I spend the next few minutes sopping up the mess.
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But is it actually comfortable if you're already sopping wet?
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That's why cotton gets so sopping wet when you workout.
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The PBOC intervened in the offshore market, sopping up yuan there.
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"He has been sopping up influences like a sponge," Mr. Shelton wrote.
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The two actors were sopping wet, their clothes sticking to their skin.
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Joe: It's perfectly tender; it's falling apart, but it's not, like, sopping wet.
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People were holding sopping red cotton pads to both sides of his face.
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I pulled my sopping wet t-shirt over my head and flung it aside.
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One man hangs sopping wet clothes on a line next to his damaged home.
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Another factor sopping up supply and increasing prices is the return of the house flippers.
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Click ahead to read about the best oil-sopping innovations you need to try, ASAP.
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Jogging at them through the hanging vapor was a man in a sopping T-shirt.
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By the end of the race, they are sopping wet, exhausted and beaming with pride.
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The actresses peel off their clothes and slide around sopping wet wearing next to nothing.
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A cold sweat dripped from my brow, and within thirty seconds my desk was sopping wet.
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His 6-foot-6 frame was sopping wet from collecting shopping carts in the parking lot.
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I throw on jeans and a blouse and leave the house with my hair sopping wet.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads I didn't have the book long before it got sopping wet.
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The powder works wonders for sopping up grease — just give your roots a light dusting and brush through.
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We're expecting a sopping wet Tuesday, the kind that will make you wish you could stay in bed.
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Kanye West opted for a slightly sopping version of her typically straight style to team with her sultry LBD.
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They'll say nothing, eyes boring into the tatty paper menu in front of them, now sopping wet and torn.
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I should probably mention here that my clothes were sopping wet by this point, which made everything feel gross.
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In sopping conditions on Court 1, Stosur quickly gained the upper hand, beating Halep, 7-22 (22), 21-23.
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Plus, the mat itself dries quickly so you don't have to worry about it staying sopping wet all day.
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Simit, a Turkish bread that resembles a wide bagel crusted with sesame seeds, was for sopping up the sauce.
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The oil-sopping formulas have gotten us through early morning SoulCycle classes, eight-day no 'poo challenges, and hungover brunches.
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In 2013 Xi Jinping, the president, said cities should be more like sponges, sopping up rainwater for reuse when parched.
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I ate a gritty batch of couscous with some sopping wet courgette and wondered when it all went so wrong.
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Have a crusty baguette handy for sopping up all of the good braising liquid from the bottom of this pot.
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What may seem like a pleasant climate in spring may be a sopping inferno in summer or cryogenic tank in winter.
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The product has over 10,000 reviews on the retailer's site, many of which are glowing accounts of its oil-sopping abilities.
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The Clippers also have the six-foot Jawun Evans on their payroll and Lou Williams sopping up 30 minutes a night.
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Creamy White Bean and Fennel Casserole More toast, more sopping, but this time it's for wondrously creamy white beans and fennel.
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Ray turned toward Russell, who, on cue, dramatically handed his friend tissues for tear-sopping and a small bottle of bourbon.
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When will you start getting down to a level where you really are not – where you're sopping up the darn supply?
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Then I'd eat alternating bites of tender ground-beef kebabs, sopping rice and herbed cucumber yogurt until I couldn't take another.
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While China has been sopping up lots of crude, it has also been churning out huge volumes of refined products like gasoline.
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And if you're celebrating solo, no one can judge you for sopping up those savory juices in a particularly primal way. 1.
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According to Australia's Mornington Peninsula News, the impromptu animal rescuers noticed a sopping wet koala caught on a mooring in Hastings, Australia.
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Like a kid shooting spitballs, designer Beer Holthuis has figured out that sopping wet paper is the best material for making mischief.
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Adding dripping insult to already sopping injury, the latest rainfall came on the longest day of the year, which offers maximum daylight.
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Go hard on the greens to make it a one-pot meal, and add toast on the side for sopping up broth.
