Filmmakers have known since at least 1983 that it takes more than snarling dogs to make a decent snarling-dog horror movie.
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"American Bitch" is a snarling challenge of an episode title.
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It has a tangled history with its small, snarling neighbour.
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"You don't even watch this," he adds, snarling at Harrison.
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The snarling gang leader belts her one, sending her sprawling.
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The authorities answered with fire hoses and snarling police dogs.
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Public snarling between those two politicians has not yet succeeded.
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And it's got the same curvaceous, snarling looks of the LaFerrari.
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Many of the checkpoints snarling traffic in central Baghdad have gone.
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Broken pavements, potholed roads and snarling traffic make even walking hazardous.
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It's a bonkers little spider, with a snarling mid-mounted engine.
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His vocals, snarling and aggrieved, are buried under layers of processing.
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The guitarists Brady Ebert and Pat McCrory are concise and snarling.
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Batman is a rich cop and (awesome, snarling, feminist hardcore) punk lives.
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A semi overturned in Washington state Wednesday, snarling the early morning commute.
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Snarling dogs, hissing cats, vicious hamsters, possessive roosters; we've seen it all.
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Eventually the lower strings provide depth and grounding, fortified by snarling brass.
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The snarling dog announces Simone, who in turn embodies an unchecked malignancy.
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Lindsey Graham, whose snarling complaints came right out of the Trump playbook.
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All around, ghostly images of snarling teeth and danger swirled in the air.
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He's a surprisingly complex villain, and Elba voices him with snarling, horrible ferocity.
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An agitated and snarling album that thumped with personality and layers of distortion.
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I follow the absent patter, snarling at jokes in languages I don't understand.
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It's snarling, and the question of whom it's going to bite looms large.
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Ehrenreich's vivid, lyrical, sometimes snarling prose overwhelms the attempt at formal structure, however.
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Keith darted across the stage, thrashing and snarling and chomping at the mic.
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Like a dog backed into a corner, I'd reacted by snarling and snapping.
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Their 1979 Nervous Breakdown EP took punk's snarling edge and ratched everything up.
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They're both looking into the US, over highway traffic snarling through the port.
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There were hardships, too, including punctured tires, snarling dogs, freezing hail and illness.
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A snarling swarm of razor-toothed green monsters is hot on his heels.
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Or they fall across highways, snarling traffic in regions that were spared flooding.
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Yet individually, many Trump supporters are a far cry from the snarling caricatures.
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Gleaming with rain, it rose up snarling, as if struggling to escape the earth.
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A train derails, taking out some switches, shutting tracks and snarling travel for days.
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Pictures provided by the department showed a few inches of muddy water snarling traffic.
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From there things largely devolved into a series of bungling crossfire and snarling point-counterpoints.
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The engine was tuned, and the exhaust was converted into a snarling straight Tubi system.
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It has at least one winner in "Medieval Warfare," Grimes' snarling piece of… trap-punk?
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The W and S created the cougar's head, and the C shaped its snarling mouth.
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As a final desperate maneuver, Siggie backed into the corner for one last snarling stand.
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Snarling Mr. Trump's efforts to move past the controversy, he and his running mate, Gov.
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People will get that ISIS was a non sequitur, but at least he wasn't snarling.
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At one point, alone on the trail in Oregon, he meets a snarling mountain lion.
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Mostly I just forgot sometimes that beneath all those prosthetics, it wasn't actual, snarling Cheney.
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Such public snarling between Washington and Beijing is likely to become more common, he said.
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One way to avoid the traffic snarling Midtown Manhattan: take a trip to Ellis Island.
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Then a growl and snarling bark that made the hair on my neck stand up.
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It was deemed an overgrown, traffic-snarling invader on an already teeming East 42nd Street.
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Here are the three major challenges that have been snarling response efforts in Puerto Rico.
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For Friday, the storm was snarling flight schedules, including several of the nation's busiest airports.
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In a corner of the furniture-filled space sat a snarling stuffed coyote named Larry.
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In her most extreme moments, snarling and wild-eyed, she looks exactly like her feral counterpart.
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Mr Kim seems minded to respond more by snarling, perhaps with more tests, than by charming.
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Commuters are subjected to snarling traffic, the costs of which are predicted to double by 2030.
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CIKAWAO, Indonesia (Reuters) - A gory fight to the death between snarling dogs and captured wild boars.
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Lyrically there are no wonky sexual come-ons or snarling rebuttals—just breathy admissions of affection.
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He is supported by snarling activists in the Momentum campaigning group and the Unite trade union.
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But, in the eighties, many Christian rock bands embraced snarling guitars, which were harder to interpret.
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Casablancas' voice remains effortless, snarling one moment, warming to the soft clatter behind him the next.
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Snarling verses give way to simple, ethereal choruses, Lee's voice pushed back against the overdriven bass.
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One about Andy supposedly snarling on court, and another about his accent, saying he sounded American.
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Twelve days later, a group of men charged into Salahi's cell with a snarling German shepherd.
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Officials were afraid that too many people would stop to pose for selfies, snarling the intersection.
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In Canada, the same storm was snarling flights at Toronto Pearson – that nation's busiest air hub.
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We see young white men, naked from the waist up, snarling and clapping in slow motion.
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Disclosing the list could have shown whether other Christie allies sought political payback by snarling traffic.
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There were only a few guys in attendance—snarling East End types with eyes like coal pits.
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Another ended up with a foster mother who threw the toddler to a pair of snarling dogs.
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The shark-nosed front is also where you'll find the Lambo's raging-bull badge, in snarling gold.
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And, hang on, who's that snarling matriarch of the club scene with the shock of spiky hair?
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Of the leads, Shahid Kapoor hams it up no end, snarling and then smirking in equal measure.
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Somewhere on Fifth Avenue, there's a snarling Tyrannosaurus rex hiding behind a bathroom door to prank guests.
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The real test for any Grease production is its take on Rizzo, the Pink Ladies' snarling ringleader.
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But no one could deny the strong logo work, notably the snarling warthog of the Ball Hogs.
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Several lanes were closed, snarling traffic on the often-congested 91, along with other nearby roads Monday.
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The snarling incoherence of the latest Democratic presidential debate Tuesday evening made it painfully hard to follow.
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At their wildest, the girls fuse into a wolf pack, donning fangs and snarling at the moon.
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China's dog lovers and dog-meat lovers will be snarling at each other for a while to come.
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A video from Manhattan shows the dangerous conditions, with buses becoming stuck in the streets and snarling traffic.
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Late last year Senate Democrats offered $1.6bn for border security, and even that much set House Democrats snarling.
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OFFICIALS have long puzzled over how to reduce the number of vehicles snarling up the streets of London.
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Röyksopp's "Bounty Hunters" keeps returning to Greedo snarling "Oota goota Solo?" as the keyboard sirens pound and shimmer.
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Especially on the singles "The Doomed" and "TalkTalk," Keenan offers snarling, screaming criticism of the American status quo.
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What sounded like a roaming, snarling knot of dogs tussled somewhere out in the sandy brush for hours.
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I found it curious that Brick Farm Tavern uses a painting of a snarling fox as its mascot.
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One snarling white face, that of 15-year-old Hazel Bryan, became the symbol of intransigent racial bigotry.
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But even here, the wreath has been removed, leaving only a shield to anchor that snarling black grille.
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Psylocke sits around snarling in an unflattering outfit while Angel just poses like a dated David LaChapelle model.
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Thomas J. Mayer's Wotan was humane and accurate but clearly an equal to Jochen Schmeckenbecher's devious, snarling Alberich.
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He recites the lyrics like a snarling lullaby, the simplicity of the words making it all the more creepy.
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It was Cousins's best game of the season and, more than that, a perfect summary of his snarling ethos.
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She said the additional layers of vetting that are snarling the system and taking up Pentagon resources are unnecessary.
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Happily, there are recent, real-world examples of patience working, and snarling populists losing office by outstaying their welcome.
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On Saturday evening, hundreds of protesters shut down I-94, a major thoroughfare linking the Twin Cities, snarling traffic.
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In half the countries on the continent, snarling populists eager for European disintegration were terrifying the pro-EU establishment.
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Thoughtful conservatives will be heart-broken if asked to choose in November between a snarling nativist and a Democrat.
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He damn sure made his mark, and his legacy lives on in the fiery, snarling beast he helped create.
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As Bruce Wayne, he can hardly stop snarling long enough to pretend to be human at a social gathering.
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" Hamill's pushback in print denounced Trump as "snarling and heartless and fraudulently tough, insisting on the virtues of stupidity.
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I see the snarling faces of the young white men who carried torchlights while marching in Charlottesville last year.
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They won their first eight games behind a snarling defense that, on Sunday, had three sacks and three takeaways.
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Too many characters look like caricatures, a reinforcement of the notion that all Muslims are snarling bundles of hate.
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" She said, "He's like an animal with a badly hurt paw, who defends his territory with snarling and anger.
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Rowdy, manic spectators—most of them Hari fans—swamped the ring to get pictures of the snarling, villainous kickboxer.
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But Get Out isn't about the blatantly, obviously scary kind of racism — burning crosses and lynchings and snarling hate.
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Yi, 23, has silver-blue streaked hair and printed on the front of her t-shirt is a snarling Rottweiler.
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He didn't like us laughing and he flew to the end of his lead, and reared up snarling and drooling.
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Although Standen cuts a pretty imposing figure to explore Mills' origins, he's hardly a stand-in for Neeson's snarling intensity.
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During the national campaign, Mr Kaine occasionally came across as a snarling partisan hit-man, mostly interested in lancing Republicans.
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In "The Benefactor," he runs the gamut from benevolent monarch to snarling pit bull, sometimes in a matter of seconds.
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A more introverted (if snarling) America, and a more uncertain, leaderless global order, may be part of his legacy, too.
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Earlier, activists floated a six-meter-high blimp outside parliament depicting the U.S. president as snarling, nappy-wearing orange baby.
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Traditionalists attending the annual dog-meat festival in Guangxi now find themselves under attack by packs of snarling animal-lovers.
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Imagine Marx snarling about "the cash nexus" as he tosses a vacationing English family a fistful of tickets to Brighton.
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But even reaching for such meanings in Green Room is to sell short what Saulnier is after in his snarling,
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The fires prompted road closures north of Los Angeles on Wednesday, including sections of the major 405 interstate, snarling traffic.
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Langhans has a ferocious voice with three distinct ranges; a roaring low, a snarling mid-range, and a shrieking high.
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Keith Flint, the snarling frontman of The Prodigy was found by police in his Essex home early on Monday morning.
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In Zach de la Rocha's absence, B-Real is vicious and snarling, Chuck D a mass of purposeful slow movement.
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He can cut an OK snarling promo and it's really impressive when he throws other men around like they're basketballs.
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He's tried snarling, and he's tried to be vulnerable; he's held fast to some convictions and has reluctantly sacrificed others.
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Anonymity and a snarling user base full of bullying, threats of violence, and encouragement of self-harm were the norm.
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DON LEMON, CNN: He has gone from snarling alpha dog in Brussels blasting our allies to Putin&aposs lapdog in Helsinki.
