Was Arya of age for all of this sooty, sooty sex?
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Alaa put his sooty palm on his chest and smiled.
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They fell to the floor in a sooty, soggy heap.
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The sky became so sooty that the afternoons resembled evenings.
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Extreme long shots dwarf nameless workers under sooty mountains of coal.
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In 1969, researchers spotted a black and white sooty tern in Michigan.
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Want to nail a sultry, sooty look that works for every eye size?
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Sooty underpasses teem with the unhoused, and the freeways are potholed and gridlocked.
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But they are usually a sooty black, and often aren't much to look at.
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They were treating 24 koalas as of this week, including one they named Sooty.
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In another, a mother and daughter hold hands as they walk through a sooty field.
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Make no mistake: running from my sweet embrace leaves a sooty set of carbon footprints.
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After a few months of London's sooty fog, the monkeys were coughing like Dickens's orphans.
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Amid the sooty London fog of the mid 1800s, John Stuart Mill was a rare feminist.
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The fuel mix was now richer in oxygen, the burn cleaner and less sooty, more powerful.
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The colors are gloomy — sooty blacks and dirty whites, dusty pinks and bilious greens and yellows.
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From the rear, the machines were simple, sooty, steel mechanisms with a network of rubber belts.
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For the next three days, they shivered on a sooty sofa and sucked on packed snow.
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In the language of ink, incompetent statecraft's stream of lies is sooty water, awaiting sewage treatment.
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For example, it frees up time otherwise spent on firewood collection or cleaning sooty pots, she explained.
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But for us, it's all about busting out the jewel tones; metallics; and deep, dark, sooty shades.
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He said he and others saw a "very large black sooty plume of smoke" from their street.
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An overture, powered by distorted electric guitar and staccato strings, accompanies this sooty B-movie-style image.
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The only real clue that Daenerys has gone to the dark side is her sooty, suddenly frizzy hair.
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The spacecraft also found that the sooty material currently makes up about 1 percent of Saturn's icy rings.
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We see inside the bedrock, feel the pressure of 80-degree-Fahrenheit chambers full of sweating, sooty laborers.
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A vegetable is a porous thing, and it would really pick up the sort of sooty, kerosene flavor.
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And at first, the movie almost tricks us into identifying with Clark's discomfort around his sooty, possibly inbred cousins.
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Incredibly, the anvil, which is thought to be 1,500 years old, bears sooty handprints that have survived the centuries.
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Its fuel economy potentially matches that of a diesel engine without high emissions of nitrogen oxides or sooty particulates.
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And finally, Nuit Dorage, a deep navy, gives me the sexy, sooty eyes I want for a night out.
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We've begun managing the sooty particulate pollution that is linked to millions of premature deaths and also some warming.
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The sky bore hints of blue and the sooty smoke that had filled the air for 200 miles lifted.
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Will he find Linus in the sooty hubbub of Walt Whitman's Brooklyn or the immigrant maelstrom of Five Points?
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Flames will leave behind a terrible sooty taste and burned spots on the surface of any food they've touched.
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Given a large enough operation, Sharma figured, his sooty ink might offer a pollution-fighting alternative to traditional black inks.
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And there's really something for everyone inside — from glossy bright glosses and sooty shadows to neutral lipsticks and metallic bronzers.
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Then she leads the children on a dancing exploration of London rooftops with Dick Van Dyke's sooty chimney sweep, Bert.
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She holds books, drips blood, or clutches her temples, in colors ranging from sooty to dirty and arterial to menstrual.
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But this gene and others may have had harmful side effects that remained invisible until the sooty, smoky modern age.
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The air was more polluted in the days before the Clean Air Act of 1970, and the terraces got sooty.
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Then she leads the children on a dancing exploration of London rooftops with Dick Van Dyke's sooty chimney sweep, Bert.
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Stenciled on the cardboard in sooty spray paint is the long, narrow grid of a cheap twin-bed mattress spring.