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A hospital evacuated some patients but remained open, with employees trudging barefoot across the sopping floor to treat the patients who remained.
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A hospital evacuated some patients but remained open, with employees trudging barefoot across the sopping floor to treat the patients who remained.
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The key thing they were missing was the fundamental idea that buybacks help taper market demand by "sopping up supply," he argued.
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The next day she told me her kids, still sick with the flu, were sitting at the table sopping up every bite.
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Cords all over her body were tied up with pink scrunchies to keep her hair from sopping up all of Seventh Avenue's puddles.
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Your floors get sopping wet, and then you often get trapped in a corner when you don't plan out your route ahead of time.
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Most days, you find yourself sopping wet and scrambling into the nearest bodega or drugstore for a new one after misjudging the day's forecast.
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The pardon, a sopping red meat gift to Trump's base, arrived before Arpaio's scheduled sentencing, setting off anger among immigrant advocates and legal professionals.
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To cool the dog, spray them with cool (not cold) water or place sopping towels soaked in cool water over the dog&aposs body.
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Best is one packed with roast beef, a beautiful sopping mess of Black Angus chuck, marinated in root beer and roasted for 16 hours.
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Unlike with some other carpet cleaners, you don't have to leave your floor sopping wet and wait for it to dry on its own.
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But the fact remains that premiums did not increase wildly over the past decade just because Medicaid wasn't sopping up the poor and sick everywhere.
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The versions I'd had at other pan-West African restaurants in New York were mild, if texturally fit for their supporting role of sopping up.
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For a more casual evening, dine in the lounge and feast on the burger — impeccable char on the outside, napkin-sopping juicy on the inside.
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I apply a nickel-sized amount to sopping wet hair and scrunch toward my scalp, following up with a microfiber towel to absorb excess moisture.
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After peeing on the floor, the puppy dragged a large pile of toilet paper over to the spot, sopping up a good amount of the mess.
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My waterproof jacket, which had been quietly trickling water down my back, is now siphoning rain into my two layers of jerseys; my shoes are sopping.
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I actually questioned that when we were shooting, because I was like, Lara Jean wakes up in the same nightgown she was just sopping wet in.
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Overshadowed so far by Senate races sopping up money and scrutiny across the country, Mr. Espy's quest is about to get a lot more of both.
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Only the accompanying slivers of rye toast struck the wrong note; a more absorbent bread, a baguette, perhaps, would have been better for sopping up the broth.
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The world watched that day as Rachel Green waltzed into Central Perk in her sopping wedding dress, and the world (and Ross) would never be the same.
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But every star system is different, featuring varying amounts of asteroids, comets, and water, not to mention neighboring planets that are also sopping up water from the heavens.
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With a blonde ponytail erupting from her skull like uncorked Andre Brut, she snaps her gum and slurps spaghetti, sopping up the sauce with a handful of bread.
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We are tired, we are the cutters and peelers of orange slices, we are the water bottle fillers and deknotters of cleat shoelaces, caked with mud and sopping wet.
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The Delaware Humane Association says the energetic pooch has spent the past several days hanging out with news crews, sopping up affection and meeting new dogs at the shelter.
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The vibe turned into a sopping wet party of grateful diners who hovered while waiters reseated guests and rushed to haul in their unfinished plates — clearly a practiced routine.
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I actually have to partially blowdry my hair today because I have a meeting at a middle school, and I feel like sopping wet hair is not the best look.
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"Water weight" sounds like it could mean anything, like, the amount a person weighs sopping wet, a person's relationship to gravity in water, or a paperweight made out of water.
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The gallery's offering also highlights Emil Nolde, a German-Danish painter, who used a specific Japanese paper known for its absorbency with sopping wet brushes to create romantically diffused paintings.
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Every time we removed the helmet from our foreheads the foam was sopping wet, inciting fears of pink eye and other diseases as the visor was passed from dude to dude.
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Sated after sopping up all of the ad dollars drifting around the wreckage of a soul-crushingly monetized social web, Facebook realizes it's probably time to chart a different path forward.