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Much like the snarling beast in Beauty and the Beast, Hardin looms as both a romantic lead and a potential danger.
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That's where things truly get sticky, as she gasps for air and finds herself face to face with a snarling tiger.
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Explaining to Veronika about his friends' "Choose Life" inside joke—which inspired Trainspotting's snarling opening monologue—he's at first almost embarrassed.
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Walking through a ravine and hearing wolves snarling behind you sounds completely different than wolves chasing you over a frozen lake.
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Hiya, so hell is here and it has a face, it's snarling at you, and it's floating outside of your window.
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In our barking and snarling political climate, here is the story of healing involving one of the darkest moments in history.
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After they are intercepted by a snarling gang of white men, Rosaleen is thrown into jail, then beaten in her cell.
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"Bartier Cardi" is a sinister, greasy number full of quick-tongued rapping, and featuring a charmingly snarling verse from 21 Savage.
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" Henry Adams, the great American patrician, wrote of "furtive Yacoob or Ysaac still reeking of the ghetto, snarling a weird Yiddish.
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"At the moment I drift away, I fly into a violent rage," he sings in an almost-whispered bass, snarling and shattered.
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Populism comes in a wide variety of flavours, left-wing as well as right-wing and smiley-faced as well as snarling.
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Such was the case last month when Chechen parliament speaker Magomed Daudov posted a photo of Kadyrov with his snarling dog, Tarzan.
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The days of angry commuters snarling under their breathe at you before you're able to buy your morning coffee are officially over.
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Clive Owen turns up as Alpha's snarling commander, while Ethan Hawke appears, briefly, as what might charitably be called a small businessman.
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But it's definitely no racetrack; the tarmac is rough and broken and traffic isn't rushed, so you don't need a snarling supercar.
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The government's approval rating soared after Mr Turnbull (pictured left) unseated the snarling Tony Abbott as the Liberal Party's leader last September.
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And for all the hubbub — the intense security; the motorcades snarling traffic in downtown Washington — the meeting opened on a subdued note.
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Official roadblocks appeared Wednesday night at tunnels leading to Caracas, snarling traffic for hours as the police questioned passengers about their motives.
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Oh, and at that point, the snarling Ravens hadn't given up a touchdown in the second half in any game this season.
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All that's left now is a display at the Paterson Museum that includes an LED campfire, a wigwam and snarling bear skin.
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To reinforce the lesson, Fowles stood tall, snarling down from her 1.93-foot-6, 211-pound frame, without once checking her nose.
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She would salvage snarling gargoyle keystones from demolition sites and take them home in my sister Tracy's stroller after kicking Tracy out.
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In July, he released his snarling debut EP, "Meet the Woo," a bracing gut punch of high-tension New York rap mayhem.
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In this case, Morbius turns into a gross, snarling, vampire-like monster that the world may very well find sexy one day.
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Snarling, wounded, and reminiscent of Dirty-era Sonic Youth, Loverboy has a base-level fury that asserts itself across all four songs.
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It turned out this pseudo-somber tone was but a porcelain veneer over the fangs beneath, a filler in the snarling upper lip.
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Jon bravely touches Daenerys' snarling dragon Drogon, making him the only other person besides Daenerys and Tyrion to successfully do so on camera.
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When you think of big cat battles, you probably imagine two snarling, clawing, ferocious beasts protecting what is theirs in this savage world.
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Rather than snarling proto-punk, we hear an ambitious singer songwriter sketching stories using the entire studio as his palette—freely combining genres.
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He also showed a broad emotional range, quickly moving from warm smiles and laughter to attacking his opponents by growling, snarling and yelling.
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When the vocals came in, Shevchuk sounded like a snarling dog, a far cry from the mealy-mouthed delivery of Lifetime's Ari Katz.
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Fists pounding, eyes narrowing, mouth snarling, Giuliani said America is coming after the terrorists and will truck no abuse of its police force.
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He was always the chill one, but in the past few years he's taken on more of Westbrook's snarling attitude than vice versa.
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He laughs a snarling laugh, then leans over and drops his head in Gran's sprawled lap, as though to take a nap there.
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Then there are Mr Trump's attacks on the press, and his snarling promises to tighten libel laws against what he calls "fake news".
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Mr Trump has the medium's temperament down pat—one minute playing the snarling demagogue, and the next gleefully hurling schoolboy insults at rivals.
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Imagine him snarling his way through the 10-minute ostrich soliloquy, choke slamming Gerard Butler – playing James McArthur, obviously – on the Leicester touchline.
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And fun though the virtual try on is, I think I'm going to hold on off getting that snarling wolf tat for now…
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But our only path toward her was up the massive staircase ahead — where a pair of ghoulish, snarling vampires lurked in the shadows.
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Following in that tradition is newish Melbourne three-piece Whipper, who belt out snarling punk rock that is full of bile and bite.
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In response, dozens of anti-Trump protesters lined up on Shea Boulevard, snarling traffic on the main route connecting the town with Phoenix.
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Katie Uhlaender of the United States chose a bald eagle for her headgear, and Barrett Martineau of Canada a fanged and snarling bear.
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The days of snarling lions caged in wagons or elephants chained and parading down Main Street are no more, their disappearance largely unlamented.
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While the company has tried to work with taxi operators, dozens protested outside Uber's office last month, blasting their horns and snarling traffic.
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He has made clear his dissatisfaction with lawmakers and the political system he blames for snarling up the government's prized pension reform's progress.
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New York airports ground to a halt in winter storm, which brought high winds and snow, snarling air travel from Maine to Florida.
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But I do think the conversation will go better if you realize that all bullies are, beneath their snarling masks, scared to death.
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A 21982-mile gantlet of mob violence peaked in Alabama with a firebombing and attacks by police officers with nightsticks and snarling dogs.
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Even when he gets clean and enters recovery, that force is snarling just out of frame, ready to snatch him up once again.
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In another, a group of men bares their bravest faces, masculine and snarling, as their faces distort and reveal a more sincere reality.
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Meanwhile, a portion of Interstate 85 in Atlanta collapsed Thursday after a massive fire, snarling traffic in one of the country's most congested cities.
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The boys sound alternately gruff and yearning, snarling the rapped verses while crooning the chorus through vocal filters as aqueous as the keyboards themselves.
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The world remembers Hannibal Lecter and his refinement coexisting with savagery, not Buffalo Bill, whose body dysmorphia transforms him into a snarling, feral animal.
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However, manufacturers reported a deterioration in delivery times as protesters manned road blocks on and off across the country, snarling up their supply chains.
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Opponents of Trump flew a six-meter blimp depicting the U.S. president as an orange, snarling diaper-wearing baby just outside the British parliament.
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It was turned in by Petion's current coach at West Oaks: "Just get out of my face," Woodbury is heard snarling on the tape.
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In the evening, Lil Wayne and 2 Chainz performed together (as the duo Collegrove), running through more than an hour of humorously snarling hits.
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While the snarling tigers held the audience rapt, a performance by donkeys — they hopped over sedentary llamas — lacked a how-did-they-do-that?
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"Can you not listen to that man and turn the music down," he says to the waiter in a snarling, Afrikaans-inflected stage whisper.
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The best I can come up with is that it's like a particularly snarling, yet somehow whimsical, insect whizzing right past your head. THHHHHHHWHIRRRRRR!!!!!!!!
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As players get closer, the dog shows other signs of fear and anxiety: licking his lips, yawning, panting harder, and finally growling and snarling.
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So has Barack Obama, who continued the presidential tradition of snarling traffic as people sought to catch a glimpse of him and his wife.
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He was home, snarling, spitting, badgering, weeping, threatening her little brother, Pokey, and begging Pixie for a dollar, no, a quarter, no, a dime.
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Huge cages of wood fill the railway arch enclosure, knots and gravy-coloured striations snarling back at me as we prowl around the cages.
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Givenchy men's under her predecessor, Riccardo Tisci, had a hard, snarling edge: His were the famous Rottweilers gnashing from T-shirts and leather goods.
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A shortage of air traffic controllers caused flight delays across the Northeast on Friday, snarling air travel at some of the country's busiest airports.
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There are snarling sound effects, but ultimately it's an adorable pack of dog friends that would be better off on Nickelodeon solving crimes together.
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When Elza Soares takes the stage in Central Park on Saturday, she'll be singing songs of cutting social commentary in a husky, snarling alto.
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Credit...Gilles Sabrié for The New York Times When winter came to Beijing, it arrived as it often does, as a snarling Siberian wind.
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Because the start-ups do not use fixed docking stations, riders abandon bicycles haphazardly along streets and public squares, snarling traffic and cluttering sidewalks.
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"Green Onions" feels like a snarling 12-bar blues, but its structure is more complex, a result of Jones's theory lessons at the time.
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Student protesters from 32 public universities have clashed repeatedly with police during nationwide marches, snarling traffic and public transport in cities across the country.
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Originally adapted in 2004, the original possessed droll wit in Ron Perlman's snarling performance and considerable visual flair thanks to director Guillermo del Toro.
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Lynch decided (correctly) that it would be funny to mess with our photog ... and menacingly stomped toward him ... snarling loudly as he got close.
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Jeremiah finished his ice cream cone in large snarling bites, wiped his mouth with the side of his hand and turned to leave the park.
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Why is the best xenobiologist money can buy stupid enough to try to pet a snarling alien in the middle of an obvious threat display?
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Throughout most of the film, Jill (played by Palka herself) is naked in her own basement, barking and snarling and covered with her own feces.
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Did fanatics like ISIS materialize out of nowhere, snarling with hatred at the West, as much of American commentary and news coverage seems to indicate?
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His character enlists a military escort, headed by Samuel L. Jackson's snarling presence, to explore this strange land, for purposes that at first remain hazy.
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But the gruff, snarling Marcus is along for the ride as well, and the relationship between the two characters is a highlight of the narrative.
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A total of 679 flights were canceled, NHK national television said, snarling travel plans for thousands at the end of Japan's main summer holiday period.
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A total of 679 flights were cancelled, NHK national television said, snarling travel plans for thousands at the end of Japan's main summer holiday period.
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Some local residents fear that the new construction will alter the neighborhood's architectural character and strain the infrastructure, snarling traffic and backing up sewer lines.
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Atlanta, home of the world's busiest airport, could get up to 6 inches of rain by the end of this weekend -- potentially snarling holiday travel.
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She's a doll to Seth Wright but a snarling pit bull to Congressman MacLeish: Her "coming, Peter?" as she leaves the Oval Office is searing.
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When I heard that metal, I pictured men and men alone, fighting or rampaging the land or brooding and snarling, nary a woman in sight.
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Your mom's walking out of the room with a "I can't talk about this again" look on, and dad's half out of his armchair, snarling.
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This is a pretty faithful cover but if you're sick of Shane McGowan's snarling you could do worse than Rostam of Vampire Weekend's wavering tone.
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The 11th District, a Republican-leaning hodgepodge of quaintly verdant residential streets, snarling highways and big-box shopping centers, groans under an extraordinary tax burden.
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Horses, too, appear to respond differently to people who smile or snarl; the horses responded to a snarling facial expression with an increased heart rate.
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Among the most bruising songs in the Soundgarden discography, "Ty Cobb" is a relentless punk attack, featuring Mr. Cornell at his most snarling and reckless.
