You can also slide down to get to your notifications, or slide down on the Pixel's fingerprint sensor to do the same.
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Just go outside and slide down a chute of glass.
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Throw and build things with snow and slide down it.
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During a drug trip, glittery tears slide down Rue's face.
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Like, she&aposs scaling the Statue of Liberty to slide down.
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Sable also has the ability to slide down big sand dunes.
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I swallowed hard, feeling the salty slime slide down my throat.
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"We can opt to take a slide down instead," she said.
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Raising or lowering the volume takes a quick slide down the stem.
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My boyfriend drops me off, and I slide down the sidewalk to work.
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There are all these tubes kids crawl around, and slide down, and whatever.
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Ultimately, it's difficult to say whether the administration will slide down Nephew's slope.
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"Kids can slide down the rocks," he said of many Central Park outcroppings.
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They sent all these porn stars to hang out and slide down it.
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It&aposs set up to slide down into a barrier, to simulate a crash.
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Paint it funky colors, and make the kid climb up it and slide down.
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A dozen times, Cal has to slide down steep inclines and leap across platforms.
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There's a fireman's pole to slide down, though the drop is only two feet.
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"This Starbucks development is a glaring slide down a slippery slope," the petition adds.
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The main pup, Chase, can slide down a pole that wraps around the tower.
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We slide down some pitches, squeeze through small holes, and walk through massive galleries.
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"You couldn't walk on it, because you would just slide down," Mr. Dolbinski said.
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Carved canoes slide down broad rivers, and narrow outrigger boats bob along the shore.
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"I turned around and I just watched him slide down the waterfall," Hugg said.
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What the small children liked to do most was slide down on their bums.
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Smash cut to 2018, and Cruz's slide down the politics shit-tube has only accelerated.
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Meanwhile, his wife's glasses slide down her nose as she concentrates on the MacBook's screen.
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I still wear them, but they do tend to slide down my skinny nose too often.
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They're also tall and hug my calves snugly so they won't slide down or bunch up.
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Not this dog, who shows the kids the best way to slide down a snowy hill.
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The Turkish lira fell 0.7% to resume its slide - down for the sixth session in seven.
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The thermometer probe is too large to slide down into the ear canal to register accurately.
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And as we continue to slide down the slope, it will become increasingly difficult to stop.
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The scene where they both slide down a hallway as a "Borg ritual" was something else.
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You can also slide down a physical shutter to cover the camera when not in use.
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When everything looks the same, your brain tends to slide down into a rut of numbing familiarity.
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I felt sweat slide down our spines and the scrape and glide of fabrics I wasn't wearing.
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On wheat, Streible said leftover supply from last year could cause prices to slide down even more.
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But the staff was having to slide down the escalators to help people and it was amusing.
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You play by slicing boxes in half as they slide down a Guitar Hero-like note highway.
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America has taken steps like this before, and did not slide down any slippery slope to autarky.
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Feels it slide down the back of her throat and splash into the pit of her stomach.
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Four years later, they're counting on Ross, now the manager, to reverse their slide down the standings.
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They raised me up and leaned me up against a garage, but I started to slide down.
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Revenue continued to slide, down 4% to 3.6 billion pounds, but at a slower pace than previously.
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You can bounce on cars like they're trampolines, climb your way up lampposts, and slide down glass buildings.
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And the first thing he did when he got there was slide down the hill on his bum.
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You slide up to get to the application drawer and slide down to get to the notification drawer.
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By now my stupid skinny jeans were starting to slide down my legs, propelled by the giant slinky.
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Thrill-seekers can pay $25 to slide down 45 feet of bulletproof glass nearly 1,000 feet in the air.
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Dozens even had to slide down a concrete embankment and into the Guaire River to escape the noxious fumes.
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Another motif, an unsettling slide down a semitone, recalls one that Mahler used in his symphonies to indicate destiny.
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Europe's slide down the corporate rankings has been brutal, even before the market rout in the wake of Brexit.
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We will slide down the path of complacency, numb to the challenges, threats, and even wars that we face.
