Inside the religious compound, they beat her and sheared her hair.
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It's extracted from the sheep's fleece when they are sheared each year.
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Water was flowing out of water mains and sheared-off fire hydrants.
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They must be shaped, or sheared, often by hand, as they grow.
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The crash sheared off the roof as the Tesla traveled under the semitrailer.
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Her fleece weighed 21.79 kilogram (48.03 pound) after being sheared, ABC News reported.
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Another student was shot in a hand; the bullet sheared off several fingers.
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Like "yowetrummle," maybe—a cold snap just after sheep have been sheared. ♦
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One detonated a suicide vest; another was sheared in half by a rocket.
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The saliva turns watery again when the insect is sheared off inside the mouth.
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The right landing gear sheared the wing off just short of the right wingtip.
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Small enough to curl up in a cockpit, rather than get his legs sheared off.
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Winds sheared off the shop's corrugated roof, which in turn sliced into a neighboring shop.
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After William expertly sheared a sheep while Kate looked on, it was the royal mom's turn.
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Passing houses, boxy and plain, with aprons of lawn, the hedges sheared neatly like military haircuts.
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She raised sheep, had them sheared, spun the wool into balls of yarn and knitted socks.
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The crash sheared the bus from its wheelbase and crushed the front end of the dump truck.
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Foley posted pictures showing the exterior of a 3-story house with the three porches sheared off.
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"I sheared off my front teeth," Moore told Jimmy Fallon during an appearance on The Tonight Show.
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A few years later, he was dodging traffic and pedestrians in a steamer coat of sheared beaver.
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We began with Buddy and Grandma, two Katahdin sheep, which shed instead of needing to be sheared.
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Stress. "I sheared off my front tooth," the Rough Night actress told host Jimmy Fallon on Monday night.
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His successors only lasted a few months before a spring storm sheared the lighthouse completely from the reef.
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Awnings were sheared off some homes, and here and there strips of siding or roof shingles were missing.
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"I would say the internal clouds look less sheared apart in some places, compared with Galileo," she said.
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In it, a group of women spin freshly sheared sheep's wool into yarn and then knit with that yarn.
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The crash, which injured at least 10 people, sheared off the driver's side of the commuter bus, Smith said.
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During that incident, the Tesla struck a tractor-semitrailer in such a way that its roof was sheared off.
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They gazed slack-jawed at Julianna Barwick, as she sheared her voice into soaring, sometimes grating bolts of sound.
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We could hear the sound of glass shattering and metal being sheared off the roof or scraping the pavement.
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Journalists were keeping count as the hard-line group of Tory rebels sheared in half, defecting one by one.
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They have hair, not wool, and they shed their coats in warm weather, so they don't need to be sheared.
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Activities include crafts workshops and opportunities once a year to watch the sheep being sheared (this year on May 14).
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National shearing champion Ian Elkins sheared 41.10 kilograms (90 pounds 6853 ounces) of its wool in a single shearing on Sept.
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Restaurant worker Juan Ramon Hernandez said people in the mall were evacuated only about five minutes before the offices sheared off.
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The explosion sheared the ship's entire stern section, sending it and 22004 U.S. sailors to the bottom of the Bering Sea.
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She was returned to her owner, farmer Derek Turvey, and a shed full of people looked on as she was sheared.
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The Tesla sustained significant damage during the crash, including the roof being sheared off at the front and folded to the rear.
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A sudden data spike suggests a bird hit the plane as it was taking off and sheared away a vital airflow sensor.
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One afternoon, the bolt on the tiller sheared and they lost steering under full sail and with the engine running full speed.
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Aside from some piles of just-sheared lamb's wool—with still-attached gobs of wobbly red skin—the compact space is tidy.
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When your quarterback is getting his jersey sheared off his shoulder, things are probably less than ideal on the blocking front. 4.
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As NOAA explains, a storm system that's not sheared off at the top will keep dragging moisture into the atmosphere and growing.
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Photographs and video taken from the scene showed one vehicle consumed by flames and another with its front-end nearly sheared off.
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The vehicle managed to get across the river and it sheared off the tops of trees as it plummeted to the ground.