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Granted, a lap dog who runs around snarling and snapping and signing executive orders, which he seems to regard as some long form of Twitter.
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It didn't matter whether he was delivering a snarling monologue or tossing off a sound bite at a press junket; when Rickman spoke, you listened.
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She may no longer be the snarling housewife she once was, but she's still got that survivor mentality, razor-sharp wit, and affinity for the disenfranchised.
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We were shown an image of what appeared to be a charcoal sketch of a snarling shark and a wicked cobra drawn by designer Eminel Hodzic.
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Adelaide's seeming descent into Tethered-style snarling barbarity feels like a confirmation that there's nothing really separating Us' above-ground people from the below-ground people.
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Much of the city of nearly 600,000 would be without power, water, and sewer service, and freeway interchanges would likely be undermined and impassable, snarling transportation.
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She smiles, jokingly makes snarling faces, and even can be seen holding her rarely spotted twin babies, Rumi and Sir, who were on set with her.
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Currency and price controls have been a major factor in Venezuela's current economic mess, which includes snarling food lines, widespread shortages, and a lucrative smuggling trade.
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Airlines and train operators warned that the storm could cause delays or cancellations, snarling travel just as many Japanese are returning to Tokyo and other cities.
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Peter Buck is off making grand, snarling rock with Corin Tucker in Filthy Friends and Michael Stipe is doing cool art installations, but R.E.M. chugs along.
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A far more direct threat to the values of the New York dining community is the snarling hostility to immigrants now at loose in the country.
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I mean that literally; in one of the evening's most unsettling vignettes, Isa, Grif and Daz advance on Tiny as a single, snarling three-headed Cerberus.
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A more jarring transformation has occurred in Baltimore, where a franchise defined for years by its snarling defense now flaunts an electrifying young quarterback, Lamar Jackson.
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Scott was flanked by designers and by Pablo Olea, his P.R. director, who wore a football jersey with a snarling black jaguar over a flannel shirt.
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A cold and blustery winter storm unleashed downpours and extensive snowfall on Southern California, triggering a tornado and snarling post-Christmas travel on major routes Thursday.
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A cold and blustery winter storm unleashed downpours and extensive snowfall on Southern California, triggering tornado warnings and snarling post-Christmas travel on major routes Thursday.
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In between cacophonous bursts, the acts would explain that they "couldn't have done this without Jesus," and that their snarling dissonance was all in His name.
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Sonny's firing on all cylinders, with his trademark julienned vocal melodies and a snarling drop that moves like a wingsuit stunt flyer cheating death in a canyon.
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Snarling and swinging, Dempsey would pursue opponents like this, moving his head, but any blow that landed on Dempsey's dome bounced off the top of his skull.
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An alert male fairy-wren Photo: Jessica McLachlanIf you heard a bear roar for the first time but didn't see the snarling beast, what would you think?
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Protesters are planning to fly a blimp over parliament portraying Trump as an orange, snarling baby during his visit after Khan approved a request for its use.
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And in 1999's cult classic Jawbreaker, she starred as Courtney, a popular, snarling, murderous high schooler in a performance that was delivered with a delightful wink.
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On Wednesday, anti-impeachment protesters blocked roads with burning tires around Sao Paulo, the capital, Brasilia, and other cities, snarling morning traffic and prompting clashes with police.
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After conceding this seat and their majority, they are now desperately trying to claw both back 'like a snarling dog that won't let go of a bone.
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Federal prosecutors say the traffic-snarling lane closures were a political plot designed to hurt the Fort Lee mayor, who did not support Christie's re-election bid.
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A signee on Diplo's Mad Decent label, Marenyi's festival-driven tracks with wild, snarling synths have cemented him as a bass superstar in the past few years.
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Federal prosecutions say the traffic-snarling lane closures were a political plot designed to hurt the Fort Lee mayor, who did not support Christie's re-election bid.
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Activists kicked off the demonstrations on Friday by floating a six-metre-high (20-ft) blimp outside parliament depicting the U.S. president as a snarling orange baby.
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Think about the variety of sounds Beyoncé taps into within 30 minutes: minimal R&B, dancehall, trap-pop, New Orleans jazz, country music, and snarling, bluesy rock.
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Rioters looted shops, torched vehicles and placed rocks and other debris across roads on Wednesday, snarling traffic and business in the capital of Africa's most industrialized country.
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The most lucrative rallies are those hosted by Donald Trump, the businessman whose blend of celebrity, populism and snarling chauvinism has made him the Republican front-runner.
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Cellists and bassists played on instruments tricked out with crumpled paper scrunched around the bridge, which lent a snarling buzz to the bottom of the orchestral texture.
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LONDON, July 13 (Reuters) - Opponents of Donald Trump inflated a blimp depicting the U.S. president as an orange, snarling baby just outside the British parliament on Friday.
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If the main takeaway from his trip is more snarling body language between Western leaders and a cozy encounter with Putin, the West could be further damaged.
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The performance then transitioned into "Hold Up" and "Sorry" — brutally honest songs that talk about her husband's alleged affair, showcasing a snarling, more ferocious side to Bey.
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He translated the lyrics, "We crawl, we crawl on the ground," from "Six Weeks," with a snarling facial expression and slow, desperate clawing motions with his arms.
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Rod Gilfry was a gruffly nihilistic Alfonso, alternately resigned and snarling, and Sandrine Piau was sharply suspicious as Despina, the ladies' guardian and Alfonso's partner in crime.
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Pappy's snarling, slur-spewing villainy verges on caricature, but "Mudbound" does not pretend that his is the only, or even the most insidious, face of white supremacy.
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At the superstar level, it offers an unlikely blend: the soaring Carrie Underwood and the swaggering Alan Jackson, the snarling Eric Church and the genial Thomas Rhett.
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The federal government and a group representing truck drivers met for talks Wednesday afternoon, but failed to make any progress on ending the protests snarling traffic nationwide .
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But once Kesha starts snarling that she hopes the person who hurt her is "somewhere praying," that their "soul is changing," both the song and video shift.
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But Get Out (written and directed by Key & Peele's Jordan Peele) isn't about the blatantly, obviously scary kind of racism — burning crosses and lynchings and snarling hate.
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Their 1976 track "New Rose" – which was released one month before the Sex Pistols' "Anarchy in the UK" on Stiff Records – is equal parts snarling and strange.
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Rasping vocalist Richard Butler somehow sounded exactly like Bowie and Johnny Rotten at the same time—I was mesmerized and fell deeply in love with their snarling racket.
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The election pitted Macri's tough-love austerity against the "social contract" of the left-leaning opposition, whose populism has lured voters, hurt badly by a snarling economic crisis.
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A GIANT, inflatable "Trump baby", snarling and clutching a smartphone in its tiny orange hand, is ready to greet America's president during his visit on July 12th-15th.
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Budweiser and the agency Anomaly had viewers reaching for their tissues with their "Lost Dog" spot about an adorable pup rescued from a snarling predator by the Clydesdales.
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Business for Mobike, ofo and other apps has taken off in the past year as they attract young, mobile-savvy urbanites looking to bypass snarling city automobile traffic.
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Close by, hundreds of anti-Trump protesters clapped and took photos when a 20-foot (6-meter) blimp of a snarling Trump baby in a diaper was inflated.
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Sick Shit came snarling out of the bowels of North Jersey a scant few years ago, but have already become one of my favorite local-ish fast bands.
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Mr Xi's "Eight Points" campaign launched in 2012 required party officials to eschew such things as lavish welcoming ceremonies and traffic-snarling cavalcades when they tour the country.
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On Hardwired, Metallica betrays the thrashy return-to-form narrative with "Now That We're Dead," a seven-minute journey into British Steel-era Judas Priest riffing and snarling.
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ENDON renders a tumultuous ten minutes into placid organ-filled ambient work that is quickly superseded by Aaron Turner of SUMAC's snarling verses and chaotically warped discordant noise.
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In Dhaka, they're painted forest green, nearly all of them are dirty and dinged up, and they make a lot of loud, unpleasant noise snarling through the streets.
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A blimp depicting Trump as a snarling, nappy-clad baby will fly outside Britain's parliament during the visit while protesters plan a "carnival of resistance" in central London.
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Crowe's precocious talent was rewarded 2704 months later when he made his test debut against an Australia side containing the snarling menace of Jeff Thomson and Dennis Lillee.
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But Get Out (a stunning directorial debut from Key & Peele's Jordan Peele) isn't about the blatantly, obviously scary kind of racism — burning crosses and lynchings and snarling hate.
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It's their most fully realized music to date, capitalizing on Taylor's tense, snarling vocals to create a dichotomy between her harsh vocal harmonies and newfound melodies in production.
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Kurt Rhoads shifts from the snarling Duke Frederick to the openhearted Duke Senior in seconds, stepping back from the goings-on to let the playtime have its space.
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Half a dozen cars blocked the intersection at 57th Street and Third Avenue in Manhattan on Sunday afternoon at every change of the light, snarling traffic headed uptown.
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ROME — Snow made a rare appearance in Rome on Monday, paralyzing the Italian capital for hours, hobbling the public transport system, and snarling air, road and rail transportation.
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How would a prosecutor or a judge or jury react to an ordinary person claiming innocence who exhibited the snarling, aggressive behavior displayed by the learned Judge Kavanaugh?
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President Trump was visiting the U.S.S. Intrepid, snarling traffic outside the Javits Convention Center, where Katy Perry was performing at a corporate showcase for her new partner, YouTube.
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The movie, directed by Gregori Viens, depicts the typical comedy club audience as being inhabited by the human equivalent of wild dogs snarling over scraps of rotten meat.
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A few weeks ago, during a private concert in New York, sponsored by Spotify, Skiba sang DeLonge's part in "First Date," an old standard, snarling instead of drawling.
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The action of "Dance Nation," Clare Barron's play about a dance troupe snarling at the edge of puberty, ricochets between the girls' locker room and the dance studio.
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His followers shout his name as a taunt at anyone who isn't white like them, and wear his snarling image on their black "Make America Great Again" t-shirts.
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Outside the Punta della Dogana is "The Fate of a Banished Man (Standing)," a monumental sculpture of a horse and rider entangled in the vice of a snarling serpent.
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Some of these ideas come from the 1999 Brendan Fraser Mummy re-imagining, which was also fond of snarling, anthropomorphized sand-clouds and waves of computer-generated creepy-crawlies.
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And one of the faces that helped transition us into the modern era of celebrity spokesmanship was indisputably Mark Wahlberg as the snarling, shirtless visage of Calvin Klein underwear.
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I let myself in, reaching through and opening up the big metal gate despite the (ultimately harmless) yapping and snarling of several dark blue-tinged xoloitzcuintli, Mexican hairless dogs.
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The chances are rising that Republicans will choose either Donald Trump, a snarling demagogue, or Senator Ted Cruz of Texas, a glib and calculating tribune of the hard-right.
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But he changes his sales pitch as easily as his socks: in a speech after winning seven out of 11 states, he stopped snarling and tried to sound presidential.
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One may not be inclined to value the precision the CBO provides, particularly when its projections are snarling already-tense policy battles and when these projections may be flawed.