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And while we pretty much love everything about the oil-sopping beauty product, the truth is that some aerosol iterations can make your hair feel dirtier than before you sprayed it on.
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The pic has garnered over 13,000 likes on Facebook, and shows off Irvin's hunky post-diving-into-a-river-to-save-someone look — which includes a skin-tight, sopping wet white shirt.
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To leave them sopping on your skin like a pair of socks you wear in and out of the bath, day in day out, until that pair of socks decays into nothingness?
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The Nigerian egusi soup—a bitter but tasty mix of tomato sauce, chicken and beef, bits of veggies, rice flour, and semolina—is served with a wet, sopping white starch called fufu.
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THE CROWD On a sopping-hot July evening, four bristly bikers rumbled up to the bar, ordered a round, unleashed a bloodthirsty yowl and made a beeline for the backyard foosball table.
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In a mesmerizing billboard-size video, a pair of ruby red lips and tongue twist and turn through a scarlet sludge; we might be watching a deep-sea creature sopping up dinner.
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A few hours later, a couple in a white van stopped, handed them a towel and insisted on driving them to their house, where they dried their sopping clothes in the dryer.
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In winter, you can dress like a slut and just put a fur coat on top, and you look more fabulous than if you were dressed as a slut and sopping in sweat.
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Her voice was straightforward and unhurried, but as soon as she said that I angled my umbrella into the downpour and didn't lift it until I arrived at her building, 20 sopping blocks later.
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The girls ostensibly have to work the rest of their shift while sopping wet, which can't be comfortable and would probably give you rashes, but they're having a killer time (and probably raking in the tips).
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And, when you are able to shower, you'll have to blow-dry your sopping-wet spider lashes with a blow dryer, on the cool setting, and a little spoolie brush — something you've likely never done before.
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Curling up in a cozy sweater at one of the city's many coffee shops sounds snug — but if that sweater is sopping wet from your bike ride or walk over, that vision of hygge melts quickly.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Argentina's peso ended the week stronger while interest rates on short-term central bank notes crept higher, sopping up pesos in the foreign exchange market that might otherwise have scrambled toward safe-haven U.S. dollars.
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It automatically ingests and turns squares of toilet paper into sopping wet spitball projectiles that won't damage electronics like a Super Soaker can, but will create enough of a mess to make you feel like a teenage delinquent again.
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The tint in question offers medium, buildable color and lasts for hours, making it an easy option to reach for on days when sopping up sweat and dealing with out-of-control humidity hair take priority over reapplying lipstick.
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How can a party platform omit any characterization of global warming and CO2 as a problem while urging businesses to develop a technology with no purpose other than sopping up the main greenhouse gas emission raising the planetary thermostat?
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Gaze in wonder at the striations of color in Death Valley, feel on your clothes the sopping California fog and on your face the weight of a cloud bank pressing against a lone tree on a South Dakota horizon.
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Muscle attachments on the bones of its throat imply the presence of strong cheeks and a retractable tongue—characteristics that would have allowed this whale to suck water into its mouth, sopping up fish and small squid in the process.
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Three of the sources confirmed to Reuters that OPEC is leaning towards a nine-month extension, while a fourth said prolonging the deal by six to nine months would do the job of sopping up excess oil sitting in stockpiles.
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When my brother Nimesh and I stepped off the plane and waded into the sopping humidity that hangs over the country in late September, we encountered a country that was speaking about decades of national trauma for the first time.
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The mother expressed disbelief that the network chose to put cameras and microphones in front of flood survivors who are still seeking help after being rescued, pointing to the sopping-wet clothes still weighing down on her and her children's backs.
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Infused with salicylic acid, tea-tree oil, willow herb, and volcanic ash — all top-notch acne-eradicating ingredients — these clear dots adhere to the skin and get to work killing off that P.acnes bacteria, sopping up oil, and reducing inflammation as you sleep.
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Either toasted or fresh, it may serve as a base on which other delicious elements are layered, or it could be used for dunking, sopping and soaking, three magic words in recipe-writing that hint at the presence of delicious broth or sauce.
