising young officer Ed Exley (Guy Pearce) that he has "the eye for human weakness, but not the stomach," before rattling off a checklist of how far a real cop has to be willing to go (planting evidence, unapologetic brutality, shooting unarmed suspects).
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I don't wish to offend classical aesthetes by rattling off a list of reasons why I don't often listen to their music, but this album could have suffered from any number of problems — excess asceticism, instrumentalists showing off, an overly prissy ideal of beauty, an overly florid sense of romanticism, especially the European kind whereby the musicians play in an open square while listeners dine outside at a nearby bistro watching a crimson sunset, feeling the wind blow through their hair.
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Ben SasseBenjamin (Ben) Eric SasseThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump lauds tariffs on China while backtracking from more To cash in on innovation, remove market barriers for advanced energy technologies Feds face mounting pressure over Epstein's death MORE (R-Neb.) pressed Kavanaugh on the topic, rattling off concerns from protesters throughout the day that he would protect President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE, in the event of possible charges against the president, if confirmed to the Supreme Court.
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