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When you think about the type of dog that wears a muzzle, you may very well picture a giant dog with rippling muscles and bared teeth, snarling and chomping.
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Gas, electrical and water services were cut off to a section of downtown Ottawa, and roadblocks closed off several major routes through the city, snarling traffic and bus service.
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WINES: You're right about the threat: In Oklahoma, the Big One probably would be to the San Francisco quake what my two Aussies are to a snarling Doberman pinscher.
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One bowl on display, double hulled for better insulation, takes the form of an iceberg topped with two snarling polar bears, its interior as complexly wrought as the exterior.
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A report on the worst-case scenario post Brexit released by the British government pointed to potential problems snarling up cross-Channel trade routes and disrupting fresh food imports.
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Officials say hundreds of trains appear to have been delayed since February, possibly by a single man who has pulled emergency brakes on dozens of trains, snarling the system.
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Ms. Valdivia spent two months running what she considered a humanitarian command post, administering first aid and providing lunch to protesters who were snarling traffic with improvised road blocks.
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After a 241-second video of the pup snarling while a man offered some affection was uploaded to YouTube on Monday it quickly ramped up well over 10,000 views.
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LOS ANGELES (AP) — A cold and blustery winter storm unleashed downpours and extensive snowfall on Southern California, triggering tornado warnings and snarling post-Christmas travel on major routes Thursday.
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The snarling, musclebound deity, known as "The Island Eater," is now the centerpiece of a major exhibition there, exploring the role of traditional sculpture in Hawaiian culture and society.
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The arrests rid Citgo of much of its top brass and have instilled fear throughout Venezuela's oil industry, snarling up decision making, sources close to PDVSA have told Reuters.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. East's fourth major snowstorm this month brought heavy snow on Wednesday, snarling flights and commuter travel, closing schools and triggering emergency declarations in several states.
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Towns spent his rookie year learning from Kevin Garnett, the snarling no-nonsense Hall-of-Famer who showed him the difference between working hard and working harder than everybody else.
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Green Bay guard Jerry Kramer told The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel in 2008 that the team's snarling, ferocious middle linebacker Ray Nitschke used to say he was not scared of Lombardi.
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Donald Trump looked like a wounded animal on stage -- pacing, lashing out in anger, snarling the words "disaster" and accusing his rival of "lies" so many times, I lost count.
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A pair of powerful earthquakes shook parts of Italy, collapsing buildings and snarling a major highway, just two months after a powerful earthquake in the country killed nearly 300 people.
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"Woo" (featuring Travis Scott) has some of the snarling hard edges of Unapologetic and 2009's Rated R, while "Work" (featuring Drake) embraces the Caribbean sway of 2010's Loud.
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Ren's unhinged aggression is arguably scarier than his the other dark siders we've seen on screen — more frightening to watch than Vader's menace, Darth Maul's snarling silence, or Palpatine's precision.
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Still, the storm is likely to pack a wallop in the five states under blizzard watches and warnings, dumping up to 18 inches of snow and snarling traffic for millions.
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After the rehearsal, Caldwell reflected upon Kushner's eerie prescience in "Angels in America," whose dramatis personae include Roy Cohn, the lawyer and fixer, played by a snarling, charismatic Nathan Lane.
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More than 50,000 people have signed up to demonstrate in London on Friday when protesters intend to fly a large balloon over parliament portraying Trump as an orange, snarling baby.
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Demonstealer, the snarling frontman of Demonic Resurrection, is also a gifted chef who has always loved food, and fondly remembers cooking for his parents and their friends as a kid.
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Hundreds of thousands protested against him during a trip last year and a blimp depicting Trump as a snarling, nappy-clad baby will fly outside Britain's parliament during the visit.
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But hearing Weinstein's voice on fellow reporter Andrew Goldman's recording of the incident, snarling that he's "glad he's the fucking sheriff of this shit-ass fucking town," is bone-chilling.
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They encounter human beings with machines and poisons, snarling dogs and a large colony of rabbits who have surrendered their freedoms for security under a tyrannical oversize rabbit, General Woundwort.
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The bass-baritone Falk Struckmann made a hardy-voiced Rocco, the jailer who runs the prison at the behest of the terrifying Pizarro, here the snarling bass-baritone Greer Grimsley.
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As the case comes into focus, Joseph (Sterling K. Brown) and Eleanor (Kate Hudson) take their opposing seats, the jury troops in, and the nasty judge (James Cromwell) starts snarling.
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Snarling punk attitude meets reserved Renaissance sculptures in the work of Barcelona-based artist Gerard Mas, a man who also has a penchant for blending humans and animals into bestial portraits.
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But at certain times of day, usually when I was playing Sim City, it's obvious that the A11 Bionic processor in the iPhone 8 is a snarling beast of a chip.
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"You're All I've Got Tonight," a hit nonsingle, is definitive: over a tightly wound, slowly building, vaguely menacing amalgam of snarling guitars and glittering synthesizers, Ocasek sneers an arch come-on.
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At one point, Daniel is transformed into a coyote, the Photoshop interface drops away for a split second, and we just see some video of a snarling coyote in the woods.
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Mr Trump's snarling, chin-jutting approach to national security is one reason why he is currently losing a voting bloc—white college graduates—won by every Republican presidential candidate since 1952.
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Two New Jersey Transit buses heading into the city collided in the Lincoln Tunnel during the morning commute, shutting down the tunnel's center tube and snarling traffic for roughly two hours.
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The trailer features lots of snarling Venom and Tom Hardy Doing Voices, a good amount of Ahmed's Drake and his toxic ambition, and not nearly enough of Michelle Williams as Anne.
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In Washington, organizers of the climate march estimated some 2350,29 people showed up to march, clogging the streets and snarling traffic on a sweltering day where temperatures threatened to break records.
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Preparations for the bitter cold were being complicated on Monday by a quick punch of snow that blew over the Great Lakes, leaving several inches in major cities and snarling travel.
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Her new acoustic performances of tracks from the album, released this week in partnership with the music video hosting service Vevo, are doubly so, spotlighting Lorde's snarling rasp and sly vulnerability.
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When I asked Getto if she was worried about what, in my mind, is The New L's biggest hurdle—congestion snarling rides indefinitely—she explained that this wasn't the most realistic demo.
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By the time Baby Avery had become Child Avery (played by Haley Joel Osment in the show's final season), Murphy was too often a typical sitcom mom and not her snarling self.
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Whether Dalle's voice is curling around layers of itself in "Sex Bomb" or she's snarling into a void of thrashing, circular guitar in "Driving Song" there's something strangely hypnotic about the album.
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He's as snarling, standoffish, and straight up fucking cool as he was 20 years ago, and though the track does just kinda sound like latter-era Oasis, he sells it just right.
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William (Boss) Tweed started his career as a volunteer firefighter on the Lower East Side, and his company's emblem, a snarling tiger, eventually became the symbol of Tammany Hall, Tweed's political organization.
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Where Strait was stoic, Brooks was eager and emotive, straining for high notes, quavering or snarling, amplifying his Oklahoma accent or diminishing it, doing whatever it took to make fans love him.
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And his snarling 20 bars at the end of this remix to Chicago rapper Lil Bibby's latest underground hit are probably the best new Gates verse we have until he comes home.
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Tom Morello retains the ability to make the guitar sound like a machine gun, a threatened lion snarling, or your permanently disgruntled politics 101 professor who wrote his PhD on Eugene Debs.
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Critic's Notebook The scary season is upon us, and it's giving us a couple of very watchable series in the next two days, one cerebral and ominous, the other snarling and screamy.
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At least eight people died after heavy snow, rain and high winds ripped through the Northeast and the Mid-Atlantic on Friday, snarling travel and bringing major flooding to parts of Massachusetts.
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In "Horse Play," from 1987, a woman and a horse go in for a kiss; "Dogma" (1964) takes the connection further by featuring a snarling creature that's part man and part dog.
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The car was full of the music when we wound down the window to speak to a biker on a snarling hog, his face entirely hidden by full helmet and dark visor.
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In the Belgian filmmaker Jaco Van Dormael's wickedly amusing religious satire, "The Brand New Testament," God (Benoît Poelvoorde) is a snarling, meanspirited bully who rules the universe from an apartment in Brussels.
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"Trump unleashed the dogs of hatred in this country from the day he declared he was running for president, and they've been snarling and barking at each other ever since," Gergen said.
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How do you possibly hear that premise without wanting to tease your hair, throw on some Pat Benatar, and strut through your commute like a snarling Valkyrie preparing for a dramatic showdown?
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Currency and price controls have spurred snarling food lines reminiscent of Soviet bloc countries, spawned a lucrative smuggling trade and left furious shoppers scrapping for prized items such as chicken or laundry soap.
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With the prospect looming of an end to 13 years of rule by Rousseff's leftist Workers Party (PT), anti-impeachment protesters blocked roads in Sao Paulo, Brasilia and other cities, snarling morning traffic.
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Female Collective, a feminist brand, is rush-printing T-shirts depicting a snarling cat and the words "Pussy grabs back"; they urge women to wear it to the polling booth on November 8th.
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Oakland may be best known for dismal sludge and snarling crust, but thanks to the strength of this debut, Void Omnia may well be ushering in a new age of Bay Area blackness.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - A rare snowstorm hit Tokyo on Monday, snarling train services, forcing the cancellation of scores of flights and prompting hordes of workaholic Japanese to heed official advice to head home early.
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David Wildstein, a former director of interstate capital projects at the Port Authority; and Bill Baroni, former deputy executive director of the Port Authority, reportedly bragged to Christie about the traffic-snarling closures.
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Redheaded Elvis and Queens of the Stone Age frontman Josh Homme wandered out of his snarling hard rock groove earlier this year to score Turkish director Fatih Atkin's revenge drama, In the Fade.
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But is the particular fact that the President is black really so irritating to them that it plays a significant role in getting them out into stadiums with placards snarling into the cameras?
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Reaper's Death Blossom ultimate — in which he spins around pelting nearby enemies with lethal shotguns — is one of the loudest shouts, the masked killer snarling "die, die, DIE" as he starts the move.
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Only Mr. Hawke, whose character is a snarling ex-con, grabs the attention, but by the time the film peters out, he, too, has done about all he can do with the material.
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Nobody shuts Steph Curry down, be it a nimble seven-footer or a snarling guard, but there's a reason why the Boston Celtics had relative success against the Warriors when Bradley was there.
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Despite only 10% to 15% of the votes having been counted, Khan's supporters were already snarling traffic in Islamabad and celebrating in the streets of Lahore, dancing and waving flags bearing his image.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Miniature meditating skeletons, snarling cats, eerie ghosts, and gods of fortune carved in ivory, wood, and horn adorned the sashes of Japanese men throughout the Edo period.
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Adaptability is key to this project, as the broadness of Petty's style subsumed with equal elegance the raw, snarling Damn the Torpedoes (1979), the polished, jangly Full Moon Fever (1989), and further modes.
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - Heavy rains battered India's financial capital Mumbai on Monday causing disruption to the commuter train network, snarling traffic on water-logged streets and delaying flights from the country's second-busiest airport.
