" Tongue is sandwiched between "challah medallions" with "dill aioli.
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In it, Cameron stands happily sandwiched between Kim and Kanye.
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That whole setup was sandwiched between two manganese oxide electrodes.
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In tiny Uruguay, sandwiched between them, it is old hat.
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A mute button is handily sandwiched between two volume buttons.
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Sandwiched between the two is Huawei, with 76.6 million shipments.
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We are really sandwiched between two thousand hectares, two airports.
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Bacteria in agar could easily be sandwiched between the layers.
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Mr. Syfert and his neighbors found themselves sandwiched between them.
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In the second, her mother Monica Braithwaite is sandwiched between them.
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Snoeys-Lagler sandwiched between a young Kevin Bacon and Tom Hanks.
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United's horrors were sandwiched between two other self-inflicted brand disasters.
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The Balkan countries are sandwiched between EU members Greece and Hungary.
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Tuesday, March 8, is sandwiched between two much more Super Tuesdays.
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Each category name — earrings, charms, bracelets — gets sandwiched between heart emoticons.
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Metallica was No. 19, sandwiched between Elvis Presley and Elton John.
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Maesaiah arrived in a car sandwiched between two heavily armed police vans.
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Vander Plaats tweeted out a picture of him sandwiched between the Pompeos.
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Panels can consist of plastic or polyurethane fillings sandwiched between aluminum sheets.
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This chicken patty is sandwiched between two potato latkes instead of buns.
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Panels can consist of plastic or polyurethane fillings sandwiched between aluminium sheets.
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It'll be 75 and sunny, sandwiched between a gloomy week and weekend.
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They include Kangchenjunga — the world's third-highest — sandwiched between India and Nepal.
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These days, sandwiched between surfing sessions, Mr. Schmidt "shapes" surfboards by hand.
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Door County is a picturesque peninsula sandwiched between Green Bay and Lake Michigan.
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Sandwiched between Namibia and Zimbabwe, many of its elephants cross into their territories.
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Sandwiched between Labor Day and Thanksgiving, Columbus Day is an awkward U.S. holiday.
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It features a fried chicken patty sandwiched between two maple pancake-like buns.
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Trump's appearance in Colorado will be sandwiched between a pair of international trips.
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Sandwiched between those losses was a title triumph in the inaugural Taiwan Open.
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Senate sandwiched between the former desks of the unionist Daniel Webster and the
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I reached 110th Street and wound up sandwiched between two Fire Department ambulances.
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This is a piece of boneless fried chicken sandwiched between two glazed doughnuts.
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An intermediary feeding style, likely suction feeding, was sandwiched between the two feeding modes.
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We played the Seattle River Rock Festival, sandwiched between Albert Collins and Tina Turner.
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Pret was founded in London in 1986, sandwiched between office buildings on Victoria Street.
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Most of the sparsely available farmland is along the Nile, sandwiched between two deserts.
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Instead, it's a hearty helping of hazelnut spread sandwiched between two glistening buns. Sweet!
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Our working moms are also sandwiched between raising young children and aiding aging parents.
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Russia has an exclave, Kaliningrad, sandwiched between Poland and Lithuania along the Baltic Sea.
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They're sandwiched between actual adults like longtime West collaborators Virgil Abloh and Hudson Mohawke.
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Sandwiched between the de Falla works were two lesser-known pieces by Spanish composers.
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But despite being sandwiched between two lettuce leaves, the burger tasted greasy and unhealthy.
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His right hand was swollen from being sandwiched between the helmets of two players.
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The prototype consists of four stilts supporting two plates sandwiched between a thermoelectric generator.
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But I was literally sandwiched between the two of them yelling at each other.
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To make houses, polystyrene foam is sandwiched between two slabs of steel wire mesh.
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It's sort of this little canvas for experimentation sandwiched between beautiful established residential neighborhoods.
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What's more, it's actually sandwiched between Iceland's biggest airport (a 20-minute drive away) ...
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This will be sandwiched between the playlist's name and its current number of followers.
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The barren nation, sandwiched between Ethiopia, Eritrea and Somalia, also hosts Japanese and French bases.
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The euro was steady at $1.1945, sandwiched between support at $1.1836 and resistance at $1.2092.
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The damp, gray apartment building, sandwiched between two tower blocks, is actually a retirement home.
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The only thing better than standing for two hours is being sandwiched between your rivals.
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Warm the tortillas, sandwiched between damp paper towels, for about 30 seconds in the microwave.
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It consisted of two burgers and American cheese, sandwiched between slices of a glazed doughnut.
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Sandwiched between bright, summery days this week is our gray midweek patty, if you will.
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The sandwich features a fillet of boneless fried chicken sandwiched between two fresh glazed doughnuts.
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The material in the exterior cladding consisted of insulation sandwiched between two sheets of aluminum.
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They lived in a vermin-infested boardinghouse sandwiched between a butcher shop and a brothel.
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Sandwiched between the two trains, the vehicle burst into flames and was all but destroyed.
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All of these sandwiched between a roll of the die and trading coins for wild cards.
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As noted by the Huffington post, Xennials fit the microgeneration sandwiched between Gen X and Millennials.
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Sandwiched between her fur clad children, she can be seen wearing a qipao, or cheongsam, dress.
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Sadly, her date is sandwiched between two Krystal episodes, so it almost flies under the radar.
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The tiny, barren nation sandwiched between Ethiopia, Eritrea and Somalia, also hosts U.S. and French bases.
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Moldova's corrupt leaders have long played its location, sandwiched between Ukraine and Romania, to their advantage.
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The Saturday panel was part of the convention's most high-profile day, sandwiched between Warner Bros.
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In her Manhattan neighborhood, she can see only slivers of the sky sandwiched between high-rises.
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Dr Eleftheriou's invention consists of a tiny blob of germanium antimony telluride sandwiched between two electrodes.
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The official lighting was sandwiched between an array of musical performances, mostly of classic holiday songs.
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The entrance is sandwiched between Metropolitan Commercial Bank and Ramaz Lower School across from Fresh&Co.
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It is somewhat fitting, then, that Keane's finest hour is sandwiched between those two extraordinary endings.
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As for the food: it was typically sandwiched between two buns, sometimes with cheese, sometimes without.
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It is sandwiched between the 5053-acre Washington Park Arboretum and the densely wooded Interlaken Park.
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The couple's 7 -year-old daughter, who was sandwiched between her parents on the motorcycle, survived.
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Sandwiched between the Iowa and Nevada caucuses was the perfect primary state for him: New Hampshire.
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Sandwiched between China and India, Bhutan spans approximately 221,22040 square miles -- roughly the size of Maryland.
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Ms. Chin's TriBeCa building, sandwiched between converted lofts on Vestry Street, was quiet on Thursday morning.
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According to Japanese law, a normal weekday sandwiched between two national holidays becomes a holiday itself.
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They came in a convoy of sorts, a black paddy wagon sandwiched between two cop cars.
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This tunnel was sandwiched between plates made of a mixture of silicone rubber and aluminum oxide powder.
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The tiny, barren nation, sandwiched between Ethiopia, Eritrea and Somalia, and also hosts Japanese and French bases.
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Eat them with fried shrimp or roast beef sandwiched between two slices of crispy, fluffy French bread.
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Sandwiched between two of them is an excerpt from a Des Moines Register editorial praising Mr. Sanders.
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Geographically, it is sandwiched between Russia, China and the Middle East, astride once and future trade routes.
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Bond is sandwiched between the paraphernalia of real-life spying, including bugs, silk maps and cipher pads.
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"Su was in the backseat of the SUV, sandwiched between two Canadian law enforcement officers," Vallese recalls.
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He sits at a stool sandwiched between two pianos and users suggest songs for him to play.
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This sweater combines cross-stitching with comfort to showcase the Fab Five sandwiched between rainbow Christmas trees.
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It's an inoffensive beef patty with American cheese melted on top, sandwiched between two classic McDonald's buns.
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Currently, President Putin's military occupies 85033 percent of Moldova, a landlocked country sandwiched between Ukraine and Romania.
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It consists of repeated bouts of all-out, punishing effort sandwiched between several minutes of lighter exercise.
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It was sandwiched between a gorgeous overlook of the land below Volterra and a quaint coffee shop.
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The hotel in Ledgewood where they have been living since mid-February is sandwiched between two highways.
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An early version of the Burger King logo featured curved letters sandwiched between two yellow burger buns.
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Mr. Biden will be sandwiched between Ms. Harris and Mr. Booker in the center of the stage.
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The tiny, barren nation sandwiched between Ethiopia, Eritrea and Somalia also hosts U.S., Japanese and French bases.
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The moon features a vast, warm subterranean ocean, one sandwiched between an icy crust and a rocky core.
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Adipose (fatty) tissue is found under the skin, sandwiched between muscles, and around internal organs like the heart.
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The power plant sits in San Francisco's Dogpatch neighborhood, a district sandwiched between the bayfront and Potrero Hill.
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What I saw was pretty straightforward, really: It was Noma Dumezweni, sandwiched between Jamie Parker and Paul Thornley.
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When the girls grew drowsy they were hoisted back onto the bikes, each sandwiched between two male riders.
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In the original Pumpkins sketch, Tom Hanks slaps the asses of the two skeleton men he's sandwiched between.
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In the photo, Lisa Marie is sandwiched between her two girls with a slight smile on her face.
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The nation's massive soy crushers and grains elevators are sandwiched between the Pampas and the deeply dredged Parana.
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Bernal is fifth overall, 2:02 off the pace, with Dutchman Steven Kruijswijk and Pinot sandwiched between them.
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Ukraine is a country sandwiched between Russia and Europe and is often tugged both ways by its neighbors.
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We're talking burgers that have been stacked high between layers of decadent toppings and sandwiched between novelty buns.
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With road games against the New York Giants and Dallas Cowboys sandwiched between home divisional games, nothing's guaranteed.
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A shop in Georgia is famous for serving ice cream sandwiched between the two halves of a doughnut.
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His tenure on TV was sandwiched between two stints at The Post, which Mr. Murdoch bought in 21971.
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With Portugal sandwiched between Spain and the Mediterranean sea, it's no wonder fish feature heavily in Lisbon's cuisine.
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Snowmageddon was sandwiched between two other blizzards at the beginning and end of February, prolonging the cleanup process.
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Each panel made by RSG 3-D consists of fire retardant foam sandwiched between two wire mesh faces.
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As you can see ... the mural features 2 massive butterfly wings with the word "ME!" sandwiched between them.
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Several restaurants have come up with whaleburgers, a patty of whale meat sandwiched between buns or pressed rice.
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His free throws took a jump in the borderline-unwatchable years sandwiched between Bosh's departure and Lowry's arrival.
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Macedonia is a landlocked country north of Greece, sandwiched between Bulgaria on its east and Albania on the west.
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Multi-ethnic Singapore, sandwiched between two large, Muslim-majority nations, has never seen a successful attack by Islamist militants.
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Much like any burger, they are topped with cheese, spicy mayonnaise, and lettuce, and sandwiched between two fluffy buns.
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On the other side of the road, four women died when three rockets hit buildings sandwiched between narrow streets.
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Or why not try the "Strawberry Lemonade," with fresh strawberries, lemon mascarpone, and mozzarella sandwiched between a grilled doughnut?
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Restaurants sit nested in indoor walkways, while nondescript offices are sandwiched between coffee shops, internet cafes and hostess clubs.
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Two kinds of cheese, sausage, ketchup, and crushed chips sandwiched between two orange buns make up the Charmander burger.
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Spice up your life with this Argentine staple featuring chorizo sausage split in half and sandwiched between a roll.
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" The two flavors (which should not be cold in the first place) will be sandwiched between two cookie "buns.
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The country, sandwiched between India and China, has had three new governments since the earthquake, causing delays in rebuilding.
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Potato fritters are sandwiched between halves of pao in a fun evocation of wada pao, a Mumbai street snack.
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It was sandwiched between Half-Life and Deus Ex, two games that redefined the sci-fi first-person shooter.
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Yet sandwiched between the constant "witch hunt" accusations, Mr. Trump managed to say something that hit a raw nerve.
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Its "gelati" is a cup of frozen custard with a layer of slushy Italian ice sandwiched between two swirls.
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For instance, there is an 18-inch-deep gravel bed, sandwiched between two concrete slabs, under the buildings' subbasements.
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More broadly, the shooting was sandwiched between some other high-profile episodes that convulsed the city in the 1980s.
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That is sandwiched between 31.1 percent held in equities and 18 percent in fixed income, according to the report.
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Sandwiched between "The Simpsons" and "Bob's Burgers" is "Duncanville," a new animated series that fits right into the lineup.
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Sherman was so happy to be sandwiched between my daughters, I moved aside and let them do their thing.
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For their part, the age groups sandwiched between Gen Z and the boomers favor a mix of those companies.
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One of my favorite details was this pair of books sandwiched between pineapple bookends in the largest conference room.
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The Organ Pipe Cactus Monument is sandwiched between the Cabeza Prieta National Wildlife Refuge and the Tohono O'odham Reservation.
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The creamy chocolate cheesecake was sandwiched between two layers of moist cake and topped with a light, chocolatey frosting.
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" After a midday break, Zinke held an "external call" sandwiched between two "external meetings," followed by another "external call.
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The storefront is sandwiched between a computer repair shop on the left and a hair salon on the right.
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Counting as "outrages on decency", it is sandwiched between "sexual penetration of a corpse" and "sexual penetration with living animal".
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"My incredible parents celebrated their 38th wedding anniversary Friday," she wrote alongside a photo of herself sandwiched between her parents.
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She probes the American West through sculpture and mixed media work, often public, sandwiched between amber plains and cloudless skies.
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Once sandwiched between the salmon patties (cooked in coconut oil for some bonus complimentary flavor), I chomped in expecting fireworks.
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Sycamore, measuring about 10 mm (0.39 inch) across, is made using aluminum and indium parts sandwiched between two silicon wafers.
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The big Control and Alt buttons, meanwhile, have been shrunk down, so a new button could be sandwiched between them.
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The retired MLB pro posted a video of him sandwiched between the famously musically gifted duo: Lopez and Anthony, 50.
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On the proposed list of affected goods, sandwiched between special purpose motor vehicles and refrigerated vessels, is HTS code 8711.60.
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"You let a stripper trap you," West tweeted, sandwiched between a list of critiques – and fashion compliments – aimed at Khalifa.
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Mongolia, a former Soviet satellite sandwiched between China and Russia, is regarded as an oasis of democracy in the region.
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The Pretzel Croissant Breakfast Sandwich features cherrywood smoked bacon, Wisconson aged white cheddar and egg sandwiched between a pretzel croissant.
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The carbon-fiber deck is sandwiched between the brushed-aluminum lid and base, giving it a contemporary two-toned look.
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Sandwiched between them is a custard filling with a raspberry jelly center, so it tastes just like the real thing.
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Rosberg's replacement Valtteri Bottas will start third in Sunday's race, sandwiched between Vettel and his Ferrari team mate Kimi Raikkonen.
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KFC is testing a "Chicken and Donuts" menu in 40 restaurants that features fried chicken sandwiched between two glazed doughnuts.
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Audi has nearly perfected the modern-but-attractive interior, with cutting-edge technology sandwiched between high quality controls and materials.
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An LCD, or liquid crystal display, is basically a layer of liquid crystal sandwiched between two sheets of polarized glass.
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Seattle is sandwiched between water and mountains and doesn't get as much rain as you'd think, said one local expert.
