It would just be too [much] like propaganda—spewing out propaganda!
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In fact, the magma spewing out of a volcano is scorching hot.
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They're picking intensity level and then they're spewing out pre-canned stuff.
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I was sitting in the DMV parking lot with blood spewing out everywhere.
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CLINTON: This conspiracy theory, which he's been spewing out for quite some time.
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The think tank was proficient at spewing out white papers and keynote speeches.
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Dramatic aerial footage showed large flames and thick smoke spewing out of the buildings.
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If you see an ATM spewing out money, it's probably been hijacked by hackers.
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Meghan Milloy: When he started spewing out this rhetoric against women and against minorities.
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When Equifax's "are you at risk?" website wasn't crashing, it was spewing out incorrect results.
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In the images, a jet of space dust can been seen spewing out from the comet.
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This icy moon is famous for its geysers of water and ice spewing out into space.
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But with flames spewing out behind you, even a basic kickflip suddenly seems a lot more gnarly.
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Hubble observes high speed jets of matter spewing out of a supermassive black hole into intergalactic space.
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Society's breaking down, the news is spewing out zombie-related push notifications, the undead line the streets.
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In the distance, a floating obelisk starts spewing out skulls, which immediately start flying in my direction.
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A video of the fire shows flames spewing out of a second-floor window and glass breaking.
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But it was acrylic that yielded the greatest number of fibers, spewing out a whopping 729,000 individual particles.
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Several army units are famed for spewing out veterans that go on to begin high-tech start-ups.
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It's not just carbon monoxide that comes spewing out, it's also carbon dioxide, carbon with two oxygen atoms.
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We went around the table spewing out ideas left and right on what we'd do with the money.
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In fact, at the center if this image is a tiny neutron star that is spewing out x-rays.
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All you have to do is keep spewing out bullshit and the media will flock to you like flies.
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Enceladus is an icy moon with water below its crust, regularly spewing out ice, water vapor, and organic compounds.
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The observed X-rays were spewing out at rate a thousand times greater than what our Sun can produce.
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A video has gone viral on Facebook showing a gigantic stainless steel tank spewing out an ocean of wine.
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The can flew about a foot behind Kim's head and landed on the field, its sudsy contents spewing out.
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Now experiencing a magmatic eruption, it has started spewing out lava fountains and causing thunder and flashes of lightning.
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A considerable amount of infrared radiation is spewing out from RZ Piscium, which to astronomers signals enormous quantities of dust.
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The Sun is constantly spewing out highly charged particles in the form of plasma — what is known as solar wind.
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Instead, its "strategy" often seems to be spewing out biases in the hopes of attracting voters, or at least attention.
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They smashed their Molotov cocktails into the lobby of a public housing estate, and flames and smoke began spewing out.
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Across illustrated panels filled with pipes spewing out pollution and hacked-down trees, a story gradually unfolds detailing Earth's demise.
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TV footage showed clouds of orange smoke spewing out of his vehicle after he drove it into the police van.
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After one drag on the vaguely sweet-tasting vape, I promptly start coughing, spewing out a fruity puff of vapor.
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McCormack on Saturday posted a video showing the car with a bright orange flame spewing out from the bottom of it.
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In 2014, in a speech on the role of the arts, Mr Xi said some artists were spewing out "cultural garbage".
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Kilauea volcano is also affecting other neighboring areas because of ash that has been spewing out during explosions at the summit.
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He was asleep on the couch when a fissure opened up 353,000 feet (610 meters) away, spewing out lava and gas.
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As a result we often see illustrations of black holes with big massive jets spewing out from the top and bottom.
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The regulators who say that burning rubbish is now safe were making the same claim when incinerators were still spewing out dioxins.
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Bright red lava spewing out of the volcano has destroyed dozens of structures and forced hundreds of people to evacuate their homes.
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He said rocks spewing out of the crater were expected to fall within the 2-kilometer (1.2-mile) zone from the crater.
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The most prominent is fissure 8, which is spewing out lava that runs in a channel from Leilani Estates to the ocean.
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"You're out in a lonely spot somewhere, looking at the numbers on reams of paper spewing out of a computer," he continued.
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One idea is that the black hole at the center of the galaxy is active, spewing out jets of particles at light speed.
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The video features former Top Gear host Jeremy Clarkson talking in front of a large metallic chamber that's spewing out fluffy white plumes.
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The source also soon became a clear: A massive black hole at the galaxy's center, which was spewing out bursts of radio waves.