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After watching T. slide down the mountain and almost plummet to her death, I've clearly made the correct choice.
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As we walk over, she jumps with excitement to simply swing on a swing or slide down a slide.
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We will slide down the path of complacency, numb to the challenges, threats and even wars that we face.
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Once the app detects the wireless earbuds, it simply asks you to slide down on the screen, and they'll connect.
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As tourists slip and slide down the steep street in the freezing cold temperatures, locals are nowhere to be seen.
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With the help of a third-party utility, you can add any shortcut you'd like to this slide-down drawer.
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The setup induces the same crawl-out-of-my-skin-and-slide-down-a-cheese-grater sensation as kicking dope.
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Indian economic data released included CPI inflation that continued to slide, down to 3.2 percent from 3.4 percent in December.
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And now you can also slide down on the fingerprint sensor on the back to get to notifications quickly, too.
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One thing the organization won't have the answer to is how the big jolly guy manages to slide down chimneys.
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From the roof, students can take a slide down to the ground floor where there's an open area to play.
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Trump is urging the GOP majority to slide down that slope by expanding the precedent to include Supreme Court nominations.
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That Zooey Deschanel, so chipper even as her adorable quirks slide down the long hill that ends in Molasses Swamp!
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Folks in Miami have been racing to slide down Höller's shiny installation, with some posting their gleeful experiences to Instagram.
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When it was time to make her way back to Ray J, she didn't slide down like a firefighter usually does.
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I know the Dems are saying that they have your vote locked up, but that would mean a long slide down.
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Ingrid is an addict, and her slide down a slippery slope seems consciously modeled on films about other kinds of addictions.
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On one rainy camping trip, she watched Copurrnicus watch the rain slide down the tent for what seemed like an hour.
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The helicopter pilot flew along the slide down the chute, alerting the crew to the spot where Crouch had been buried.
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So as we slide down into the abyss, we'll have great music and movies to watch as we go on our way.
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"The biggest shock was how much core strength it takes to get the slide down correctly," he shared with the Pioneer Press.
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At times she climbs the cables, only to slide down and begin the climb again; other times she does not seem human.
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Stretching more than 300-metres (328-yards) long, punters get to slide down a gentle hill, making the ride a real thrill.
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On Friday at the world championships in Gwangju, the extent of Schooling's slide down the butterfly pecking order was only too apparent.
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Along with the blocks, which slide down the screen after each turn, there are little white circles sprinkled in among the blocks.
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Yes, there are 27 waterfalls, and yes, it is possible to jump, splash and slide down each and every one of them.
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He thinks about the stuff that runs off and pollutes the coastlines, the plastics that slide down the drains and choke fish.
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Drugmaker AstraZeneca continued Thursday's slide, down 1.6 percent due to uncertainty around reports that CEO Soriot was preparing to leave the company.
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Playful North American river otters often sound like squeaky toys as they wrestle each other, slide down riverbanks or frolic in water.
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"He told me I should be happy when Omar died; that he was in paradise," she says as tears slide down her face.
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But after attempting to slide down it, they were surprised to see there were only rocks and a river waiting for them below.
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"In some of those moves, people are hanging upside down by the crook of their knee, and then they slide down," said Jamieson.
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Since it's difficult for oils to slide down a spiral or coil, this is why curly hair textures are drier than straight versions.
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Lee used a trash bag as her raft while Officer Joe Jones slide down in an inner tube with one of the children.
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Then he felt Anezka slide down before him to the floor, felt her hands grab his naked buttocks and draw him to her.
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"I know the Dems are saying that they have your vote locked up, but that would mean a long slide down," he added.
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Kids can help the monkey slide down a vine or move people across a swinging bridge from a treehouse to the caretaker's hut.
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It's been a steady slide down from their five-year peak of $47.82 a share in 2013, according to data compiled by FactSet.
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Game of Thrones has always shown Dany making compromises to maintain power, so a slide down into tyranny isn't that hard to imagine.
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One day, when she was six, she ran over to Rat Rock, intending to slide down the gentle scarp on the south side.