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Mr. Rapp once told the story of being on the bill at a Philadelphia concert sandwiched between two other acts.
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Yet he was among the Dayton area's faintly fortunate: His house still stood, sandwiched between two that no longer did.
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DIPLE also makes the use of prepared slides (when a sample is sandwiched between two pieces of glass) much easier.
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His Twitter feed has offered thoughts about the volatile situation throughout the day, sandwiched between the normal grumbling about Democrats.
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Instead, he retires ranked 21st in career passing touchdowns, with 248, sandwiched between the standouts Drew Bledsoe and Boomer Esiason.
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There they discovered a wild patch of France sandwiched between rough beaches and thick pine forests crawling with wild boar.
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The session was sandwiched between a White House lunch with Republican senators and an event promoting "Made in America" week.
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Juul was in the Fidelity's fund top 10 holdings at the end of July, sandwiched between Visa Inc and Salesforce.
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Overtown is sandwiched between swanky downtown Miami high-rises and artsy Wynwood with its shops, bars and world-renowned street art.
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The account has bubbled into my timeline dozens of times over the last few years, sandwiched between news blasts and memes.
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A rescuer in Louisiana couldn't believe his eyes when he discovered a cat sandwiched between a garage door and some molding.
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Yet the voters of Bhutan, a Himalayan country of 800,000 sandwiched between India and China, are capable of delivering harsh verdicts.
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If the sex you usually have is sandwiched between ordinary life, maybe romantic sex means getting away from your ordinary bed.
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Then we were in Dallas and we were sandwiched between Chuck Berry and Sam & Dave and we kept going like that.
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Trion is nearly 500 square miles (1,285 sq km) in size and is sandwiched between other blocks in border-straddling Perdido.
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Over those six seasons, LeBlanc had four separate stints in the major leagues, sandwiched between trips on the Triple-A shuttle.
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Even his promise to "quickly cut the head off ISIS — and take their oil" is sandwiched between two promises about immigration.
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At just 1.7 centimeters, these robots are made of magnets and PVC sandwiched between layers of laser cut paper or polystyrene.
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Biden will be sandwiched between his two fiercest critics in the party's 0003 Democratic primary field: Harris and New Jersey Sen.
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Again, another throwback to the iPhone 24 and 24S, which had stainless steel frames sandwiched between its glass front and back.
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The Strait of Hormuz is a crucial waterway to Iran's south, sandwiched between the Persian Gulf and the Gulf of Oman.
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Their arrival is a welcome development in Lithuania, which is sandwiched between Russia and the heavily armed Russian exclave in Kaliningrad.
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Mom will love keeping her favorite books sandwiched between these sturdy glass vases which she can fill with her favorite flowers.
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But sandwiched between those two giants stood a soundtrack that has been historically eclipsed by both and criminally underrated by all.
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ODE TO JOY sandwiched between HATERADE and HASHTAG (both of the newer entries are also debuts) made me laugh out loud.
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The issue arose primarily because seeing Schumer's name sandwiched between those of Melissa McCarthy, Adele, and Ashley Graham seemed utterly incongruous.
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The race went to overtime, and on the restart, Logano got sandwiched between drivers and dropped to seventh at the finish.
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I was sandwiched between the craggy peaks of 7,600-foot mountains in front of me, and 1333,200-foot peaks behind me.
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The amount of undeclared Swiss assets in Liechtenstein, a principality of just 38,000 people sandwiched between Switzerland and Austria, is unknown.
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Chopped to pieces, it is folded into tacos, scattered over tostadas or sandwiched between facing pairs of quesadillas to make mulitas.
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The patty is topped with a slice of American cheese, smothered with their signature "ShackSauce" and sandwiched between a toasted potato bun.
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Turn on the television, and every break is blanketed with Ossoff coverage — normally, one pro-Ossoff ad sandwiched between two negative ads.
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The World Justice Project ranks America 22014th of 113 countries for access to and affordability of justice, sandwiched between Uganda and Cameroon.
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Sandwiched between the layers of hydrogel is a layer of silicone with embedded phosphors, which light up when electricity moves through them.
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IBM's researchers are working on something slightly different: chip stacks in which slices of memory are sandwiched between slices of processing logic.
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This full moon is sandwiched between those two dates I gave you to watch out for grumpy Saturn (September 23 and 25).
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In a brief news conference afterwards, sandwiched between two treatment sessions, the Briton said that his victory had come at a cost.
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Yeah, a video would solve this problem, but you're standing on the train sandwiched between strangers or driving a car or jogging.
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The nation of 3.5 million people, sandwiched between Ukraine and European Union member Romania, is one of the poorest countries in Europe.
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Sandwiched between an armpit and a bulging backpack in a crowded train car, I quickly began to feel pools of perspiration forming.
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"If the plastic is permanently sandwiched between the stone and bitumen, there's no way it will ever see the environment," says Patel.
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This is the one I use; I prop it up so that it's sandwiched between my lower back and my desk chair.
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In the 12th minute, Cameron floated a ball high toward the penalty box, where Zardes was sprinting below, sandwiched between two defenders.
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We all scream for ice cream, especially when it's sandwiched between two of our favorite fluffy cookies (oh, AND rolled in sprinkles).
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In "Star Wars," Mustafar is the small world sandwiched between two gas giants, glowing an eerie red from its continuous lava flows.
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The town is sandwiched between rival groups, including Kurdish fighters to the west and opposition groups backed by Turkey to the east.
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These planetary connections are fab for your social life; however, sandwiched between them is a solar eclipse in Cancer—extreme as hell!
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How else would they wind up sandwiched between your couches' cushions half the time when you swore you left them on the counter?
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The cookie, which just had a limited release, is fairly simple: it's Swedish Fish-flavored creme sandwiched between two regular chocolate Oreo cookies.
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The problem is that Deerfield Beach is sandwiched between two airports which are no-fly zones for drones, according to drone website Hivemapper.
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SANDWICHED BETWEEN Bill Clinton and George H.W. Bush on the presidential debate platform in 1992, Ross Perot looked like a grizzled man-child.
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IMF figures from 63 show that in the pecking order of the continent's economies, South Africa is now sandwiched between Nigeria and Egypt.
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Sandwiched between these two events, Trump's speech is expected to make some reference to the effort to toss him from office, advisers said.
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Surface chief Panos Panay introduced the new 85-inch model today, and briefly showed it sandwiched between two of the 50-inch versions.
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Within a few months, it served mid-roll ads sandwiched between every half-dozen or so videos on the home "For You" feed.
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Sandwiched between the trailing leftists and the two leading candidates in the polls, Fillon vowed too to fight on despite a financial scandal.
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The treat, which is not to be mistaken for a cookie, consists of a layer of chocolate cream sandwiched between two chocolate biscuits.
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Those targeted have accounts at Valartis Bank Liechtenstein, located in the tiny Alpine principality sandwiched between Austria and Switzerland, Bild am Sonntag reported.
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It's made up of a thick foam core — which is about 97 percent air — that's sandwiched between two layers of carbon-carbon composite.
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Yup, a piece of hard iron or steel gets sandwiched between two pieces of soft iron until they're all hammered and welded together.
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Just last month, model Ashley Graham added her first Vogue cover to her portfolio, though the model was sandwiched between six other women.
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Korea, feeling sandwiched between China and Japan, wanted to chart an economic future for its citizens distinct from the rest of East Asia.
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These sentiments weren't hidden away in the B-sides or sandwiched between hit singles either, they were front and centre on his hits.
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Not to mention the fact that the games are sandwiched between the matinee and evening performance on Wednesdays and the Thursday evening performances.
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The country, home to only about 3 million people, is a vast expanse of mineral-rich land strategically sandwiched between China and Russia.
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Only 2200,225 people live in the Ridgecrest area, which is sandwiched between more populated areas of Southern California and Las Vegas' Clark County.
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And as they continue to be "sandwiched" between supporting their children and their parents, all while straddled with debt, can you blame them?
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"Until recently, it's been mostly ice, most of the time," he said of the Arctic waters sandwiched between Canada, Greenland, Alaska, and Russia.
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This digital superhighway runs through beautiful Burlington, a small city sandwiched between the distant Green Mountains and the 125-mile-long Lake Champlain.
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Last year, 112 million people tuned into the Super Bowl, making the ads sandwiched between the programming a coveted spot on the air.
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Sandwiched between these (somewhat) benign accusations is a story about how a customer complained that accounts were opened without his knowledge or consent.
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The chocolate pancake is as delicious as I remember—a super-thick layer of melted Nutella sandwiched between the crunchy, snowy-white pancake.
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We were doing that casual, millennial thing that begins on Tinder and spreads into bar dates, sandwiched between bar dates with other people.
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The Place Sandwiched between a Mexican restaurant and a dim sum joint on a dark side street, the place is easy to miss.
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Sandwiched between Russia and Turkey, Georgia is a small country with celebrated cuisine, gorgeous landscapes — and a scarcity of world-renowned tourist attractions.
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ARVEYRES, France — The rabbit — the "Imperial Rabbit" — looks out quietly from the vineyard's sign, sandwiched between the familiar words ''Great Wine of Bordeaux.
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It&aposs sandwiched between the bowl of the Little Dipper to the left and the handle of the Big Dipper to the right.
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People in Gen X, the forgotten generation, require a great deal of financial strength and resolve to handle being "sandwiched" between several generations.
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"Lamb added, "For younger pop fans it will feel like an intimate surprise sandwiched between heavily produced uptempo dance-pop on the radio.
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The Flight is a three-layer rain jacket, with a waterproof membrane sandwiched between a durable, recycled outer layer and an inner lining.
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Sandwiched between the two is the midsole, the cushy layer of foam that provides support, absorbs impact, and gives the shoe a springiness.
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The deafening rattle of an electric saw often fills the church, which is hidden down a lane and sandwiched between two apartment buildings.
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He has become a regular at the Armenian Taverna, sandwiched between a dry cleaner and a bank in the heart of the city.
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At Trump Tower on Fifth Avenue, the Trump Store is downstairs from the lobby, sandwiched between a restaurant and an ice cream parlor.
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On day three, filling is sandwiched between two layers of pastry, the edges are sealed, and the final construction is shaped before baking.
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Later, a performance of Tchaikovsky's "Romeo and Juliet Fantasy Overture" is smartly sandwiched between E•MO•TION tracks "Boy Problems" and "All That".
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Moldova, sandwiched between Romania and Ukraine, is still largely undiscovered to many travelers—it is the third least-visited European country, after all.
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AQ, his only restaurant with a full liquor license, is two doors away from the TBD space, with a coffee shop sandwiched between them.
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The new treats come with a dark chocolate creme—"made with real cocoa" as touted on the packaging—sandwiched between their classic chocolate wafers.
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The switches contain the same ingredient that turns a silver spoon black when it touches an egg: silver sulfide, sandwiched between solid metallic silver.
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Sandwiched between two women who provided me with frozen burritos and my own cardboard burrito girl, I could feel time slow to a crawl.
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The dark-hued Bartok concert was sandwiched between two sunny Dvorak pieces, concluding with an energetic performance of the nature-inspired Symphony No. 8.
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Sandwiched between the cloth is a plastic strip sporting the standard ports: three USB 3.0, USB 3.1 Type C, DisplayPort, HDMI and the like.
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However, sandwiched between them you'll find a cream filling that is flavored to taste (and dyed to look) like the red Swedish Fish candy.
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Russian naval facilities in the enclave of Kaliningrad, sandwiched between NATO allies Poland and Lithuania, have been selected as the headquarters for the exercise.
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Sandwiched between Chestnut Hill, with its upscale boutiques, and less affluent Germantown, where Ms. Solomon lives, it has long stood for upward black mobility.
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The temples, which provide a look into the lives and culture of the ancient people of the Himalayas, are sandwiched between Kashmir and Kangra.
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Fittingly, one of the main opposition points is George Washington Plaza, a rich neighborhood sandwiched between the barrios of El Paraiso and La Vega.
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Sandwiched between the bad days have been sharp rebound rallies that included the Dow's best three days in history in terms of points gained.
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This is the way things are in Hungary, a landlocked country of 20193 million people sandwiched between Austria, Romania, and Ukraine (among other countries).
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Sandwiched between those two sapphire elements, the components of the skeleton movement, made of solid gold or colored brass, are visible from all angles.
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The product uses Razer's proprietary Thermaphene technology sandwiched between a microfiber lining and an outer casing with perforations to help let the heat out.
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Sandwiched between Ulysses Dove's "Episodes" (1987) and Robert Battle's "The Hunt" (2001), both full of superficially combative relationships, "Shelter" deals with more pressing conflicts.
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My hometown, Baton Rouge, lies sandwiched between sadness, with a Harvey-hammered Texas to our west and an Irma-battered Florida to our east.
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Several U.S. eyes in the sky were trained on a single-story, flat-roof building, about 30 feet wide, sandwiched between two larger buildings.
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The neighborhood, which is sandwiched between two popular tourist destinations, Times Square and Herald Square, has become home to 37 new hotels since 2005.
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The vessel's main role is to transport LNG to the Kaliningrad region, which is separated from Russia's mainland and sandwiched between Poland and Lithuania.
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There are plenty of moments when you just want to check a quick notification, bit it's incredibly narrow and sandwiched between two massive bezels.
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Griessmuehle, which was founded eight years ago on the site of a former noodle factory, is sandwiched between a canal and a train line.
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Video posted on social media sites showed the attorney general looking forlorn while retreating from the area, sandwiched between two men on a motorbike.
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It's much easier to send emojis There's now an emoji button on the keyboard, sandwiched between the button for numbers and the space bar.
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At 136-49 Roosevelt Avenue, sandwiched between a video-game store and a bubble tea counter, Ruimilk appears no more than six feet wide.
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Pietrasanta counts 21968 marble workshops and bronze foundries in its mere 27.5 square miles, sandwiched between the mountains and the Tyrrhenian Sea in Tuscany.
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That's the only window of good weather, sandwiched between the monsoon season, which usually begins in June, and the end of the frigid winter.
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It's gotten to the point where the only events the network manages to show uninterrupted are races that can be neatly sandwiched between commercials.
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There, sandwiched between options for muting and blocking accounts, you have the option to mute keywords: Twitter's approach to muting words isn't all-encompassing.
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They started training in a tiny Judo and boxing gym sandwiched between two auto repair shops in Renton, another suburb just south of Seattle.
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Kuwait is sandwiched between Iraq and Saudi Arabia, another oil-rich nation that was — as it still is in 225 — an important US ally.
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Kuwait is sandwiched between Iraq and Saudi Arabia, another oil-rich nation that was — as it still is in 2016 — an important US ally.
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North Korea, known officially as the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK), is a small country sandwiched between China and South Korea in Northeast Asia.
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Dreamcatcher came in 87th, sandwiched between a horror movie about the tooth fairy and a comedy starring Matt Damon and Greg Kinnear as conjoined twins.
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Olive Garden's new Cookie Butter Cake has two layers of vanilla cake, and sandwiched between then is a layer of creamy sweet with cookie crumbles.
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Sandwiched between the two was another name, representing all the serendipitous threads the Internet, and the world, have to offer: Refaai Hamo from Troy, Michigan.
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The group fought a low-level insurgency for four decades in the thin enclave sandwiched between Democratic Republic of Congo and the Republic of Congo.
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Also absent was Kourtney Kardashian's son Reign Aston, though the mom of three smiled while sandwiched between son Mason Dash, 8, and daughter Penelope, 5.
