Clinton's trajectory toward sewing up her party's nomination is far clearer than Mr. Trump's.
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After a night of investigative combat, they're at Matt's apartment, sewing up new wounds, revisiting old ones.
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When I played with her, she was selling food, sewing up casualties' wounds or healing sick people.
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Kim suggests that as the they've already tried sewing up tissue, the next challenge should be removing something.
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In other words, sewing up so that you can appear to be a virgin on your wedding night.
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Parr's previous performance art included wrapping himself up in fusewire, then setting it alight, and sewing up his face.
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Cases run the spectrum, from pricking the clitoris to removing it completely to sewing up skin around the vagina.
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While we mulled over which look to try, designers were drawing up (and sewing up) a much better idea.
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Ronald Reagan was the last GOP presidential candidate to pick a running mate before sewing up the nomination, in 1976.
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And a strong delegate haul could answer those who are skeptical of his chances of sewing up the nomination before the convention.
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Sewing up to 1,300 stitches per minute, this efficient, user-friendly model features adjustable stitch width and length for applique, basting, and more.
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The other big adjacency that Overtime is growing into is sewing up the Gen Z generation for sports and growing with them as they age.
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Just as Obama was sewing up the Democratic nomination, the Supreme Court was preparing to deliver gun reformers a stinging blow with its historic Heller v.
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Uber is reportedly on track to go public in the first quarter next year, and in the lead up to that, it's sewing up some loose ends.
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Remy does minor cosmetic and functionality repairs, including sewing up tears in Furby fur, fixing broken speakers, cleaning and painting eyes and eyelids, and tuning up internal gears.
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Another customer was also wearing a freshly purchased copy, and another tailor was in the corner sewing up a bunch more of Ms. Bernard's design to sell on racks.
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She uses the same meditative skills she once employed on penis-shaped cakes or sewing up dead coyotes as she does working as a food stylist now in Los Angeles.
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He was attracted to surgery at age 17 when he visited an emergency room in San Antonio and observed a friend sewing up knife wounds inflicted in Saturday night brawls.
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Sure, by winning 11 of the 17 contests since her New Hampshire drubbing, and running away with the delegate count, she's not far from sewing up the Democratic presidential nomination.
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That early adoption advantage is what StarTimes has been banking on for decades, as it hoovers up government contracts and customers, from poor to elite, sewing up television markets across the continent.
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Some of Sanders's supporters have accused Biden of being absent in a time of crisis, arguing that he's kept too low of a profile since effectively sewing up the nomination on Tuesday.
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I also love how it reveals the DA's own strategy of sewing up the case's seams with a medical examiner who's only too happy to say whatever the DA wants on the stand.
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This one is 37 minutes from the first slice to finally sewing up the drained wound — and it's definitely not for the faint of heart, or anyone who's eaten lately, for that matter.
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Frank's diatribe would be more "entertaining," to quote the reviewer, if so much weren't at stake — like the possibility of sewing up a right-wing majority on the court for decades to come.
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Yet, Toni finding Cheryl in the Blossom chapel sewing up her brother's body after a rat burst out of it isn't the Blossom storyline most likely to radically change the remainder of season 4.
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Deadline reports that Legendary Pictures — the company behind The Dark Knight trilogy, Godzilla, and Warcraft — is close to sewing up a deal for the live-action film rights for the newly invigorated gaming franchise.
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The previous day, Kerry had dominated the Super Tuesday states, his last serious rival (John Edwards) had dropped out, and President George W. Bush had called to congratulate him on sewing up the nomination.
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Among the "repair jobs" he performed in combat were "sewing thumbs, cutting a leg off, putting on tourniquets and sewing up the stump of a leg," he told the Holocaust museum in a 2010 oral history interview.
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That was rock bottom — and another example of a U.S. tech firm coming unstuck in China — but the chip-maker spent 2016 steadily sewing up licensing significant agreements, the latest being a deal with Meizu announced on December 31.
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Since Trump has virtually no personal convictions when it comes to the issues, I can imagine him sewing up the nomination and then coming out with a traditional, responsible-sounding platform that would give some of the Republican mainstream cover.
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Humanitarian doctors treat patients regardless of their loyalties, and, one day, as Nott was sewing up the artery that connected a man's heart and lungs, "the doors of the operating theatre just flew open, and we had about seven ISIS fighters come in," he said.
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Maybe yours was the DIY-costumes family that spent hours sewing up purple felt for your Little Mermaid look, or the ones that held a a costumes-mandatory rager that went late into the night, or the clan that would give out full-size candy bars to the lucky trick-or-treaters that came knocking.
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Pamela Stafford was born in Rural Retreat, Virginia and attended high school in Central Florida, where she was president of the Future Homemakers of America (FHA).Griffths, Patti. "Wildwood Girl Sewing Up Fashion Career in New York City." Ocala Star Banner. July 9, 1978.
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Having narrowly escaped the theater shootout, the friends decide to take a severely shot Tony to an underground clinic for medical assistance. After negotiating a price, the doctor operates removing the bullets from Tony. However, as he is sewing up Tony's wound, there is a loud banging at the door. Having heard this, the remainder of the waiting friends hide.
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In front of a shop, three mattress makers are busy sewing a mattress. When they go into a cheap wine bar for a break, a drunken tramp ambles onto the scene, and decides to take a nap inside the mattress. The workers come back and finish sewing up the mattress, not noticing the tramp sleeping inside it. Suddenly the tramp wakes up and tries to struggle out.