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When sheep are sheared for their wool, the coarser hair is discarded because it's not soft enough to wear against our skin.
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The Tesla's roof "was sheared off as the vehicle underrode the semitrailer" and the car's 50-year-old driver died in the crash.
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The bathroom floor was only chipped, but a piece the size of a baby's fist sheared off the stone, destroying its strange symmetry.
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When he came home at age 29, tattoos adorned his body, and he had long dreadlocks that he sheared to appear more employable.
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More than 40 other people were injured, some seriously, in the crash, which resulted in the bus&aposs frame being sheared from its wheelbase.
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A Nevada Highway Patrol officer came out surprisingly unscathed after a hit-and-run driver seemingly sheared off the door of his patrol car.
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Frank didn't mind the cold: every workday, he travelled an hour underground to reach the face, where he sheared coal from the Pittsburgh seam.
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"The 10-ton car broke in two in a jumble of mangled metal, broken glass and sheared-off cables," The New York Times reported.
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Finding the voyage data recorder may help investigators learn more about how such a large structure as El Faro's bridge could have been sheared away.
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Images from downtown Webster showed parts of a scaffold sheared from a building and blown out windows at a strip mall, CNN affiliate WCVB reported.
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The roof of the Model 3 was sheared off as it hit the truck's trailer, passing underneath, and then coming to a stop 1,600 feet away.
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Her husband had recently sliced three tendons while working on his parents' barn when a metal sheet slipped off the roof and sheared his right wrist.
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Some were cute little semi-detached old-school style places, with terrier statuettes in the windows and lawns sheared as cleanly as an army cadet's hair.
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But the winds knocked down many of the leafy trees, sheared off the branches of others and completely stripped the more flexible palms of their fronds.
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Moments after releasing his bombs on target, as he pulled out of his dive, a Soviet-made surface-to-air missile sheared off his right wing.
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The rule requires companies to limit the amount of beryllium that enters the air when it is cut, machined, ground, mechanically sheared or crushed to dust.
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It was a tall, sturdy-looking building, and except for some pieces of roofing that had sheared off, it seemed to have survived the storm well.
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Which is why when we recently learned that Styles sheared a few inches off of his long mane after a grooming session with Schneidman, we got nervous.
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As the Adriatic plate was forced down into Earth's mantle, the realm beneath the planet's crust, this top layer of sediment and lifeforms was sheared right off.
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Man-O-War Cay, Abaco Islands, Bahamas (CNN)The entire top floor of a pastel-blue beachfront home was sheared off while the lower level remained untouched.
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Daryl Weathers, a ship fitter on the Abner Read, said Wednesday he was surprised by the news they had found the World War II ship's sheared stern.
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Several cuts referenced shapes from the 1970s, and any bangs were sheared short and left in blunt, uneven tousles (very much a signature look for Wang's downtown girls).
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During their stay in Denmark, Lennon and Ono sheared off their famous locks to just an inch long in a somewhat vague effort to raise awareness for peace.
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The findings aren't terribly shocking — but at least now we have evidence, and we know that a few Austrian scientists sheared some alpacas so we could know this.
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After it was noticed that Chris wasn't moving, he was taken to an RSPCA shelter and eventually sheared by Ian Elkins, a four-time Australian Shearing Championship winner.
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The vast majority of trees were downed, their sharp, sheared branches lay on the ground next to downed electrical wire and countless pieces of wood with exposed nails.
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So one day, she asked to have her long hair sheared into a boyish crop — not unlike the one that would later propel her to cover-girl status.
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To illustrate the point, the report outlined how local and federal tax bills can be sheared by claiming the exotic pets as livestock to turn backyards into barnyards.
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Underscoring the eruption's dangers, a Hawaii man was hit by a flying piece of lava over the weekend said the molten rock nearly sheared his leg in half.
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They are sawing the machine and the boulder in half, polishing the sheared face of the boulder to a mirror sheen, then attaching the machine to the stone.
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For the next two hours, Tiny sheared away Jerome's knotty beads until his head appeared smooth and black, with orderly hairs laid prone by her soft, smoothing hand.
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The other aircraft came to rest several hundred feet in front of me with a folded gear, damaged wing and sheared propeller facing the other way as well.