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Sandwiched between last night's show and the behemoth UFC 200 card, this event has been somewhat overlooked thanks to its billing as the TUF finale.
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Sandwiched between to swirls of strawberry puree sits the Strawberries and Crème Frappuccino base, which is made with ice, milk, and a strawberry infusion blend.
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Sandwiched between two candidates of color who have gone after him on the race issue is a very tough spot for Biden to be. 2.
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Biden will be sandwiched between the two on stage in Detroit on Wednesday night, the second night of the two-night debate hosted by CNN.
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He signed the orders at a training center for petroleum industry workers near Houston, an event sandwiched between fundraising events for the 2020 presidential campaign.
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It's a strawberries and cream ganache sandwiched between a pink macaron shell top made from almond flour and a strawberry dough bottom and confetti sprinkles.
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Critics say Ethiopia, sandwiched between volatile Somalia and Sudan, regularly uses security concerns as an excuse to stifle dissent and clamp down on media freedoms.
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The Suicide Squad actor, 50, shared a black-and-white picture of Banfield-Jones sandwiched between her grandchildren Jaden Smith, 20, and Willow Smith, 18.
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" The poor and mountainous nation of Nepal is sandwiched between India and China, a predicament sometimes compared by Nepalese to "a yam between two boulders.
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But sandwiched between Trump's address and the D.N.C. email drama, Hillary actually picked a V.P. Let's start today with your hot take on Tim Kaine.
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In this museum designed for multimedia displays, Wautier's work is sandwiched between floors that span from cutting-edge contemporary art to historical Antwerp city artifacts.
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Some bacteria and viruses have lipid membranes that resemble double-layered micelles with two bands of hydrophobic tails sandwiched between two rings of hydrophilic heads.
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Some bacteria and viruses have lipid membranes that resemble double-layered micelles with two bands of hydrophobic tails sandwiched between two rings of hydrophilic heads.
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Across Gaza, the densely populated enclave of two million Palestinians sandwiched between Israel and Egypt, daily life, long a struggle, is unraveling before people's eyes.
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Sandwiched between a former Job Corps campus and the Homestead Air Reserve Base, the Homestead facility houses adolescents between the ages of 13 and 18.
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The paparazzi stay sandwiched between the Secret Service detail guarding the Trump-Kushner residence and another detail guarding the Obamas, who live a block away.
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Not the one sandwiched between Whoopi Goldberg and Meghan McCain on "The View" or in Dana Bash's hot seat during CNN's town hall Tuesday night.
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This gem sandwiched between Astoria Park and the East River offers that lovely, lazy, classic day-at-the-pool day, right here in New York.
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New York is sandwiched between Philadelphia and New England, the teams' home turfs, so as a city we may be feeling split in our loyalties.
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Sandwiched between the ambulance helipad and the E.R. doors, the tent is mostly used as a holding area for walk-in patients who need monitoring.
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The logo includes a similar motif of the red Burger King name sandwiched between two yellow buns but also features a blue swirl around it.
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Sandwiched between downtown Los Angeles and what was then the resort town of Pasadena, Highland Park became both a bedroom community and an artistic haven.
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The Impossible Croissan'wich is made with an egg, a slice of American cheese, and an Impossible Sausage sandwiched between two halves of a toasted croissant.
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Come early for katsu sando, a deep-fried Berkshire pork cutlet, prickly with panko, sandwiched between slices of shokupan (Pullman-style bread enriched with milk).
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In the gin advertisement she is not on a bike, but rather sitting at a bar with a frightened expression, sandwiched between two concerned friends.
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Following a 1990 revolution, the former Soviet satellite has been regarded as an "oasis of democracy" sandwiched between the authoritarian regimes of Russia and China.
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These many layers of turmoil are sandwiched between Cunanan's suicide and our first and only look at his body before cops take the bloody corpse away.
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Ukraine is a country sandwiched between Russia and Europe and harbors aspirations to join the EU and NATO — ambitions that have affronted its powerful neighbor Russia.
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The CDC lists suicide as the #82553 cause of death for teens in the US, sandwiched between homicides and unintentional injuries, which can include accidental overdoses.
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This year's speech comes sandwiched between Monday night's Iowa caucuses and an expected vote in the Senate on Wednesday to acquit Trump in his impeachment trial.
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A number of users have reported the button appearing sandwiched between the options for posting photos and polls when composing a tweet on a mobile device.
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Read more: Critics' Choice Awards: 'Mad Max' Rules the Road With 13 Nominations You're sandwiched between Ricky Gervais (Golden Globes host) and Chris Rock (Oscars host).
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Sandwiched between Costa Rica and Honduras, Nicaragua – infamous for prolonged era of political and economic instability in the 1980s — has slowly evolved into a tourist paradise.
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The visit is sandwiched between two events in the U.S., the first a fundraiser in California and the second a major immigration speech in Phoenix, Ariz.
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His comic set pieces were sandwiched between his superb performances of standards accompanied by the pianist Tedd Firth playing in a more earthy style than usual.
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Sandwiched between some good back and forth was a cringeworthy spotfest that seemed doomed to leave one or both women injured, though thankfully it did not.
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One level up is the music legend's family room, which is sandwiched between two more bedrooms with what else, but a tribute to rock 'n' roll.
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The corridor is sandwiched between the heavily militarized Russian exclave of Kaliningrad and Moscow's ally Belarus, and is considered NATO's weak spot on its eastern flank.
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Sandwiched between Greenwich Village and the new Hudson Yards mega-development, Chelsea had long been a diverse neighborhood filled with working-class and middle-class residents.
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"It seems wrong that an email message from your best friend gets sandwiched between a bill and a bank statement," the company wrote at the time.
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In the ocean, sandwiched between sun-filled shallows and ever-darker depths, is a strange place where the noon sun shines only as bright as twilight.
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If you have, you know what the Galaxy S20 phones look like: big screens, tiny bezels, and a metal rail sandwiched between two pieces of glass.
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When fully folded up, like a book, the crease leaves enough room that you can slide the keyboard inside so that it's sandwiched between both displays.
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Strategically located in the Baltic Sea, the island is not far from the heavily militarized Russian enclave of Kaliningrad, which is sandwiched between Lithuania and Poland.
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Emoji monkeys covering their eyes, ears, and mouth adorn the door of Trimian's office, which is sandwiched between two acupuncture studios in a Sunnyvale office complex.
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BTW ... M.J.'s shirt -- a Hornets logo sandwiched between North and South Carolina -- is for sale, with all the proceeds going to Florence victims as well.
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A white SUV didn't seem to mind finding itself sandwiched between us and another self-driving car, identifiable by its distinctive Lidar unit spinning on its roof.
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The futuristic trainer looks like a typical athletic shoe, aside from the chunk of Swiss cheese-like material sandwiched between a gray upper and transparent rubber sole.
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The layer, which is able to be accurately dated as it is sandwiched between two layers of volcanic rock, is some of the oldest sediment on Earth.
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Counties such as Hendry, sandwiched between the Everglades and Lake Okeechobee, have ordered voluntary evacuation of mobile homes and houses not built on concrete slabs, for example.
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J.S. Burgers Cafe's limited-time G.B Burger features a black olive and anchovy paste beef patty topped with tomatoes and purple cabbage sandwiched between a black bun.
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The fruity drink has a strawberries and creme base—a blend of ice, milk, and their "strawberry infusion blend"—sandwiched between two swirls of strawberry fruit puree.
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The Trump National Doral, which includes an expansive clubhouse, is among the largest hotels in the Miami suburb sandwiched between Miami International Airport and the Florida Everglades.
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But sandwiched between The Nation's endorsement and one from The Daily Nonpareil, the local newspaper in Council Bluffs, Iowa, is a quotation from the state's largest newspaper.
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Sandwiched between a tattoo parlor and an old office building is the tiniest of stores, measuring five feet wide by 15 feet long, with a long history.
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Unlike a regular burger, it doesn't have a patty, but is filled with pizza toppings such as herbs, vegetables, tomato sauce and mozzarella, sandwiched between two buns.
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Kylie, 19, shared two photo booth pictures from the event, sandwiched between sisters Khloé, 32, and Kourtney, 37, with all three women grinning from ear to ear.
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Sandwiched between these sharp messages was last week's spectacular legislative crackup in which Senate Republicans failed to approve any of three major options for uprooting the ACA.
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Cuddling up alongside two of her costars on the upcoming The Hills reboot, Barton, 32, enjoyed a sweet moment while sandwiched between Audrina Patridge and Stephanie Pratt.
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Ethiopia - sandwiched between war-torn South Sudan and Somalia - is frequently rebuked by rights groups for cracking down on dissent under the guise of national security concerns.
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Transparency International's latest Corruption Perceptions Index did show some improvement for Russia: it rose 17 places to 119 out of 167, sandwiched between Guyana and Sierra Leone.
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"This was a big one but we are used to it," said Antonio as he read a newspaper on a park bench sandwiched between two fallen trees.
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Those ones are sandwiched between footwork greats old and new, including DJ Earl, DJ Spinn, and the late, great DJ Rashad, among a whole host of others.
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Sandwiched between these suburban episodes are scenes aboard a grimy city bus where Ray strikes up an acquaintance with Shatique (Danielle Leneé), a young African-American woman.
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"As a result, creative agencies and their clients sometimes opt for Standard Definition versions of their advert, which can look poor when sandwiched between HD TV programmes".
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He drinks a glass of good red wine before leaving Paris, and is asleep, sandwiched between two pillows, by the time the driver has reached the periphérique.
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Today, the sight of people using laptops on airplanes is pretty unremarkable, while the guy sandwiched between the two Apple owners, reading a newspaper, is more rare.
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Cut out another, smaller piece of plastic and gently set it on top of your sample, so that it's sandwiched between the layers like two microscope slides.
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Find them on Instagram accounts, sandwiched between West Coast desert shots, gazelle skulls against white bedroom walls, and two-line poems about delicate bodies and quiet revolutions.
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At Brooklyn Bridge Park, one of the city's most crowded parks already, Pier 3 adds 4.5 acres of breathing room, sandwiched between soccer fields and basketball courts.
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She was sandwiched between two canines, Lady Bird, who is large and baleful looking, and Gizmo, a twitchy Chihuahua-terrier mix who belongs to her son, Sam.
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Artworks line the walls and are propped up on landings, including fragments of a mural by the multimedia artist Swoon that are sandwiched between sheets of glass.
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The ribs were transferred to a pot with wine and stock, sandwiched between flames in a multilayered Argentine grill, the heat licking it from above and below.
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In other words, it does not want to stray too far from the lifestyle of Seattle, the home of Starbucks and Nordstrom, sandwiched between mountains and water.
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At first, his team was worried about how users would react to seeing posts commemorating a genocide sandwiched between "music videos" and "birthday wishes" on their newsfeed.
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" On Wednesday, the gig was sandwiched between her morning rehearsal at the Met with the conductor James Levine and an evening performance of "The Barber of Seville.
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Sandwiched between Switzerland and Austria, Liechtenstein is about 62 square miles in size — more than eight times smaller than Los Angeles, as Business Insider's Katie Warren writes.
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On his Twitter feed, sandwiched between posts about celebrity culture, are links to articles about preventing cholesterol in babies and others about autism, echoing his broad interests.
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He issued two more walks in the second, but sandwiched between them was a hit-robbing catch by shortstop Story of A.J. Pierzynski's flare to short center.
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We had boarded what was essentially a moored hotel, sandwiched between identical four-story boats — one of which was blocking a river view from our tight cabin.
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Sandwiched between Dhaka's upscale Gulshan and Banani neighborhoods, Korail - which sprang up in the 1980s - sprawls over some 170 acres of land owned by three government ministries.
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Gaudí, however, maintained control over most of Casa Vicens' appearance; the jewel-like structure we observe today, sandwiched between two modern, monochrome buildings, emerges from his idiosyncratic vision.
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And just in time for Easter, this decorated Simnel cake consisting of almond paste sandwiched between two layers of fruitcake is just about the most British dessert ever.
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But sandwiched between a 2018 podcast about Bundy and Berlinger's upcoming biopic, it mostly just seems gratuitous — the kind of self-aggrandizing focus that Bundy would have loved.
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Sandwiched between Anna Wintour, the gala's honorary chairwoman, and Tiffany Haddish, the night's M.C., Mr. Buttigieg was swarmed at dinner by well-wishers and supporters who wanted selfies.
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A FEW minutes into Kantin Kwari market, sandwiched between the stalls selling grain and those hawking second-hand shirts, is a little alleyway where girls flock for advice.
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Hyde made his first public appearance since the crash in April at West's Coachella Easter performance, where he sat in a wheelchair sandwiched between Kim and Kourtney Kardashian.
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Sandwiched between Century City (home to Fox Studios) and Culver City (home to Sony Studios), Cheviot Hills offers both access to the business and a sort of escape.
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Based on its own survey of businessmen, the World Economic Forum ranks America 29th for the ease of complying with its regulations, sandwiched between Saudi Arabia and Taiwan.
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Designed by Rafael Vinoly, the luxury offices emerge from Midtown West and occupy a small morsel of empty sky sandwiched between the Empire State Building and Hudson Yards.
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To insulate large buildings while keeping overall weight down, many supertalls have what's called a thermo-plastic core, which is essentially layers of polyurethane sandwiched between aluminum cladding.
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Charcoal-cherry ice cream gets sandwiched between two black macarons iced with a spiderweb design, but the unique flavor isn't the only reason to drop $7 at DCA.
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While traditional s'mores feature a layer of chocolate and roasted marshmallows sandwiched between two graham crackers, there are plenty of other delicious ways to get your s'mores fix.
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The CMF material was then sandwiched between a layer of ceramic, which served as a faceplate, and a thin aluminum backplate, to create a composite panel of armor.
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On Wednesday, the retired MLB pro posted a video of him sandwiched between a famously musically gifted duo: his fiancée Jennifer Lopez and her ex-husband Marc Anthony.
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But sandwiched between those picks was one of the shrewdest late-round selections in the last 222 years: San Jose Sharks captain and Conn Smythe candidate Joe Pavelski.
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It has a layer of individually-wrapped springs sandwiched between five layers of foam in various densities, including a 210-inch top layer of airy, cooling Avena foam.
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The single button on the left side is the power/back button and on the right side there's a select button sandwiched between an up and down button.
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For pure indulgence, Mac Mart also features something called Return of the Mac — a classic mac sandwiched between two buttered slices of Texas toast and melted American cheese.
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Australian Daniel Ricciardo, Verstappen's team mate, was sandwiched between the two Mercedes title rivals with Williams's Valtteri Bottas fifth and ahead of Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel and Kimi Raikkonen.
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Votto's 418-foot, three-run blast was sandwiched between an RBI double by Billy Hamilton and an RBI triple by Jay Bruce to put Cincinnati ahead 5-3.
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Nepal is a poor country, sandwiched between India and China, where every year thousands of visitors embark on multiday hikes to glimpse some of the world's highest peaks.
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Ethiopia, sandwiched between war-torn South Sudan and Somalia, is frequently rebuked by human rights groups for cracking down on dissent under the guise of national security concerns.
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The cake itself was a slice of watermelon — raw, ripe watermelon — sandwiched between soft almond dacquoise the color of wet sand and whipped cream flavored with rose water.
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They are sandwiched between the unemployed on welfare and their more affluent employers; they see themselves as aspirational, but their reality is to belong to the squeezed middle.
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The menu featured dishes like a Super Mario mushroom built from a root-beer leaf with Meyer lemon and a slice of black truffle sandwiched between brick pastry.
