Unlike other companies, Waitrose wasn't shy about slapping on the "vegan" label.
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For the untrained, it's not as simple as slapping on a N95 mask.
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That's painstaking work and far more difficult than slapping on another round of sanctions.
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Buying a tiny house like slapping on a bandaid after being mauled by a bear.
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If slapping on a suit was always the answer, dressing for an interview would be easy.
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It's a much bigger commitment than, say, slapping on a wearable fitness tracker like the FitBit.
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Once again, it involved Khloé slapping on her signature short black wig and embodying her momager.
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Slapping on foundation and hoping for the best won't cut it for those with real skin issues.
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Hitting up the spa or slapping on a face mask isn't a bad idea right now either.
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The idea of slapping on greasy goggles worn by countless other passengers is pretty gross, to be honest.
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When it comes to quitting, it's not as easy as slapping on a patch — onychophagia isn't a conscious decision.
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It's no longer about conceding to a beauty stereotype or slapping on a rouge lip to lure in a man.
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The only things missing are the smell of salty sea air and the sound of waves slapping on the shore.
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But he had already tried everything—chewing nicotine gum, slapping on the patch, going cold turkey—and none of it worked.
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Mueller first indicted Gates and Manafort on 12 counts in his original indictment, before slapping on 23 additional charges in late February.
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Mueller first indicted Gates and Manafort on 12 counts in his original indictment, before slapping on 85033 additional charges in late February.
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The looks aren't as easy to copy as slapping on a sticker, but we're pretty sure they'll win you the most double-taps.
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Lately, I've been double-masking by slapping on a pimple-fighting charcoal or clay mask and following up with Honey Potion to moisturize.
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Maybe you're not even into Halloween that much, and you do the bare minimum every year by reluctantly slapping on some vampire fangs.
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The two sides had also decided in December to impose a 90-day détente on slapping on new levies as negotiations got underway.
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Amid conflicting data on whether tattoos hurt them in professional encounters, millennials are slapping on body art more than any generation in modern memory.
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Other smartwatch makers, like LG, compensated for this by slapping on HUGE batteries, making the device practically unwearable for anyone who isn't The Rock.
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I set aside the things I am giving away from yesterday's free exchange before slapping on a heavy moisturizing mask and heading to bed.
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However, trying to force Mexico to pay for a border wall, or slapping on tariffs that would savage its economy, could fracture this cooperation.
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The company's model was to entice passengers with ultra-low prices before slapping on extra charges for seat selection, baggage, leg room and expensive refreshments.
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Many governments appear to realize that slapping on a layer of security at a later stage of smart city projects is no longer an option.
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He vaults over a stack of watercoolers into the back of the tent and gets into position behind the grill, slapping on blue latex gloves.
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And in the process, the company has smartly chosen to refine what has always made the product great, instead of slapping on oodles of new features.
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Usually after a frustrating 15 minutes of playing Twister with yourself, it's easier to settle for the slow burn method of slapping on a spot treatment.
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Keeping with the "going big" theme, HP is also sizing up the HP Pavilion X2 to 12 inches and slapping on a full HD+ display configuration.
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What is more, lifting one set of sanctions may make Congress and the Treasury eager to demonstrate their tough-on-Russia bonafides by slapping on another.
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Then he realized that Kato couldn't stop him from slapping on the double collar tie and looking to stoop his posture for knees to the face.
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Ali was going to the ropes more and more in his fights and slapping on his clinch when his opponent opened up with the right hand.
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While there are many hurdles for designating China as a currency manipulator or slapping on a higher tariff, Washington could impose more anti-dumping duties, he added.
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President Donald Trump so far has imposed or threatened tariffs on $250 billion of Chinese goods and riled key allies by slapping on steel and aluminum tariffs.
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The new hardware is expected to drop later this year, though it sounds like Equinox is simply slapping on a screen to its existing SoulCycle stationary bikes.
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BENSON: Yes, because the excuse of the Trump administration is making is using this national security exception to justify the tariffs that they&aposre slapping on the Canadians.
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Relying on his clear grappling advantage, the former featherweight worked his opponent over on the mat before eventually slapping on a rear-naked choke in the second round.
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In addition to the edit tools you can use after slapping on a filter, you can now adjust warmth, character, and preset strength to fine-tune the shades.