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Far sooner than either of us had expected, he was sheared from me, but not before expressing some dismay and, I like to think, disappointment at our separation.
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The Wakandan strain, sheared off a meteorite hundreds of years ago, has a number of useful properties—primarily, its ability to store more energy than any known terrestrial substance.
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The NTSB says the engine failed after one of the blades that make up the fan at the front of the CMF56-7B engine sheared off, at 32,500 feet.
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Even though chlorine bleach is an excellent disinfectant, do not use it because it will cause the hide to stiffen and if too strong, the sheared wool will disintegrate.
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"You have to train the cocks like they are boxers, so they are prepared," says Basilio Gonzalesm adding they must also be groomed, scarlet legs sheared and feathers clipped.
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In May 2016, a Tesla Model S driver was killed near Williston, Florida, using Autopilot when he slammed into a tractor trailer that also sheared off the vehicle roof.
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In May 2016, a Tesla Model S driver was killed near Williston, Florida, using Autopilot when he slammed into a tractor trailer that also sheared off the vehicle roof.
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But his profile is solemn: a sharp jawline, chin raised and jutted, tinted sunglasses that appear more fogged-over than tinted, hair sheared short, perhaps by an electric razor.
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There is the expected rubble of lamb shawarma, primed with red wine, vinegar and the chef's secret compound of spices, turned on a spit and sheared off in strips.
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Aloha Airlines Flight 22014, a Boeing 2321-225 also flying at a lower altitude, landed successfully without a roof after it sheared off due to structural failure in April 1988.
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But it limps away from the stunt with about half of the trucks's cube still intact—the rest brutally sheared off like it was made of nothing but tin foil.
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Underscoring the eruption&aposs dangers, a Hawaii man was hit by a flying piece of lava over the weekend and said the molten rock nearly sheared his leg in half.
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The crash left the bus lying on its side on the guardrail of Interstate 80 in Mount Olive, its undercarriage and front end sheared off and its steering wheel exposed.
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"It scuffed the top of the drivers' head, but the helmet is located with two pins, and any impact of any significance would have sheared those pins," he told Motorsport.com.
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Faltings said the front of the dump truck appeared to have been sheared off and the school bus was "ripped off its frame" after hitting a guardrail and flipping over.
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Also, the photos seem to indicate that the landing gear sheared off, which means the airplane remained low to the ground, not requiring all passengers to use the evacuation slides.
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" CBLPI refers to her as the "Queen of Polling" in Conway's Miss January spread, and she wears her now infamous "navy sheared beaver jacket with fox trim and detachable hood.
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"Oh, [expletive], there's my wife," Lee exclaimed, leading me over to Tonya Lewis Lee, a statuesque, green-eyed blonde whose hair was sheared shorter on the sides than on top.
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Wheels 2707 Photos View Slide Show ' A few days ago, Jeff Moran fired up an electric Sawzall cutting tool and sheared off the roof of a new Dodge Challenger sedan.
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In May 2016, a Tesla Model S driver was killed near Williston, Florida, while Autopilot was engaged, when he slammed into a tractor trailer that also sheared off the vehicle roof.
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As a girl, she spent long hours among the lynx and chinchilla pelts in her grandfather's Paris atelier and later watched her father, Gilles Mendel, introduce Manhattanites to lightweight sheared minks.
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Instead of seeing the bison down go to waste in landfills as a byproduct of the bison meat industry, the materials are sheared from hides, combed, cleaned, and blended with polyester.
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In the case of the accident in Magnitogorsk, what was said to be a natural gas explosion sheared off a section of the building, flattening dozens of apartments but leaving Mrs.
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A Times review of two F.A.A. databases found hundreds of reports of bent, cracked, sheared-off, poorly installed or otherwise malfunctioning angle-of-attack sensors on commercial aircraft over three decades.
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He said a friend found the sheep with several years of growth, which he sheared to produce 30 kg (66 pounds) of wool - more than six times greater than the average fleece.
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The report said the Tesla struck a tractor trailer and the roof was sheared off as it passed underneath the trailer and stopped three-tenths of a mile south of the collision.