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Today, he and other scientists presented more evidence that the Jovian moon is spewing out big fountains of water from its icy surface.
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As I pivot from oversharing my personal plight to thoughtlessly spewing out half-formed ideas about our current political hell, my following surges.
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It's out of control right now—it's all just fucking spewing out like a volcano, but it's been around and it's been simmering.
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Then, about 15 minutes before the end, a train of sharks were following the blood trail that was spewing out in a line.
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Employees at the EPA headquarters in Washington, DC, discovered that sewage was literally spewing out of the water fountains, E&E News reports.
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But it can't because it's all about NOW, and NOW is just like that, unstoppably changeable, all about sucking in and spewing out.
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What's certain is that the illegal drug trade will keep on spewing out victims whether they end up in jail or in a mortuary.
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In its annual statistical review of world energy, the British oil firm finds that the world's power sector is spewing out ever more CO2.
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As it absorbed the protons, it morphed into an unstable version of beryllium, which decayed even further, spewing out pairs of electrons and positrons.
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"A lot of garbage came spewing out of Facebook, and these companies need to adopt new standards and clean their own house," Brock said.
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What can an exercise in spewing out sound bites and needling each other for 90 minutes possibly tell us that we don't already know?
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On May 3, lava started spewing out of fissures in a residential neighborhood on Kilauea's lower east rift zone, prompting evacuations of almost 2,000 people.
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These objects, which are frequently ring-shaped or spherical, appear when rapid stellar winds come into contact with the hydrogen spewing out from WR stars.
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The chemical can deteriorate when exposed to hot and humid air and burn too fast, blowing apart a metal canister and spewing out metal fragments.
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Alongside their dimly-lit displays sat a receipt printer—like the kind you might find in a cash register—spewing out long spools of paper.
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"Just watched @FoxNews heavily promoting the Democrats through their DNC Communications Director, spewing out whatever she wanted with zero pushback by anchor, @SandraSmithFox," he wrote.
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Both procedures are risky for the medical personnel doing them, because they can send the patient into a retching or coughing fit, spewing out virus.
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The past few days have featured speakers from Fox News and the Trump world spewing out the most outrageous statements they could think of making.
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While Cushman's father and brother drove the 39-year-old to Georgia on Saturday, they noticed smoke spewing out from under their minivan, according to WWLTV.
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Kau High and Pahala Elementary School is inundated with gritty, gray ash that has been spewing out of a volcano some 20 miles (32 kilometers) away.
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The violently condensed gas then explodes as W44 moves away from the then-activated black hole, spewing out the observed tendril of gas in the process.
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When he eventually succeeded in doing the calculation in his head, it indicated to his surprise that particles and radiation were spewing out of black holes.
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Scientists are using NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory to study this cluster because it's spewing out strong x-ray signals that might help scientists understand dark matter.
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The kids look like they're in a candy store, running frantically from one attraction to the other, barely paying attention to the plastic signs spewing out information.
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It showed two water fountains: One labeled, "White" with clear liquid spouting from it and a more spartan-looking fountain labeled "Colored," with brown liquid spewing out.
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Some military intelligence units, such as Unit 8200, are veritable incubators for the country's high-tech industry, spewing out veterans that are bursting to begin start-ups.
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It stars behemoth evolutions of how I recall Zoids—great, hulking creations, crashing through the thick dust, tromping down the mountain, flames spewing out of their nostrils.
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Instead of heeding this advice, Lucy freaks out and kicks Amelia out of the house, even spewing out racist epithets to the only person trying to help her.
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Now, I can&apost say that was intentional because he was yelling so loud, I don&apost know if it was just him spewing out of his mouth.
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Since the eruption started on May 3, sending magma spewing out along fissures in the eastern Puna region of the island, the volcano&aposs crater has been subsiding.
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As anybody who has seen the black smoke spewing out of the pipes of a big rig as it changes gears can testify, diesel has a fatal flaw.
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Last Sunday afternoon, the Taal Volcano in the Philippines erupted, spewing out ash and smoke that left thousands of people with no choice but to abandon their homes.
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It can be hard to know where to look, as the building seems to be in constant motion, a forge spewing out discs in an engulfing, entropic pattern.
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The team analyzed data from the plume and determined that the density of the material spewing out would not prohibit the DM from rappelling into the cavernous fissures.
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An artist's illustration of a radio jet spewing out fast-moving material from the newly discovered quasar PSO J352.4034-15.3373, which lies about 13 billion light-years from Earth.