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It's also the 12th highest bow of all time, sandwiched between The Hunger Games: Catching Fire ($147 million in 2013) and The Hunger Games ($152 million in 113).
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Information about company developments, global conflicts, and new stock IPOs are sandwiched between photos of your in-laws' summer vacation and updates of your college roommate's lunch options.
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The confessional, fourth-wall-breaking comedic drama centers on a woman navigating her life through personal relationships, crises, and tragedy, sandwiched between truly genius twists along the way.
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For example, the 121-unit Ritz-Carlton Residences in North Hills is sandwiched between the Long Island Expressway and the Northern State Parkway, 19 miles from Midtown Manhattan.
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Fox had even given the series a better time slot, sandwiched between The Simpsons and Family Guy, though it had done so before the series won the Emmy.
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Sandwiched between the traditional causes of welfare and climate change was one that was jarring from the mouth of a European center-left politician: cracking down on immigration.
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The deal zone is sandwiched between two very popular times to fly (Thanksgiving and Christmas/New Year's), and most people are saving their precious vacation time for the holidays.
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I for one know I would be a much better and happier person if I had access to birthday cake-flavored ice cream sandwiched between two giant Oreo cookies.
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Mainly because the commercial will presumably be sandwiched between equally expensive beer ads, and the last thing most Americans associate with the Big Game is a bottle of chardonnay.
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The new, combined T-Mobile now leaps into second place with roughly 140 million customers, sandwiched between top dog AT&T (165.9 million subscribers) and Verizon (94.5 million customers).
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As of last school year, Barron Collier High School, which sits in Naples sandwiched between a golf club and district headquarters, was 60.5% white, 27.2% Hispanic, and 5.8% black.
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The wild-looking meadow is not in a rural outpost, but sandwiched between a sewage plant — the orbs are the tanks — and a parking lot packed with tractor-trailers.
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Sandwiched between EU member Romania and Ukraine, the tiny ex-Soviet republic has been dogged by scandal and its pro-Western government has failed to lift low living standards.
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That evening, Spicer, sandwiched between reporters and a large shrub in the White House driveway, says Trump arrived at his decision after receiving the memo from Rosenstein that day.
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Muguruza, seeded third at the Australian Open, said she would have to weigh up the workload, given that Rio's tournament will be sandwiched between Wimbledon and the U.S. Open.
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Sebastian Vettel qualified in third place, in 1:16.272, with Red Bull's 2016 Spanish Grand Prix winner Max Verstappen fourth and sandwiched between the Ferraris, with Charles Leclerc fifth.
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Last summer if you happened to be walking through New York's trendy Soho neighborhood you may have noticed a new tenant sandwiched between Versace and Balenciaga on Mercer Street.
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When Mr. Obama was first elected, I taught at Washtenaw Community College in Southeast Michigan, a school that was sandwiched between the University of Michigan and Eastern Michigan University.
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Mr. Fujimoto, best known for his 2013 Serpentine Pavilion in London, a cloudlike lattice of white steel poles, has work sandwiched between Mr. Hirata's and Mr. Ishigami's ethereal constructions.
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JONATHAN MARTIN The Facilities Sandwiched between Sections 122 and 124 of the Wells Fargo Center is a single bathroom, and men and women stride into and out of it.
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Tang: If you have a bird's eye view of the knife's handle, look for a line of metal extending from the blade through the handles, sandwiched between both halves.
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The fact this fight is sandwiched between others on the preliminary card, to be broadcasted on Fox Sports, is rather telling of the quality of this Fight Night show.
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I also loved the Spam musubi, another traditional snack that consists of a fat slab of salty Spam sandwiched between two warm rectangles of rice, all wrapped in seaweed.
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During college, I turned most frequently to exercise bulimia, which meant that, more often than not, purgatory was sandwiched between the sad cement blocks that supported the university gym.
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I'm sandwiched between the two halves of Justice, Xavier de Rosnay and Gaspard Augé; between the three of us, there are a lot of limbs and not much legroom.
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I used to live in the middle floor of a creaky three-family home north of Boston, sandwiched between people above and below who were both insane and irritating.
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Japan ranked 114 out of 144 in the World Economic Forum's 2017 Global Gender Gap report - sandwiched between Guinea and Ethiopia and down 13 places since Abe took power.
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Sandwiched between Russia and Alaska, the cold-water pool, or curtain, is created when the sea ice melts during the summer, making a natural barrier in the Bering Sea.
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Apple Valley is a town filled with hills of dusty golden rocks and strip malls in a remote region of Southern California, sandwiched between Los Angeles and Las Vegas.
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A young mother, sandwiched between her barely-toddling daughter and ageing mother-in-law spoons dollops of mash into the mouths on either side of her large yellow plate.
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The service got high marks on color accuracy and sharpness, and delivered the prints well-protected from damage, tucked into plastic sleeves that were themselves sandwiched between cardboard panels.
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" As for the fact that the event just happened to be sandwiched between a re-election fund-raiser and a rally, "we have nothing to do with the timing.
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It sits on the first floor of a two-story red brick building, sandwiched between a salon and a vacant storefront with a sign advertising cash transfers to Mexico.
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Rockport is a piece of rural Texas on the water, sandwiched between Copano Bay and Aransas Bay, and separated from the Gulf of Mexico by thin strips of islands.
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Sam Neill and Robert Downey Jr. stand on either side of Snoeys-Lagler in one picture, and in another she's sandwiched between Kevin Bacon and a goateed Tom Hanks.
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Sandwiched between experts who discussed Mr. Hernandez's mental health, Ms. Hernandez's testimony stood out for its emotion and her discomfort answering questions about intimate details of her family life.
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At the center of the stage, the front-runner in national polls, former Vice President Joe Biden, will be sandwiched between his two chief progressive foes in Massachusetts Sen.
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Islamic bookstores selling titles like "300 Questions for Husbands and Wives" are sandwiched between boutiques stocking $35 abayas with embossed palm tree borders, and banks offering Shariah-based services.
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The city is sandwiched between three of the Great Lakes: Lake Michigan about 140 miles west, Lake Huron just 40 miles north, and Lake Erie 100 miles or so south.
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Sandwiched between bubbly edits of pop-rap, jittery club music, and the Manchester duo's own prismatic dancehall productions was a breathless and woozy reprieve from the mix's constant forward momentum.
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The park is sandwiched between Cabeza Prieta National Wildlife Refuge and the Tohono O'odham Reservation, whose leaders have said the border wall would virtually split the indigenous community in half.
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"When you wish your squad was like this," King, 27, captioned an Instagram shot after the show in which she's sandwiched between Swift, 26, and her pal Kelsea Ballerini, 23.
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The Brewers have been streaky of late, riding their second four-game winning streak in two weeks - the first of which was sandwiched between a pair of six-game skids.
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Image: Ford FischerTristan Roberts sits sandwiched between two men on a couch in a bland DC apartment, with leafy, dusk-lit trees peeking out from the sheer curtains behind him.
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A layer of flanken is sandwiched between two layers of kugel, then baked low and slow, traditionally overnight, until it develops a good crust and the meat inside is tender.
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The outside and lining of the Method Jacket are made of a soft brushed fleece, but sandwiched between these two layers is waterproof membrane that blocks rain from getting through.
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Trump will issue the orders at a training center for union members in the petroleum industry in Houston, an event sandwiched between fundraising events in Texas for the 2020 campaign.
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This was occurring during a time period sandwiched between Jackie Robinson breaking baseball's color barrier a few years before and Rosa Parks being arrested in Montgomery a few years later.
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Red Fox inhabits a curious wilderness well off the beaten path, in the shadow of an Interstate 91 overpass and sandwiched between residential neighborhoods, an industrial park and the woods.
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The acronym, which stands for "DC, Maryland, and Virginia," suggests a geographical region encompassing two states and the city sandwiched between them, but that couldn't be further from the truth.
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Embiid is sandwiched between two players who're held back by defensive deficiencies, while his own proven dominance on both ends makes a first-overall finish on next year's list conceivable.
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In April, Russia's envoy to NATO accused the United States of trying to put pressure on Moscow by sailing a warship near the Kaliningrad enclave, sandwiched between Poland and Lithuania.
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He said it was hard to gain recognition for the tiny town, sandwiched between steep mountains and the Nemuro Strait with a view of Russia's Kunashiri island on clear days.
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WENDY'S — HONEY BUTTER CHICKEN BISCUIT, $2.59 — For less than the cost of a McChicken biscuit, you can get a real slab of fried chicken sandwiched between two buttered biscuit halves.
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Arthur had met her at a dinner party one night and was intrigued by what life must be like when you are sandwiched between two artistic geniuses, catering to both.
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A short walk from the Cité El Khadra metro station, the Borgel Cemetery is on the outskirts of downtown Tunis, sandwiched between the metro tracks and a light industrial area.
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After receiving multiple 911 calls reporting gunfire, officers and federal agents swarmed the company's suburban campus sandwiched between two interstates in the San Francisco Bay Area city of San Bruno.
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And sandwiched between the two Netflix originals on the list at eighth and ninth place were Supernatural and Parks and Recreation, the latter of which is also heading to Peacock.
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The lounge is sandwiched between a laundromat and a commonplace Thai restaurant but at the same time, sits across a modern blink gym and a stylish exposed brick residential building.
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In that image from Barbara Bush's funeral, George W. is sandwiched between two other former first ladies — his wife, Laura, and Hillary Clinton — with an arm draped gently around each.
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So imagine what it's like for, say, Armenia, from which I write, a former Soviet republic turned tiny nation of three million, sandwiched between unfriendly neighbors in the Caucasus Mountains.
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Both offer a refreshed design that combines an aluminum chassis with a die-cast polymer on top, which is sandwiched between glass on the front and back of the device.
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The hunt came just weeks after high-level government discussions — including a White House meeting — between officials from the US and Mongolia, a landlocked country sandwiched between Russia and China.
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Sandwiched between Aruba and Bonaire, and a short boat ride from the Venezuelan coast, Curaçao is bigger than its island neighbors and packed with memorable treasures for enterprising travelers to discover.
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On May 29, the retired MLB player joined Lopez and Anthony at son Max's school concert, where he shared a video of himself sandwiched between the famously musically gifted former pair.
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But for Cohen, trading and management issues are now sandwiched between investor meetings with early-stage companies in Silicon Valley, hosting political fundraisers for his favorite presidential aspirant, New Jersey Gov.
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It has a small muscle belly behind the knee, but for the most part, this muscle exists as a tiny tendon sandwiched between the much larger calf muscles—gastrocnemius and soleus.
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On Sunday, the Jordanian Army raised the country's flag in Baqura, a pocket of land some 10 miles south of the Sea of Galilee, sandwiched between the Jordan and Yarmouk Rivers.
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Its beef patty is buried beneath bacon, cheddar cheese, caramelized onions, mayonnaise and macaroni and cheese—and all of that is sandwiched between two breaded, deep-fried macaroni and cheese buns.
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Sandwiched between them, in seventh place, is Mr Mickelson, giving him the bittersweet honour of having the greatest showing by a loser in men's major history—and justifying Mr Nicklaus's praise.
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He's likely to be under furious attack as he stands sandwiched between Rubio and Cruz, and the debate may offer another challenge of his ability to keep cool while under fire.
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The paper-like sheet was then sandwiched between two layers of a thin and flexible substance that could keep the urine from spreading everywhere and the magazine page from falling apart.
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"Triggered" is hovering around No. 4 on the ever-fluctuating Amazon best-seller list, sandwiched between Nikki Haley's "With All Due Respect" and a children's book written by the Bush sisters.
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The headquarters for Royal Mountain Records sits on the corner of Dundas Street West and Runnymede Road in Toronto's Junction neighbourhood, sandwiched between a 7-Eleven and a friendly dive bar.
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The burger is sandwiched between a seasoned ramen-noodle bun and topped with teriyaki and chiu chow aioli, a mixture of chili-infused shredded cabbage, carrots, onions and a basil leaf.
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"Mother" is sandwiched between "Oh, What a World" and "Love Is a Wild Thing"—both dreamy, wide-eyed country-pop songs that have the 29-year-old Texan staggered by existence.
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I don't typically eat fast food for lunch, and the Impossible Whopper is a brand-new meatless offering from Burger King, a company that's built itself on meat sandwiched between bread.
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And the oldest tools were neatly sandwiched between rocks that formed between two flips of the magnetic field: one 2.14 million years ago, and a second about 1.85 million years ago.
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An onslaught of severe weather hasn't helped, either: the state has suffered a long drought sandwiched between torrential rain and inland flooding, plus the worst wildfires in California's 28-year-history.
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In Downtown Miami, sandwiched between Brickell and Wynwood, Central Fare, in a new development alongside the Brightline Miami railway station, is to open soon with 20 food vendors and three restaurants.
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They are sandwiched between metal plates, and the resulting structure is a solid oxide fuel cell that can operate at very high temperatures, about 800 degrees Celsius, or 9383,472 degrees Fahrenheit.
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A raft of friends and family members came to the stage and shared memories of her, speaking from a lectern that was sandwiched between two sprays of pink and purple roses.
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Sandwiched between the Philadelphia suburbs and the retirement communities of the Jersey Shore, his district was hit hard by the storm, which left tens of thousands of buildings damaged or destroyed.
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It's 1996: "An edgeless era of global-super-power peace and American prosperity, sandwiched between the triumphant and calamitous falls of the Berlin Wall and the World Trade Center," Wayne writes.
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None of the plays I saw on my February trip to London — which was sandwiched between two catastrophic, flood-bringing storms — were what you might call cheerful, or even vaguely hopeful.
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Running as a "unity candidate" has also left Ms. Warren sandwiched between two politicians in Mr. Sanders (on the left) and Mr. Biden (to her right) with durable bases of support.
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Wood-grilled maitake mushrooms arrived sandwiched between a rich butternut squash purée and vivid orange ribbons of more butternut squash, with a nutty ricotta salata crumbled over the whole brilliant thing.
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Read more: T's Wellness Guide to New York Though the menu at Farmacy, a chic restaurant sandwiched between Notting Hill and Bayswater, is entirely plant-based, it allows for self-indulgence.
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It's in Soho, on Greene Street, approximately 200 feet from the Soho Apple Store, and sandwiched between a Dior boutique and the millennial-first couch company Burrow's new "experiential" retail store.
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When his unbearably self-satisfied Head & Shoulders advert came on at half-time – sandwiched between highlights of his floppy-palmed attempt to keep out Sigthórsson's weak daisy cutter – it felt monumentally appropriate.
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The folks over at Impossible Foods have a beef with meat, and soon, their meatless patty, also known as the Impossible Burger, might be sauced and sandwiched between Burger King buns nationwide.
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"Mid-life women globally are in an incredibly difficult position: sandwiched between children, aging parents, husband and work commitments," said senior study author Eu-Leong Yong of the National University of Singapore.
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"Buying pressures are sandwiched between mounting geopolitical disruption risks in the Middle East and jitters over the fallout from the intensifying U.S.-China trade dispute," PVM's Stephen Brennock said in a note.
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Sandwiched between the more solemn and substantial Georgian and Victorian eras, it has always felt like a transition, so flighty it is unable even to muster a proper monarch as its namesake.
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The vulnerabilities exposed in Moldova, sandwiched between EU member Romania and Ukraine on the fringes of the bloc, were a warning ahead of polls in neighbouring Ukraine and for the European legislature.
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That's because with two electric motors onboard (one sandwiched between the gasoline engine and the transmission and the other powering the rear wheels) the GTE Active can rock-crawl in EV mode.