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During this time, however, Ali Pasha committed a number of atrocities against the Greek population of Ioannina, culminating in the sewing up of local women in sacks and drowning them in the nearby lake,Nicholas Geoffrey Lemprière Hammond. Collected Studies: Alexander and his successors in Macedonia. A. M. Hakkert, 1993, p. 404. this period of his rule coincides with the greatest economic and intellectual prosperity of the city.
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Güyük's brother Koden accused Fatima of using witchcraft to damage his health. When Koden died a few months later, Güyük insisted that his mother hand Fatima over for execution. Töregene refused and threatened her son Güyük that she would commit suicide to spite him. Despite this, Güyük's men seized Fatima, tortured her, and executed her by sewing up all of her orifices and dumping her into water; Töregene's supporters in the imperial household were simultaneously purged.
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When the family has not eaten in days, Rex takes their remaining money to buy food, but returns home drunk after a fight. Sewing up his wound, Jeannette asks him to stop drinking, and Rex ties himself to his bed, successfully enduring withdrawal. He lands a job as a construction worker and the family enjoys a comfortable Christmas. The parents attend the funeral of Rose’s mother in Texas, leaving the children with their grandparents in Welch.
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After convincing Riley to get medical attention, Buffy brings him to the hospital and finds Dr. Overheiser gone. Just after Overheiser finishes sewing up Spike's skull, Buffy arrives with Riley and a fight ensues. As he tries to bite the Slayer, Spike finds that the doctor only pretended to remove the chip from his head. When Riley suffers a heart attack and collapses while fighting Harmony, Buffy and the doctor immediately turn their attention to him.
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Yin had directed her approach to creating rather than being muted. Sewing up the scattered messages in the air to a mini world. Using a series of sculptural installations made from everyday materials to visualize subtle individual perceptions and the overlooked individual will, as she weaves a private biography into the narrative of history. This exhibition is an overview of her creations in recent years, as the entire exhibition space conceals a rational thread of understanding in a chaotic and unsettling atmosphere.
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After negotiating a price, the doctor operates removing the bullets from Wo. However, as he is sewing up Wo's wound, there is a loud banging at the door. Having heard this the remainder of the waiting friends hide in the doctor's flat. The door is answered and both Fay and Keung burst in seeking help for their injuries sustained in the restaurant shootout. Fay pushes a still unconscious Wo out of the way and orders the doctor to tend to his wound first.
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Female genital mutilation, also called female circumcision, involves removal of some or all of a female's genitalia. More severe - and far less common - forms involve complete removal of the genitals and sewing up of the vagina until only a very small hole remains for urine and menstrual blood vacate. FGM is commonplace in Egypt, with an estimated 90-97% of women undergoing some version of the procedure. The practice is deeply engrained in the culture and predates both Christianity and Islam.
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Maya and the player begin to investigate the diary, in order to discover its secrets and for Maya to regain her memory. As the two investigate, they learn about the Tokoyomi Ritual. A dark Shinto ritual, it involves sewing up a maiden's eyes and mouth, making her a spiritual vessel. To ensure that the captured spirit, be it good or evil, does not escape, the maiden must have no earthly attachments—that is, she cannot share a single bond with other people.
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"Bois Blanc" is French for "white wood". The name is commonly thought to be a reference to either: (a) the paper birch, or more likely (b) the basswood, called "bois blanc" in other contexts. The basswood's white underbark was extensively used by Native Americans and French-speaking fur traders for cordage, including the sewing up of canoes and the manufacture of webbing for snowshoes. Bois Blanc was ceded by the local Anishinaabe (Chippewa) to the U.S. federal government with the Treaty of Greenville in 1795.
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Despite her role in ensuring Güyük's election as Khagan, the relationship between Töregene and her son eventually collapsed. Güyük's brother Koden accused Fatima of using witchcraft to damage his health; when Koden died a few months later, Güyük insisted that his mother hand Fatima over for execution. Töregene threatened her son Güyük that she would commit suicide to spite him. Güyük's men seized Fatima and put her to death by sewing up all of her orifices and dumping her into water; Töregene's supporters in the imperial household were simultaneously purged.
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At the time of its sale in 1918, the painting was in poor condition. In addition to the black streaks and crackling, it had tears and was dust-covered, and may have been kept by Degas for many years rolled-up in the corner of his successive studios. At some point, possibly in the 1890s, Degas restored the painting, sewing up tears, applying gesso to them, repainting Laura Bellelli's face, and retouching those of his uncle and cousins. However, prior to the painting's sale a restorer apparently misinterpreted these repairs and scraped them off, re-injuring the portraits of Gennaro and Giulia.
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Morris and his wife moved into the Red House at the end of the summer of 1860. At the time, he envisioned living there for the rest of his life, although ultimately would only stay there for five years. Morris' friends regularly came to visit; Burne-Jones and his new bride, Georgiana Burne-Jones, would often spend their Sundays at Red House, while other regular visitors included Rossetti, Faulkner and his two sisters, Webb, Swinburne, Madox Brown, and Arthur Hughes. Here, Burne-Jones and Faulkner often played practical jokes on Morris, for instance, doctoring a pack of playing cards or sewing up his clothing to make it feel much tighter.
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Even before sewing up the rights for the novel, Hitchcock's mind was whirling with ideas about how to adapt it for the screen. He narrowed the geographic scope to the Northeast corridor, between Washington, D.C. and New York — the novel ranged through the southwest and Florida, among other locales. The scripting team added the tennis match — and the crosscutting with Bruno's storm drain travails in Metcalf — added the cigarette lighter, the Tunnel of Love, Miriam's eyeglasses; in fact, the amusement park is only a brief setting in the novel. Hitchcock's biggest changes were in his two lead characters: The character called Bruno Antony in the film is called Charles Anthony Bruno in the book.
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