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But Paris, as Yoav discovers wandering its streets and spewing out words with similar meanings ("nasty, abominable, odious, lamentable") is no more welcoming than the country he left behind.
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Given all the data that companies are spewing out, they are not that hard to spot: they are the people who keep buying your stuff through thick and thin.
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And this is partly because of a news media that's become just as partisan, sensational, and downright hysterical as the most irresponsible people spewing out hyperbole on social media.
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"I heard the sound of fire engines and stepped outside my house and saw big flames spewing out of the building," NHK quoted a 16-year-old boy as saying.
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The last real chef had left the central part of town years ago; all you saw were the multinational fast food chains spewing out compressed grease and synthetic greenhouse tomatoes.
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While traveling from the airport after arriving in Iceland, Reuters photojournalist Lucas Jackson was overwhelmed by the sight of untold amounts of ash and rock spewing out of the volcano.
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Scalding water, sometimes hotter than 400 degrees Celsius (752 degrees Fahrenheit), bubbles up through these cracks, spewing out chemicals like iron, carbon dioxide, and hydrogen sulfide into the marine environment.
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The volcano, one of the most active in the world, has already destroyed more than 600 homes and sent magma spewing out along fissures in the eastern Puna region of the island.
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Since May 3rd, Hawaii's most active volcano, called Kilauea, has been spewing out lava and molten rock on a residential area called Leilani Estates, prompting evacuations and destroying up to 27 homes.
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You can switch it back to standby once it's spewing out pure steam, then place it in your pitcher (which should have some form of milk in it) and let it rip.
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Mr. Coltrane bleats and heaves through his solos, spewing out odd clusters of notes, splitting acrid tones and repeating big windmill patterns until they seem to have broken free of their context.
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A few years down the road, don't be too surprised if you look up to a sky filled with giant steampunk-y aircraft spewing out drones, zooming off to deliver toilet paper.
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"It's not like a slot machine where I can make five changes and pull a lever and something you trust is suddenly going to start spewing out into the till underneath," he said.
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Think how frustrating it would be if a television was on in the background spewing out incredibly loud, irrelevant, or misleading information about the people in the room and the laws we're talking about.
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The so-called fast fashion industry is spewing out 1.2 billion tonnes of carbon into the earth's atmosphere each year – more than international flights and maritime shipping combined, according to the International Energy Agency.
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In addition to smearing Valerie Jarrett with vile racist terms, Roseanne spent much of the time leading up to that fateful tweet spewing out a stream of conspiratorial hate that was just as poisonous.
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In a compulsion beyond my control, I will always start spewing out her biography: the fact that she was an internationally renowned actor, singer, and civil rights advocate, as well as a political provocateur.
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Hawaii's Kilauea volcano is spewing out deadly rivers of lava, toxic clouds of gas, and explosive blue flames from fissures in the ground, turning the East Coast of the Big Island into a complete hellscape.
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Authorities raised the alert status to the maximum after the volcano started erupting last month, spewing out ash over the holiday island and causing travel chaos by closing its airport for three days last week.
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The idea was to swoop low and check for elements of life by analyzing particles of ice, water, and rock that may be spewing out from the moon's surface like the spray of a geyser.
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They've managed to double the fuel efficiency of our cars in the last forty-five years, but we've doubled the number of cars, and the miles they drive, spewing out ever larger clouds of CO2350.
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"The only way we get such a system to work is if the Wolf-Rayet star is spewing out gas at several speeds," co-author Benjamin Pope of New York University said in a statement.
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R. Kelly's spewing out ALL his feelings about the sex cult allegations, his financial problems, the 3 celebs he wants to get off his back ... and much, much more in a 19-minute long song.
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Plus, shopping small-batch products made with recycled or organic materials is a great way to start supporting small businesses over the dime-a-dozen fast-fashion brands and mega-retailers spewing out holiday catalogs.
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The mineral-rich fluids spewing out of these so-called black smokers can get as hot as 400 degrees Celsius, which German says is far hotter than any hydrothermal system we're likely to find on Enceladus.
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"Valero's Port Arthur refinery has a poor compliance record even when compared to other Texas oil refineries, spewing out millions of pounds of dangerous pollution into surrounding neighborhoods," said Luke Metzger, executive director of Environment Texas.
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TLAHUELILPAN, Mexico — Dizzy and nauseous, Adriana Rojas walked away from the geyser of gasoline spewing out of a clandestinely made gash on a pipeline and towering over a crowd of hundreds in central Mexico on Friday afternoon.