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Slowly lean backward, letting your hands slide down loosely, allowing the hammock to support your hips and low back as you turn upside-down.
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There are warp pipes to slide down, underground caverns to trek through, and smack in the middle is a towering statue of Mario himself.
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He retains much admiration for bringing the Olympics to Australia but pundits have lamented the country's slide down the medal tables in recent Games.
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Instead, I found that the Dial immediately starts to slide down the screen when you place it, no matter how gentle that angle is.
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He said it's possible dollar/yen, now around 110, could hit 120 by year-end, or that the euro could slide down to $1.10.
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However, this model is not among its top choices because the handles' metal coverings slide down, and there were many grooves that collect grit.
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The bladder spasm makes my whole pelvic floor seize up and I abort attempts to stand and just half-slide down to the floor.
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In the work on paper, black figures slide down stripper poles and hold their hands up, as military men aim rifles at their bodies.
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For both countries, the slide down the rankings was caused by a drop in their reputations overseas as measured by polls included in the index.
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"The first thing they did when they left the car was slide down the hill on his bum," an onlooker told PEOPLE at the time.
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Video also showed Willa watching a fireman slide down a pole, taking in the firetruck lights and standing at the base of a 100-ft.
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On one play, with Dwyane Wade "checking" Thomas, Boston's best player drove right and forced Cristiano Felicio to slide down to cut off his momentum.
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What kind of slope are you going to slide down when you say, 'Well, you're actually going to' – in a promotional media, what is advertising?
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Allow your right hand to slide down the back your right leg while you maintain the current position of your hips/pelvis, legs and feet.
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Did Kirk ever dream that he would slide down the outside of the Enterprise as it keels over, firing his phaser upward at the bridge?
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The announcement caused the and the Dow Jones industrial average to slide down into Thursday, showing the anxiety surrounding a possible move by the central bank.
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Each day is marked by a full-width shot, so you can easily slide down to the next day — more recent shots are towards the bottom.
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" Jerry adds: "Yeah, we were standing watching a lot of kids slide down the cow pasture mud, and that's something we didn't really want to do.
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And as soon as we finished that, I had to slide down a banister and jump from the second story and land on a moving horse.
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There was a long, uncomfortable silence during which I felt a piece of my muffin, along with my future at the magazine, slide down my throat.
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She wasn't wearing a belt, and as the deputy shoved his hands into her pockets, she told me, her shorts began to slide down her thigh.
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We hike back down, and besides one scary moment where I totally lose traction and slide down a hill, we make it back to the carpark unscathed.
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And if autos are peaking and starting to slide down, that could also be a slowing driver of the economy and a real reason behind a recession.
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The pieces are hauled up the belt on a ladder, slide down a chute, are photographed and then taken to their appropriate bins on another conveyor belt.
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There's a strip of fabric on the edge of the cushion so it doesn't slide down the seat, a thoughtful design detail that goes a long way.
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An 1885 article in The Brooklyn Eagle told of a middle-aged woman named Eliza Hemerman who decided to slide down the elephant's trunk from the inside.
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That has seen the national team, one of Europe's superpowers, slide down those FIFA rankings, leaving it as a second seed when the qualifying draw was made.
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The ankle inseam was perfect and the waistband was over my belly button, so I felt like the leggings weren't going to slide down or move anywhere.
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This month, a video of a migrant using a ladder to scale one side of the newly constructed wall and then slide down to El Centro, Calif.
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They finished that season in third place, a feat they would go on to repeat the following year before embarking upon a slow slide down the table.
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Kids in middle school thought it was hilarious to trip me as I neared a ramp where I would land on my back and slide down the ramp.
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Whether it's all gotten so fast and so easy and so frictionless that we're on an endless Slip 'n' Slide down the chute of our own worst impulses.
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Team China provisionally topped qualifying with a total of 175.279 points, but are likely to slide down the rankings once world champions United States perform later on Sunday.
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I have no idea what happened after that, but I came to at 4:30 AM in a playground tube slide down the street that reeked of piss.
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I watch the phone slide down the line, it's little band-aid flag making it stand out from its compatriots, as it vanishes through the chain link fence.