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One tableau features a gaunt and sooty man shoveling coal in what looks like the boiler room of a penal colony.
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And the also-diesel-powered 2016 Range Rover Sport Td43 following us was being blanketed in my Defender's sooty diesel exhaust.
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A bookstall vender frantically tried to close up shop before a wave of sooty tear gas engulfed him and his kiosk.
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We were walking through a residential hutong—an alleyway that had not yet been gentrified—where sooty wash hung from clotheslines.
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The parts of the yard not covered in printers were sooty mud, made black from the constant dumping and release of toners.
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The black smoke that pours out of it has turned his white songbirds in a cage on the wall a sooty grey.
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The biomorphic shapes in "Mars Arms" and "Sooty Sweat" (both 2016) by Amy Feldman felt like alien beings that drew me in.
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"Sooty Sweat" might just have the thickest paint in the entire show, while the lines in "Mars Arms," though imperfect, convey austerity.
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These were shiny and modern, in contrast to the sooty wood-burning stove in back, which might have been from another century.
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A small portion of this smoke would contain "black carbon," the sooty material that usually comes from the exhaust of a diesel engine.
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And I had my white, white shirt on and next to me were the grimy, sooty guys who had been welding all day.
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Lil Me The sooty atmosphere, the complex rhyme structure, the tactile combination of claustrophobia and swagger: New York rap is a religion in decline.
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The sexy, sooty, layered look has been the go-to for a night out since Cleopatra reigned — and it's as popular as ever today.
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Taking a page out of Mgla's sooty playbook, the band's label Psychic Violence has decided to post the album in its entirety on Bandcamp.
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This sooty version of Washington, D.C., is persuasive—Nixon may be absent from the proceedings, but the rot of the Nixon administration is everywhere.
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I went nearly 650 feet underground in a coal mine that I can only describe as antiquated, peopled only by men with sooty faces.
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Brown sooty deposits have already been reported on glaciers in New Zealand, potentially accelerating the rate at which they are melting, the programme said.
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The technology allowed carmakers to more precisely calibrate the way fuel is burned inside the engine and to reduce the vibrations and sooty exhaust.
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In the end, there is only one person who still needs Smoot's help — the boy who cast the sooty shadow in the first place.
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Like "La Sainte Vierge," they too highlight sooty skids that departed people have left behind, offering new ways of thinking about history (or herstory).
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"Both sooty mangabeys and (child) non-progressors can replace any CD4 cells, as the number of long-lived cells that die is low," said Goulder.
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We're talking blue liner, a short stint with bangs, sooty smoky eyes, and so much more — many of which she did sans glam squad. Curious?
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The ordinariness of "Plant Bowen's" mid-canvas horizon and classical proportionality is undermined by a sooty ground that harmonizes perversely with the raw linen support.
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Research presented in September indicates that when pregnant women breathe sooty air, pollution particles make their way into the placenta and may reach the baby.
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Yet even when shou sugi ban is executed traditionally, the sooty black char does eventually fade, leaving a chocolaty-brown or warm gray hue behind.
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Fifty floors up, facing east, a pair of large horizontal windows were punched out, and the glass and metal facade above appeared scorched and sooty.
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I don't do the oiled rag that a lot of people recommend, because I feel like that's putting oily, sooty stuff back on the grill.
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Still, everything feels real, or at least adheres to our expectations of how that reality looked: wooly sweaters, goofy underwear, sooty faces, bad teeth, dark rooms.
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America's coal industry has long been in decline, with natural gas, cheap renewable energy, automation and tricky geology making the sooty fuel a less lucrative prospect.
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Born in Bolton in 1801 at the height of the industrial revolution, Cole entered a polluted and overcrowded world of factories belching smoke into sooty skies.
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But when the lights went out, Miss Universe might just as well be the poor, sooty little match girl if she couldn't make him shout hallelujah.
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In Australia, which has historically low levels of air pollution, an increase in sooty air led to a sharp rise in the rate of earlier deaths.