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We've certainly seen devastating accidents before, like in 1986, when a nuclear reactor in Chernobyl, Ukraine, exploded, spewing out so much radiation that children still aren't allowed to live within an 18-mile radius of the plant.
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Taped together from parts you might find in a tool shed, it had holes that would allow the 'violent spewing' out of cyanogen chloride, as a detailed description of the device later posted by American authorities said.
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If the Yellowstone super volcano were to blow, and if the eruption resembled the big ones that occurred hundreds of thousands of years ago, the resulting far-flung ash spewing out could devastate the U.S., Live Science reported.
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"It is amazing that a country that was once so great has sunken down to a level so low where we can have a frontrunner of the Republican Party spewing out racist slurs and people agreeing," Ahmet said.
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Among the rice paddies and beside the Nakdong River in the country's east, a horseshoe-shaped, 170,000-ton heap of trash is spontaneously combusting, spewing out plumes of smoke and the nose-scorching, chemical stench of burning plastic.
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Another interesting (though not completely surprising) observation, said Harrison, is that the closer a moon is to Enceladus, the bluer it is—likely the result of all the water ice and vapor spewing out from Enceladus' south polar geysers.
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"I think what (the 2016) election showed is we've got to do a better job of recognizing that it's not just, it's not just spewing out various policies, even if you might be right on the policy," he said.
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TamTam is virtually unknown outside of Russia, but over the space of just a few days, thousands of accounts and channels dedicated to spreading ISIS propaganda appeared, spewing out thousands of messages in the space of a few hours.
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But in the aftermath of the earthquake and tsunami that badly damaged the Fukushima plant, sending radioactive material spewing out into the environment, officials in the nearby city of Date handed out radiation-tracking "dosimeters" to the city's roughly 65,000 residents.
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Perhaps most importantly, Cassini found that Saturn's icy moon, Enceladus, has some of the right ingredients for life brewing in a liquid water ocean beneath its surface, and spewing out of its south polar geysers—which Cassini has also tasted.
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They include a galaxy around 200 million light years away where new stars are being formed from hydrogen gas in large numbers, and a massive black hole spewing out jets of powerful electrons moving at close to the speed of light.
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They did it through paid advertising we think, they did it through false news sites, they did it through these thousand agents, they did it through machine learning, which you know, kept spewing out this stuff over and over again.
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The volcano, one of the most active in the world, has been largely dormant for the last two years, but it sprung to life with bright orange lava spewing out high over the Mediterranean Island, eventually easing off by Tuesday morning.
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Both seminars made it clear out of the gate that the expo was dedicated to, first and foremost, bullshit and stupidity, a convention comprised of Coen Brother–type idiots and hucksters spewing out meaningless drivel of empty rhetoric and inflated numbers.
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While the Sun is still prone to spewing out projectile star stuff, it has taken it down a notch as the eons have rolled by, and now only indulges in superflares at a rate of once a century on average.
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Like the Milky Way, blazars contain a supermassive black hole, but unlike our own galaxy the black hole is actively dragging in stars and dust and spewing out matter and light in a jet that happens to point toward Earth.
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Having not been told this beforehand, I was convinced that it was filled with a good heaping of pork with vegetables and rice spewing out of a Taiwan-made tortilla, covered in red sauce that will make your mouth sweat.
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Today, as a frontier state, it must cope with the violence spewing out of war-ravaged Syria; it is a test case of whether democracy can be reconciled with political Islam; and it must navigate between Western liberalism and the authoritarian nationalism epitomised by Russia.
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Mike Brumfield shared a photo of his new wife, Rachel, sleeping on the floor of the airport with her head on her luggage on Facebook, along with videos of large amounts of liquid spewing out of the plane as it taxied on the tarmac.
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In a strongly-worded attack on major drug companies, Jim O'Neill, who headed a British government global review of antimicrobial resistance in 2016, said the industry had produced "endless talk and no action", and was engaged in little more than "spewing out nonsense" about the problem.
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Trump said Hinojosa was "spewing out whatever she wanted with zero pushback by anchor," which, ironically, is what Trump often does during interviews with his Fox friends like Sean Hannity, who has in his time off-air also served as an unofficial adviser to the president.
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"We were sailing at a safe distance as per ordinance, when all of a sudden we heard a loud bang and saw a large black cloud spewing out of the Stromboli crater and pouring into the sea," 19-year-old Elena Schiera from Palermo, Sicily, told CNN.