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When your drink is done (the screen will let you know when and where), you tap your SeaPass to unlock it, allowing it to slide down to you.
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One of the people was able to easily slide down the border fence&aposs slats like a fireman&aposs pole once they were over the fence&aposs ledge.
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"Gold might slide down to $1,455 levels in the short term as the market has nothing to reprice, until and unless the Fed cuts interest rates," Lu added.
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They are now the only riders within a minute of Froome over all, after Fabio Aru of Italy faded again and continued his slide down the overall rankings.
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For 70 years, women arriving at Marine Corps boot camp have learned to fire rifles, slide down ropes, and sprint through obstacle courses while separated from male counterparts.
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For taxonomy purposes, a beard consists of swaths of facial hair that slide down from the middle of the earlobe, hugging the chin and cascading to the Adam's apple.
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At one point, Vargas had to put Boomer in her lap and slide down a snowy slope on her behind because she couldn't find another way to the trail.
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"To access food for their animals... farmers locate their farms or homes pretty close to high-risk areas like river banks or mountains that can slide down," said Murillo.
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We are mid-slide down a slippery slope that includes all sorts of minor injustices from Facebook and Google reading private correspondences, to violations as reported by Edward Snowden.
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That streak is barely a memory at this point for the 19th-ranked Wildcats, who hope to stop their slide down the rankings when they visit Arkansas on Thursday.
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The original felt clamped to your head (and for me, it had a tendency to slowly slide down my face) and you never quite forgot how heavy it was.
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Now, when you activate Reachability (swipe down on the gesture bar), the entire screen will slide down and you can swipe down right above the upper right app icons.
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The Middle East's slide down the rankings followed a year of geopolitical quandaries and questions about the region's governance standards, partly as a result of the meltdown of Abraaj.
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So whenever the "News Team Assemble" conch is blown I'll slide down the firepole into the Daftmobile… or whatever vehicle they want to ride around in at that moment.
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The taped music's sections each reiterate one tiny figure from Beethoven's score, while electronic sounds slide down and, later, up; it's like watching a great painting being systematically defaced.
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They know that you can slide down this part of the mountain without taking fall damage, or that it's difficult to jump your way onto this plateau without building.
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It spent the morning hovering over the mountainous regions, drenching them in feet of rain until the waterlogged soil began to slide down the hillsides, crushing houses and burying roads.
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Additionally, Bombas calf socks were created so they don't slide down or leave marks on the leg, and for its ankle socks, there's a cloth blister tab to avoid rubbing.
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Those children were born to highly-educated parents, and ended up as adults with a lower level of educational attainment, suggesting a slide down the socioeconomic ladder for these families.
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Instead of sticking with the dark gray slide-down quick settings area that it's used in recent years, Google basically inverted things and turned the background white and icons black.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Former world number one Angelique Kerber said her Wimbledon triumph on Saturday would not have been possible without experiencing the lows of last year's slide down the rankings.
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When officers Carrie Lee and Joe Jones arrived after a neighbor complained, they quickly realized there wasn't an issue and chose to slide down the hill with the kids instead.
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Their paler fur will catch a drop from a hiker's water bottle if it spatters, if that hiker happens to slide down the unexpectedly parabolic curve of a given hillside.
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When the watch is tilted, the beads slowly slide down, mimicking the action of an hourglass, to reveal the panther's head image against the black, red or green lacquer dial.
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One of the people was able to easily slide down the fence&aposs slats like a fireman&aposs pole before quickly running away as a Border Patrol vehicle pulls up.
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Putting Shattenkirk at the top of the defense allows everyone else to slide down to more suitable slots, which obviously makes that group as deep as it has ever been.
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What we're hearing: "12 years isn't a deadline, and climate change isn't a cliff we fall off — it's a slope we slide down," said Kate Marvel, a climate scientist at NASA.
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"You can get these screeching noises as your skin sticks to the pole, and it burns as you slide down," Jamieson (who took a few classes herself several years ago) said.
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Up to four different app icons will appear; after that, Android P displays a simple dot to let you know there are more waiting once you slide down the notification tray.