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The Trump administration has since carried out a maximum pressure campaign against Iran, including slapping on a new wave of sanctions that have further crippled the country's economy.
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His frenzied tap dancing becomes a stressed-out leitmotif: slapping on tables, rapping on doors, clapping to indicate the cuts while editing a film, tap-tap-tap-tap.
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Self care doesn't always look like slapping on a face mask and laying in the tub—sometimes it means getting a little dirty and tossing out the trash!
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Duncan Stewart, smoking outside a Barnsley pub, said he wasn't a fan of Trump and was particularly concerned about the tariffs that Trump was slapping on aluminum and steel.
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Silva slapping on a double collar tie and faking a knee, only to have Sakuraba give a 'not this time' finger wag to a good chuckle was heart warming.
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AI practitioners have since largely abandoned that path in the mad dash for technological progress, instead slapping on bells and whistles that boost performance with little regard for biological plausibility.
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As soon as I landed, I went a little overboard and started slapping on the cream twice a day, ignoring the website's warning that it was only for night use.
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Keep delicate skin around the eye area hydrated AF. But here's the thing: Nursing this ultra-thin, compromised skin back to health isn't just about slapping on any heavy moisturizer.
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Lastly, in addition to slapping on sanctions and legal suits, President Obama should call for a 9/11-style nonpartisan commission to get to the bottom of the entire affair.
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Pumping the one-two into low kicks, running with his punches, slapping on the double collar tie whenever his opponent hits the fence or stops moving—this is Werdum 101.
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In fact, those with curly or textured hair might find that slapping on a mask or deep conditioner in the shower rarely yields the kind of health-boosting results you desire.
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And when you start slapping on colors to Humphrey Bogart, or some of the scenes in Casablanca, you really take away from what the cameraman and director was trying to achieve.
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The tabloids have achieved this by ponying up for sources (an absolute taboo in traditional journalistic ethics), digging up all the dirt possible, and then slapping on a sensational, truth-bending headline.
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It's like an overeager lifter slapping on too much weight: It looks strong at the outset, but once you actually put it to work, the vívosmart 23 can't quite raise the bar.
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The president began his morning tweeting about collusion, before quickly retweeting a post about 9/11 and slapping on a few hashtags, then launching into a rambling, congratulatory message about Rudy Giuliani.
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But if your bank wants to make it more expensive or cheaper to borrow, it's not as simple as just slapping on a new rate, as a grocer would with milk prices.
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Some experts and congressional Republicans have said that the President's justification that he's slapping on new tariffs because of national security issues is undermined by the fact he exempted Mexico and Canada.
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Wyden also said the more than $300 billion in additional tariffs Trump is considering slapping on finished Chinese goods would drive up consumer prices, hurting families as they go back-to-school shopping.
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Inevitably, this arrangement leads people to wonder if Spears is slapping on a smiley face because she wants to or because she has been ordered to by the entity in charge of her.
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Werdum's entire striking game consists of pumping one-twos into body kicks, throwing the odd wheel kick, and slapping on the double collar tie to attack with knees when his man covers up.
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The language on protectionism was removed at last year's summit in Buenos Aires, nodding to a request by Washington which is sensitive to criticism of the tariffs it is slapping on some G20 members.
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"There's just too many examples of foreigners slapping on 'Made in America' labels to products and the worst insult is when they do it after they have actually stolen the product design," the official said.
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Slapping on tariffs to punish manufacturers who export jobs makes little sense in a world of global value chains; every dollar of Mexican goods exported to America contains 40 cents of American goods embedded within it.
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Persuaded by Mr Kerry, who had his ear bent by Mr Zarif, not to rise to the bait, Barack Obama flip-flopped over slapping on new sanctions, first indicating he would, but then withdrawing the threat.
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At the baseball stadium in the center of the city, workers were seen Sunday slapping on one last coat of blue paint before Tuesday's big game between the Tampa Bay Rays and the Cuban national team.
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The two camps watched their members scatter, sometimes slapping on the stickers of rivals — most often [Buttigieg], who ended the night there with 73 votes, but also Sanders and [Klobuchar], who came in second and third.
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They dragged the girl group concept from its 1960s peak to new levels, slapping on layers of brashness, humor, and an unwavering commitment to friendship that set the template for everyone from Destiny's Child to Little Mix.
