Loop then retrieves the empty products for cleaning and reuse.
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Athena retrieves the blade and departs, leaving Kratos to die.
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Sis retrieves the spectacles and sets them on Gran's nose again.
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Friend: In the middle of a ga—[retrieves jaw from floor]—me?
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The bot then parses the text you provided and retrieves an appropriate animation.
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Sis retrieves the glasses for Gran and sets them back on her nose.
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Shaun Livingston retrieves a missed shot and the entire restaurant erupts in cheers.
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Its memory, after all, still retrieves information as quickly as it ever did.
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She exhales, then retrieves her phone and flips through photos of her and Bonkers.
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Hippolyte retrieves it just as Thésée appears to witness his son threatening his wife.
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He retrieves a key from his boot and proceeds to let himself out of jail.
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Google says a dedicated task force retrieves the bikes up to seven days a week.
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After the customer retrieves their item, the truck would drive off to the next spot.
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When a Cavalier misses and Thompson retrieves it, we try to fill in the gaps.
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The Loretta Howard exhibition retrieves from the early 21960s a pair of conte crayon drawings.
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He retrieves a carrier bag from the dry bag in back and stores the fish.
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Eventually, Adelaide kills Red and retrieves Jason, who doesn't seem all that happy to see her.
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She sobs a goodbye to her fellow contestants as she retrieves her belongings from her room.
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In the conventional method, a doctor retrieves a woman's eggs and fertilizes them in a Petri dish.
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Through careful storytelling, Weinman retrieves Horner from her role as grist in the mill of literary history.
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Kendra retrieves a chess set, which is next to the French horn and the bird-of-paradise.
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Tom retrieves a battered Naomi from Belgrade and seeks the men who put her in the hospital.
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Before a show, an assistant goes and retrieves everything on these lists of what the DJs needs.
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Even if he retrieves it, I calculate engaging and neutralizing the threat in less than a second.
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She's an incredible returner and retrieves a long way so is able to make a lot of returns.
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She also retrieves a container of toxic photo-developing chemicals that she plans to use to defend herself.
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In today's 360 video, watch as the U.S. Coast Guard retrieves boats displaced during Hurricanes Irma and Maria.
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Kohl also retrieves bats for the school's baseball team, and shoots free throws during basketball games, the newspaper reported.
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But watch as this canopy pilot loses his shoe on a jump and somehow retrieves it in mid-air.
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The punch packed by the toddy is decided by what time the tapper retrieves the pots from the tree.
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Boise State has a dog who retrieves the tee after Kickoffs and I've never seen anything so pure pic.twitter.
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Notable Game Move:Ralph finds himself in a first-person shooter, Hero's Duty, and through some ingenuity retrieves his medal.
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When you next think of your car, your brain retrieves, or brings to mind, many of those past associations.
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BART spokesperson Alicia Trost said the system retrieves items every day and would do the same for anyone who asks.
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Instead, he retrieves a huge tub of marinating chicken thighs from the fridge and plonks it on the work surface.
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Reggie slowly retrieves his ID, the officer hands it back and shuts down the party, sending everyone home pretty shaken.
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Tip "Don't wear shoes," says Ellio Fiapa'i, who retrieves coconuts daily for tourists at the Polynesian Cultural Center on Oahu.
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Garrett retrieves Strudel from her kennel run on the noisy adoption floor, leashes her up, and brings her into the office.
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An officer returns to the yard and retrieves the bag filled with capsules, which an arrest report said contained heroin powder.
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With this information, Swipe Buster retrieves user data from Tinder's application programming interface, or A.P.I. Tinder's A.P.I. and database are public.
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She retrieves him, they embrace, Morgan's disturbing hallucinations finally subside, and even Ezekiel finds his spirits lifted upon the boy's return.
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He finds Aughra, a mysterious, almost diety-like, representative for the Crystal and Thra, and retrieves the Shard just in time.