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Ace's signature shoulder-length blond locks have been sheared to reveal a shorter, yet still adorably shaggy cut as the little guy wades in the water in front of a stunning mountainous landscape.
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Liam Payne: Is going a little edgier lately — he sheared off all his hair shortly after they went on a break, but now he's growing out the top rockabilly/David Beckham-inspired style.
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A dozen urchins were arranged on a plate, the upper quarter of each spiky exoskeleton sheared off to reveal five symmetrical stripes of roe ranging in color from yellow-gold to brick red.
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On another attempt, the force of his landing sheared a wheel off its axle, leaving the bearings on either side somehow still in place—a peculiar display of the power of the drop.
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First of all, its main thrusters are sheared off, which must—though I'm no expert—spell trouble for the warp drive, and then the tubular body drops away, leaving only the central saucer.
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Shaped by the same glacial forces as Yosemite, Hetch Hetchy was a replica of its sister valley in miniature: an idyllic meadow encircled by cascading waterfalls and 1,000-foot-tall, perfectly sheared granite walls.
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Footage from the government-held side of Aleppo showed the maternity hospital's facade partly sheared off, along with the blackened wreckage of a car, and patients, including several children, being rushed to other hospitals.
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Other vessels have sheared or badly damaged up to 100 buffering fenders that are supposed to protect the lock walls and ship hulls should they come into contact, according to interviews with canal workers.
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In the late morning, two men from the New Orleans Fire Department could be seen searching the second story of a raised home, the face of which had been sheared off by the wind.
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A shepherd sheared a sheep and discussed the economic challenges of his work; then two Ghent locals — a student and an interpreter — took off their clothes to become a modern, immigrant Adam and Eve.
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The actors learned terms like "longwall" (where the high-quality coal is found) and studied how coal is mined from it (sheared off, the script says, like a cheese slicer "cutting through hot butter").
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The report said the Tesla struck a tractor trailer and the roof was sheared off as it passed underneath the trailer and came to a rest three-tenths of a mile south of the collision.
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While you might think this timelapse footage shows grains of rice floating around or maggots (gross) moving in a pack — it's actually sheep be sorted into different groups as they are prepared to be sheared.
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The little boy's signature shoulder-length blond locks had been sheared to reveal a shorter, yet still adorably shaggy style as the little guy waded in the water in front of a stunning mountainous landscape.
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The report said the Tesla struck a tractor trailer and the roof was sheared off as it passed underneath the trailer and came to a rest three-tenths of a mile south of the collision.
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"When the brain receives multiple hits or one severe impact, the neuronal connections to other parts of the brain are sheared which reduces its ability to communicate with the rest of the body," Grashow said.
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Just a day after the storm plowed through South Florida, Irma spewed strong, violent winds in Orlando, leaving patches of damage, many without power, sheared trees and signs, some neighborhood flooding and, well, a sinkhole.
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Six people died and at least 10 were hurt the morning of November 1 when the school bus rear-ended a car, crossed into incoming traffic and then sheared off the side of a transit bus.
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Because the Surface Hub 2 is designed to be wheeled around, Microsoft has even created a special snapback mechanism for the camera so if you crash it into a doorway, the camera won't get sheared off.
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On his right hand, Martinez's middle finger is sheared clean off at the outermost joint, the result of an accident while fixing the complex machinery that kicks into gear after each throw of the bowling ball.
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"Some consumers will be seeking live trees that are unique in size (taller and thinner or short and squat) and appearance (less formally sheared, more protruding branches to accommodate broad swaths of decoration)," the report concludes.
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" (Though, it should be noted that Biasi and Scharer addressed this in their paper: The deformation of the land around faults is often different than land alterations elsewhere.) "It sheared my grandfather's house off the ground.
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"It was an awe-inspiring terrible scene," he said Truck driver Santos Soto III shot video showing the front of the Greyhound sheared off and the semi split open, with its contents strewn across the highway.
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LOS ANGELES — Drive through the San Fernando Valley and it is easy to spot the hallmarks of suburban Southern California: streets lined with palm trees, carefully sheared hedges and red-tiled roofs, a blur of tidy development.
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It is one of those works, I suspect, that people feel they know without having read a word, but its unforgettable tone—lyrically crisp, sense-heightening, and sheared of surplus emotion—is like an antidote to Disney.