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The other nations say the deal is working — as does the UN watchdog tasked with monitoring Iran's compliance — and that they are not interested in pulling out of it and rejoining the US in slapping on new sanctions.
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Education matters, too: People who thought it was dumb for Donald Trump to look directly at the sun during the solar eclipse might think nothing of slapping on a pair of headphones and cranking their music to 11.
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Reality proper rarely comes into play in most of the best uses of virtual technology we've seen; for the most part it's been about slapping on the headsets, putting the controllers in hand, and blocking out the real world.
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Last year's G20 summit in Buenos Aires was the first to drop the language on the need to denounce protectionism, deferring to a request by Washington, which is sensitive to criticism of the tariffs it is slapping on some G20 members.
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A single additional line linking that to some sort of asteroid or meteor would establish a plausible Cloverfield link, but fortunately, Abrams and Avery didn't end up slapping on a last-minute connection the way they did with Cloverfield Paradox.
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Naturally, that means many of us want to maximize the piddling comfort of the roughly 3.7 square feet of space airlines give us by slapping on a neck pillow, leaning our seats back, and enjoying some mid-quality in-flight entertainment.
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And when it comes to Hollywood itself, the conversation about representation in film and TV isn't just about slapping on a couple of ethnic characters for a diversity checkmark, it's also about what kind of space those characters are taking up.
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Four pints of beer would fill his liquid inventory right to the brim, a situation so urgent that he would be forced to act like a neighbor in a downstairs apartment, banging the ceiling with a broomstick, slapping on the walls.
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Last year's G20 summit in Buenos Aires was the first to drop the language on the need to denounce protectionism, deferring to a request by Washington, which is sensitive to criticism of the tariffs it is slapping on some G20 members.
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The idea of slapping on a headset and, for a moment, hanging out in a place where you can exert meaningful control, where everything around you is happy and joyous and wants to give you a high-five—that's not nothing, okay?
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But in reality, they're often as pressed for time as we are, and have to multi-task by slapping on some makeup on their commute: A feat Drew Barrymore proved she's a black belt-level expert at in her latest Instagram post.
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Equally when I see Shinya Aoki or Frankie Edgar slapping on a neck crank I think to myself if the neck cranked fighter doesn't submit—as is fairly common in MMA when caught in a submission—does the cranking fighter just break his neck?
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STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) has become a buzzword that too many companies are slapping on toys with little educational value, but if we managed to learn something during a brief Toy Fair demo, there's no telling what a kid might discover with this little marvel.
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If you have a gene that raises the risk for skin cancer, but live in overcast Seattle and don't ever go outside, your chances of getting cancer are probably slimmer than someone who lives in Los Angeles and spends every day in the sun without slapping on some sunblock.
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"I hope given this experience that there will be some awareness out there with manufacturers and retailers that they have to pay attention to the kinds of images they are slapping on these products," Hooper said, adding that it could lead to loss of profits due to recalls, among other things.
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It ended with hundreds of shoppers fleeing for their lives, their shoes slapping on the mall's white tile floors as gunshots cracked, leading to a failed police raid, a follow-up — and finally, the lifeless body of the 25-year-old gunman, dressed in military gear and surrounded by red plastic grocery bins.
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There's no doubt FilmoraGo is one of the most capable video editors on mobile in terms of what you can do with your clips—we were stitching together clips and slapping on filters in no time—but that does take away from the quick fix, in-and-out kind of approach of something like Apple Clips... and the in-app purchases will put some people off too.
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Then I realized that the letter substitution, as specified by the puzzle's title, was turning the common phrase "garbage dump" to GARBAGE JUMP by "spinnin'" off that D and slapping on the J. But I still didn't get the joke until I thought about "garbage time" from a blowout game and extrapolated that to a gymnastic meet — I had just never heard the term applied to a throwaway performance elsewhere.
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I inquired, as he kept puffing and slapping on with unwearied constancy.
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"Sleepless" is a song by the band King Crimson, released as a single in 1984. The track is best known for its distinctive opening bassline which features Tony Levin slapping on the strings to create a pulsating beat, and for the music video in which all four members of the band appeared.