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"The two sides of his political persona — serious policymaker and snarling partisan — are at war on a campaign trail littered with false charges, invective and mental confusion," the newspaper said of Mr. Stark.
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Snarling digital monsters, a glowering Matt Damon and battalions of unfaltering Chinese warriors mix it up in "The Great Wall," a painless, overstuffed spectacle that works overtime as a testament to China's might.
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The new movie even seems to borrow some of the snarling wolves from Jungle Book to give a couple of familiar scenes some newfound menace, especially the one where Belle's father is attacked.
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The four are trapped on their property, and we're trapped, waiting for something to happen other than the one fright — ominous silence, broken abruptly by a snarling dog — that the film turns to repeatedly.
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Seeming to recognize that his snarling, sneering turn in the first film was one of the best things about the Underworld series, the entire third film is devoted to filling out Viktor's medieval backstory.
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But tonight it's the drugged-up Laurel, snarling that she loved Wes way more than she ever loved Frank, who really puts our wayward career criminal over the edge and into the police station.
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The drawings show a man hanging naked from chains while he is being electrocuted, another inmate on the floor surrounded by snarling dogs as several people kick him, and graphic depictions of anal rape.
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Images captured during the standoff showed the driver parking a black armored truck across the southbound lanes of the Mike O'Callaghan–Pat Tillman Memorial Bridge at the Arizona–Nevada border around noon, snarling traffic.
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Brutal cold that can cause frostbite within a few minutes blasted the Midwest for a second day and blew into the Northeast on Thursday, snarling air traffic and delaying Amazon and other package deliveries.
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Though "Fearless Girl" may face a tough courtroom fight under current United States copyright law, the 4-foot sculpture could find a way to profit from the snarling bull if a lawsuit is filed.
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A few miles away in downtown Ermita, emaciated women sent their children to beg from passers-by, raising them on streets that reeked of human excrement as snarling traffic discharged a veil of smog.
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" He put on a similar display in the pre-chorus of "The Great American Going Out Of Business Sale," which saw him, along with Morrisette, snarling, "Is freedom just a privilege of hatred guaranteed?
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Those would be Nick (Sam Gittins), returning home for Christmas after a long absence, and his Indian girlfriend, Annji (Neerja Naik), whose presence is catnip to Nick's foulmouthed, racist Granddad (a snarling David Bradley).
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Based on the judge's snarling, partisan, bullying demeanor at his hearing, Judge Kavanaugh seems determined to be the kind of justice who is exactly the opposite of that legacy she once spoke of preserving.
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So when Jill takes to her basement, snarling and covered in her own feces, her belief that she's the dog her family seems to think she is comes across as more tragic than funny.
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So often in pro sports, we mistake physical displays of passion for competitiveness, as if wanting to win can only look like Kobe Bryant snarling at an opponent or shooting jumpers at 3 a.m.
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The Class AAA team even sells an officially licensed "Baby Bombers" cap — for $212, you can support the Yankees' long-term plan by wearing the logo of a snarling infant in a pinstriped diaper.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A blizzard-like blast from a storm that has been raging across the United States since before Thanksgiving slammed the Northeast on Monday, snarling travel ahead of the evening rush hour.
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In South Carolina, engineers in a tiny workstation known as an "innovation cell" huddle around computers, 3D printers and a virtual reality system to help mechanics test out new tools without snarling the factory flow.
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A much smaller brush fire flared briefly beneath a freeway interchange near downtown Los Angeles, destroying three storage sheds, damaging two homes and snarling traffic in the vicinity as firefighters rushed to douse the blaze.
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The storm is snarling travel across the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic, with most flights in and out of New York's airports and Philadelphia canceled on Wednesday, and significant disruptions at Washington area airports as well.
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He can still lay into snarling monsters and spitting demons with wild abandon, slicing them up with his axe, bashing them to pieces with his shield, or just ripping them apart with his bare hands.
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This six-metre high blimp, which depicts Trump as a snarling, diaper-wearing orange baby, became a rallying symbol for hundreds of thousands of anti-Trump protesters, who packed central London during his previous trip.
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Who knows if Sorrentino's love of bold visuals will translate well to television, but one thing's for certain: James Cromwell snarling, "You'll be a terrible pope," in the above trailer is the greatest thing ever.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - More than 60,000 unionized workers marched on Tuesday in protest against proposed Belgian labor-market reforms including longer hours and a higher retirement age, snarling up traffic in a large part of Brussels.
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Rather, it gets tougher and bolder, culminating in the large horizontal painting, "Sunshine" (2018), which depicts a giant, snarling leopard walking up a nighttime city street, with a row of trucks in the middle-ground.
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The ferocious second movement—"With utmost vehemence," Mahler's score says—brought forth some of the most electrifying playing that I've lately heard from the Philharmonic: jagged gestures in the strings, snarling splendor from the brass.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Snow fell over swathes of Britain on Tuesday as freezing weather dubbed "the Beast from the East" swept in from Siberia, forcing some schools to close and snarling the travel plans of thousands.
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The only work that was sold significantly above its estimate was a 1983 Jean-Michel Basquiat drawing of a snarling dog's head, estimated at $80,000 to $193,000, which drew the night's top price of $257,000.
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In 2013, a Beijing man released a snarling trio of Tibetan mastiffs on one troupe; a few months earlier, residents of a high-rise in Wuhan dumped feces onto a group of gray-haired women.
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We gazed at the door a hundred feet forward, waiting impatiently for enough people to leave so that we too might see the improvisational guitarist Mary Halvorson sit alone onstage with her snarling six strings.
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This six-meter high blimp, which depicts Trump as a snarling, diaper-wearing orange baby, became a rallying symbol for hundreds of thousands of anti-Trump protesters, who packed central London during his previous trip.
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In Hahn's capable hands, Chris is a snarling knot of pent-up energy, kinetic and wild and constantly vibrating at a frequency that might be hard to see, but is all too easy to feel.
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"A person gives over his whole life for his homeland and then some bastard comes along and betrays such people," Mr. Putin, practically snarling, said when asked to comment about the swap on live television.
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Their snarling energy is matched by their neighbors: the creepy coagulations of color, plastic, resin, drawing and grommets that form the paintings of KAYA, a collaboration consisting of the artists Kerstin Brätsch and Debo Eilers.
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As the audience hears an exorcism happen dimly somewhere in the distance in the family's home — complete with snarling rage and thumping furniture — the camera pans gracefully over photos of the family in happier times.
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Coming out in an assortment of black leather jackets and cowboy boots, wielding classic guitars and snarling faces, they charged through songs that sat somewhere between a poppier Fleetwood Mac and a rawer Shania Twain.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Mayor of London Sadiq Khan will allow protesters to fly a blimp over parliament portraying Donald Trump as an orange, snarling baby during the U.S. president's upcoming visit, Khan's office said on Thursday.
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In Sully, those bureaucrats are played by Mike O'Malley, Anna Gunn and Jamey Sheridan as snarling, browbeating bulldogs who have no time for tales of heroics; their investment in debunking Sully's hero status seems almost ... personal.
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The regulator's surprise directive comes as the government promotes retail sales of over-the-counter (OTC) medicine, with a pledge to harness technology to solve issues as varied as high drug prices and snarling hospital queues.
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But imagine if, taking advantage of the situation, a sophisticated cyber attack had also taken down the electrical grid, snarling communications, disabling emergency services and hospitals — even robbing people in their homes of life-saving heat.
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Dressed in an edgy black motorcycle vest, mesh top, and lace up boots, she posed in front of a photo of herself with a snarling lion at her back, embodying the watch brand's campaign tagline #DontCrackUnderPressure.
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The heat from that fire melted the overpass and caused it to sag to an unsafe level, forcing officials to close the three major highways that connected in that junction and snarling traffic for the region.
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Wan and the writers vastly overestimate how interesting it is to watch people deny the evidence of their own eyes, or to act as if nothing is wrong after facing down one snarling apparition after another.
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The Knife member Karen Dreijer's snarling, sumptuous second album as Fever Ray, Plunge, is as political as it is purely sensual, and "This Country" is perhaps the album's most striking collision of those two thematic poles.
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A blimp depicting Donald Trump as a snarling, nappy-wearing orange baby will fly outside Britain's parliament during the visit while protesters plan a "carnival of resistance" in central London, a reprise of protests last year.
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Smiling more than snarling, and now two weeks shy of 17, she plays a daily game of "kill the squirrel," where she chases those show-off rodents in the front yard with every expectation of capture.
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With everybody snarling and snarking and throwing buckets of gray water every which way, it's difficult to keep track of whose fence is whose—and even harder to know what a targeted message might look like.
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On Sunday, demonstrators rallied outside Hong Kong International Airport, snarling transportation and shutting down train service to the transport hub, forcing travelers to scramble to get to and from the airport and overwhelming the bus system.
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But he still did not quite look like the young, brash ace who pitched through a bloodied nose, or the snarling pitcher who worked a dominant eight innings in Game 5 of the 2015 World Series.
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Jim Inhofe (R-Okla.) to object to a vote on a Federal Energy Regulatory Commission nominee, Democrat Rich Glick, which had the effect of snarling an entire package of carefully negotiated Energy, Interior and FERC nominees.
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Not so typical are tracks like "Dose Your Dreams," with its dark nu-funk shuffle and disco strings, or the snarling industrial throb of "Mechanical Bull," which finds David ensnared in an array of nightmarish capitalist clutches.
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Even though the sound of the snarling dogs in the background was clearly a recording, and even though I knew I was at the outset of a theatrical installation, the SWAT team's intense hostility made me anxious.
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Yet even fact-based material can feel clichéd when it adheres so strongly to cinematic conventions, from Vaughn's snarling drill sergeant to Desmond's barracks tormentor (Luke Bracey) who winds up becoming a friend/admirer in a foxhole.
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Mets 5, Brewers 4 David Wright's winsome smile after a clutch hit, Matt Harvey's snarling intensity and Jacob deGrom's zipping fastball are trademark characteristics that have been missing from three of the Mets' marquee players this season.
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Twitter painted Meek Mill as an unceremonious loser of a beef that was barely a beef, but much of his music, as evidenced by the snarling 4/4 EP series, hasn't suffered too much in the aftermath.
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Over the next six years, Clarke, Taylor, and frontman Lemmy Kilmister recorded the albums that hurled Motörhead into the mainstream—or as close to the mainstream as their sweaty, snarling, salivating rock 'n' roll could take them.
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Mr. Epstein directed the American Rep's inaugural production, "A Midsummer Night's Dream," in 1980, with a cast led by Mark Linn-Baker as a snarling, animallike Puck and the dancer Carmen de Lavallade as a graceful Titania.
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Peer (Matt Park, who composed the songs with his castmate Paul Lieber) is a Scandinavian lad with an overactive imagination, an underwhelming patrimony and a habit of snarling, "Norway's gonna know my name" into his standing mike.
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Throughout "Persian Garden" and "Infinite Worlds," her full-length album from 2017, there is a playful hesitancy to her singing, and to the way that her snarling electric guitar takes up the lines that she leaves unresolved.
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The snowstorm that blanketed the Northeast dropped the most snow — 9.4 inches — on the city since last year's record-breaking blizzard, closing schools, snarling traffic and contributing to at least one death on the Upper East Side.
