Babies — adorable in their ungainliness — playfully splashed around their elders' feet.
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Earlier this week, she splashed around topless in a pool in Greece.
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Over the summer, she splashed around at her first pool party and ate things like chocolate.
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They splashed around in the water, with Foxx venturing knee-deep into the waves fully dressed.
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One that leaves no evidence splashed around the internet, in the event of an angry breakup.
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Justin Bieber's ex splashed around and shared a coconut drink on Miami Beach with her friend.
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In related news, the swimwear managed to stay on even while she splashed around with a pal.
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She's beached in Ibiza, splashed around on the island of Sainte-Marguerite, and sipped wine in Monaco.
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Out by the pool, four well-toned young people splashed around in swimwear made by their host.
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He wore goggles and a small flotation belt as he splashed around and listened to his instructor.
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The 19-year-old smiled and laughed as she splashed around with friends and lounged on a float.
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His arrest provoked a second wave of publicity, with images of the Mona Lisa splashed around the world.
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Young and Hannah were spotted looking affectionate as they sunbathed and splashed around in the water together on Friday.
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In other clips, Williams – Sport's Illustrated's Sportsperson of the Year – splashed around with friends in a pool and hot tub.
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The inmates of Litchfield tasted a little bit of freedom and splashed around in a lake outside the prison's borders.
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After their romantic stroll, the pair splashed around in the water, with Foxx venturing knee-deep into the waves fully dressed.
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The actor and wife Grace Hightower took advantage of the warm weather and splashed around in the ocean in Santa Monica.
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If they knew what was staring up at them from the deep as they splashed around, they would rush back on board.
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It was then republished in the Vogue Body and Beauty Book in 1977, before resurfacing as a meme splashed around on Facebook.
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The actor, 20, used some of his impressive dance and gymnastics skills as he jumped and splashed around in a massive puddle.
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Thailand's shortages are the worst for two decades (though urbanites still splashed around during Songkran, its annual water festival in mid-April).
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In the northern England seaside resort of Blackpool, where temperatures hit more than 28 degrees celsius, children splashed around on the beach.
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Over the weekend, the couple was spotted enjoying a beach day in Mykonos, holding hands as they splashed around in the ocean together.
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In 2014, photographer Damon Pijlman took a horizontal photo of a bride and groom lying on a shore as water splashed around them.
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Though this baby is definitely a first of sorts, the headlines splashed around websites Tuesday really ought to have an asterisk next to them.
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There he splashed around $1 billion in financing for Egypt's central bank and a $700 million loan to the state-owned National Bank of Egypt.
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However, when Branch would take baths with her young son, her hair would often get wet and frizzy as he splashed around in the tub.
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Except for the guardian of the four-year-old wang hong , who splashed around in the water, not a single adult was in the pool.
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On Tuesday, the Real Housewives of Atlanta star, 46, was all smiles as she splashed around in the waves with Daly, wearing a killer orange bikini.
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Last week, Duff shared some videos of Banks exploring the house, saying that "Second babies love germs" while she splashed around in their dog's water bowl.
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She noticed the way her hair splashed around her collarbone, the swan-like length of her neck, that her eyes were round pools under straight brows.
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This month, both the catchphrase and the sugary drink it advertises are being splashed around some unusual new territory: the Brooklyn branch of Mission Chinese Food.
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And in this day and age where "fake news" is splashed around incessantly and unfairly, for the sake of journalism, my only hope is they're not wrong.
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She cooled off with a dip in the water, smiling as she splashed around in the ocean waves in a black one-piece swimsuit with a plunging neckline.
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Jenner, wearing a bright red bikini, gold body chains and braids in her hair, clung to her rapper beau's back as the two splashed around in the water.
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I bought bath bombs from a local store without snapping pics of the cute names and cool colors, and then splashed around in the bath until the water went cold.
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Joshua bro'd down with some buds ... splashed around in the water ... and toweled off on the sand -- all while everyone still wonders if he'll ever scrap with The Bronze Bomber.
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And here comes the creative leap that separates Mr. Vongerichten from other spice-peddlers: a hot sauce has been splashed around this charred squab, and it is made from flowers.
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Clad in red-and-blue swim trunks, Butler, 47, and Brown — showing off her toned body in an orange bikini — splashed around in the waves while sharing a seemingly intimate dynamic.
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Dita Von Teese splashed around in a giant martini glass while Tiffany Trump and 50 Cent—in a hat that read, "No1 CARES AT ALL"—looked on from the front row.
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The adorable video showed Olympia and Sienna waving to the camera as they splashed around in the pool together, with the little girls even exclaiming "Bonjour!" and "à bientôt!" with their moms' encouragement.
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The girls were all over each other too -- hugging and posing for tons of group shots as they splashed around in the sea ... only to emerge dripping wet for a little R&R.
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During their visit, she and her parents spent time in a boat on the bay, rode watercraft and swam in a bayou, splashed around a creek, swam in a pool and went to the Destin beach.
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Sorrentino, who has plumbed the decadence of the Roman elite in "The Great Beauty" and splashed around in Vatican intrigue in "The Young Pope," shows more interest in the theater of politics than in its substance.
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It found Tom Wambsgans, a sweet-eyed weasel who married into the moneyed Roy family and eagerly splashed around in its ethical swamp, on the verge of having his career destroyed by his father-in-law, Logan.