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It consists of the film itself sandwiched between two tiny electrodes which work together to change the polarization of the film, or the ultratiny cell-speck of film in between the electrodes.
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In Singapore, which is sandwiched between Indonesia and Malaysia but is mainly Chinese, evangelicalism first took off in the 215s, recalls Terence Chong of the ISEAS–Yusof Ishak Institute, a think-tank.
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Available in Burger King locations in countries including France and Switzerland, the sandwich contains two flame-grilled beef patties, tomatoes, onions, cheese, bacon, and smoked sauce sandwiched between two bacon-studded buns.
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Lethal Bizzle collaborated with Babyshambles and performed at the inaugural Underage Festival—London's de-facto music event for 13 to 17-year-olds—sandwiched between Matt & Kim and Late of the Pier.
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Sandwiched between the Sanborn maps are 21890,2200 pages that bristle with a gripping narrative of the competing agendas that defined the two neighborhoods and reverberated from the 21980th century to the 203th.
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He thinks the new apartments could attract more young families — perhaps some who are moving from downtown to a "calmer residential neighborhood" sandwiched between two parks, as his family did years ago.
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Having eked out a goalless draw with Southampton at the weekend, the champions are now 12th in the table, sandwiched between Watford and Bournemouth with a mere eight points from seven games.
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His previous releases—2010's Dagger Paths EP and 2013's Engravings—made clear a personal connection to the Wirral, an outcrop of land sandwiched between Liverpool and northernmost tip of Wales.
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While I paged through Ninja's first book — with its few words sandwiched between high-gloss promotional photos and charts — I got the distinct feeling that I was consuming something from the future.
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What is a painting by Leonardo da Vinci (1452-1519) doing in Christie's sale of postwar and contemporary art Wednesday night, sandwiched between Jean-Michel Basquiat and the Latvian-born Vija Celmins?
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Not only do Gen Xers manage family relationships — which requires us to magically stretch our time, energy and finances — but we also find ourselves sandwiched between very distinct views on workforce engagement.
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The stage placement has the largely centrist Biden sandwiched between progressive heavyweights Warren and Sanders, a visual that will likely highlight the debate over the direction and future of the Democratic Party.
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What's next: As of now, the impeachment vote is expected to happen on Wednesday, sandwiched between a Tuesday vote on funding the government and a Thursday vote on the USMCA trade deal.
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And while he will find himself uncomfortably sandwiched between two right-wingers -- Naftali Bennett of the Bayit Ha Yehudi party and Mr. Lieberman -- Mr. Netanyahu is no stranger to manipulation of his Cabinet.
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The high-intensity interval training training group did three days a week of cycling, with high-intensity bouts sandwiched between low-intensity pedaling, and two days a week of moderately difficult treadmill walking.
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FLEC fought a low-level insurgency for four decades in the thin enclave sandwiched between Democratic Republic of Congo and the Republic of Congo which accounts for around half of Angola's oil output.
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Sandwiched between Northern Ireland's McIlroy and American Spieth in the rankings, though absent from Abu Dhabi, is Australia's Jason Day and between them, the trio have won five of the past six majors.
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The decision to lift the driving ban is a strategy sandwiched between the crown prince's other proposals, including raising gas prices, issuing licenses for commercial movie theaters, and opening Saudi Arabia to tourism.
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Plus, Air Baltic and Swiss are compensating those sandwiched between two passengers by adding half an inch (1cm) to the already-ample standard seat width (lifting it from 18.5 inches to 19 inches).
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There's much more going on upstairs, with an eight-megapixel front-facing camera off to the right and a visible window for the ambient light and proximity sandwiched between the earpiece and screen.
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Polk's legacy is more murky, sandwiched between a pair of Vice Presidential successions (Harrison/Tyler and Taylor/Fillmore) in the run-up to the Civil War — a war to which Polk himself contributed.
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The wall art, which is sandwiched between several large TV screens that display Tastemade content on an infinite loop, showcases small circular photos of creators within the digital producer's network across the globe.
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The sandwich, paying homage to the oily fried foods usually enjoyed around the holiday in Israel, featured a regular Whopper sandwiched between two fried doughnuts that were filled with ketchup instead of jelly.
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In the new spot, featured above, a stunning feline star name Luna meows out the new jingle while sandwiched between glamorous back-up meowers and digging through a little box full of diamonds.
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PARIS — The Sentier — a seedy, central neighborhood in the Second Arrondissement of Paris, sandwiched between the majestic Louvre and the medieval Marais — has long served as the city's textile and garment manufacturing district.
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Crisscrossed with pipelines and sandwiched between the Caspian and Black seas, stability in the southern Caucasus is a major strategic objective for Azerbaijan and other large oil and gas producers in the region.
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But when he came to after more than a week, he immediately asked for Choco Pies, those discs of marshmallow sandwiched between two cookie-cakes, all ensconced in a coating of milk chocolate.
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There was only one dish I did not like, but boy, did I not like it: cold pork belly in a bland goo of banana curry, sandwiched between flat discs of iceberg lettuce.
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H.C.I.), the Netherlands systematically has the best health care in Europe — yes, better than Switzerland, year on year, and with the U.K. at 14th sandwiched between Portugal (13th) and the Czech Republic (15th).
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In both notes, he writes about what his Sixth Symphony shares with Mahler's Ninth: mainly, a four-movement structure in which two boisterous inner movements are sandwiched between a slow opening and finale.
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With Friday's showcase being played over an irregular time frame and sandwiched between competitions like hardest shot and target practice, the format has drawn criticism for being nothing more than a novelty act.
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These include restrictions Moscow imposed on certain observation flights over Kaliningrad, a Russian enclave on the Baltic Sea sandwiched between Poland and Lithuania, and flights near the disputed border between Russia and Georgia.
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Now a handsome, more permanent version has arrived, 2130 essays, poems and artist's statements, one interview and one screenplay, sandwiched between introductions by five writers and curators and two manifestoes by Mr. Pendleton.
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However, in an era where great power competition is seen as the most serious challenge to national security, the United States should care about countries sandwiched between Russia, China, India, Iran, and Pakistan.
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Now she and a neighbor are sandwiched between a six-story condo on one side and a seven-story condo on the other, her grassy front yard and veranda cast partially into shadow.
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Concocted by Fegan's grandmother, "Diana's Special" is a tour de force of shredded lettuce, white onions, and stir-fried ground pork, sandwiched between two deep-fried flour tortillas and liberally sprinkled with Parmesan cheese.
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The mix-and-match bodies are sandwiched between three men's heads in profile, suggesting Freud and other male torchbearers in a field with a history of judging women's emotional states and subjugating their bodies.
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I've never found masks amusing, but the one of the former FLOTUS and the one-time Celebrity Apprentice host are particularly disturbing, especially considering these scenes are sandwiched between blood, bees, and, yes, clowns.
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But this week, sandwiched between Sophia Money-Coutts's review of the new Bentley Bentayga and a fascinating discussion on "How to bear your nipples (the polite way)", is a long profile of Jeremy Corbyn.
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He reemerged in an unusual venue: at the PlayStation Theater in Times Square for Oprah's SuperSoul Conversations, where O'Rourke's interview with Winfrey was sandwiched between talks with actors Michael B. Jordan and Bradley Cooper.
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One day, they went to a strip mall in western Houston to tour a pregnancy center, sandwiched between a liquor store and a gun shop, that hopes to convince women not to get abortions.
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The popularity of wrestling in the country of under three million people, sandwiched between Russia and China, is only paralleled by their love for horses, meat and an alcoholic mare's milk concoction called airag.
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Sandwiched between the two is a catalyst that splits the hydrogen atoms into electrons and protons, and a special membrane that selectively blocks the electrons but lets the protons pass through to the cathode.
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No article about Publix would be complete without a mention of the famous "Pub Sub," which is made with Boar's Head deli meats and cheeses sandwiched between halves of Publix's fresh-made hoagie buns.
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Parishioners at St Mary's church, which is sandwiched between an 800-year-old mosque and a Shiva temple, break their Good Friday fast by sharing rice porridge and mango chutney with neighbours and strangers.
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In 2018, the healthy meal-kit service Sun Basket swapped out their recycled plastic box-liner material for Sealed Air TempGuard, a liner made of recycled paper sandwiched between two sheets of kraft paper.
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"Despacito" is that something; the ray of light through the cloud, the fortuitously placed branch we hit on our way to the dirt, the dank meme sandwiched between wildly bad takes on the timeline.
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The BOJ's rate review is sandwiched between that of the ECB and the Federal Open Market Committee meeting on July 30-31, when the Fed is seen cutting rates at least 25 basis points.
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That evening, White House press secretary Sean Spicer, sandwiched between reporters and a large shrub in the White House driveway, says Trump arrived at his decision after receiving the memo from Rosenstein that day.
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Their burger—"That Guy's Burger"—included a seasoned angus patty topped with cream cheese and guava, which was then sandwiched between white bread wrapped in bacon, and served with a side of guava ketchup.
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"Sandwiched between Iran, Turkey, and Georgia, many of the tiny Christian country's 4,000 epic religious structures are on prime real estate — analogous to where America created its ultimate national parks and resorts," writes Northam.
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The Texas Tech wunderkind wound up sandwiched between his teammates in the ensuing pileup and struggled to lift himself off a Kansas City lineman well after the play had ended and the stockpile cleared.
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Some biennial projects will take place near the river, such as a new film by Los Angeles artist Kerry Tribe screened nightly at a little-known park sandwiched between Interstate 5 and the water.
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The Villa Maria Del Triunfo sports complex, which stages rugby sevens, field hockey and other events, is sandwiched between two towering favelas — the impoverished neighborhoods offering a stark contrast to the sparkling new facilities.
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ULAANBAATAR (Reuters) - Mongolia's president has appealed to U.S. President Donald Trump for more trade between their countries, saying an economic downturn has threatened to destabilize the young Asian democracy sandwiched between China and Russia.
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The shopping holiday, sandwiched between big retail, favoring Black Friday and Cyber Monday, was founded in 2010 by American Express to benefit America's small businesses, hurting from the economic recession of the last decade.
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With the help of an art team that reached 70 at its peak size, he gave each section of Karnaca a distinct personality formed by class, industry and environment, all sandwiched between steep hills.
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On Tuesday, "Dilly Dilly" was sandwiched between two of his golden oldies, "Mercuric Tidings" (1982, to three movements from Schubert's first two symphonies) and "Esplanade" (1975, to five movements from two Bach violin concertos).
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Mongolia, a thinly populated and mineral-rich country of just three million people sandwiched between Russia and China, transitioned to a parliamentary democracy in 1990 having previously been a satellite of the Soviet Union.
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Here's how they do it: pineapple flavored ice cream is accented with specks of Spam (that's right, real canned Spam), and it's all lovingly sandwiched between two macadamia nut cookies with white chocolate chunks.
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But instead, sandwiched between one patient with a finger laceration and another suffering from chest pain, the man ended up waiting for several hours on a narrow gurney in an open emergency room bay.
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While the sandwich of sorts has been pulled from the US menu, it remains in South Korea in all its glory — bacon, cheese, and a hash brown sandwiched between two pieces of fried chicken.
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Their nostalgic, tight-knit culture is maintained by Liedy's geographic remoteness — it is sandwiched between empty lots on the North Shore of Staten Island — and the bar's detachment from the rest of the city.
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The park is sandwiched between two massive projects — Empire Outlets, which is described as the city's first premium outlet mall, and the New York Wheel, which is to be the world's largest Ferris wheel.
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A bed-and-breakfast that claims to be "Connecticut's Most Haunted Inn," Captain Grant's was built in 1754 and is currently sandwiched between two cemeteries, one from 1650 and another from the 19th century.
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NEW DELHI — After an 23-hour journey from New York to New Delhi in December sandwiched between my parents, I wanted nothing more than to take a long shower and dive under the covers.
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BRESCIA, Italy — No matter where his career has taken him, Mario Balotelli's home has always been here, in an apartment block sandwiched between a Volvo dealership and the campus of the University of Brescia.
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But as I outlined in my last article, this business is sandwiched between the countless artists who make very little money, and the global superstars who are all owned by the big three labels.
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It is written as an epistolary novel and uses the narrative framework of "stories within a story," with the main plot sandwiched between an introduction and conclusion by a second narrator, Sir Robert Walton.
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Scientists have only had a hazy conception of the dead zone located in the Gulf of Oman, a strip of ocean sandwiched between India, Iran and Oman, and an important gateway into the Persian Gulf.
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The Brewers added another run in the inning when Mike Moustakas, acquired Friday from the Kansas City Royals, contributed a single sandwiched between hits by Cain and Jesus Aguilar, the latter driving in the run.
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Sandwiched between South Korea proposing talks with North Korea Tuesday and Pyongyang responding with a call to Seoul a day later, Donald Trump posted a tweet threatening to start nuclear war on the Korean Peninsula.
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This is a modern vehicle with its own design story, which includes horizontal digital screens that are sandwiched between the upper and lower dash lines and stretch all the way over to the passenger seat.
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Though pieces by Mr Reich, Pierre Boulez, Elliot Carter and other giants of the genre are regularly performed by symphony orchestras, they usually feature in the concert's brief overture slot, sandwiched between more familiar pieces.
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The only eyesore that ruins the Droid Turbo 2's otherwise slick design is the honking Verizon "V" logo sandwiched between the two front-facing speaker grilles, which unfortunately are only mono and not stereo.
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It is a Saturday afternoon in Goma, a town sandwiched between a lake and a volcano in embattled eastern Congo, and a local pop group called Life Song are halfway through teaching a rap lesson.
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Musically, Envision is sandwiched between The Dead and The Burn, with music from live psychedelic outfits like Shpongle, Beats Antique and Random Rab coexisting next to DJ sets from Burner favorites like M.A.N.D.Y and Atish.
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These components lie sandwiched between layers of silicone and elastic that at their thickest point are only about two millimeters tall — about the thickness of your driver's license stacked on top of your credit card.
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For Carlos Tilkian, chief executive of Manufatura de Brinquedos Estrela SA, it was an easy decision to open the assembly plant in the landlocked nation of just 245 million people sandwiched between Brazil and Argentina.
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"Incredible way of making my two star review seem like I didn't hate the film," Lee wrote on Twitter, showing readers his two-star review was cleverly sandwiched between the heads of Hardy's two characters.
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Sandwiched between the paragraphs were two sentences that told the story of the death of a baby who was less than 24 hours old and an unsolved homicide that has endured for almost 23 years.
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But they also hold other isolated enclaves, including a single Aleppo city neighborhood sandwiched between the opposition and the regime and subject to regular shelling whenever the opposition wants to retaliate for Kurdish actions elsewhere.
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The thoroughfare was for generations the center of a thriving newspaper landscape, clustering the offices of the most famous publications together in a historic part of London, sandwiched between the city's financial and political districts.
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Sandwiched between the two gamay noirs was the North Valley pinot noir rosé from Soter in the Willamette Valley of Oregon, lively and refreshing, with flavors of herbs, berries and the bloody tang of iron.
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But the first page and a half of the menu flag the lesser-available flavors of Nepal, sandwiched between China in the north and India in the south and the birthplace of chef Ganesh Thapa.
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Sunday's vote for parliament is sandwiched between two rounds of a presidential election in which turnout has been low and which advanced two political newcomers to the runoff at the expense of major-party candidates.