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Trump arrives in Britain on Thursday after a NATO summit and thousands of protesters are expected to join demonstrations during his visit, including plans to fly a blimp over parliament portraying Trump as an orange, snarling baby.
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Mr. Jones's victory could have significant consequences on the national level, snarling Republicans' legislative agenda in Washington and opening, for the first time, a realistic but still difficult path for Democrats to capture the Senate next year.
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The ballot - that many have already called for Fernandez - is a referendum between Macri's tough-love austerity and the "social contract" of the left-leaning opposition, whose populism has lured voters, hurt badly by a snarling economic crisis.
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"They're killing us with hunger and thirst," said Gladys Martinez, 52, a homemaker, who joined the demonstration that blocked two lanes of the highway, snarling traffic and drawing dozens of police and National Guard troops to the scene.
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She'd been cooped up there for the church's annual crèche, but apparently couldn't jive with the whole Jesus thing—fleeing her cell at about 2:30 AM and hoofing it to a nearby highway, snarling the local traffic.
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The third song from to be released from the album is the title track, an extremely classic-sounding ripper that sends squealing Satriani-esque guitar solos and Riley Gale's snarling rants careening into the listener's way like debris.
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Behind the song's snarling punk melody is an E. M. Forster-like plotline, critiquing class division in Britain: Doorman, let me in the doorSpent all my money, you ain't getting no more wagesSure Sir, Sir, are you sure?
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Though Ponting's snarling exit from the Fourth Test sealed his status as the villain of the piece, there had been bad blood between him and the England team since long before he was run out by Gary Pratt.
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Get Out (written and directed by Key & Peele's Jordan Peele, who also picked up nominations for his direction and the film's screenplay) isn't about the blatantly, obviously scary kind of racism — burning crosses and lynchings and snarling hate.
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No one was hurt when the span gave way on Thursday evening as a fire raged beneath it, sending thick black smoke into the air and briefly igniting a fireball before the structure fell in on itself, snarling traffic.
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The ballot - which many have already called for Fernandez - is effectively a referendum between Macri's tough-love austerity and the "social contract" of the left-leaning opposition, whose populism has lured voters, hurt badly by a snarling economic crisis.
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Technically, she carried the handsome, sinewy Bengal in her arms, but the cat was just as much a part of her look as her white dress, snarling as if assigned the task of communicating the pair's shared inner wildness.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A blimp depicting Donald Trump as an orange, snarling nappy-wearing baby flew outside the British parliament in London on Friday, launched by critics of the U.S. president who are demonstrating throughout his visit to the country.
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Leah Sipe, the director of the shelter and a Waller police officer, told FOX 13 that, at first, some of the shelter workers thought that Cheech was snarling, but soon realized that he was giving everyone a goofy grin.
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If you've been procrastinating about getting a tattoo here's a neat little AR app, called InkHunter, that's aiming to help you decide what and where to ink without having to regret that snarling wolf facial tat after the fact.
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In the middle of the snarling "Inhale Exhale," she sings a descending run alongside a synth that's somewhere between a normal human sound and a Zapp-esque talk box; it's been rattling around my head for a solid week.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A blimp depicting Donald Trump as a snarling, nappy-wearing orange baby will fly outside Britain's parliament when the U.S. president makes a state visit next month if protesters can raise 30,20113 pounds ($38,000) for advocacy groups.
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"Due to icy road conditions, residents are asked to avoid travel this evening to allow crews to continue to the roads," Washington, D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser (D) said in a statement as traffic was snarling across the capital region.
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Protesters from the area bordering Southern Copper Corp's $1.4 billion Tia Maria copper mine project in the south of Peru carried signs and flags as they occupied a section of the highway, snarling traffic for cargo vehicles and others.
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Healthcare is a flashpoint for many people in China, who have long faced issues from ticket touts illegally trading appointment tickets, snarling queues to see top doctors and rampant corruption that can push up the cost of receiving care.
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"The cheeky chap of 'Have I Got News for You?' has morphed into a snarling populist," the Conservative commentator Matthew d'Ancona wrote recently, referring to a satirical game show that Mr. Johnson occasionally appeared on earlier in his career.
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Mr. Riester also said that part of the southern belfry was "so heated that the stone is completely friable," leaving a risk that some chimeras — the famous snarling or horned creatures that are perched on the cathedral — might fall.
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Belyaev died in 1985, but the experiment is still ongoing, with 56 generations of foxes bred to date — a far cry from the snarling creatures that used to snap at the hands of their caretakers when the research began.
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A gathering of foppish young men, seemingly untouched by Death's rampage, mill around a fountain in the upper right panel, while on the upper left, one of their number inexplicably grapples with the leashes of two snarling hunting dogs.
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The drawings — made on plastic plates — show a man hanging naked from chains while he is being subjected to electric shocks, another inmate on the floor surrounded by snarling dogs as several people kick him, and graphic depictions of anal rape.
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The EU executive had been expected to decide on Tuesday whether to recommend disciplinary action, but the meeting has been delayed because European leaders have not yet reached a deal over top appointments within the bloc, snarling the Commission schedule.
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The company is due to decide this year whether to build electric vehicles in Britain but, like its peers, is worried about the imposition of tariffs or customs checks after Brexit, snarling up supply chains and adding costs to production.
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" Albertine's mother's uncompromising attitude to men and her rage against their power helped form her daughter into a punk, but this musician's memoir ranges far beyond that snarling scene to pose a more universal question: "How can I overcome my upbringing?
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An animated spot for a fictitious cereal called Coconut Crunch-O's ended with a white cop arresting a wolf for coveting the black kids' Crunch-O's, then kneeling on the wolf's back and snarling at the kids to back off.
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More than 50,000 people have signed up to demonstrate in London on Friday when protesters intend to fly a large balloon over parliament portraying Trump as an orange, snarling baby although a counter-gathering to welcome him is also planned.
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TOKYO — On a cloudless spring afternoon, thousands of parents, teachers and alumni watched as a pack of young students charged across a field, screaming and snarling, and then crashed into a wall of students defending an 11.8-foot wooden pole.
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Anxious about the cold weather, they left their bikes behind in Moscow but did bring along leather vests, an icon of the Virgin Mary and a "press secretary," a snarling Russian woman whose main job was to keep away the press.
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More than 100 flights were cancelled and scores of train lines were stopped, snarling the morning commute for millions in the greater Tokyo area, which has a population of some 36 million, as authorities warned it was dangerous to venture outside.
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And the much-publicized Trump baby — a 20-foot orange balloon depicting the president snarling in a diaper and clutching a cellphone — is likely to return to the air after organizers surpassed their crowdfunding target of 30,000 pounds, about $38,000.
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Faced with its worst crisis since the second world war, Europe is relying on banks to funnel a wall of money to businesses as countries impose lockdowns to stop the spread of the virus, snarling supply chains and decimating revenues.
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Faced with its worst crisis since the second world war, Europe is relying on banks to funnel a wall of money to businesses as countries impose lockdowns to stop the spread of the virus, snarling supply chains and decimating revenues.
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Editors' Choice School is back in session, which for some people means packing lunchboxes and anguishing over outfits in the morning dark, and for other people means muttering about the bus traffic snarling Main Street on the way to the gym.
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The trailer features a search for Will Robinson's Robot, gorgeous space landscapes, an invitation for the Robinson family to "go through the looking glass," the still sketchy Dr. Smith (Parker Posey), and a potentially deadly encounter with a snarling alien.
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I didn't know what was waiting for us inside the museum, but what I laid eyes on as we entered the rooms on the ground floor was nonetheless unexpected: snarling on the floor, with limbs spread wide, was a stuffed crocodile.
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In 603, when he was in his early 260s and still living in Zurich, where he was born, he put together a handmade book, "21 Fotos," which included two zoo pictures of caged animals snarling in impotent fury at their confinement.
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HONG KONG — A subway train derailed in Hong Kong on Tuesday, injuring at least five passengers and snarling the morning rush-hour commute in a city whose transit system has been routinely disrupted by three months of pro-democracy protests.
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In a year when news of an angry, snarling nation seemed way too much with us, 24 hours a day, the New York theater served up both forget-your-troubles fantasies and magnifying mirrors to a world seriously out of joint.
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A repeated motif has Richie, at a moment of defeat, hearing a snatch of music and following it to its source — the Dolls, an early two-turntable D.J., a proto-punk band fronted by a snarling young Briton (James Jagger, Mr. Jagger's son).
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In October, she won the first Democratic debate, she (probably) intimidated Vice President Joe Biden out of entering the race against his own wishes, and she humiliated the snarling Republican members of the House Select Committee on Benghazi over twelve hours of testimony.
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In "Backstreet's Back," the Boys are at a flamboyant Halloween party in Heidi Klum-worthy outfits, but they're snarling "Do you think I'm sexual?" at the female spectator (the sexy zombie/vampire/mummy ladies in the video as well as us, the audience).
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But they're Leonardo DiCaprio and Tom Hardy snarling at each other in the snow — or, perhaps more apropos, Mr. Giamatti and Tom Wilkinson on the airport tarmac in Tony Gilroy's corporate-espionage drama "Duplicity" — and they bring the worst out of each other.
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That is, not just in the new syntax of our moment—that explains those snarling "snowflake"s, which has emerged as the surging Fuck Your Feelings movement's consensus word of the year—but in the same series of salty hypotheticals and rhetorical tropes.
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The council is mad that everyone thinks its rendering of Diana made from plants and cursed blood—Diana as a monster, Diana as a plate of ham—the council is mad everyone thinks the rendering of Diana snarling and unblinking is hilarious.
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A conveyor belt of thunderstorms accompanied by gusty winds rolled through the New York region on Tuesday afternoon, snarling train service, knocking out the power for tens of thousands of residents and killing at least two people who were struck by falling trees.
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But by the next day, it had cascaded into a transportation crisis, snarling travel up and down the East Coast, upending the lives of hundreds of thousands of people, and vividly illustrating the fragile state of infrastructure in the nation's busiest transit corridor.
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On Monday, the government — now known popularly as Conte II, with Mr. Salvini in snarling opposition — easily won a vote of confidence and handed Mr. Conte back the ceremonial bell of the prime minister that he had held in the previous coalition government.
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George Miller delivers this blast of pure cinema with howls and laughs, snarling engines, shrieking guitars, death-taunting stunts, Charlize Theron's steely ferocity, Tom Hardy's velvety vulnerability, kamikaze war boys, a squad of runaway babes and a posse of gray-haired motorcycle women.
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But a bizarro character can also be someone who's surprisingly disparate from her counterpart, like the woman who holds the equivalent job to Rosa (Stephanie Beatriz) in the Nine-Eight but whose earnest smile is as far from Rosa's snarling deadpan as possible.
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It reminded me of something that was very much true of the show back toward the beginning: The Walking Dead used to be a series about male alpha dogs facing off, snarling and yipping at each other, while women cowered in the background.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The second winter storm in a week continued to dump wet, heavy snow on New England on Thursday, forcing schools to close, leaving more than 1 million customers without power and snarling the morning commute across the U.S. Northeast.