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Made from real animal hides that have been tanned to create a softly-napped outer finish and finely sheared wool for the lining, they must be hand-cleaned and treated with care just like suede shoes and jackets.
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The shrub of facial hair on his chin has been redistributed as a thin goatee and, until he sheared them off a few weeks ago, his once bushy black hair was twisted into short dreadlocks, streaked with blond.
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In tone, palette and form, "Happily After Ever" could hardly be more different from Anna Ziegler's "Boy," currently at Theater Row, a drama about a child raised as a girl after his penis is sheared off in infancy.
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While no one has died as a result of the current Kilauea eruption, a man on the Big Island was recently hit by a flying piece of lava and said the molten rock nearly sheared his leg in half.
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This was the place where the story shattered—where the rules of Westeros, the rules of hospitality, the rules of fantasy stories themselves sheared away from themselves like a great wall of ice and floated away into the sea.
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"Despite the efforts of her crew, she rolled off the end of the runway, crashed through a chain link fence, sheared off a power pole and roared down a 100-foot ravine to a thundering stop," the foundation said.
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Flat burrs are two parallel rings with a space between them where the beans enter to be sheared into coffee grounds, while conical burrs involve a cone in a ring that grinds your beans down to the right size.
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"It only hurts a little," said the 15-year-old, as hair buyer Zin Mar handed over the equivalent of $13 for the 20 inches (51 cm) of hair she sheared off, roughly the minimum weekly wage in Myanmar.
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There were plenty of familiar Armani elements, as there always are: velvet brocades, enormous silvered rucksacks for skiing, geometric patterns, sheared pelt panels and geometric messenger bags with fur hems, presumably to keep one's laptop from catching the flu.
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Chief Judge Beryl Howell entered a default judgment against Iran and the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, which did not defend against claims over their alleged roles in the attack, which sheared off the front of the Khobar Towers complex.
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While no fatalities have yet been recorded in the ongoing Kilauea eruption in Hawaii a man on the Big Island was recently hit by a flying piece of lava and said the molten rock nearly sheared his leg in half.
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Screenshot: Google MapsAt that time the tractor-trailer entered the path of the Tesla, and the latter hit the driver's side of the trailer, "resulting in the roof being sheared off as it passed underneath the trailer," the report said.
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The collision, involving a single-car maintenance train and a 12-car commuter train as they traveled eastbound, sheared chunks off the commuter train cars, several of which derailed just east of the New Hyde Park station in Nassau County.
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But they also said they did not want Mr. Trump and his allies to use the program's secrecy as a screen with which they could cherry-pick facts and present them, sheared of context, to undermine the special counsel's investigation.
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Venice's National Marciana Library, custodian of the will, has co-published a large-format book, which contains a parchment reproduction of the nearly 700-year-old will, including marks left when the sheep was sheared and ink stains on the writing side.
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It turned out that, as I was merrily bouncing my way down the stairs, I managed to jar my brain to the point that the olfactory nerve—which links the sensitive areas of the nose to the central nervous system—was completely sheared.
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The Royal Gazette newspaper said the storm sheared rooftops from buildings, uprooted trees, flooded homes and downed power lines as it slammed into Bermuda, a major tourist destination and affluent insurance industry hub about 0003 miles (1,030 km) off the coast of North Carolina.
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Meticulously detailed, down to the twisted iron rebar poking out of a chunk of blasted concrete, the structure he created for the Yale show, "Artists in Exile: Expressions of Loss and Hope," had one entire side sheared off, as if by an artillery shell.
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But they also said they did not want the secret nature of the program to allow Trump and his Republican allies to "cherry-pick facts and present them, sheared of context, to undermine special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation" into Russian interference, the newspaper reported.
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To be inside a Humvee, however, as it drops out of a flaming C-5 whose rear end has been sheared off, and to have your chute deposit you on the lip of a hydroelectric dam, gives you so much more to talk about at parties.
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The Yankee prospect's flowing, frizzy, fiery red hair – which had been shaved on the sides and styled into a man bun – was sheared so that it no longer looks out of place on a ball club whose grooming standards are as straight and narrow as a pinstripe.