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Skate World, sandwiched between Interstate 5 and the backside of Gateway Mall, carved out an unlikely sanctuary in the hearts of locals as a place for birthday parties, school field trips and other childhood loitering.
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Her show, "The Kelly File," was sandwiched between the top-rated program of Bill O'Reilly — she was regularly second to him in the cable news ratings — and that of Mr. Trump's major booster, Sean Hannity.
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Trump, who has long grumbled about the way he is portrayed by Baldwin on "Saturday Night Live," began the latest spat in a tweet sandwiched between his observations about world trade and the opioid crisis.
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They both stand ramrod straight, rail thin and staring ahead, with the fashionably dressed Madame Chian g Kai-shek sandwiched between them as a chic intermediary — though not always trustworthy, from the American's point of view.
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Sandwiched between the limestone layers of the sinkhole, some 16 feet above the current sea level of the nearby Biscayne Bay, were bones of dire wolfs, mastodons, camels, llamas, saber-toothed tigers, and the American lion.
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The plant-y patty is made of quinoa, chia, and green peas and is accompanied by vegan cheese, caramelized onions, mushrooms, baby spinach, and something called "21-Spice Thai Ketchup," all sandwiched between a sprout bun.
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"I wasn't hidin' my kid from the world / I was hidin' the world from my kid," Drake raps, sandwiched between fist-shaking bars about how young people are always on their phones and posting on Instagram.
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Still, several facilities formally marked their openings on Thursday morning, including one on East 14th Street in Manhattan, a sleek space adorned with security cameras, and sandwiched between a health care provider and a falafel establishment.
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Sandwiched between Halloween and Christmas — both of which overflow with themed cinematic treats — America's premier celebration of gluttony (and/or gratitude) rarely pops up on the big screen, except as a sidebar to some other story.
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So much so that when you finally slide into his chair at Shamrock Social Club on the Sunset Strip, chances are you'll be sandwiched between superfans who discovered Woo's work on Instagram and his celeb devotees.
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In some ways, it's like the original ramen burger, except the opposite: rather than crispy noodles bookending a greasy meat patty, the noodles serve as the centerpiece, sandwiched between two halves of a limp burger bun.
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ON THE EDGE of Walvis Bay, a port town in Namibia sandwiched between the Atlantic Ocean and endless sand dunes, the offices-cum-residential-quarters of the China Harbour Engineering Company (CHEC) look like a barracks.
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The nation of 3.5 million people, sandwiched between Ukraine and EU member Romania, is reeling from a banking scandal last year involving the looting of one billion dollars, the equivalent of an eighth of economic output.
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FROM COINAGE: Try This Healthy, Cheap Late-Night Snack The pretty lavender icing sandwiched between two white Oreo cookies gives off a strong scent of blueberry as soon as you open the package, according to Popsugar.
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Attending the tennis championships solo for the first time, she took her perfectly centered spot in the prestigious Royal Box on Thursday afternoon, sandwiched between All England Lawn Tennis Club chairman Philip Brook and his wife.
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A European mission, Venus Express, studied the planet from 2006 to 2014, discovering among other things a frigid layer of atmosphere, minus 280 degrees Fahrenheit at an altitude of 75 miles, sandwiched between two warmer layers.
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The PDLC diffuser is a thin sheet comprised of a layer of liquid crystals sandwiched between two layers of a conductive material called indium tin oxide, all of which is encased in an outer insulating material.
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By contrast, Clemson's tough matchup against Louisville was sandwiched between games at Georgia Tech, where the Tigers won by 26-7, and at Boston College, a team that has not won a conference game since 2014.
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The two subsets of stainless steel cookware are:Fully clad: The entire body of a piece is constructed of layers of aluminum and/or copper sandwiched between stainless steel layers so heat spreads well throughout the cookware.
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Their faces sandwiched between the cold bars of the wall will be the closest some families can get for years — voices reaching one another but still too far to feel the touch of their loved one.
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Sandwiched between Mr. Netanyahu's trip to India, where he was treated like royalty, and his departure for the World Economic Forum in Davos, the visit burnished the Israeli premier's credentials at home as an international player.
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The current shop, which is sandwiched between an accountant and a financial adviser on 23rd Avenue near the Ditmars Boulevard subway stop, is such a well-kept secret that even many locals don't know of it.
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Still, as exhausting as the hustle and bustle can be, this neighborhood, sandwiched between Central Park and Broadway's theaters, and amply served by public transportation, is convenient in a way that's hard to beat, residents say.
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Sanders' rise from 15% in WBUR's December poll to 29% in the latest January edition is the biggest change in the last few months, in a state sandwiched between his home state and that of Warren.
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Named after the Columbus Circle entrance to Central Park, Merchants' Gate is at the southern end of the station's three-year-old food hall (around West 57th Street), sandwiched between Champion Pizza and Taheni Mediterranean Grill.
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In comments to reporters sandwiched between meetings with fellow leaders of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, Mr. Trump said a trade deal with China might not be finalized until after the 2020 presidential election in November.
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On Thursday, Lopez Obrador said migration was chiefly a matter for Washington and the troubled region, reflecting the view that Mexico cannot help being sandwiched between the struggling countries and the richest nation on the planet.
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The Kaliningrad region, sandwiched between NATO members Poland and Lithuania, has a growing strategic importance to Russia at a time when its relations with the alliance and the West have soured over the Ukraine crisis and Syria.
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Some of the heaviest concentrations of A2/AD deployments, General Gorenc said in an interview with The New York Times editorial board, are in Kaliningrad, a Russian exclave sandwiched between Poland and Lithuania on the Baltic coast.
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The bigger of the two bars consists of one layer of the standard chocolate cookies sandwiched between two layers of vanilla creme filling (an inverted Oreo, you could say) and then covered in creamy Milka chocolate candy.
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NO EASY CHOICE The BOJ's rate review is sandwiched between that of the ECB and the Federal Open Market Committee meeting on July 30-31, when the Fed is seen cutting rates at least 25 basis points.
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Critics say Ethiopia, an important Horn of Africa ally of the West sandwiched between volatile Somalia and Sudan, regularly targets journalists for alleged security offences as a way to stifle dissent and clamp down on media freedoms.
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Hailed as sprinting's next big thing by no less than Usain Bolt after winning three medals at the 224 Olympics, De Grasse has seen his rising star clipped by a bout of mononucleosis sandwiched between hamstring pulls.
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Sandwiched between EU member Romania and Ukraine, Moldova has been dogged by scandals and its pro-Western government has failed to lift low living standards, driving many voters towards the Socialists, who favour closer ties with Russia.
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While a description that grim doesn't usually sound like something you wouldn't expect to see sandwiched between melodramatic Lifetime movies and Dance Moms, the Canadian import falls right in line with the likes of summer series UnReal.
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The dictionary definition of "preaching to the bloody converted" is Jeremy Corbyn talking about democratic socialism to a crowd of NutriBullet enthusiasts in the Left Field, sandwiched between 'Big Bill's Radical Roundup' and 'Comedy with Elvis McGonagall'.
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Sandwiched between a big win over Louisville and a heavyweight fight versus Duke, No. 13 Virginia will need little help getting up for its visit to in-state rival Virginia Tech in the Commonwealth Clash on Sunday.
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Sandwiched between several geopolitical conflicts and overwhelmed by a burgeoning population of refugees from Syria, Iraq and the occupied Palestinian territories, Jordan already has a 20 percent poverty rate, and youth unemployment hovers at around 40 percent.
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Sandwiched between a pizzeria and a walk-in psychic, the store had an inventory that included thousands of albums and singles jammed into countertop compartments, as well as posters and other memorabilia and a collection of clocks.
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Take, for instance, Belarus, a small country sandwiched between Russia and Poland: President Alexander Lukashenko has shrugged off concerns about Covid-193, telling his people that hockey, vodka, and banya -- a traditional sauna -- are the best cures.
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Sandwiched between EU member Romania and Ukraine, Moldova has been dogged by scandals and its pro-Western government has failed to lift low living standards, driving many voters towards the Socialists, who favor closer ties with Russia.
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But these were only a fraction of what was shown, sandwiched between swishy, deep-pile corduroy suiting with nipped-in waists, big pleated pockets and epaulets on the shoulders; extravagantly fringed chunky knits and hand-painted leathers.
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The reformed troublemaker got a bald eagle with wings spread and talons outstretched sandwiched between another recent addition, the "Son of God" ab tattoo he got in November, and the word "Purpose" in cursive over his belly button.
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In the most recent ad from the Sanders campaign, sandwiched between scenes of Iowans going about their daily lives, is a quick clip of a small child crushing a pitch tossed underhand by Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont.
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The latest demonstration comes at a sensitive time, sandwiched between the 30th anniversary of the Chinese crackdown on political protests in Beijing's Tiananmen Square on June 4 and the upcoming anniversary of Hong Kong's return to Chinese control.
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Though the film was released last year, Touma actually shot it over nine days in August of 2012 while sandwiched between the rebels (Free Syrian Army) on his left and Bashar al-Assad's Syrian Army on his right.
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But sandwiched between many equally nude photoshoots in a magazine read by men, I don't see how her message of body positivity and sexual liberation will be heard by the people who need to hear it: other women.
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Albania, sandwiched between Greece to the south, Macedonia to the east and the Adriatic Sea, is just off the main transit route, but fears Macedonia that may shut its border with Greece would make Albania the obvious alternative.
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When they found a house listed for $886,000 in an appealing spot, sandwiched between two quiet dead-end streets, they thought they had hit the jackpot: The house came with a detached two-car garage in the back.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Sandwiched between Germany's 1918 defeat at the end of World War I and the rise of Nazism in 1933, Weimar Germany was a period of vibrant artistic, cultural, social, and political experimentation.
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Brooks is also known for its innovative twists, like a Korean burger with duck bacon; Goober burger with Angus beef, peanut butter and bacon; and the popular doughnut burger, where the meat is sandwiched between two glazed doughnuts.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Above throngs of busy commuters at a Shanghai railway station, four large billboards - some sandwiched between screens flashing train times - were lit up with the name of the head of a mid-sized industrial products maker.
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But the Zimovs' research suggests the winter re-freeze in 2017-2018 did not penetrate all the way to the permanently frozen ground beneath, leaving an intermediate layer of thawed ground sandwiched between the surface and the permafrost.
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Tokayev, a 66-year-old career diplomat, is regarded by many Kazakhs as a safe pair of hands to take over the former Soviet republic, which is rich in oil resources and lies sandwiched between Russia and China.
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"August continued the trend of volatility in 2018 with a sizeable rout caused by spillovers from turmoil in Turkey sandwiched between relatively strong inflows to begin and end the month," IIF deputy director Emre Tiftik wrote in the report.
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Emergency workers using search dogs and helicopters rescued dozens of people stranded in mud-coated rubble in the normally pristine area, sandwiched between the ocean and the sprawling Los Padres National Forest, about 423 miles north of Los Angeles.
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The CNN/University of New Hampshire poll — which was conducted Tuesday-Friday, sandwiched between Monday's Iowa caucuses and Friday night's debate in Goffstown, N.H. — gives Sanders an edge of 7 percentage points over Buttigieg, 28 percent to 63 percent.
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It was in the middle of one of her back-in-my-day speeches, sandwiched between chopping firewood while eight months pregnant and the getting stitched back up after delivering a 10-pound baby (without pain medication, mind you).
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While neither star has confirmed the details, the Hindustan Times reports that the big day is December 1, sandwiched between the traditional pre-marriage and post-marriage rituals taking place in the Indian cities of Jodhpur, Delhi, and Mumbai.
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Market were sandwiched between what had been the largely inconclusive Fed minutes and Friday's U.S. jobs data and the start of a G21 summit that has risen in importance following this week's long-range missile test by North Korea.
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Kraft says that the bacteria tries to push its way out as it kills soft tissue and continues to multiply, and because it is sandwiched between the skin and muscle it quickly spreads in the fascia "superhighway," often unnoticed.
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On the series, debuting Thursday on ABC, where its sandwiched between two Shonda Rhimes-produced staples, Perabo plays Julia George, a cable TV news producer who fights every day to bring the most compelling stories to the small screen.
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The visit will be sandwiched between meetings in Oman and the United Arab Emirates as Johnson - a key proponent of Britain's exit from the European Union - takes advantage of a gap in a domestic parliamentary calendar dominated by Brexit.
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On a cold day in New York City, just a short walk from Times Square, a line of people has formed; they're neatly herded by a rope in front of an unassuming building sandwiched between the city's many skyscrapers.
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There it is, a disc of brick-like meat sandwiched between two beige saucers; a little slab of sadness, just barely cushioned by desiccated bread, sitting on a bare plate next to a popsicle stick sullied with burger grease.
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In new drone footage provided by architecture firm NBBJ which designed the building, we can see how the company has tried to work in plenty of greenery and open spaces within, with garden floors sandwiched between regular office floors.
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Sandwiched between those two turns was an abysmal performance at Milwaukee on April 24 in which the 25-year-old Californian was tagged for 43 runs - nine earned - on eight hits and four walks over 3 1/3 frames.
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Justin Bean and Miller both hit two free throws sandwiched between a Caleb Martin turnover to make it 78-71 with 30 seconds to go, and Nevada never got any closer than four points the rest of the way.
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Worse yet, the incidence of suicides is up 25% since 1999, according to a new report last Thursday from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention -- news that was literally sandwiched between coverage of these two celebrity deaths.
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Sandwiched between salacious stories about White House palace intrigue (Steve Bannon in or out?), increasing risks of military conflict with North Korea and the use of a really big bomb in Afghanistan, were notable economic and financial policy pronouncements.
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Sandwiched between the rappers at No. 2 is Taylor Swift, whose new album, "Reputation," spent three weeks at No. 1 but has been kept from landing there more by high-profile releases from U33, Luke Bryan and now Eminem.
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Still, development has proceeded energetically, especially in two pockets — on the banks of the East River in the Hunters Point section; and in Court Square, sandwiched between the Edward I. Koch Queensboro Bridge and the Long Island Railroad tracks.
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North Korea is sandwiched between China, where the virus emerged late last year and has infected more than 80,000 people, and South Korea, where the virus has spread readily over the past few weeks to infect nearly 7,500 people.
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Porter was also sandwiched between an angry President and McGahn, according to the report, after McGahn refused to refute an article published by the New York Times that alleged the President had asked McGahn to fire the special counsel.
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An intriguing example of the interplay between such good and bad actors can be seen in the Virunga National Park, 27,210 square kilometres of forest, lake and savannah sandwiched between three live volcanoes and the Mountains of the Moon.
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Moldova, sandwiched between Ukraine and Romania, signed a political and trade accord with the European Union in 2014, but membership of the bloc remains a remote prospect, and Russia is keen to restore its influence in ex-Soviet republics.
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"Coming Spring 2020" reads the Facebook announcement, which features a photo of a set of yellow baby booties knitted for a giraffe's hooves sandwiched between two sets of real giraffe feet — presumably hooves belonging to Mstari and her mate Kiko.
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BARCELONA — Sandwiched between major smartphone announcements from LG and Samsung, Lenovo is coming out guns blazing at the Mobile World Congress this year, updating a big part of its Yoga lineup, and launching a new ideapad tablet for good measure.
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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has warned Denmark, a country sandwiched between prosperous nations Sweden and Germany and one with considerable natural resources like most of Scandinavia, that its economy is facing a number of risks to its growth outlook.
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And while we could all benefit from a digital detox, I know I'd prefer to spend my tech-free hours on, say, a grassy knoll in the sunshine with my pals — not on a polyurethane plane cushion sandwiched between total strangers.