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Phil seduces a virginal classmate (Sherry Miles) by inviting her for a swim. Instead of a swim though, he pretends to make dinner for the two of them and spikes her food with pot. He even picks up a college girl by slapping on a fake mustache and hanging around the college bookstore. Phil seems to sail through life not taking his actions seriously until the repercussions of his actions begin to hit home.
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"The craziness of "Cyprus Avenue" has come home, so that the streets of Notting Hill become 'some sandy beach', in the junkies eyes....We are back in the world of "T.B. Sheets", and a twelve bar blues, and Van's chuckle is truly nasty. After all those rebirths, here is a song about winter, "white as snow", and death..."Hinton, Celtic Crossroads, p. 98 The song ends abruptly with Van slapping on the side of his guitar.
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The game was well received and holds a rating of 82/100 on reviews aggregation website Metacritic, based on 14 reviews. Tom Marks, writing in PC Gamer, described Duelyst as his favourite card game after Hearthstone and awarded the game 84% in his review. Matt Cox, in his review for Rock, Paper, Shotgun, praised Duelyst in comparison to its competitors, adding that the game "does so much more by slapping on a whole other game to the tried and tested CCG formula".
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Rockabilly style can be very demanding on the plucking hand, due to rockabilly's use of "slapping" on the fingerboard. Performing on bass can be physically demanding, because the strings are under relatively high tension. Also, the space between notes on the fingerboard is large, due to scale length and string spacing, so players must hold their fingers apart for the notes in the lower positions and shift positions frequently to play basslines. As with all non-fretted string instruments, performers must learn to place their fingers precisely to produce the correct pitch.
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Flea playing bass with slapping technique Demonstration of the slap technique on a 6-string bass Slapping and popping are ways to produce percussive sounds on a stringed instrument. It is primarily used on the double bass or bass guitar. Slapping on bass guitar involves using the edge of one's knuckle, where it is particularly bony, to quickly strike the string against the fretboard. On bass guitars, this is commonly done with the thumb, while on double bass, the edge of the hand or index finger may be used.
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Intrigued by her, Ryuji keeps slapping on an increasing amount of debt onto Tsukasa using all manners of ploys necessary to keep the reluctant Tsukasa by his side. The story mainly centers on the developing romance and relationship between Tsukasa and Ryuji, which has a vast array of difficulties. Tsukasa has dreams of becoming a police officer like her parents, which conflicts with Ryuji's position as the boss of the largest syndicate in the Kantō area of Japan. At the same time, Kuryugumi, as an extremely powerful yakuza group, has many conflicts and gang wars with other groups, making up the rest of the story's conflict.
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Non-face cards (often referred to as "filler") are disadvantageous as they dilute the face cards in the player's deck, possibly causing them to lose a desirable pile by not being able to counter a face card. This may lead players to refrain from slapping on card combinations if there are no face cards in the pile. They may find it more beneficial to take the slaps available, but it is player preference. Also, when someone plays a facecard, that person may want to slap on the last card dropped thereafter, (1st for Jack, 2nd for Queen, 3rd for King and 4th for Ace), regardless of knowing what that card might be.
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Ellie Parker is the story of an Australian actress struggling to make it in Hollywood. Ellie is young enough to still go to auditions back and forth across Los Angeles, changing wardrobes and slapping on makeup en route, but just old enough that the future feels "more like a threat than a promise". She lives with her vacuous musician boyfriend (Mark Pellegrino), who leaves her just about as dissatisfied as any other part of her life, and has a loose definition of the word "fidelity". Helping make sense of their surreal and humiliating Hollywood existence is her best friend Sam (Rebecca Rigg), another out-of-work actress trying her hand at design, who attends acting classes with Ellie to stay sharp.
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The southern half of Western Australia is greatly affected by the depletion of atmospheric ozone. While the rate of increase in the size of the ozone hole is slowing, 2006 figures produced by NASA show that the size of the hole that year was the biggest on record, averaging 27.4 million square kilometers in extent. As a result, the figures that suggest that 1/3 of Western Australians will in the course of their life suffer from skin cancers, has caused a huge change in popular behavior. From being a part of a nation of sun-loving beach-goers, Western Australians have adopted a habit of "slipping" on a shirt, "slopping" on a 15+ sunscreen and "slapping" on a hat.
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