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The riffs here are knotty, often looped together in tight harmony, and supremely melodic, colored by a dark, sooty gloom that recalls Ludicra's paeans to urban blight.
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After he died, hers remained stored in the eaves of their sooty cottage—ready for the day her own body would be buried on a nearby hillside.
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Lease terns, royal terns, sooty terns and frigatebirds were spotted over Florida last Friday as Hermine — currently a post-tropical cyclone — made landfall over the Sunshine State.
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The riffs here are knotty, often looped together in tight harmony, and supremely melodic, colored by a dark, sooty gloom that recalls Ludicra's paeans to urban blight.
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In both forms it appears on, "Hold Me" wraps a squirmy bell melody around a sooty drum break, eventually blossoming into an ascendant, slow-motion floor-filler.
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The message reads something in the vein of "true love triumphs," or at least offers a respite from the sooty, gray-colored corners of the outdoors reality.
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In "Baba," two women in A-line skirts walk past a sooty, half-thawed snowman, its top ball studded with cigarette butts and wearing a human moue.
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Small, sooty chunks were piled into tubs and wheeled out, then loaded onto coal trucks that hurtled down the country roads, sprinkling a layer of ash everywhere.
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The U.N. World Meteorological Organization said on Tuesday that the brown sooty deposits reported on New Zealand's glaciers could accelerate the rate at which they are melting.
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"Almost any hardwood is good for grilling, but avoid evergreens, like spruce and pine, which put out a black sooty smoke that tastes like turpentine," he said.
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The technique is the same as seen in monkeys, such as sooty mangabeys, which have natural protection against the monkey version of HIV, known as Simian Immunodeficiency Virus.
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The 9V battery they acquired from an electrician's shop in Jangpura, where an old Punjabi man sat among sooty tables taking paternal pride in every piece of equipment.
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The shuttered Wills cigarette factory in Dennistoun was now a high-tech hub, and on the site of his sooty tenement in Anderston stood a five-star hotel.
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A bony reptile lay across Mr. Ritter's toolbox as he worked on a saxophone by the soft light that filtered in from the air shaft through sooty windows.
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Both are loosely but convincingly figurative — compositionally related to head, torso and limbs, composed of elements such as a sooty basket-weave abstraction and strips of silver foil.
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The work is conspicuously framed with wide, beveled-wood molding painted a tasteful, décor-friendly purplish-red that looks great (and somehow slightly rueful) against the photo's sooty tones.
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Now we can bask in the rocket in all its grungy glory with sooty grey cut by the bright white of where landing gear added a protective covering. Awesome.
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Beckham uses an eyeshadow brush to swipe her Estée Lauder sooty-gray eye foil across her upper lids and lower lash lines, focusing the metallic color into the crease.
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Imagining an alternate mid-20th century in which electricity has been only somewhat harnessed, the film depicts a chugging, sooty, clattery metropolis abounding with coal- and steam-powered contraptions.
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We were living in the sooty mainland city of Chongqing, where dust was a condition of life, even inside the Army hospital where my mother worked as a pulmonologist.
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She slathered the walls, the doors and the sooty fireplace with plaster of Paris, then reassembled the dozens of resultant panels — facing out, not in — into a hulking box.
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The final steam locomotives of an earlier era still chug through town, leaving their sooty remains, while on television the popular new show, "Bandstand," is shot in nearby Philadelphia.
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They can lead on measures in the Arctic to reduce 'black carbon' – sooty particles from dirty fuels and other sources that collect on ice and snow and speed melting.
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Each blast, known as a shot, can yield a foul gas that blows up from the borehole, along with sooty residue that sometimes rains down on researchers and their equipment.
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Victorian collections show how a melanic version of this normally speckled species spread through sooty urban areas because its black wings camouflaged resting moths from hungry birds (see picture above).
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Julian Crouch's Skid Row set — in which sooty door stoops frame the dingy shop of the title — is an urban-legend rhapsody in grime, lighted to chill by Bradley King.