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Mr. Orta sells what he retrieves around town and says his goal is to earn around $30 to $40 a day.
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As the driver and an officer stand a few feet from the car, another officer retrieves a jacket from the back seat.
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Although, for a full-workup of how the capsule did, we'll need to wait until Blue Origin retrieves it and checks it out.
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The van driver then retrieves the package and delivers it to the receiver's door – in this case coffee, provided to a siroop rep.
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Mr. Orta sells what he retrieves at impromptu markets on Mission Street or at a more formal market on Saturdays on Julian Avenue.
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Moore retrieves buckets of bones from Blue Hill after Barber's team has cleaned them by boiling them in a stockpot for several hours.
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This dog who retrieves the tee after kickoffs at Boise State is the best football player on television tonight at any level pic.twitter.
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Having disobeyed the Waif, she retrieves her sword (a key symbol of her identity), goes on the lam, and ultimately kills the Waif.
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The bot works by querying the Twitter API for the tweet data, and then retrieves the media URL along with a few other fallbacks.
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In this way, Mokyr's vision of a revolution made by hand retrieves the best side of the Enlightenment, and Voltaire as he really was.
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Once a week, Cucchiara said, he retrieves the monitors and uploads the information to a database, which tracks changes in the facilities over time.
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Now she retrieves the rubbish of apartment blocks that have an arrangement with the charity and sorts the recyclable portion in one of its sheds.
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This leads to Alison and Ramon jumping in a bouncy castle, where Donnie retrieves his wife and reveals that their house is currently being searched.
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R. retrieves our Sunday New York Times, and we spend the morning/early afternoon reading and drinking coffee (truly a dream morning in my book).
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In a way, McCormack's and Small's art retrieves some of this identity, stitch by stitch rebuilding forms that have been lost to disease and death.
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" When a user requests an image, Google+ retrieves a version that's actually a quarter of the size, using RAISR's algorithms to "restore detail on [the] device.
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The ghost retrieves a top hat in from Luke's room and puts it on his head (who knows — perhaps the hat had once been the ghost's).
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White goes into his wallet and retrieves a crumpled square of cardboard with a pager number crudely etched onto it in what looks like deer blood.
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She successfully retrieves and fertilizes four eggs from Katkin, testing the embryos to be sure they are chromosomally normal and then implanting them in the surrogate.
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Prince Richard reveals the entire scheme to Aldovia, somehow retrieves the money, and then gives it back to his subjects, who are all getting holiday bonuses now.
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" The macro retrieves the payload in a two-step process which ultimately saves it to the victim's computer in the "Music" directory with a filename of "ljoyoxu.pkzip.
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The program drives this point home with amazing footage in which a white Bengal tiger retrieves the rib cage of some conquest from a hiding place underwater.
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" Ortiz, said Deenihan, "grabs the 2-year-old in the kitchen and holds him down, then retrieves a knife, cuts the baby in the throat, causing his death.
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Balancing on a homemade ladder, the farmer retrieves cobs from a full granary, the bounty of this year's good rains, which broke three years of drought in Malawi.
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Many of his tasks are administrative, although a few weeks ago he had to help dig a grave; a few times a week, he retrieves and embalms bodies.
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Christy Sheppard, whom I've lauded as one of the heroes of this story, meets up with the retiring county court reporter, Dawn Teal, and retrieves Debbie's cowboy belt.
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After I'm dropped off and he retrieves more supplies he'll drive off to North York, then Mississauga, and numerous other neighborhoods until the early hours of the morning.
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Rustling through her belongings lying in a pile of dirt under a tree, the 35-year-old retrieves a small, beat-up cell phone from her black knapsack.
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According to researchers, the attack begins with a single weaponized document, which in turn retrieves malicious code via an email-based channel from its command and control (C2) server.
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Going back years, pedophiles have used Bing to find illegal imagery and have also deployed the site's "reverse image search" feature, which retrieves pictures based on a sample photo.