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But that number is down 2 percent from 2009, and the revenue side of the radio dial continues to slide, down to $20.9 million in 2017 from $21.8 million in 2016.
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The ship is fake, obviously, added in post-production, but the double portraying Rey, the dune, and the sheet of metal she's using to slide down it are all very real.
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Without a strong reason to come out to the polls in 2018 and 2020, Democrats risk a further slide down from bringing about change for country unless drastic changes are made.
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Then, using a protective blanket to prevent friction burns, the intrepid can slide down a sort of tunnel, a metal tube that corkscrews vertiginously all the way back to the ground.
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Another warm-weather favorite is the spray park by Nordbahnhof, in Mitte, not far from the Brandenburg Gate, where children climb up on colorful fish and slide down their wet tails.
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In the early 1990s, after the Cold War abruptly ended and the superpowers retreated from Africa — and Congo (then called Zaire) began its long slide down — Mr. Tshisekedi became prime minister.
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In it, your face is placed on an elf's body as you try to slide down a snowy slope, collecting presents and ornaments, and dodging bunny rabbits that'll try to punch you.
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Now, instead of deftly dodging enemies on the ground, I was combo'ing together epic leaps from mid-air snowballs and trying to slide down slopes, ever-so-slightly increasing my overall speed.
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The two-week domestic total of $26.1 million is bad news for a feature said to be budgeted at $75 million, especially given the 58 percent slide down from its $14.9 million debut.
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Titles on the WTA Tour slowed to a trickle and a spate of early losses in the grand slams saw her ranking slide down to a lowly 74th in the summer of 2016.
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The FCC maps out a 21625-month transition, however, for the 2900 stations (about half the total stations left) that must migrate, leaving UHF channels 220006-2202 to slide down to 2628-28500.
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But time and again I found the music predictable: a sudden fortissimo outburst will send other instruments scurrying; in collective glissando patterns, the instruments rise, swell in sound, then slide down and dissipate.
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We should put as much effort into preventing the severity of the coming recession and an associated backward slide down the Preston Curve as we do to flattening the incidence, or infection, curve.
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In "Pariah," it's the spark of possibilities reflected in young Alike's eyes as she watches a dancer slide down a pole to Khia's pleasure anthem "My Neck, My Back" in a gay nightclub.
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There is the hiss of butter and melted tallow as they slide down the hot platter, past the sliced porterhouse or rib steak and their charred bones, to make a pool at one end.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Australia's federal sports minister Greg Hunt has thrown his weight behind a push for a national lottery to boost funding for athletes and arrest the country's slide down the Olympic medals table.
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This, I imagined, was a place where you could slide down the banister, chat to the uniformed elevator men who always knew the best gossip, and access that magic telephone line called room service.
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If he does not have the will to right the ship and make tough decisions, Puerto Rico will continue to slide down the same well-worn path of irresponsibility that got us into crisis.
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In my two visits to Julianna's house last year, I watched her as she watched her 7-year-old brother, Alex, run around the house and jump off the stairs and slide down the banister.
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More than a decade has passed, and it's been a long time since I've felt the urge to watch a bunch of dudes clatter through the streets and slide down rails on planks of wood.
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The wrong socks can spoil an otherwise great outfit, and worse, poor socks can make your feet sweaty and uncomfortable, slide down your leg, and pool around your ankles, looking and feeling like a mess.
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His spring 2020 collection, which he presented earlier this month, relies heavily on risqué details — dresses that seductively slide down shoulders, skirts buttoned askew to show skin, long sleeves slit open to reveal bare arms.
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"But if you make them too small, the water is going to get clogged within a matter of seconds because of surface tension, and so it won't slide down and won't be easily collected," Boreyko says.
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Greed, lust, envy, pride and wrath — she's got five of them covered, and perhaps even a little gluttony, if you count all the times Ms. Hilton lovingly describes the delicacies that slide down her heroine's gullet.
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What I used to do is go ice blocking, which is when you literally buy a block of ice, wet the top, throw a towel on it so the fibres stick, and slide down a hill.