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He'd been focused on her feet, but it wasn't until he met her eyes, a sort of sooty slate, that he realized she, too, had continued to run in place.
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Just be sure that the onions are thickly sliced, no less than three-quarters of an inch, otherwise they could burn to a sooty mess on the bottom of the pan.
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The moody palette consists of sooty grays, electric blues, sharp greens, and violets — the film of rainbow colors you see on an oil slick — with yellows and red signaling the fire.
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In a sooty gray Paris with twin Eiffel Towers, April (voiced in both the French- and English-language versions by Marion Cotillard), the adult daughter of two missing scientists, seeks answers.
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Next door, in Sunder Nursery, the trust has converted 90 acres (36 hectares) of abandoned land into the sooty capital's first new park in years, laid out as a classical Persian garden.
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She shares a fourth-floor East Village walk-up apartment with her husband, Dennis Crowley, the executive chairman and co-founder of Foursquare, and their two highly social cats, Milky and Sooty.
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Ironically, the works of Mario Sironi, who was the most committed Fascist of the three, were the darkest and most troubling, rendered in Klieg-light chiaroscuros of chalky whites and sooty blacks.
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Not for the first time this year, Californians this week donned face masks to protect their lungs from the harmful airborne particles that have smothered the state in a sickly, sooty haze.
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That scene, and many more indelible moments — Snoopy's battle with the Red Baron, Pig-Pen's sooty ghost costume, Linus's resolute quest for sincerity — are what make this melancholy, bittersweet special so beloved.
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Moreover, studies have shown cooking fires — particularly in South Asia — also produce a dark sooty smoke called black carbon that both warms the climate and darkens glaciers and snowfields, accelerating their melting.
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Back in the East Village apartment on East Eighth Street, Sooty and Milky were trying to break out of the spare bedroom, where they had been stashed during an interview and photo shoot.
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Pig worries about his sanity, and his general mood is reflected in the fact that even his bright pink face, which should pop out of his dark environs, is often sooty and obscured.
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There could be cigarette butts in the almost-empty wine glasses out on the deck, and beer bottles toppled by the chairs on the lawn, next to the fire pit black and sooty.
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In a departure from Lasker's usual practice, there is a sooty-gray, (anatomically) heart-shaped silhouette thinly worked into the middle of the pink-gray field (a similar gesture occurs in "Democratic Beauty").
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The cool composition is characteristically Brandt: the latticed rails and the shadows cast on the sooty walls by exposed the stairwell harmonize into a fantastic spiral alive with pulsing rhythms of light and dark.
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The New York & Atlantic line now is in the surprising position of having its big diesel locomotives — and the sooty, graffiti-strewn boxcars they haul — pegged as a progressive, environmental choice for New York.
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Watching my sooty mascara run down my cheeks as the cleanser emulsified was deeply satisfying, as was the fact that it didn't sting my sensitive eyes as I scrubbed it around into my lash line.
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A black-and-white photograph of this building, reproduced in "Saturn's Moons," a book collecting various reminiscences about Sebald, has a sooty northern grimness that makes it hard to imagine a color version of it.
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With her wild gray hair and a long, slim body covered in a sooty bodysuit, the Angel looks like a refugee from an old, crumbling discothèque, or like a creation of the illustrator Edward Gorey.
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The study, presented at the European Respiratory Society International Congress in Paris, examined the placentas of five pregnant women in the United Kingdom and found that sooty particles had made their way into their placentas.
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Thai, Armenian, and Guatemalan families lease battered bungalows; sooty mini-malls are crammed with seven-table restaurants, glowing all-night donut shops, and liquor stores with bulletproof glass thick enough to stop an anti-aircraft missile.
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At the center of the Volkswagen agreement are "cash for clunkers" programs aimed at taking older, sooty vehicles off the road - and not just Volkswagen models the government alleges were deliberately designed to cheat emissions tests.