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PST also serves dishes that are intended for two or more: whole roasted duck, roasted Slagel Farm rib-eye or the Mount Lassen trout served with a zesty, clean zhoug and, of course, pitas for sopping up the sauce or eating the fish like tacos.
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My go-to drying option is to air dry simply because I believe the less heat on my hair, the better, but there are times when I have plans to be somewhere and I cannot and will not leave the house with sopping wet hair.
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I liked scotch pancakes and looked forward to the occasional Sunday evening when my mother would let me and my brothers eat scotch pancakes in front of the TV. They'd be served on a plate, sopping wet, heaving under the weight of the vegetable spread she'd ladled on them.
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We took that into consideration and picked out alternatives for everyone, including those of you who want to migrate from the beach to the bar without having to don a pair of shorts with rash-inducing mesh linings, or change out of — and tote along — sopping wet trunks.
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The Packtowl Personal, collapses down into its own little pouch, has a loop for hanging between soaks, and is made of a fast-drying microfiber, so you won't need to worry about pulling a sopping towel from the bottom of your pack at the end of the day.
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He braved it for a minute or two, then tried to dry himself with the thin towel ("a Sisyphean task," he said.) He emerged in most of his street clothes and tipped his sopping boxers into a trash can, "a prisoner of war of the Rockaways," he said.
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The best lightweight beach towel: Dandelion Textiles' Turkish peshtemal ($22.99) A Turkish towel is a functional beach towel because it doubles well as a blanket and dries easily, so you if you are using your towel as a blanket, you won't be sopping wet — at least not for long.
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"SAW TIMOTHÉE CHALAMET NEAR ROCKEFELLER AND HE ASKED FOR DIRECTIONS THEN APOLOGIZED FOR HAVING TO RUN TO BE ON JIMMY FALLON SO ANYWAY YES WE ARE MARRIED AND I'LL ALSO BE IN LADYBIRD 2, THANKS," the lucky fan captioned her post, in which Chalamet's hair is sopping wet from the rain.
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Paul ate steadily, enormously, his hands in constant motion, sopping up the juices from the paella pan with a heel of bread, draining his wine glass as soon as it was filled, enjoying three or four portions of the flan—I don't know, I stopped counting, and what difference did it make, anyway?
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Over the course of two weeks, while hiking some 220 miles and visiting 20 of them (12 of which I slept overnight in), I battled sopping boots, squally winds, dispiriting cold, blinding rain and seemingly impenetrable bogs only to reach dwellings that, by most modern standards, are ill-suited for human occupancy.
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I spent the vast bulk of my years being thin and unmuscled, particularly the years that contained high-school gym classes, where I'd have topped out at about a buck twenty if you'd have weighed me while I was dressed in a sopping wet county-fair sumo-man suit filled with pudding.
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It's notable that this report comes shortly after climate researchers concluded that carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere have passed the 400 parts per million threshold in a way that's essentially permanent — barring some extraordinary breakthrough in technologies capable of sopping up the gas for safekeeping — at the scale of billions of tons a year.
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Meanwhile, Joy toils, and the camera focuses in on her hands as she carries her children, fixes her mother's plumbing, and wrings out a sopping mop, getting shards of broken glass in her palms in the process (a visual shattering of the possibility that Joy will be offered a pair of glass slippers, whether from a love interest or a venture capitalist).
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If you were tilling the land, logic dictated you fortify yourself with dinner at noon, having been up since dawn, and end the evening with supper, historically lighter fare, its name derived from the Old French souper, with its hint of sipping broth and sopping it up with bread, and the Old English supan, which originally meant simply "to drink" (often to excess).
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We provide multiple options for everything we recommend based on price, function, and style so that, for example, you don't end up making the treacherous mistake of buying a cheap, leaky, and nearly useless cooler bag that will leave you with hot beer and a sopping, sorry-looking mess of barbecue fixings by the time you go to crack one open and light the grill.
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