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Now, prepared as I was to re-watch this film based specifically on the knowledge that she would be in it, seeing the name "Beyoncé Knowles" appear on screen sandwiched between Mike Myers and Seth Green still shook me deeply.
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An area sandwiched between the French Quarter and the Uptown residential neighborhood, its main thoroughfare, Oretha Castle Haley Boulevard, was a thriving shopping and cultural district in the late 5043th century and a hub of civil rights activism in the 2504s.
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Between January 2015 and 2016, the indictment says, Manafort charged "thousands of dollars a week" on Airbnb for the Howard St. apartment, which is located in a typical SoHo building sandwiched between high-end fashion boutiques and an empty storefront.
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The project will test the changing mood in the West towards the isolated nation, sandwiched between Somalia and Venezuela at the bottom of the World Bank's rankings on ease of doing business, and buffeted by accusations of human rights abuses.
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The backdrop: The order, which Trump signed sandwiched between Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen and Vice President Mike Pence, comes days after Trump and his Cabinet refused to publicly back down from the policy, instead punting the issue to Congress.
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With each member curating their side of the vinyl release, the band effectively remade The Minutemen's Double Nickels on the Dime, stuffing four sides of vinyl full of songs that were sandwiched between samples of radio static and other found sounds.
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Eagle Beach, sandwiched between the cruise terminal in Oranjestad and the high-rises in Palm Beach, has some of the most beautiful turquoise water and white sand on the island — or even in the Caribbean — in a low-key setting.
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Sandwiched between the change-the-world boomers (around 75 million) and the we-won't-wait-for-change millennials (approximately 83 million), we were doomed to suffer a shared case of middle-child syndrome, an eight-figure-strong army of Jan Bradys.
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Blink and you'll miss Lee in a scene in which Tony Stark, the civilian name of Iron Man (Robert Downey Jr.) steps out of a limo and struts down a red carpet, passing Lee, who is sandwiched between two bodacious blondes.
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A magnificent stretch of desert sandwiched between mountains, Gansu was once China's Wild West, containing the westernmost structures of The Great Wall, built to ward off attacking nomadic hordes, and legendary shrines dug into cliffs for the westward spread of Buddhism.
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The Bachelorette Summer Games will reportedly be sandwiched between this season of The Bachelor and the upcoming Bachelor In Paradise — which means you don't have to wait too long for the dating show to return to ABC in some form.
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Mr. Trump, who has referred to himself as the Ernest Hemingway of the 140-character medium, now has nearly 22 million followers, making him the 57th-most-followed person on Twitter, sandwiched between Conan O'Brien and the Real Madrid soccer team.
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ULAANBAATAR (Reuters) - Mongolia will elect a new parliament this week hoping it can reverse four straight years of slowing growth, against a backdrop of concerns about an erosion of democratic values in a country sandwiched between autocratic China and Russia.
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In 2015 the Fort Brown Memorial Golf Course even went out of business after the border fence cut off the property from the rest of the US and left it sandwiched between an 18-foot iron barrier and the Rio Grande.
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Sandwiched between a NATO meeting and a summit with Russia's Vladimir Putin, Trump's first visit to Britain as president comes at one of the most important junctures for Europe and the West since the 1991 fall of the Soviet Union.
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Nursultan Nazarbayev, 78, the last surviving president in Central Asia to have steered his country to independence after the Soviet Union collapsed, stepped away from running daily affairs, but maintained considerable authority over the sprawling country sandwiched between Russia and China.
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Lodging: $7.50 a night assuming you share the bungalow with a friendActivities: $4 tuk-tuk fare, $2.50 waterfall park entrance fee, $83 massageFood: $4 dinner Sandwiched between the better-known (read: overtraveled) countries of Thailand and Vietnam, sits quiet, landlocked Laos.
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The privately owned field, which is sandwiched between the busy thoroughfare and a pungent canal in Ramkhamhaeng district, makes for an unlikely aircraft graveyard, but it has become the final resting place for more than half a dozen passenger jets.
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"At one point today, I was sitting in an interview with [co-stars] Rodrigo [Santoro] on my left and Morgan [Freeman] on my right, and I thought, 'I am sandwiched between Jesus and God,'" Boniadi joked during an exclusive interview with Refinery29.
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The venue's centerpiece was a huge outdoor courtyard, sandwiched between a vast warehouse known as the Great Hall and a smaller indoor space called the King's Hall and encircled by a 26 degree elevated walkway offering visitors panoramic views of New York City.
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Charlotte's competitive streak goes back to the first game after the All-Star break, when it lost in overtime at Detroit, and includes an overtime setback at the Los Angeles Clippers on Sunday sandwiched between the wins over the Kings and Lakers.
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During the last summer of her life, Mujey lived with Sannoh, her closest aunt, in a quiet neighborhood sandwiched between strip malls, full of squat side-by-side duplexes and single-family homes built around the late '70s, all with big green yards.
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He's spent the past few years alongside many of his victims in Miles City, living in a retirement home — sandwiched between Main Street and a middle school — where the county attorney says Jensen frequently searched the internet for porn involving young boys.
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Online, sandwiched between the legitimate anguish people felt at this pair of losses and the anecdotes about chance encounters with Bourdain and Spade, Newsweek created a number of distasteful headlines to blare those answers, optimized not for humanity but for search engines.
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Gluten-free diners will also be happy to find options suitable for their needs, including a cupcake, blondie, pop tart, and the "Fo Reel?" ice cream sammie, which features salty caramel ice cream with a dulce de leche swirl, sandwiched between chocolate cookies.
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Researchers have found that during slow-wave sleep in particular - the type of slumber sandwiched between periods of dreaming – a sort of cleaning fluid pulses into the brain, taking out the trash as it recedes, according to a report published in Science.
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Sweethearts since high school, they had always dreamed of a glamorous wedding venue, but, impatient to tie the knot, they settled on District Court 24-230-216, a squat, uninspired structure with mirrored windows, sandwiched between a car wash and a paint store.
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He's hardly a wholly sympathetic character: Though Greg suffers the neglect at home typical of a middle child (sandwiched between the headbanger Rodrick and the spoiled toddler Manny), he thinks nothing of denigrating, ignoring or even injuring his profoundly dorky best friend, Rowley.
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I've heard him discuss his favorite country songs and point out the pretty girls in the room in flurries of words sandwiched between the increasing bids on a truck for sale below him while the price he's asking accelerates in $250 increments.
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The Pineapple Passion fruit Tart, on the menu at Dominique Ansel Bakery Los Angeles, is made from homemade pineapple compote, lime mousse, and passion fruit ganache, all sandwiched between sablé cookies and topped with white chocolate painted green to resemble the leaves.
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Sandwiched between the Democratic takeover of the House in 2018 and the fears about what will take place in the 2020 election, Republicans are sweating it out every day about what political costs they will pay from ignoring the scandal for so long.
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Through that work, King began hearing troubling stories from nearby Red Water Pond Road, a small community sandwiched between three uranium sites where residents "unwittingly used water from contaminated wells to drink, bathe, and hydrate their livestock," according to a 2017 Reveal article.
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Sandwiched between the law office raid and the doorman allegations, the subject of Mr. Trump and "golden showers" jumped into the headlines with the publication of excerpts from the soon-to-be-released book written by the FBI director he fired, James Comey.
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Later in the summer of 2012, Hashi was arrested in Djibouti, the tiny nation sandwiched between Somalia and Ethiopia in the Horn of Africa, where he maintains he was threatened with physical abuse and rape if he refused to cooperate with interrogators.
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The scenario was promising — an under-renovation floor of an office on (yes) Wall Street, sandwiched between Federal Hall, billed as "the birthplace of American democracy," and the Trump Building, a skyscraper built in 1929 to be the tallest in the world.
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But Nutman, an earth scientist at the University of Wollongong in Australia, and his colleagues found something funny sandwiched between 3.71-billion-year-old and 3.695-billion-year-old layers of rock: cone-shaped, golf-ball-sized formations that looked like stromatolites.
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What enabled it to happen wasn't just the neighborhood's excellent subway access — it's sandwiched between the F line and the A line — or the city's economic recovery, or even the exodus of rich people priced out of Manhattan by even richer people.
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The Italian Renaissance Revival villa that houses the Peace Gardens is sandwiched between a Polish shrine to Pope St. John Paul II and a low-slung stucco apartment block that looks like the scene of a murder in a 153s noir film.
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There, sandwiched between a modest (for them) lighting rig and 1,500 upturned faces, Metallica pulled the lever on their thrash metal time machine and brought us all back to the 80s, the 90s—and gave us a peek at what's still to come.
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Sandwiched between Facebook to the north and Google to the south, the building will be located at Stanford Research Park, a historic part of the tech industry that's home to Hewlett-Packard and Tesla, and on a plot of land formerly occupied by Lockheed Martin.
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Their main gripe (as with Paris, which finished two places lower, sandwiched between Riyadh and Jeddah) was not a sudden collapse in the city's charm, safety or amenity but its high cost of living, and in particular the difficulty of finding somewhere to stay.
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Further down the banquet table -- sandwiched between two Chinese officials -- was Bannon, the President's controversial chief strategist who multiple administration officials now say is in open conflict with Kushner, leading to new polarization in the West Wing just as Trump hopes to reboot his presidency.
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When the announcement came via Twitter Friday morning, it was sandwiched between a horrific terror attack in Nice, France Thursday night that killed 84 people and a coup attempt in Turkey that began Friday afternoon, during which 265 people were killed and thousands arrested.
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The Game of Thrones clip is under ten seconds long, sandwiched between footage of Meryl Streep in Big Little Lies season two and some cops dressed in Green Man suits from the upcoming Watchmen series, but, again, we should be thankful for any tiny morsel.
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The shower scene is sandwiched between the singer watching nearly a dozen movie trailers and a series of snaps in which he pretends a pharmacy will not accept his insurance when he's trying to buy an inhaler as commentary on the American healthcare system.
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Unlike many of its cave-dwelling peers, the band obviously pours real effort in crafting songs, not just song fragments sandwiched between swaths of spooky atmosphere (not that there's anything wrong with that, mind, but The Ominous Circle is clearly a band with ambition).
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That means if you're headed on a road trip south or there's a weird warm week sandwiched between two whiteouts — a shockingly common situation here in Ohio — you'll either have to swap tires or just accept that you'll have reduced performance and increased wear.
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This cookware is constructed of five-ply cladding: a copper core sandwiched between two layers of aluminum that are encased within two layers of stainless steel, which serve as the internal cooking surface and the external surface exposed to the heating element and air.
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The Front for the Liberation of the Enclave of Cabinda (FLEC), which fought a low-level insurgency for four decades in the thin enclave sandwiched between Democratic Republic of Congo and the Republic of Congo, said it would not participate in a "foreign" election.
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MONDAY PUZZLE — The main challenge I faced while solving this nicely symmetrical Monday puzzle was swallowing the emotions that surfaced, a tasty mix of fondness and revulsion for the cute little decade sandwiched between the Awesome '80s and the terrifying era we live in now.
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On Soccer MANCHESTER, England — Emblazoned on the great glass frontage of Old Trafford's East Stand, sandwiched between the soft bronze statue of Sir Matt Busby and the neon red letters of the club's name, was proof of Manchester United's complete conversion to the digital age.
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Sandwiched between a Barneys New York and an Urban Outfitters on Atlantic Avenue, the two Yemeni restaurants left on this stretch of pavement bustle with customers each night, the aroma of lamb broth and warm fava beans mashed into foul wafting onto their stoops.
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That case was sandwiched between the retrials and convictions of two other major Albany figures: Sheldon Silver, the former Assembly speaker, and Dean G. Skelos, the former Republican State Senate leader, who was convicted days after Mr. Kaloyeros on bribery, extortion and conspiracy charges.
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Sandwiched between the juicy corporate tax cut and next week's congressional effort to dismantle the Dodd-Frank regulations on Wall Street, Trump might just be betting that corporate America will forgive him for his sins since he has been showing them a lot of love.
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"I felt I had to stop everything by not playing Paris... just reset from there and make another push for Wimbledon, which was great," said Federer, who was sporting a white t-shirt emblazoned with a red double-decker bus sandwiched between SW19 lettering.
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On Tuesday, emergency workers using search dogs and helicopters to rescue dozens of people stranded in mud-coated rubble in the normally pristine area, sandwiched between the ocean and the sprawling Los Padres National Forest, about 103 miles (180 km) north of Los Angeles.
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Federal police spokesman Stefan Brandl earlier cautioned that rescue operations would be very difficult, because the stretch of line on which the two trains crashed is sandwiched between a forest on one side and the Mangfall river on the other, according to the Guardian.
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And Silverman's theory was essentially that viewers could be persuaded to watch quality TV programming and even develop deep relationships with it, but that quality shows needed to be sandwiched between other hits that targeted mass audiences and burned a little hotter and brighter.
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Doktor, an infectious disease physician and assistant professor at Cooper Medical School of Rowan University, said while infections are common in the Chesapeake Bay farther to the south, it was unusual to see cases from the Delaware Bay, which is sandwiched between Delaware and New Jersey.
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To safely film a fireworks shell at 3,200 frames per second on the ground, a thin cross-section of a shell was sandwiched between two pieces of glass to allow a high-speed camera to see the fuse burning, and eventually all of the pyrotechnics inside igniting.
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It's a collection of about 22005 buildings, 33,23 square feet in all, sandwiched between the elevated BART rail, a freight train rail line, and a sheet metal processing plant next door, making it a pure industrial space that's mostly cut off from the rest of nearby Fruitvale.
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To eat his most outrageous creation, you'll probably want to take an extra couple bong rips before you get started—unless you're the kind of person who soberly eats your fried chicken cutlets sandwiched between ice cream, marshmallows, chocolate sauce and bananas flambé on the reg.
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Trying to decipher Trump's vague threat — which was brief and sandwiched between comments about the auto industry and F-85033 planes — the lobbyist said he assumes Trump is referring to Medicare Part D, since Medicare Part B relies on set prices and Medicaid has a rebate program.
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With eight slices of salami, four slices each of honey ham and turkey, a couple of eggs, and fresh mozz sandwiched between thick Tuscan bread brushed with garlic-and-herb-seasoned butter, this bad boy has just enough grease to soak up the previous night's mistakes.
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So when I find myself having lunch at Morandi in the West Village with Rebecca Miller, the daughter of Arthur Miller and the wife of Daniel Day-Lewis, I can't resist asking her: What is it like to be sandwiched between two artistic geniuses, catering to both?
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"This is an important private-sector policy innovation — a very good template for a socially minded organization," said Mr. Summers, whose tenure was sandwiched between his service as Treasury secretary in the Clinton administration and his time heading the National Economic Council under President Barack Obama.
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Trump was sandwiched between a slew of authoritarians and wanna-be authoritarians (Bolsonaro before and Egypt's Abdel Fattah el-Sisi and then Turkey's Recep Tayyip Erdoğan afterward), and while the US president paid lip service to democracy, his defense of it didn't fit with his nationalistic rhetoric.
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Russia's daily Izvestia newspaper cited a military source as saying that the first two of five ships, the Serpukhov and the Zeleny Dol, had already entered the Baltic Sea and would soon become part of a newly formed division in Kaliningrad, Russia's European exclave sandwiched between Poland and Lithuania.
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The chain's fans have been known to swap items around to create customized versions of its food, such as by adding hash browns to its Sausage & Egg McMuffin or asking for "secret" items, such as ice cream sandwiched between two cookies instead of being served in a cone.