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For sand boarding, you get a board, a helmet and about two minutes of instruction in how to bend your knees, grab your thighs and slide down a steep slope that bottoms out at the ocean.
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It would not yet put Israel in the company of faux-democracies like Hungary and Turkey, but it would push the country in that direction — continuing Israel's slide down what feels like a very slippery undemocratic slope.
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Click here to view original GIFSnowboarder Tom Oye was snowboarding in Whistler, Canada when he got caught in a pummeling avalanche, and it's beyond terrifying because we get to see the entire harrowing slide down the mountain.
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Assistant manager Agnew was handed the reins after Aitor Karanka was sacked by Middlesbrough on Thursday following a 10-game winless league run that saw the club slide down the table to 19th, three points from safety.
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I can put two "Caution: Wet Floor" signs face down at the top of a set of stairs where White House employees might slip and slide down into a delegation from the Organization for Incarcerating Flag Burners.
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By contrast, Ms. Brown, who is 58 and the nation's first openly bisexual governor, leans toward what one supporter called a "Portland anti-style," — plain clothes, sensible shoes and clunky glasses that tend to slide down her nose.
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On this day, opening day, more than 4,500 skiers and snowboarders will slide down the bottom half of that mountain, a mere 300 vertical feet, on portions of snow-covered slopes so short that runs last but seconds.
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But CBS News reported those in the elevator believed their deaths were imminent as the car began to slide down the shaft:Visiting from Mexico, Jaime Montemayor didn't expect his trip to Chicago to include getting stuck in an elevator.
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Stoke City arrested their worrying slide down the table to beat second-from-bottom West Bromwich Albion 3-1 while bottom club Swansea City, who sacked manager Paul Clement this week, drew 1-1 at home to Crystal Palace.
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The original draft angle for the Guac-Lock had the smaller opening at the bottom, but as you pushed the guac up through the larger opening, some of the dip would slide down the sides of the pushing part.
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As the alto saxophonist Gary Bartz, the trumpeter Duane Eubanks and the pianist Kenny Barron take solo turns, Mr. Cannon swings buoyantly, raising the stakes here and there with an unanticipated break or a slide down the bass's neck.
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And those I wanted to speak with, the women, would slide down onto the ground, which was the only place they could sit when older men were present, or disappear into the dark interior spaces where they did their chores.
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You can't dim the lights and slide down the blinds, or open your garage and unlock the door, or do anything else at the same time and in the same app without embracing one of the (fledgling) platforms out there.
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Us is likely to slide down this particular chart as new Avengers and Star Wars movies surface in 2019, not to mention Disney's busy slate of live-action remakes (Aladdin, Dumbo, and The Lion King will all be out before 2020).
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But Mr. Thompson let me in on a trick of the trade: I could rest my back against the wall of the structure and slide down, with no effort from my arms and much of the weight off my legs.
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In the meantime, Bear's backers, which the startup has yet to reveal, may be taking a cue in part from Alibaba, which last year opened a highly automated restaurant in Shanghai where small robots slide down tracks to deliver patrons' meals.
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Fans of the barbecue at Kang Ho Dang Baekjeong will remember the pan of corn in melted cheese that sits at the edge of the domed grill and is basted by the hot drippings that slide down from the sizzling meat.
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However a fighter opts to perform it, the result is that position Stephen Thompson dreads: the advancing fighter can slide down the back side of the side kick and attack his opponent from a dominant angle, while they are on one leg.
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"You have had people trying to pick a bottom both in the energy commodity itself and energy shares a few times in this long slide down and again today," said Rick Meckler, president of LibertyView Capital Management in Jersey City, New Jersey.
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That opening image, whose surrealism gives way to a more or less straightforward, chronological slide down the time line of Tina Turner's life, feels like an attempt to reunify Turner and her work, and to give a hint as to their source.
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The swimming pool, considered the best on the Riviera, was housed in a basin blasted out of the rocks and featured a water-chute so that bathers could slide down into the sea below and swim to a raft tethered just offshore.