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Arya retrieves Needle from its hiding spot and reclaims her Stark identity, just as the Faceless Mean Girl tattles on her to Jaqen and asks permission to kill Arya.
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Once the malware retrieves its instructions from the command and control server, the malware runs through lists of web addresses in the background, serving ads to generate fraudulent revenue.
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Shortly before I leave, he goes to his room and retrieves his laptop, then starts bumping these psychedelic, low-slung dance beats that'd slot easily into a Moodymann set.
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Lowe could then be seen hugging Granados-Diaz for about two minutes while also holding the gun away from the student until another staffer retrieves the gun from him.
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When the groceries are ready, they get a notification on their app and then head to a pickup area where a small robot retrieves a locker containing their bags.
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He's a "biblical archaeologist," which is like Indiana Jones except with a mission to strengthen the faith of the faithful with the artifacts he retrieves from around the world.
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After directing Danelle to hold the rose and a glass of champagne while turning to the mountains in the distance, Richard retrieves the ring and gets down on one knee.
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In the pilot episode, the Robinsons' ship crash-lands into a frozen lake and sinks, but after some struggle over who will dive after it, the family quickly retrieves it.
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From the rubble, he retrieves a cassette tape, and the music stops; he then walks away with as much unexplained determination as he had when recovering the tape seconds before.
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First, the "candidate generation network takes events from the user's YouTube activity history as input and retrieves a small subset (hundreds) of videos from a large corpus," the researchers note.
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Imagine a contract that gets data from elsewhere and then takes action—an agricultural-insurance policy, say, that retrieves weather data and pays out automatically if there has been no rainfall.
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Each day, the jailer rolls a 100-sided die to choose one of the prisoners, whom he then retrieves from her cell and brings to the table with the wine glass.
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A military officer stationed in an office nearby retrieves an aluminum suitcase - the "football" containing the launch codes for the U.S. nuclear arsenal - and rushes to wake the commander in chief.
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The photograph, with its perspective tilted down the toilet bowl, recalls the scene in the film "Trainspotting" (1996) in which a character retrieves drugs that have gone down a public toilet.
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If a tenant has not stopped in to request that he fix a shower head or install a socket, he retrieves his instrument and practices, surrounded by wiring, cords, brooms and buckets.
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It is illegal to transfer medications from one patient to another, so she goes to the patient's fridge and retrieves any leftover drugs and destroys them, with bleach, or coffee, or dirt.
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If your provider doesn't support Push notifications (where emails are sent to your phone as they arrive, in real time), it will automatically enable Fetch (where your phone retrieves emails regularly at preset times).
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Martha retrieves the surveillance logs for them, and Philip and Elizabeth pick a night they can meet their source, William, played by Dylan Baker, who brings sarcasm and a dry humor to the role.
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He retrieves the crude statuette through a tear in his mattress, digging it out of the hairy stuffing with probing fingers that Eggers — who has the eye of a miniaturist — shows in close-up.
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Gail Collins When a man at a Florida airport retrieves his luggage, takes out a gun and kills five people, the only part people are surprised about is that it happened at an airport.
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Capella retrieves it and two-hand slams it down over a hapless, disoriented Jeff Green, who could not possibly be in a worse place at a worse time, getting the dunk and the foul.
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More banks are now offering a simple tool to protect bank accounts quickly, while the customer figures out where the card might be and retrieves it — or decides it's lost and requests a new one.
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The only thing that ends is the dominion of external powers over the destiny of humankind, an abdication that also eliminates the possibility of a returning savior who retrieves the world from the brink of destruction.
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Barry T. Tooth Fairy, a London-area tooth fairy who usually retrieves the teeth of a young Mr. Sam Warren, was forced to leave a tough but fair note alongside Sam's monetary reward earlier this week. Why?
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A giant mechanical claw reaches down from the flies at one point and retrieves from a pit in the stage the ruined wooden shell of a shipwrecked boat; the migrants it carried mill around, their future uncertain.
