"It was O.K.," she said, scrunching up her face a little.
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Sometimes he's staring hard at the camera; sometimes he's scrunching up into himself.
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"I have no skin," says Anya Taylor-Joy, scrunching up a huge pillow against her chest.
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Her singing is muffled until she steps outside, scrunching up her face and belting out the lyrics.
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In the mornings, we stared at each other while brushing our teeth, scrunching up our faces into caricatures.
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"It was so long ago… I can't really remember," Rex says, scrunching up her nose and sipping on a diet coke.
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Created by researchers at Osaka University, this crazy baby-head robot can mimic human emotions by scrunching up its nose, smiling and even closing its eyes and frowning.
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Of course, there are limits to what vegetables are fit to be eaten … "Like this," McCollum says, holding up a limp piece of leaf and scrunching up her nose.
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"I hate Facebook," he says, scrunching up his face, tapping into his settings to reveal that the regular Facebook app takes up nearly half a gigabyte of his phone's 224GB storage.
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The capsule, like the company, exists in the sweet spot of form and function: easy but polished workwear that's machine-washable and designed for scrunching up in your purse underneath your laptop.
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Combine the kale and radicchio in a large serving bowl and drizzle with 3/4 cup of the dressing; toss with your hands, scrunching up the kale with your fingers and massaging the dressing into it.
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Last week, after a second round of watching the whole series, I found myself in front of the mirror, scrunching up my semi-wavy dark brown hair until it just grazed my chin, wondering, Can I pull it off?
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The back of my foot would always pop out, and to compensate for that, I found myself scrunching up my toes and sliding my heel back in the shoe at the same time so that my foot wouldn't come out when I walked, which was not only awkward but a lot of work.
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When Apple completed the original Magic Mouse design and beamed the final CAD drawings to Shenzhen prior to its 2009 launch, I wonder if the company simply goofed up and forgot to include the file with the parts that stopped customers' hands from stinging like from bees, or scrunching up into small bear's claws after a month or two.
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It's in air for 53 seconds and travels only 1.7 milesThe Panama Canal has the Atlantic Ocean on the west and the Pacific Ocean on the eastIt's impossible to drive between North and South AmericaWinter and Summer happen at the same time in EcuadorThere's so much more good stuff in this Wendover Productions video, I can feel my brain scrunching up more wrinkles as I watch it:Update: And here's part 2, which includes facts about the rest of the countries in the world.
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As of July 12, 2013, 40 reports had been made between the northern suburbs of Heidelberg and Epping. Police spokespersons explained to the public in media reports that the currency notes were printed on paper (Australia introduced Polymer banknotes in 1988) and could be easily detected by scrunching up the note or tearing it. Additionally, the clear window within the notes was also an easy way to identify fake versions, as the "window appears to have been cut out with two clear plastic pieces stuck together with stars placed in the middle to replicate the Southern Cross". Police also revealed that fake notes had been seized in June 2013 in Melbourne's eastern and western suburbs.
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