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We will slide down the path of complacency, numb to the challenges, threats, and even wars that we face, or do we have enough strength and pride to confront those dangers today so that our citizens can enjoy peace and prosperity tomorrow.
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Beyond them, white lines slide down the glowing circle of celestial blue—waves, perhaps—but they won't come into focus, so he looks at the weave of shoelaces, the scuffs and scratches on the black leather, the grains of sand stuck to the rubber sole.
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The Cooper's Hill Cheese Rolling challenge, which dates back to 1826, sees chasers slip and slide down the muddy 200-yard (180-metre) track in pursuit of a large wheel of double Gloucester cheese, which can reach speeds of up to 70 miles per hour.
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Wimbledon might be the title Hewitt values most, but Davis Cup is the competition that has earned him the most respect from Australians and has surely helped keep him competing long after most other big stars would have tired of the slide down the rankings.
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The high-quality video was shot with at least two cameras, one from a speed boat-like vessel and one from the chopper, which captured the fatigue-clad men as they prepared to slide down a rope and also took aerial footage of the tanker.
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A day will come when Pope does not make quite so many saves, when Mee and Tarkowski do not make quite so many blocks, when shots that were spinning wide will start to curl in, and at that point Burnley will slide down the table.
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The success of the audio version relies heavily on the comedian's vocal and modulating verve, the aural equivalent of a pair of eyeglasses that slide down the nose only to be pushed back up again (which I've seen Bell, like other eyeglass wearers, do).
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There's nothing jarringly wrong about the ColorOS, though I often had problems locating this or that option in the Settings menu, and some elements of the UI, like the drop down menu that appears when you slide down from the top of the screen, were ugly.
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The raft then "will slide down a jaw-dropping 168 foot 7 inch structure, only to be blasted back up a second massive hill and then sent down yet another gut wrenching 50 foot drop for the ultimate in water slide thrills," the park's website says.
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The raft then "will slide down a jaw-dropping 5 foot 7 inch structure, only to be blasted back up a second massive hill and then sent down yet another gut wrenching 50 foot drop for the ultimate in water slide thrills," the park's website says.
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Lack of Scalia autopsy spawns conspiracy theories The top pillow case "appeared to have shifted at some point in the night due to the weight of his head on the pillow, causing the pillow case to slide down and cover his eyes," Dominguez said in the report.
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Both along Lexington Avenue, moving downtown, and along 18th Street, going east, you've seen the throng of bodies falling from a plateau of wakeful, energized awareness, to a hazy, shadowy lassitude that's often coextensive with a slide down the personal well-being and social status scales.
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If you tap the T key normally, you get the letter T. However, if you tap the T key and your finger happens to linger and slide down a bit, the Key Flicks software will use the alternate character for that key — which is the number 5.
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An expert at the site said the landslide might have been caused by a buildup of rainfall under the surface of the steep hillside, apparently acting as a kind of lubricant that let a slab of earth slide down, a reporter for the newspaper People's Daily said.
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The tube was marked with numbered notches, one for each day of the month; the idea was that the user would remove a jar of meat every day and eat it, and the rest of the jars would slide down a notch, marking time by meat.
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The raft would then "slide down a jaw-dropping 168-foot-7-inch structure, only to be blasted back up a second massive hill and then sent down yet another gut-wrenching 50 foot drop for the ultimate in water slide thrills," the park's website said.
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They&aposve had bailing wire that they&aposll hook on the fence or they have a shoe that might be wide enough where they can kind of shimmy up the top of it and slide down the back side of it, just kind of like sliding down a pole.
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I have a fairly round face and a slightly lower nose bridge, so it's typically pretty hard for me to find a pair of glasses that won't slide down my face, but the Daisy glasses fit better than any other pair I've owned over the past 15 years.
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A tradition like the Tió, with its accessible mythology and brilliant (obvious) fiction, can gently help kids understand logic and laugh at themselves while doing so — instead of crushing their spirit or, worse, causing them to believe that it's normal for strange men to slide down their chimney.
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Not just the obvious ones: the back-to-back collapses away from home, first at Bournemouth and now in Manchester; the inexorable slide down the Premier League table, initially out of the title race and now, usurped by a resurgent Manchester United, out of the Champions League qualifying places.