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Mr. Schneider looked over a black, sooty mechanism known as the strike, which powers Stuff and Guff, the two bronze bell ringers who swing the bronze hammers that appear to hit the monument's bell every hour.
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Sironi's netherworld, rendered in Klieg-light chiaroscuros of chalky whites and sooty blacks, never settles into a single stylistic camp despite the overriding influence of Metaphysical Art, tapping Cubism, Futurism, and Expressionism for its disquieting visions.
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An elderly couple who noticed young Pat's early artistic talent bought her drawing pads, which she took to the countryside, with Sooty, her pet crow, perched on her shoulder or on the handle bars of her bicycle.
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In the little mountain village of Chahuaytire near the town of Pisac in southern Peru, Ms. Quispe and I sat down at a table close to the warm, sooty hearth in the rustic restaurant where she works.
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This is part of the genre's allure: the windows it opens onto the street life of Victorian London, the sordid fringes of postwar Hollywood, the doldrums of Sweden's welfare state, and the sooty haunts of working-class Edinburgh.
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Santa-suit red and holly-leaf green appear around the margins of "Light My Path and Lead Me Astray" (24 by 20 inches), blending in the maw of the painting's center to a sooty, lump-of-coal black.
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"Beggar" (1926) focuses on an elderly man's quizzical gaze and serene dignity while foregrounding the dispossessed man's contiguous space: the sooty pavement on which he sits; the iron gate looming behind him; and the brickwork pillars boxing him in.
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Inside, you'll find 18 different shades, which run the gamut from wear-everyday neutral hues like browns and tans to bolder colors like an ocean blue and a sooty black that's exactly what you need to recreate Sparrow's smoldering look.
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One of the first drawings in the show, "Untitled (Sweetie)," is a sooty-gray watercolor showing two versions or sequential moments of a single sexual encounter between a naked man on his back and a woman in thigh-high stockings.
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On "Maurice and Michael (Sorry I Didn't Say Hello)," written after coming across an old friend who had fallen on hard times, he unfurls a long solo over the sooty clouds of Sam Harris's piano and Justin Brown's writhing drums.
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CreditCreditAdam Dean for The New York Times LIULONG, China — China's devastating pollution problems began here, in coal country, where legions of workers toiled and often died to exhume the rich deposits that fueled the country's sooty rise to economic power.
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Soaking in the sooty, trash-studded remnants of a recent storm, the 31-year-old, Richmond, VA-based producer—who is here to begin the work on his debut LP—says that he's never bought into the dream of living in New York.
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The installment included a reintroduction to the "Woodsmen," which seem to be otherworldly lumberjacks with extremely sooty skin and a yen for a cigarette light, an exploration of the Manhattan Project's mushroom cloud, and a look at where Giant (Carel Struycken) comes from.
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There is much to be wary and cynical about regarding the Summer Games — like the corruption and the doping and the commercialism — but the opening ceremony can provide a flickering respite from pessimism, a brief chimney sweep of the sooty Olympic ideal.
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Not only that, but the honeydew mixes with the sap that pours out of the plant's wound, concocting a perfect breeding ground for sooty mold, a black fungal accumulation that smells like vinegar and, researchers believe, may also be an invasive species.
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Throughout the Simuvac Projects show, Braun's use of trompe l'oeil can only be described as in flagrante, as her forms and surfaces heave and swell, rise like towers out of a sooty mist and cast shadows inside a shallow, locked-down space.
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You can't, he says: Not all woods take heat the way Cryptomeria japonica does, and if the burn isn't deep enough, the sooty layer will erode, taking the lovely black of your cladding, and its pragmatic fire- pest- and weather-resistant properties, along with it.
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The detainees spent most of their time staring out the windows at sooty buildings and industrial lots or watching soccer games and soap operas on TV. Alex was rarely able to take the classes that the jail offered, because criminal inmates were given priority.