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It's stacked with a minimalist combination of that highly anticipated dashi cheese, a slice of dehydrated ketchup leather—which melt together to form an unforgettably sweet and salty cheese goo—a medium-rare, thick beef patty, and dashi-cured pickles, all sandwiched between two squishy buns toasted with butter.
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On the February morning when his mother, La'Kysha, and her wife, Isolina Ball, drove through the subdivision for the first time, La'Kysha observed that they might be the only black people in the neighborhood, a tree-lined pocket of 228 trailers sandwiched between the dusty lots of construction companies.
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The shop—sandwiched between Hollywood and Sunset Boulevards, located in the same strip mall as the offices of the weekly free adult newspaper, LA Xpress—is about to turn 37 years old, and it is perhaps one of the most underrated food institutions in the city of Los Angeles.
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The walls of mud that roared through foothills and valleys sandwiched between the Pacific Ocean and the sprawling Los Padres National Forest also destroyed 203 single-family homes, damaged hundreds of other buildings and injured 28 people, said Amber Anderson, a spokeswoman for the Santa Barbara County Fire Department.
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A narrow, worn-out asphalt road sandwiched between two enormous almond groves leads to an idyllic plot; there's a garage-turned-greenhouse and two light blue ranch houses: one where the farmers live and eat, and one known as "the abbey" that serves as the base of business operations.
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The first meal I had at Tillie's, a farm-to-table restaurant that opened in Short Hills in November, included items I would happily eat again, like mashed root vegetables beneath a buttery short rib; a winy foie gras sandwiched between golden brioche; and a simple but irresistible sundae.
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The president singled out Kim Kardashian West, the reality television star who has become a high-profile advocate for reducing criminal sentences, who sat in the audience sandwiched between his daughter Ivanka Trump and his son-in-law, Jared Kushner, for pushing the administration to tackle the subject.
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Mr. Hrusa, the chief conductor of the Bamberg Symphony in Germany and a principal guest conductor with the Philharmonia Orchestra and the Czech Philharmonic, led a program with Saint-Saëns's Cello Concerto No. 1 (featuring Alisa Weilerstein) sandwiched between two folk-inspired symphonies: Borodin's Second and Dvorak's effervescent Sixth.
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Eagle-eyed iPhone sleuths point out that, in order for the word "Search" to appear in the corner, Swift must have searched her archives for a previously written note (most likely sandwiched between musings for future song lyrics about her breakup with Calvin Harris) and uploaded the screenshot to social media.
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Like an even more absurd version of the KFC Double Down, the Kani Burger at Tokyo Aleworks Taproom is crab on crab on crab: a crab patty sandwiched between two "buns" of fried soft-shell crab, with the typical lettuce and tomato fixings if you want more than just meat.
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As reported by the Qilu Evening News (and noted by TechNode), the experimental kilometer-long stretch of road in Shandong is covered in more than 10,000 solar panels, sandwiched between an insulating layer on the bottom and a durable, transparent one on top — less than 3 cm thick all told.
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This occasionally made for bipolar experiences; I'm still trying to make sense of the Saturday evening program, in which a world-music showcase worthy of a cruise ship was sandwiched between John Zorn's masterly "Jumalattaret" and Grisey's apocalyptic "Quatre Chants pour Franchir le Seuil" ("Four Songs for Crossing the Threshold").
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Tabárez is referred to as el Maestro in Uruguay, not only for his schoolteacher roots, but also for the professorial way in which he has nurtured a generation of players to become the pride of a country of 24 million inhabitants sandwiched between the South American superpowers Argentina and Brazil.
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Everything was considered: Made with three layers (aluminum sandwiched between stainless steel), it has well-balanced heft, a slightly rounded silhouette for better stirring, a long nonslip handle that stays cool, measurement markings but no rivets on the inside, two pouring spouts and a tempered, tightfitting glass lid with a strainer.
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From this simple plot premise, Mr. Kushner spins ever widening variations on the idea of change — personal and historical — as Caroline finds herself sandwiched between white liberal condescension and a burgeoning spirit of African-American rebellion and resistance, embodied with particular piquancy by her teenage daughter, Emmie (the excellent Abiona Omonua).
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HIGH PRICE TO PAY The malaise in Misiones, a province sandwiched between Brazil and Paraguay, reflects a wider struggle for Argentina's clothing and textile sectors, which have been hit by a 2000% drop in retail sales in the first seven months of 2400, according to government data based on shopping mall purchases.
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The remarks about Moore came about 45 minutes into Trump's rambling address, sandwiched between the usual talking points and attack lines that have consistently revved up his supporters, including criticism of "sanctuary cities," calls for building a southern border wall, promises of tax and regulatory relief, and boasts about the 2016 presidential campaign.
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Look for yourself.) But he's trending in the right direction, has the 12th-highest usage rate in the league (sandwiched between Kevin Durant and Kawhi Leonard), and recency bias may become his best friend if the Jazz take advantage of their home-heavy schedule while he delivers 30-point shockwaves every night.
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DCMJ set up on the sidewalk at 1st St NE and Constitution Ave, a corner sandwiched between Senate office buildings and the Supreme Court, to give away two joints to any person with a valid Congressional ID -- be it a member of Congress, staffer, intern, custodian or journalist -- 21 years or older.
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But you still haven't gotten into Radiohead, probably because you think you missed the boat, and the only version of them you've heard is Thom Yorke's weeping falsetto sandwiched between Muse and Coldplay on alt-rock radio while driving to work (two bands which, by the way, would not exist without Radiohead).
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The C.H.A. moved Annie Ricks six miles away, to Chicago's South Side, into Wentworth Gardens, a low-rise public-housing development built just after World War II. Since then, Wentworth had become sandwiched between the 14 lanes of the Dan Ryan Expressway and the parking lots for the White Sox baseball stadium.
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" Berg's suite — "a 30-minute trailer for his opera," Ms. Hannigan called it — is the centerpiece of "Crazy Girl Crazy," sandwiched between two other works: Luciano Berio's wild and rhapsodic "Sequenza III" and a suite from Gershwin's "Girl Crazy," arranged by Bill Elliott and using the same orchestration and musical language as "Lulu.
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It was lovely — royal purple splashed with a gold scripted rendering of the saint's name, draped in swathes of black satin — and it was sandwiched between piles of baptismal lace and tulle; watery fisherman knits and oyster satin slithers; elaborately embroidered cross-topped sacred hearts: the semiology of prayer, loss and rebirth.
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Even the choices that sound lighter, like red snapper sandwiched between a thatch of shaved puntarelle and a bed of chickpea purée, or a flattened half-chicken, with cumin and dried chiles embedded in its surface and slabs of white sweet potato peeking out from below, are best tackled with an undented appetite.
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Look for yourself.) But he's trending in the right direction, has the 22015th-highest usage rate in the league (sandwiched between Kevin Durant and Kawhi Leonard), and recency bias may become his best friend if the Jazz take advantage of their home-heavy schedule while he delivers 246-point shockwaves every night.
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Sandwiched between London and Doonberg was the emotional heart of the state visit: The commemoration of the lives sacrificed for freedom during the 75th anniversary of D-Day, when Allied troops made a daring amphibious landing on the beaches of Normandy that caused terrible losses but turned the tide of the war against the Axis.
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This is how, on a Saturday in late June, I find myself on a crowded Jersey beach sandwiched between Caesars Casino and the Atlantic Ocean, belting out Simple Plan's "I'm Just a Kid" with nearly 30,000 other people — many of whom, like me, were in fact kids when the song came out in 2002.
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When researching these cookware sets, you should consider factors that affect performance and price, like the following:Ply or number of layers in cladding: Tri-ply cladding has three layers (such as aluminum sandwiched between two layers of stainless steel) while five-ply has five fused layers (for example, stainless steel, aluminum, copper, aluminum, stainless steel).
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The band's breakout success in the 22001s owed much to the advent of adult contemporary radio, where huge hits like "Smooth Operator" and "The Sweetest Taboo" eventually got sandwiched between selections from Michael Bolton and Kenny G. But then and now, Sade had an appeal that lifted it far above the slush pile of schlock.
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Mr. Howie wanted Ms. O'Neal to project the logo of her podcast — a black and white photo of herself with the words "Tatum, Verbatim" imposed over it — on a large flat-screen television sandwiched between black leather sofas where she and her daughter, Emily McEnroe (her father is John McEnroe, the tennis player), were sitting.
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But if the thought of sending a lobster to a mafia-style death is too much for you to handle, we've got a great recipe for grilled or baked lobster with garlic aioli and chips or a perfect lobster roll, drizzled in butter and sandwiched between the fluffy halves of a bun delicately coated in mayonnaise.
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It was sandwiched between a stack of other embarrassing mementos from throughout my lifetime, a yearbook from my days of Sun-in and DIY bangs, a hardcover copy of a First Communion handbook that my mother convinced me to model for, and a stack of photos from the disposable cameras I took on nights out during college.
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Part of America's rural cemetery movement when burial grounds were moved out of crowded churchyards and designed to inspire reverence and contemplation, Green-Wood's 478 sylvan acres, sandwiched between the BQE and Prospect Expressway, are set on a terminal moraine deposited by receding glaciers that left behind a startling landscape of hills, dales, and glacial ponds.
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MoMA's recent "Latin America in Construction, 1955-1980" show reminded architects and a lay audience alike of the masterpieces of this forward-looking, confident era, such as Lina Bo Bardi's Museu de Arte de São Paulo, with its glass facade sandwiched between two enormous slices of raw concrete, suspended impossibly high off a plaza by swollen red staples.
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Pompeo's trip, sandwiched between a NATO meeting in Brussels and a high-level summit Monday with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Helsinki, Finland, underscores the importance of a relationship that has been battered by almost 18 months of Trump's anger about the slow pace of building a border wall between the two countries and illegal immigration.
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Read more: KFC is serving fried chicken sandwiched between 2 glazed doughnuts at dozens of locations, and people are freaking out"I Love You Colonel Sanders" is ripe with anime clichés and character tropes poking fun at Japan's popular dating simulators, so you might miss out on some of the jokes if you're not familiar with the genre.
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Tom Cotton's (R-AR) letter, cosigned by 46 Senate Republicans, to the government of Iran: Dodging raindrops and balancing bottled water and a bunch of power bars under one arm, a young man returned to his car at a Sheetz gas pump along old U.S. 20183 in this western Maryland town, sandwiched between Pennsylvania and West Virginia.
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But as the most populous state, with close to 40 million people — if it were a country it would be the world's sixth largest economy, sandwiched between Britain and France — California has been energized in the age of Trump to take the lead in opposing what many here believe is a depressing reversal of American progress.
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This bastion of decadence is composed of a crispy, herbaceous chicken tender sandwiched between two halves of a pillowy hot dog bun, and topped with caramelized onions cooked in unnecessary amounts of butter, then finished off with a generous dose of homemade truffle mayo for the umami kicker that you probably don't need but you sooooo want.
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Dozens of viral articles hosted on rings of click bait health misinformation sites suggested we should fear processed foods (300,000 engaged with "Scientists Warn People to Stop Eating Instant Noodles Due to Cancer and Stroke Risks") while embracing other so-called natural cures without medical evidence, often sandwiched between ads for the very supplements proposed as miracles.
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Operating just 20 miles from the mainland city of Shenzhen, in a tiny storefront sandwiched between a pharmacy and an upscale lingerie store, Causeway was a destination for Chinese tourists, seasoned local politicians and even, surreptitiously, Communist Party members themselves, anyone hoping for a peek inside the purges, intraparty feuding and silent coups that are scrubbed from official histories.
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The couple's two children "will be like 'Oh, Daddy, we're going upstairs' when I'm in the lobby or outside schmoozing with would-be residents, but most people like my cheerleading," said Mr. Sladkus, 48, a real estate lawyer, who is especially bullish on his building's high ceilings and the thick soundproofing concrete sandwiched between each floor.
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Whitney is struggling with how the world sees her, which we watch through her interaction with the airline attendant in which she tries to shrink herself to be pleasant and in the Uber Pool when she's sandwiched between two strange men and feels like she needs to cover up so they will stop looking at her.
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The tweet capturing the moment, showing Ivanka sandwiched between the UK Prime Minister Theresa May and Chinese President Xi Jinping, moved with the speed of social media's outrage at the unconventional decision of the U.S. president to place his daughter at the table with heads of state, when presidential stand-ins are traditionally ministers and other senior government officials.
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Mr. Phuntsho's son-in-law, Dasho Tshering Wangchuk, the chief justice of Bhutan, said in an interview that he believed free speech existed in the country, but that social media "guidelines" were needed, in part to protect the "sovereignty and security" of a small country like Bhutan, which is sandwiched between the regional superpowers, China and India.
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Look at the little red spot sandwiched between Poland and Lithuania: That's a part of Russia called Kaliningrad, which Russia took over after World War II. Kaliningrad is heavily militarized, partly because Russia uses it as a base for projecting power and partly because Moscow's conspiratorial-minded leaders fear that Europe is bent on retaking Kaliningrad.
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As I progressed through the book, I was compelled to think about the logic behind the sequence — a beach follows rocks because the landscapes share the same browns and textures; a streetscape of Berlin is sandwiched between Ireland's green Cliffs of Moher and a Croatian beach because the images all follow the rule of thirds, with a hazy strip topping each off.
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China, US must manage risk of conflict in South China Sea constructively, says BeijingChina, US and others should join hands to make plans in case North Korea collapses: former US commander Sandwiched between giants, Vietnam seeks Obama's assurance "The islands in the South China Sea belong to us … The international court does not have the right [to rule]," Li said.
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Pictured in this tweet were four of the company's items: Christmas Tree Cakes, conifer-shaped sponges of vanilla dipped in white icing and drizzled with red icing garlands and green sprinkles; the Nutty Buddy, fudge-encased peanut butter wafers; Oatmeal Creme Pies, those coagulated discs of cream sandwiched between two oatmeal cookies; and Honey Buns, glazed spirals of honey and cinnamon pastries.
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Over on the other side of the avenue, in the ballroom of the Peninsula hotel, Donatella Versace, fresh from a couture show that had taken place less than an hour before, was sandwiched between A-list faces from her front row (Adrien Brody, Jennifer Garner and Naomi Campbell) at a dinner in support of amfAR, the H.I.V./AIDS research organization.
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The brothers made breakfast sandwiches stacked with either reheated asado, whose flavors had deepened overnight, or pan-seared pieces of ham or turkey — as well as eggs and a melted slice of queso de bola (a nutty Filipino cheese, coated with red wax, that is served during holidays), all sandwiched between pan de sal, whose sweetness stands up to all the savory components.
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Sandwiched between her husband, Jay-Z, and Nicole Curran, wife of Golden State Warriors co-owner Joe Lacob, Beyoncé alternates between smiling and frowning as Curran talks over her to Jay Z. According to Curran, she asked Jay-Z if he wanted a drink, he replied with his order ("vodka soda"), she asked if he wanted lime, all the while inching ever closer into Beyoncé's personal space.
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This playfulness manifests in dishes like Chumpchi's Channa, slow-braised chickpeas served alongside eggs and sausage and garnished with Straus Family Creamery yogurt (chumpchi is a Gujarati term of endearment, meaning "spoon"—Mistry uses it for her wife); deep-fried, sweet and sour Manchurian cauliflower; and pork dabeli pav, a clump of skinless pork belly slathered with a tamarind glaze and sandwiched between two buns.
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