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And since the News Feed is already a bit of a wasteland of algorithmically curated dreck that fits your predetermined filter bubble, perhaps Peak Memory will lead us on a slide down into the Slough of Eternal Repetition, which will finally be the end of our time on Facebook altogether.
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In a 1924 article in The New York Times, a person identified simply as "the old New Yorker" described this geological wonder as "a famous sliding place for the boys and girls of old New York," and recalled sitting "on an old tin pie plate" to slide down its surface.
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LONDON/NEW YORK (Reuters) - A threat to impose sanctions on Russian sovereign debt transactions is one of the biggest financial weapons that the U.S. can deploy against the Kremlin, but Moscow's slide down the investment league table in recent years means the move will not pack the punch it once would have.
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That said, the show has been accused of too much fan service in the last couple seasons, so Sandor Clegane could easily slide down one category because it would be surprising to kill him off before allowing him to face his brother, and Game of Thrones does like a nice surprising death.
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On the opposite screen, a hotdog-eating champion and professional gurgitator named Tim sits down casually to a pile of a few dozen hotdogs at the famous restaurant Nathan's, smashing them into his mouth two at a time and soaking the buns in water so that they slide down his throat more easily.
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I left with a pair of Prada glasses that I wear regularly — they're the first glasses I've ever owned that don't slide down my face at the first hint of humidity, don't have the too-tight arms that give me a pressure headache, and don't get jostled around by my cheeks whenever I smile.
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The skyslide should be open in a few months and will require a separate ticket for access—that's $25 to get to the observation deck (which is designed by Gensler) and an extra $8 to slide down a piece of glass for three seconds, even though you'll probably close your eyes the entire ride.
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Bombas snowflake calf socks; $2125 Bombas socks are engineered to comfortable: They are made with high-quality cotton and merino wool, while the calf socks are made so they don't slide down or leave marks on the leg, and the ankle socks have a cloth tab at the back to prevent rubbing and blisters.
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The 2017-18 season will be no different, but with several other teams either just as bad, worse off, or aggressively bottoming out—the Chicago Bulls, Atlanta Hawks, Brooklyn Nets, Phoenix Suns, Sacramento Kings, New York Knicks, Los Angeles Lakers, and Philadelphia 76ers, just to name a few—they aren't bad enough to slide down the standings.
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Other features of noteworthiness are the hydrophobic lens coating, which keeps water from drying and leaving behind calcium deposit stains on the lenses, as well as the grippy rubber nose pads, which aren't all that exciting but easy to appreciate when a lot of other sporty shades might slide down your schnoz at the first sign of perspiration.
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On a recent afternoon, it served up videos of a guy accidentally hitting himself in the head with a baseball bat; a pizza being made out of French fries; a dog bathing in a Jacuzzi; a woodworker crafting a salad bowl; a tourist riding a slide down the Great Wall of China and a manatee kissing a snorkeler.
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Maybe Gordon Hayward will play you out of the rotation, and you'll be traded to the Pistons, where you will see your career slide down into the swamp of mediocrity until, one day, you find yourself plying a trade on a contender, but far away from the glory you dreamt of when you foolishly dunked on LeBron for no particularly good reason.
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Designed principally by the French-born architect Ollivier J. Vinour, it is a quarter-million-square-foot profusion of domes, turrets, minarets, Moorish archways, Oriental carpets, lush draperies, Egyptian bas-relief, trompe l'oeil paintings, fountains, elaborate lighting fixtures, stained glass, gold leaf, tile and gracious banisters, which Mr. Patten, in the dead of night, would occasionally slide down for the sheer joy of it.
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You "click" it to go home (the original functionality), or to unlock the phone with Touch ID. You press and hold to talk to Siri, double tap (not click) to make the screen slide down for thumb reachability, double click (not tap) when the phone is locked to pull up Apple Pay, long tap to pay with Apple Pay, double click to pull up the app switcher when the phone is unlocked, and probably a few other things I'm forgetting.
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