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Indeed, while the movie's over-articulated angst may be tiresome, one need only look through the two-dimensional drama to see a raw and heartfelt document, a homage to a sooty, ungentrified New York and the hard rain falling on its earnest bohemian inhabitants.
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By late afternoon I had given up, so I went to a bar down in the flats, a place that looked and smelled like the inside of a ship: the air was sooty and humid, the walls were held up by wooden beams curved like ribs.
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New Yorkers will be in for an opportunity that visits the city only every few decades: the thrill of discovering three new subway stations, where (for now) there are no chewed and blackened dots of gum on the platforms, no sooty ceiling stalactites, no urine bouquet.
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In one case, smoke billows from a man's right nostril; in another, a sooty cloud issues from a cigarette belonging to an African American in a drawing titled "A Moment of General Anesthesia" (2018), suggesting this man's need for relief from pain of America's continuous police shootings of black men.
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The dramatic opening women's wear presentation, by Zahra Sooty Hosseini, featured turbans and all-black gowns in draped technical fabrics gathered around a central figure, whose structured dress folds later fanned out as a mat on which models could congregate while going through the motions of the Islamic call to prayer.
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Though Colbert teased an appearance from Stewart on Twitter a few hours before the show began, it wasn't clear what Stewart's appearance would entail until 10 minutes in, when Colbert and an adorable girl in sooty "ragamuffin" cosplay started singing a jaunty tune about how important it is to vote.
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Much of it unfolding in black-and-white and without dialogue, "Part 8" twists up abstract stretches of uncanny cloud tunnels and dissonant sandstorms with comparatively straightforward (but no less cryptic) snippets of a terrifying frog-fly creature, a slumberous radio broadcast, and sooty ghosts jittering outside a smoldering, ramshackle convenience store.
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The song arrived suddenly with a video clip that re-enacts the plot of "The Wicker Man," in which a police inspector sent to investigate human sacrifice in an isolated town ends up as the sacrifice himself, burned inside a giant wicker man (though in the clip he emerges sooty but unscathed).
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"The surprise on people's faces when we go through their L.I.R.R. station — they've never seen anything like it," said Alex Raia, a 50-year-old engineer, as he worked the throttle and brake on a 2,000-horsepower diesel locomotive to thread it between tight rows of sooty freight cars in the Glendale yard.
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The circumstellar nebula of a metal-rich star will be full of elements like silicon and oxygen, which react to form quartz; carbon, which forms sooty particles all by itself; and iron and magnesium, which even chemists would recognise as metals, that either form solid grains by themselves or react with quartz to form silicates.
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Reading "Not Without Laughter," one can't help feeling as if Hughes had a desperate need to get all of his early cultural memories down on paper, from the "sooty gray-green light" that turns to blackness before a tornado touches down, to the possum, peach preserves and yams that make up a humble Thanksgiving dinner.
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Using atmospheric simulations along with samples collected from Haiti and Spain, the team estimated that if about 1,500 teragrams (1.5 billion metric tons) of sooty debris were released by the impact, it would be enough to wipe out the dinosaurs within a period of just two years, while allowing crocodilians to pull through in low latitude river systems.
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On the side of the law (and it's a sooty side), we have Mr. Goodman (in surprisingly one-note form) as the conniving, none-too-bright sheriff; Micah Stock, doing his eccentric straight-faced thing as a cop with a penchant for amateur psychology; and Dann Florek, who has some great pompous flourishes as the corrupt mayor.
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In other tape works, Wagner included a coating of charcoal, resulting in sooty, gritty textures, or imprinted the pigment of the red Conté crayon covering the surface of one drawing ("Sanguine Five, B," 234), composed of vertical bands of gaffer's tape, onto another, which was made up of horizontal strips of the same material ("Sanguine Five, A," 21978).
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You're tired in the morning, so you add a little definition around your eyes with what seems like a touch of liner, and the next thing you know, you're staring into the mirror, horrified at your reflection, wiping away the black, sooty color that has migrated across your oily eyelids and well under your lower lash line all before noon.
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