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I was in pieces after "Blue Valentine," and had to be swept up from the floor of the cinema by the guy who retrieves the spilled popcorn, but the "The Light Between Oceans" left me disappointingly intact.
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Falk retrieves his memories only gradually as he gets the lay of the land in Kiewarra — and learns to cope with the fact that just about 100 percent of the town's population still blames and hates him.
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As documented in a 2011 study in Behavioral Processes, Chaser has learned the names of 1,022 different toys — when directed to pick a specific toy up, she retrieves the correct one about 95 percent of the time.
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It boasts a glazed side elevation that exposes the robotic car elevator, which installs and retrieves cars from closely stacked shelves: a preparation for the dance performances in the Faena Forum arts centre to which it is appended.
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In it, she's kept everything (she used to have Hujar's camera, but she recently donated it to the Morgan Library & Museum), and retrieves her datebook from 1974 onto which Davis's decades-old appointments are scribbled in fading pen.
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Called Loop and announced at the World Economic Forum in Davos on Thursday, it delivers products such as orange juice, shampoo and laundry detergent in reusable glass and metal bottles to shopper doorsteps and retrieves the empties for cleaning and reuse.
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UNION CITY, NJ — Visit Boxed headquarters, and you'll find lighthearted employees working right alongside an automated picking machine that retrieves items without human help, two miles of conveyor belts that move items faster than people can, and other robotic devices.
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Here's everyone else's job, in a nutshell: Pettifer retrieves the whores to be "kidnapped" by Atticus, who shoots Pettifer in the head, probably on orders to tie up loose ends, but I like to think it was revenge for Winter, too.
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UCL researchers are hoping to block that association by administering ketamine to heavy drinkers (they haven't said how, in order to avoid bias in the study) and inhibiting NMDA right as the brain retrieves the memory caused by the trigger.
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The fisherman who discovers the robe of feathers, played by Tsuneyoshi Mori, is actually a supporting player who mainly observes the action when he encounters the Angel, who explains that only if she retrieves the robe can she ascend once more to heaven.
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These centers use tech such as a 3D storage system where a robot, based on a customer's order, retrieves the proper bin from stacks of storage containers and transports it to another area where humans or other robots grab the correct products.
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The documents, obtained by the ACLU of Northern California in a FOIA lawsuit, indicate that Vigilant Solutions and Thomson Reuters explained to ICE that its access to license plate scans could grow exponentially, just by asking local law enforcement agencies the company retrieves data from.
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A 200-unit building may receive around 50 packages a day, and more during the holidays, with a box waiting an average of 16 hours before its recipient retrieves it, according to Georgianna Oliver, the chief executive of Package Concierge, a storage locker company.
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When you are in the office and loading a webpage on a laptop, the primary base station retrieves the webpage data and bounces it to the satellite station, which then beams it to your computer in the office in what's known as a hop.
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"The resulting semi-synthetic organism both encodes and retrieves increased information," report the authors this week in Nature, "and should serve as a platform for the creation of new life forms and functions," like new kinds of bacteria with specialized purposes (cleaning the environment, storing gifs...who knows) for example.
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Groups range from the Dirty Girls, a collective that retrieves wet clothes discarded by refugees on the beaches and cleans them ready for reuse, to No Border Kitchen, an anarchist kitchen crew from Germany, which for several months cooked thousands of meals a day for refugees near the island's main ferry port.
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If Apple retrieves anything from the water-damaged phone that relates to the day the boys disappeared - including photos, texts and social media posts - the data will be given to a judge, who will decide if it is evidence and whether it may be shared with the families, according to a report by WPLG television in Miami.
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Your chosen character smashes through windows, knocks down and executes goons at point-blank range, lets off pipe bombs and sets up gun turrets to tear through gang members, plasters up posters, steals cheese, burns ganja, retrieves bonsai trees, and unleashes purring-but-deadly kitten bombs about the place, all in the name of... politics, actually.
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