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But while most drank coconut juice and beer, played games or splashed around the water's edge, the Spaniard did a quick change from her Olympic athlete's uniform and went for a 15-minute swim round the bay.
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Such was the vibe on Saturday for Blac Chyna, who spent time outdoors with daughter Dream Renée, 7 months, and son King Cairo, 4½, as the latter splashed around with a few other kids in a backyard pool.
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Jenner, 21, and Hadid, 20, splashed around with a big group of friends in the vacation hot spot, with Jenner wearing a black shirt and a sheer black cover-up and Hadid sporting a white bikini and sexy sheer dress.
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Briefly, in the mid-21s, the economy shook itself awake when a few men splashed around money they'd made selling heroin in Germany and Austria, but the police soon broke up that drug ring and Veles returned to its state of morose dilapidation.
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There was a curious sense of ownership about the puddle: from the 100-odd people in the Periscope chatroom, to the mute viewers at home, to the man on the lilo—or inflatable pool raft—who splashed around in it for a selfie.
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After one church leader shipped him out of the Vatican to America, thwarting his hopes of receiving a scarlet cardinal's hat, Archbishop Viganò's private 2011 memos — many of them deeply unflattering to the leader responsible for his ouster from Rome — were leaked and splashed around the globe.
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As a young boy, William happily splashed around the crystal blue waters and silver sandy beaches of the Scillies alongside brother Prince Harry and late mother Princess Diana – something that he was reminded of Friday afternoon on the island of St Martin's by local resident Gladys Perkins, 89.
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See, for example, what the menu calls divorced sea bream, a handsome dish that would be splashed around Instagram even more frequently than it already is if the dining tables were lighted by ceiling pinspots rather than disco-era chrome globes that look as if they were salvaged from Regine's.
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On Monday, the actress, 49, splashed around on the beach in Sydney, Australia while wearing black and gold sunglasses, a blue and white striped long-sleeved swim top, and blue patterned bikini bottoms that showed off her toned legs (which still look as good as they did in her recently surfaced '80s modeling glamour shots).
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It was also possible to spray fuel without igniting it to ensure there was plenty splashed around the target, then fire an ignited burst to light up the whole lot. At some the flamethrower was considered heavy.
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Her work Crowned (2013) was inspired after her giving birth in 2004 to her daughter. A sculpture of a wall with plaster crown moulding, that has two plaster pelvic bones protruding from the wall and is framed by plaster splashed around the objects. It visually resembles the second stage in childbirth called, "crowning", when the baby's head is surrounded by the vaginal orifice.
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Four minutes later, a stick of bombs splashed around Langley, which was clearly the focus of Japanese attention. During a second attack shortly after noon, the three warships put up brisk antiaircraft fire. Langleys evasive maneuvers were not sufficient to prevent the Japanese hitting her with several bombs at 1212, setting the former aircraft carrier on fire and causing flooding. Whipple broke off firing at 1224 as the attackers veered away in a northeasterly direction.
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Having nowhere to park save a summer-fallowed field and some dirt roads, everything turned into a sea of mud when a sudden thunderstorm struck, cutting the festival short. Not wishing to lose the opportunity, many festival patrons shed all clothing (including underwear) and splashed around in the rain and mud while waiting for any one of several local Mennonite farmers who cashed in on the opportunity, charging $5 apiece to tow cars back to the pavement of Highway 59. Niverville Chamber of Commerce, "Niverville Area History".
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Lynde McCormick continued operating out of San Diego until 17 August, at which time she departed for another WestPac deployment. In October 1967 while shelling suspected North Vietnamese gun emplacements just north of the DMZ in company with the USS Newport News, Lynde McCormick was taken under fire by North Vietnamese artillery. She and the Newport News departed the area while shells splashed around them. Film footage of the Lynde McCormick was taken showing this event and was featured on Walter Cronkite's Evening News.
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While performing in 1947 at Ciro's nightclub in Hollywood (billed as the "Anatomic Bomb"), St. Cyr was arrested by police and taken to court by a customer who considered her act lewd and lascivious. Represented by the infamous Hollywood attorney Jerry Giesler in court, St. Cyr insisted to the jury that her act was refined and elegant. As St. Cyr pointed out, what she did was slip off her dress, try on a hat, slip off her brassiere (there was another underneath), slip into a négligée. Then, undressing discreetly behind her maid, she stepped into a bubble bath, splashed around, and emerged, more or less dressed.
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Filling a cylinder from the panel Low pressure breathing air compressor intended for use with airline diving equipment High pressure diving compressors are generally three- or four-stage-reciprocating air compressors that are lubricated with a high-grade mineral or synthetic compressor oil free of toxic additives (a few use ceramic-lined cylinders with O-rings, not piston rings, requiring no lubrication). Oil-lubricated compressors must only use lubricants specified by the compressor's manufacturer as suitable for use with breathing air. Special filters are used to clean the air of most residual oil and water (see "Air purity"). Smaller compressors are often splash lubricated - the oil is splashed around in the crankcase by the impact of the crankshaft and connecting rods - but larger compressors are likely to have pressurized lubrication using an oil pump which supplies the oil to critical areas through pipes and passages in the castings.
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