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My parents read me books, showed me videos: Bull Connor and his snarling dogs, fire hoses scattering marching crowds, restaurant counters gripped by tightened brown knuckles, stoic obstinacy in the face of persecution, of spit-flecked screams and limp bodies hung from thick branches.
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Carlson&aposs report came days after he said he received a "snarling legal threat" from a lawyer for Tony Podesta over his reporting that Podesta, his brother and Paul Manafort were the "central figures" in the federal investigation led by Special Counsel Robert Mueller.
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But, as evidenced by the snarling rebuke of "Deborah" and the self-loathing lust of "Lonely You," there was something transcendent coming through in Fortune's catchy songcraft, something far more meaningful and real than than the dead rose-cosplay of her black-clad soundalikes.
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Grenell gained notoriety for snarling attacks on Obama administration officials and a Twitter feed that he used to hurl darts at Democratic women and even Republican targets such as Newt Gingrich and his wife Callista, now nominated to be Trump's ambassador to the Vatican.
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In the mid-1990s, North Korean authorities announced they had discovered the tomb of Dangun and his wife just outside Pyongyang, going so far as to "reconstruct" a white stone pyramid flanked by rough-hewn obelisks and statues of ancient princes and snarling beasts.
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" He went on: "I have said that Iran is the most outgoingly warm, pro-American place we've ever shot, and that's true: In Tehran, in spite of the fact that you are standing in front of a giant, snarling mural that reads 'DEATH TO AMERICA!
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State Representative Mark Rozzi sat behind his office desk at the State Capitol in Harrisburg, Pa. As he spoke he fidgeted with a small figurine he kept on his desk — a little dog with four heads, all snarling — a gift from a fellow survivor.
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Chinese patients contend with a creaking healthcare system which suffers from a shortage of doctors, snarling queues to see medical workers, and a huge disparity between urban and rural care that drives many patients from villages and the countryside to hospitals in big cities.
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Beijing Journal BEIJING — Hoping to please his future in-laws, Larry Li fought the snarling Beijing traffic one recent spring day to chauffeur them from the train station to his home in the city in a white Volkswagen he had bought just a month earlier.
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And even though the Cold War is long over, President Vladimir Putin remains stuck in the same, snarling defensive crouch in his responses to any accusations of Russian foul play, from the seizure of Crimea to the widespread state-sponsored doping of Russian athletes.
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On the one hand, what sets The Peace and Truce of Future of the Left apart from the band's back catalog is that it's one of the British trio's most musically accomplished: snarling and nasty when it wants to be, absurdly melodic the next moment.
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In 1986, Carte de Séjour drew nationwide attention when it released a mocking remake of "Douce France," a sentimental Charles Trenet song about memories of a French childhood, lacing the verses with oud and hand drum and snarling the chorus with a punk-rock rasp.
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But in Oregon, ranchers have found themselves caught between a snarling rock and a hard regulation — the wolves killing cows on their grazing grounds, and the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, which has strict rules against killing them in all but the rarest circumstances.
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There have been exceptions: After technical challenges during a remote television interview earlier this year, Mr. Cuomo could be seen on a satellite feed pulling out his earpiece and hurling it, snarling in anger as he stormed out of the Red Room in the Capitol.
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After the notably dark "Prisoner of Azkaban," Potter went PG-13 with the fourth film in the series, in which Harry and his compatriots navigate a dangerous magical tournament, and the snarling Lord Voldemort (Ralph Fiennes) is seen fully formed for the first time.
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But in this season of discontent, with failures of the subway's antediluvian signal systems snarling commutes and stranding travelers, and with delays ballooning to over 70,2137 a month, there is a growing sense that the rules are being tossed out the window more and more.
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A powerful blizzard battered the Northeast on Thursday, knocking out power for tens of thousands of people and snarling travel amid a long cold snap that has gripped much of the United States for more than a week and killed more than a dozen people.
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Only a few dozen demonstrators heeded the opposition's call to set up traffic-snarling roadblocks in Caracas on Tuesday to show opposition to the new assembly, underlining the fear and resignation among that has weakened turnout for street protests that once drew hundreds of thousands.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - A winter storm swept across the northern U.S. Midwest on Friday, dumping up to nine inches (23 cm) of snow on Chicago, killing at least two people and snarling hundreds of flights as it rolled east to threaten New York state and New England.
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Termina is about to be destroyed by a snarling moon, Planescape's Sigil is a dangerous, shifting city of impossible doors ruled over the knife-faced Lady of Pain, and anyone who goes for a walk in The Witcher 3 is likely to get eaten by a troll.
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First, Bieber added a snarling head of a grizzly bear occupying the space on his left pectoral muscle right in-between the large cross in the center of his chest and the tribute to his mother, the year 1975 in roman numerals, right under his collarbone.
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Image: Simon DennyLast month in an art gallery in Auckland, New Zealand, I stood in front of Silicon Valley billionaire Peter Thiel's likeness cast in plastic, as a tiny board game figurine raising a shield and arrow in battle with democracy, portrayed as a snarling dragon.
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CHARLESTON, S.C./BOSTON (Reuters) - A rare type of winter storm hit the U.S. Southeast on Wednesday, dumping snow on Florida's capital for the first time in three decades and snarling travel, while New England braced for a "bombogenesis" blizzard forecast to bring heavy accumulations on Thursday.
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But there's a belief here—a dangerous and pervasive one, I think—that any racial prejudice tamer than snarling dogs, fire hoses, and "Whites Only" signs isn't really racism, but something ingrained in a lost culture, something not malicious or active, but embedded, covert, and therefore forgivable.
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The six-meter high blimp, which depicts Donald Trump as a snarling, diaper-wearing orange baby, was a rallying point for thousands of anti-Trump protesters who packed central London on Tuesday and tens of thousands who protested in the city against a trip last year.
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Airlines canceled more than 113,211 flights scheduled for this weekend as a rapidly-moving winter storm threatened an area from the Midwest to New England with snow, ice and heavy rain, snarling travel and straining airports already grappling with long lines and staffing shortages in the partial government shutdown.
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Born to parents who couldn't be bothered with her from the day she arrived home from the hospital, she's a black sheep in a family of book-hating, snarling crooks who go out of their way to make it clear that they don't give a damn about their daughter.
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According to Jack Ashby, manager of the Grant Museum of Zoology at University College London, they were sometimes instructed to put snarls on the faces of the foxes, tigers and other animals in their charge, even though snarling, says Mr Ashby, is something foxes would find "mechanically difficult".
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The snarling devil country of "I Wanna Die at 69" slithers up against the clean majesty of "Holy Christos" and surrealist garagey racket of "Swedish Boys," changing gears with every song and oozing sensual energy even when Cowgill gets truly weird (see "The Girls," a full-blown psychedelic nightmare).
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SoCal alt-rock legends Redd Kross have been snarling around for more than three decades, and now they've teamed up with the next generation for a split 7 inch with The Side Eyes, a punk outfit headed up by Astrid McDonald, daughter of Redd Kross frontman Jeff McDonald.
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It's startling to consider, because for him to actually sustain this blistering start, turn the Orlando Magic into a snarling menace, and win the award would be an all-time historical anomaly, but that's why Vucevic is recognized here as more of a hipster's choice than realistic candidate.
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Those assumptions and deep-seated revulsions are exactly what this small cadre says they're hoping to combat, that in spite of their snarling crocodile mouths filled with far too many teeth (50, to be exact), their bone-chilling hisses, and of course, That Tail, opossums can be cute.
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But then there was "When it Rain," a snarling, frantic track that put him firmly back in the mix, and even though Atrocity Exhibition didn't have a release date, even though it barely had any details attached to it at all, it was enough to get the wheels turning.
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The Unicorn Stickers, available for free download on the Apple App Store, feature humorous cutouts from the tapestries including a "Smirking Lord," a "Snarling Hound," and the famous "Unicorn in Captivity," in which the bleeding creature is seen chained to a tree and entrapped inside a fenced ring.
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Rudolph Giuliani may have been a snarling dog with chunks of couch stuffing caught permanently between his teeth, but he was indefatigable and was seen, rightly or wrongly, as the man who subdued an untamable city (and genuinely did subdue our anxieties in the first months after Sept. 11).
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That song, like many of Lambert's songs, was an original, though the credits had to be updated once someone realized that the brash, snarling verses—"Forget your high society / I'm soakin' it in kerosene"—were sung in a way that evoked "Feel Alright," by the country maverick Steve Earle.
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News of Mr. Bolton's forthcoming book landed like a bombshell in the middle of the impeachment trial, angering some Republicans who complained privately that they had been blindsided by the White House and snarling plans for a quick move to an acquittal of Mr. Trump as early as Friday.
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It is a very old sound, the sound of people who decided to sit in the same sheltered space for a few hours, with food and drink in front of them, their family or friends at their side, and forget about the snarling beasts they battled all day.
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BOSTON/NEW YORK (Reuters) - A powerful blizzard battered the U.S. Northeast on Thursday, knocking out power for tens of thousands of people and snarling travel amid a cold snap that has gripped much of the United States for over a week and killed more than a dozen people.
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But if you're in a place where you won't mind letting the skin crawl straight off your body, consider revisiting The Silence of the Lambs, if only to watch the acting master class that is Anthony Hopkins and Jodie Foster facing off against and snarling at each other.
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Lorde smearing her lipstick across her face and writhing her way out of a white tent as she performs "Yellow Flicker Beat," snarling, "I got my fingers laced together and I made a little prison and I'm locking up everyone who ever laid a finger on me," is performing witch aesthetics.
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Raised in rural Sweden, Lumpini started blessing her growing cult-following with her signature designs when she was just 17 years old and has developed a playful, color-saturated aesthetic all her own — one brought alive in a psychedelic swirl of Cheshire cats, sea-swept lobsters, snarling jewel-eyed tigers.
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In my book Nixonland, I describe how the tacking between uplifting rhetoric and snarling rhetoric, between the "old Nixon" who slashed and burned and the "new Nixon," when he reinvented himself in the image of America's hopes instead of its fears, was the systole and diastole of Nixon's political heartbeat.
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IN EUROPEAN politics a useful distinction is sometimes drawn between the "clean right", a group which can include pretty flinty conservatives, and the "dirty right", meaning those who cross the bounds of democratic decency, whether with race-baiting, threats of political violence or snarling challenges to the rule of law.
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We see now that the parasitic left has eaten the host of the Democratic Party from within and in a moment when 75 percent of the American people were discussing the Kavanaugh confirmation battle, the mask came off to reveal a snarling, vicious, totalitarian political force that is deeply un-American.
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Despite city assertions Rio is being improved for everyone, critics say developments do little to improve conditions for the 73 percent of the metropolitan area's 12 million people who live in slums or ease snarling traffic for poor residents whose commutes from Rio's outskirts can take two or three hours.
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In part to make "The Jungle Book" appeal to a finicky high school crowd — older siblings tend to influence younger brothers and sisters — Disney packed the first trailer with scary moments (pouncing panther, snarling tiger, stampeding buffalo) while hiding the musical numbers and keeping Baloo's goofier moments to a minimum.
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But as the song reaches its apex, as Chuck D and B-Real switch from snarling "Fuck you I won't do what you tell me" over the clatter into screaming it over that brutal, precise riff, a man in his 50s walks up the stairs to the balcony with his son.