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Whether you're left slack-jawed from the lumpy sack one girl pulls out from behind her ear, the shoulder welt herniating calcified blood, or the stringy charcoal-colored pus spewing out from under the skin — it's clear this season is going to be like nothing you've ever seen before.
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He takes an offhand anecdote from Chris Craft, former director of the Johnson Space Center, about how Jimmy Carter saved the shuttle to brag to Leonid Brezhnev and instead of tweeting or spewing out it as a quick take, he chases down all the threads, including talking to Jimmy Carter.
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A friend who goes around to public schools presenting the stories of the Freedom Riders, Jackie Robinson, Emmett Till and others who have had to struggle for their civil rights reports that he has seen the white racist rhetoric spewing out of the mouths of elementary school students against their minority classmates.
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"We are now 23 years on from this environmental disaster and the oil company responsible and its wealthy Thai parent continue to deny the devastating impact their oil spewing out uncontrollably for months on end had on Indonesian seaweed farmers," Ben Slade, a lawyer at Maurice Blackburn, which is running the case, said in a statement.
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"We are now 10 years on from this environmental disaster and the oil company responsible and its wealthy Thai parent continue to deny the devastating impact their oil spewing out uncontrollably for months on end had on Indonesian seaweed farmers," Ben Slade, a lawyer at Maurice Blackburn, which is running the case, said in a statement.
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Thanks to what we've learned from the Apollo missions, engineers have found that a large lander about the size of the Apollo Lunar Module — capable of spewing out gas at around 2,400 meters per second — can propel rocks and gravel-sized particles up to 20113 to 100 meters per second, sending them tremendous distances (up to six football fields away).
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But just leaving Libya, Syria and parts of Iraq and Yemen ungoverned, and spewing out refugees, has led to a flood of migrants hitting Europe and stressing the cohesion of the European Union; that refugee flood could very well lead to Britain's exit from the E.U. President Obama has been patting himself on the back a lot lately for not intervening in Syria.
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On Tuesday, Judge Charles Breyer of the United States District Court in San Francisco gave final approval to an agreement calling for Volkswagen to spend $10 billion to buy back or fix those cars, whose diesel engines were equipped with software enabling the vehicles to pass emissions tests while spewing out far more pollutants than allowed during real-world driving.
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Yes, Donald Trump, "with his Twitter finger twitching at all hours and his caps lock key on," Mr. Rosenthal says the president and his team are "acting like a bunch of middle-school mean kids and spewing out an endless stream of blatant lies and personal insults" instead of grappling with the big issues Mr. Trump says he was elected to address.
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Read more: Scientists have figured out how to better predict where and when volcanoes will erupt — and their models accurately pinpointed disasters of the past"We were sailing at a safe distance as per the ordinance, when all of a sudden we heard a loud bang and saw a large black cloud spewing out of the Stromboli crater and pouring into the sea," she told CNN.
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Cordoned off in its own darkened room, so that it isn't defused by the competing agendas of the other works in the show, In-Out Anthropophagy is a succession of shots centered on smiling, grimacing, jeering mouths — one adorned with black lipstick, another wreathed in cigarette smoke, and yet another sucking in and spewing out various lengths of string — while a musique concrete soundtrack quietly worms its way under your skin.
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I've only had this Oath-issued 2017 MacBook Pro (in long-held-off exchange for my trusty MacBook Air, whose admittedly grimy and paint-worn keys were nonetheless 100% functional after years of writerly service) for about a month but the keys appear to have a will of their own, whipping themselves into a possessive frenzy almost every time they're pressed, and spewing out all manner of odd typos, mis-strikes and mistakes.
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In moments of downtime, he asked me a few questions, and an arsenal of my own memories and stories came spewing out like shaken Coca-Cola: learning how to drive; losing dogs; Friday night football games; having existential crises about what life was supposed to be while I restocked candles in the backroom of the Anthropologie where I worked after college; moving back in with Mom and Dad only to move out a few months later to go to New York.
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A Wolverine game released for the SNES in 1994 was spewing out grime beats before grime was even a thing – and don't forget the collaboration between game developer The Bitmap Brothers and Tim Simenon (Bomb the Bass) to rework the 1988 dance hit "Megablast" into a title theme for Xenon 23: Megablast on the Amiga and Atari ST. There are countless other examples surely, and more by the day Really, this all started in the 23s and 23s—a hugely transformative period for both dance and video game music, when technology advancements provided new hardware and software for composers, musicians, and producers to experiment with.
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