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The answer continues to stump this critic, and yet what remains clear is that lucky is the man who can afford her handsome shearling blouson jackets, high-waist trousers cut both wide and narrow, slouchy belted trenches and pullovers of sheepskin sheared to look like cable knit.
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As the melodies arrive, the cut objects, now sheared and torn, are sewn together with other pieces, and in the eventual reveal, we're shown commonplace items conjoined with small animals—a toy doll with a fish, a wooden racecar with a squirrel, a power strip with a snake.
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An account given on Wednesday by a witness to the Florida accident seemed to indicate that the Autopilot system continued operating the car at highway speed, even after the vehicle's top was sheared off by the impact and the Tesla went under the trailer and continued down the road.
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" The impact: A QF-16 aerial target aircraft was "heavily damaged," according to Defense News, "with its front nose-cone sheared off, as well as a hangar with an F-22 inside and its roof largely missing... as many as ten F-22s may have been damaged by the storm.
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If so, perhaps the most immediate lessons from free banking are that (1) consumers are not sheep waiting to be sheared (2) attention must be paid to the importance of the assets into which the electronic money is convertible and to the issuer's reputation for making the conversion as promised.
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The pair, Boston businessman Paul Egerman and activist Shanti Fry, have maintained campaign titles as Warren's finance co-chairs, even as her campaign sheared other links to the Democratic donor class earlier this year by forswearing closed-door, in-person fundraising events of the sort Warren did for years in the Senate.
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Made in standard and custom sizes using hand-spun mohair from angora goats sheared on Van Hasselt's family farm, which has won industry accolades for its ethical practices, the reversible designs are woven over the course of six to eight weeks by skilled female weavers in the Eastern Cape — the final step in a local and sustainable supply chain.
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Here's a 35-year old version of the "Tomorrow Never Dies" actress showing off her long locks at a premiere in Los Angeles back in 1998 (left) and 20 years later ... The now 56-year-old "Crazy Rich Asians" star looking like a sheared beauty at an event in New York City earlier this month (right).
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Particularly at a time when science is able to produce artificial leather and designers like Andrea Incontri, working at Tod's, are pursuing technologies that replace the use of animal pelts to produce handsome "shearlings"' requiring no loss of animal life, it can seem a bit barbaric to offer chevron-cut travel coats or crocodile carry-on bags or bassinets made of sheared fur.
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The tall, totemic figures of Jean Herard Celeur, with their pared down aesthetic, sunken eyes carved deep into wood, and headdresses made of scraps of tire rubber exquisitely wrapped like turbans or sheared to resemble tufts of feathers and hair, stand in stark contrast to the work of Guyodo, whose crafty use of found metal — including mattress springs swathed like netting, and limbs and wings made of steel bike rims — is comparatively improvisational and mechanical.
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Here is a selection of just a few things that Ali said, and were said about him: Mark Kram writing about Ali for Esquire, in a 1989 piece looking back on his career: With the emergence of Muhammad Ali, no one would ever see the same way again, not even the fighters themselves; a TV go, a purse, and a sheared lip would never be enough; and a title was just a belt unless you did something with it.
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Last November, I spotted a Fendi Peekaboo bag, a Saint Laurent Sac de Jour bag, a Balmain biker leather jacket and Men's Louis Vuitton Icare briefcase Off the main artery, Rue de Passy, on a cobblestone pedestrian market street, you'll find Coeur de Luxe, a small shop tricked out like the ultimate French walk-in closet: tuxedo jackets, Céline blouses, Breton striped knits and Chanel tweeds alongside Jean-Claude Jitrois leather, sheared furs by Sylvie Schimmel and no shortage of gold-buckled belts, bags and shoes.
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That may sound like a surprisingly unglamorous concern for a luxury clothing brand, but Hearst's namesake label, which she founded in New York City in 2015, is remarkable not only for its attention to high-level craft and luxurious materials — including merino wool sheared from sheep reared on the 17,000-acre ranch she inherited in 2011 from her father in her native Uruguay — but also for her minute focus on how her clothes, whether a figure-skimming, graphic-printed knit dress or an ankle-length trench, make women feel.
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