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" To get you in the mood to start collecting each of the genuinely totally essential 12"s over the next few weeks, we're bringing you an exclusive listen to the EDMX featuring "I Want To Believe" right now, and it's a snarling, bassy, molasses-thick slab of low-slung house.
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In my classrooms I always saw the bright, bold logos and snarling mascots of those four-year schools on students' sweatshirts and hats, but almost never did someone wear something promoting our own, dear W.C.C. When I asked them about their pride in our school, some laughed, and most looked at me quizzically.
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Far from the toothy, snarling monster we've come to know and love, Tyrannosaurus rex—and other theropods like it—might have sported a pair of lips, argues Robert Reisz, a paleontologist at the University of Toronto's Mississauga campus, who's presenting his theory on Friday at the annual Canadian Society of Vertebrate Paleontology meeting.
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Nearly everything Cohen wrote was unabashedly intimate, personal and often political, and though social commentary was in his DNA, snarling protest songs were not his calling card; instead, he dove deep on matters of the heart and spirit, a vein that would define his artistic voice — and way of living — across six decades.
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The photographer responsible for more Coloramas than anyone else — 22012 of them — was Neil Montanus, an athletic adventure-seeker whose photographic exploits included embedding himself with a onetime headhunting tribe in Borneo and leaping out of a Land Rover in Kenya to capture the image of a snarling cheetah face to face.
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In the snarling faces of southern Sheriffs and their just-deputized friends, in the quiet dignity of the black and white allies who suffered beating after beating, in the backroom arguments about how far the movement should push things, you can see the divisions and the debates that still animate politics in America today.
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The pageant queen Eureka was really in her element here, confidently strutting in a Cher-from-Clueless ensemble to her recorded voice saying, "I'm a 'Be yourself to free yourself' kind of queen!" and then turning into "Eufilthior," a snarling, smoking, Divine-spired creature with dark roots and a fat- and chat-shaming mouth.
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But allow me to mention the scheming, petty burghers of Thomas Jay Ryan and Tina Benko; the anxious, spiritually challenged man of the cloth portrayed by Bill Camp; Tavi Gevinson's malleable, craven and poignantly credible serving girl; Jim Norton's folksy and unexpectedly heroic farmer; and the suave, snarling hanging judge given such unassailably authoritative life by Mr. Hinds.
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Jamie, for one, drowns his memories in booze, while the two forge a friendship that is both heartwarming and anxiety-inducing for the audience -- especially with Henry and Jamie's papa ("Breaking Bad's" Jonathan Banks) snarling racist epithets and determined to enforce rules like having blacks use separate store entrances and sit in the back of the bus.
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When the large Basquiat paintings we recognize appear — scrawled, snarling skulls, figures, stick men, and doodled slogans and tags and bold sloshes of color — they are arguably less about trying to decipher a meaning and message, and more about the raw energy guiding his hand, somewhere between automatic and naïve, yet clearly planned and constructed with an aesthetic aim.
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But the shiningest moments in this Coen brothers spoof play out like an old-time film revue: Channing Tatum in a wickedly delightful song-and-dance routine, Scarlett Johansson snarling from her perch above a pool of synchronized swimmers and Alden Ehrenreich receiving a funny elocution lesson after trading his trick-cowboy duds for cocktail attire.
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In the Hollywood-inspired popular images of the 21970s, the great white hunter was a fearless Clark Gable or Stewart Granger, tall and deeply tanned, who brought down a charging rhino with a single shot while his arrogant client cowered behind him, and who later romanced the client's neglected wife after saving her from a snarling lion.
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Nothing gets a bully like LYING LIB MEDIA'S attention better than to give them a taste of their own blood #neverbackdownAnother of the widely-mocked tweets, accompanied by a photo of a snarling dog, invoked equally widely mocked band Smash Mouth (seemingly unintentionally):I keep warning the LYING LIB MEDIA and their liberal goons NOT TO POKE THE DOG because I BITE BACK.
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It also connects the pieces Bieber has on his chest — which include the snarling head of a grizzly bear on his left pec, the stern head of a lion on his right pec, a large gothic cross in the center of his chest, and, in a tribute to his mother, the year 22017 in Roman numerals which live right under his collarbone.
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Every new enemy type is a snarling, fang-filled puzzle: Do you need to land low-damage attacks to their vitality so that posture damage will stack up more easily, or should you focus on withstanding an endless series of blows, or should you be looking into your bag of tricks for a special technique or item to spin things in your favor.
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JERUSALEM — In an abrupt resurrection of Israel's "Sabbath wars," a key train line was disabled for repairs on Sunday, snarling tens of thousands of Israeli commuters and soldiers returning to base in traffic jams at the start of the workweek — all because of a political spat involving Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, his transportation minister and their ultra-Orthodox coalition partners.
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In another effort to present a less snarling face to the outside world, Mr. Putin also said on Wednesday that Russia and Japan should finally sign a treaty this year to formally end hostilities from World War II. Decades of diplomatic efforts to accomplish that goal have foundered as a result of a dispute over islands that both countries claim.
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When Full Frontal With Samantha Bee debuted on TBS in February, after months of speculation about what it might mean for Bee to be the lone woman anchoring a late-night news show, its snarling theme song quickly made the host's intentions clear: You've got them all by the balls, causing waterfalls, Stone walls, bar brawls, common stalls that cause 'em all.
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Sexual violence is a primary tool aimed at brutalizing the detainees and extracting "confessions," the artist and six other detainees told the AP. The drawings — made on plastic plates — show a man hanging naked from chains while he is being subjected to electric shocks, another inmate on the floor surrounded by snarling dogs as several people kick him, and graphic depictions of anal rape.
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Boris' set features a few newer tracks but mostly showcases re-recorded classics from their back catalog, like the mammoth "Vomitself" and the appropriately titled "Huge" from Amplifier Worship, the snarling title track of Akuma no Uta, surprisingly heavenly cover of My Bloody Valentine's "Sometimes", and even a couple tracks that have received the Merzbow demolition treatment previously ("Rainbow" and "Farewell" from Rock Dream).
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"Colossus" is a song of masculine self-examination — "I am my father's son/His shadow weighs a ton" — accelerating into catharsis: tapping, then pounding, then blasting away at a fierce drone chord, then swerving into a major-key punk confrontation as Mr. Talbot, snarling, "I don't want to be your man," compares himself to Stone Cold Steve Austin, Fred Astaire, Evel Knievel and, yes, Jesus Christ.
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Now in its third season, the Orchestra Now will perform an intriguing program at Carnegie on Thursday that includes Bartók's classic "Concerto for Two Pianos, Percussion, and Orchestra" with soloists Anna Polonsky and Peter Serkin, but also two substantive curiosities: the Turkish composer Ahmed Adnan Saygun's snarling Fourth Symphony, and László Lajtha's Symphony No. 23, a colorfully stirring commemoration of the suppressed 1956 Hungarian Revolution.
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In his sprawling warehouse studio, Mr. Aceves cued up Mozart's "Mass in C Minor" as an operatic soundtrack to his comments on the skulls, boats, African-style figures ("We are all exiles from Africa," he said) and snarling horses that packed its high-rise shelves and aisles, including a 30-foot model that was transformed by Carlo Barsi's L'Arte foundry into a hulking bronze steed.
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" Campion uses a photo of two dogs as an example of the symbolism found throughout: "The significance of the two combative, snarling dogs early on in the book, is to be found, then, in the apparent violence with which they confront one another, emphasized by the compression of the frame, but it is also the fact that they are, historically speaking, domesticated animals and human companions.
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At this point, Rowling's wizarding world has its own distinctive look and feel, and the latest installment in its run fills out its space even further, with more Niffler treasure-stealing adventures, a short but wild ride on a Kelpie that looks like a giant kelp horse, and the Zouwu, a giant snarling cat with a ruffled tail that looks like a whole troupe of Brazilian flag-dancers on parade.
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Half an hour late, he opened with the frenzied one-two punch of " Black Skinhead " and " New Slaves "—both of which he had performed on Saturday Night Live a few weeks earlier—before later playing another Daft Punk-assisted cut, "On Sight," which also enlisted the services of Mike Dean and Benji B. The track's snarling, buzz-saw synths that grab the listener's attention from the get-go.
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It's still got its self-indulgent moments—most of the tracks are too long, they waste a lot of space on big dumb 220s grooves, and Hetfield's vocals are way too clean and prominent in the mix—but it's also got actual thrash metal songs like "Atlas, Rise" and "Spit Out the Bone" that boldly reference the band's initial NWOBHM influences, adding a snarling edge that the fans have been missing for quite awhile now.
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So even as Axelrod and Rhoades fulfill what are now the familiar requirements of two snarling patriarchs in a personal as much as a professional standoff; even as Axelrod's wife (played convincingly by Malin Akerman) hisses threats and struts imperiously around her mega-mansion; even as his goons spit out misogynistic remarks with the casual contempt of those who believe that money buys them the right to be repugnant, it's hard not to be caught up by the spectacle.
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The thought came to mind during the Comme des Garçons Homme Plus show, a presentation that — despite certain superficial elements of styling (theatrically snarling models done up in black lipstick and fishnets like mall-rat versions of the punk rock vocalist Darby Crash) and the droning guitars of Vowws, a Los Angeles-based band brought in to play for the show — had scant connection to the punk movement that seemed, at first, to be its inspiration.
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It took a lot to tear me away from it, but once it came time to listen to the new joint from NJ/NY hardcore punks Death Vacation, I happily hung those Norwegian OGs out to dry and dove headfirst into Bones Grow Cold, the quartet's new 43-song EP. Death Vacation's snarling, vitriolic take on hardcore is firmly rooted in grindcore and crust—punk to the bone, but far beyond basic, especially when vocalist Michelle Mancuso sinks her teeth into a verse.
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In 1989, when Donald Trump took out full-page ads in city newspapers calling for New York State to adopt the death penalty following the arrest of the Central Park Five, the African-American and Latino teenagers accused — wrongfully, it turned out — the raping of Trisha Meili, the so-called Central Park Jogger, Mr. Hamill fired back: "Snarling and heartless and fraudulently tough, insisting on the virtues of stupidity, it was the epitome of blind negation," he wrote in Esquire.
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Behind a postseason-record six field goals by Chris Boswell, the Steelers advanced to play top-seeded New England for the conference championship next Sunday at Gillette Stadium, where they will tote the following credentials: a nine-game winning streak, a snarling defense and a running back, Le'Veon Bell, who, with 30 carries for 170 yards Sunday, surpassed the franchise's single-game postseason rushing record — a record that had stood for 42 years — for the second time in two weeks.
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Think of the company behind popular card game Cards Against Humanity making a border land-grab to counter US efforts to build up physical barriers there; the Mexican congressman who filmed and tweeted himself scaling and sitting atop the wall last year to mock Trump's calls to extend it along the entire border; a 65-foot-tall image of a baby's face peeking over the wall; or that time in 1997, when artist Marcos Ramírez Erre threaded a 33-foot, two-headed Trojan Horse statue through snarling vehicle traffic at the port-of-entry near Tijuana and San Diego.
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