Recipes: Splayed Turkey With Herbs | More Thanksgiving Dishes cooking
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It splayed my head wide open, and I just bled.
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Put it on a serving board with pita splayed out.
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Limbs splayed, head turned to the side, he dozes off.
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I'm up on the table with my legs splayed out.
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An unusual sight, tripods and lights were splayed on the block.
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Chelsea put her paws on the table, head up, legs splayed.
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The splayed out Rorschach bottom, once seen, simply can't be unseen.
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In a book before her, Gray's ominous ode is splayed open.
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She saw him splayed on his back, bleeding on the street.
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That's an aggressive posture where a man sits with legs splayed.
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I said to my now gigantic puppy, splayed out beside me.
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Finally, her hands unclenched their hold on the sheet and splayed open.
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She kisses his nose and lies on her back smiling, tits splayed.
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One floats above the ground, four "legs" splayed like a pond skimmer.
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I splayed my fingers and twisted my hand, but he held on.
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Exhausted infantrymen — black, white, young, old — were splayed around a muddy pit.
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Her legs were splayed, and she poked between them with one finger.
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Splayed out on the couch, our pups splayed out on top of us, watching The Crown when an errant Corgi barks or Saturday Night Live's latest "Genetics Lab" sketch featuring a dog's head on a human body comes on.
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Husband sleeping bc wife was splayed our all over him on flight over.
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To its right lay a corpse in combat fatigues and boots, leg splayed.
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She kisses back, and they end up awkwardly splayed out on her bed.
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Both hands should be splayed to the side at a downward diagonal. 5.
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Their innards were splayed out next to them in a separate control box.
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In a photograph, he is slumped in a chair, arms splayed, eyes closed.
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Their ass splayed on a kitchen cabinet, so perky the cheeks are smiling.
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The body was splayed on a third-floor landing, out of public view.
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This time, it wasn't just lust, betrayal and secrets splayed across Page Six.
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The other hand, with its open palm and splayed fingers, covers his mouth.
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But knowing and doing are two separate entities, splayed across a chronology eons wide.
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IGTV didn't get the benefit of being splayed out atop Instagram like Stories did.
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Take a look at this hunk of beef splayed out on a kneeling desk.
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Claire's legs are splayed, blood is everywhere and she looks to be near death.
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However, it can be pretty obvious in the splayed-out tissues of an autopsy.
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The hat sits on a faceless mannequin head, ears slightly splayed, behind nonreflective glass.
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Or keep for yourself a whole, grilled baby octopus splayed dramatically atop dressed greens.
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He lay there face downward for several seconds, his legs splayed out behind him.
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When he came to, he said, he saw passengers splayed on the bus floor.
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Splayed out on the stones now, I could hear the irritation in his voice.
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The waters had receded, leaving colonies of mold splayed across the wall, he said.
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The article comes with a fine master recipe for what we're calling splayed turkey.
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As well as her splayed chicken, Melissa also likes salt-and-pepper roast chicken.
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Distance, accuracy, an embarrassed Celtic splayed out on the ground: all extremely cool shit.
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Will we collectively give up, splayed naked on the screen for all to market to?
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Another was planted in the sand, scratchy bare legs splayed out in front of her.
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Your hands are there on the table, fingers like sausages, splayed out across the screen.
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But despite all the female nudity splayed across all over cable — and even Hulu now!
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In the second, her husband was splayed on the ground, blood trickling from his nose.
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Then I saw the bodies splayed over other bodies on top of islands of trash.
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Resist the urge to stay down there (splayed on the floor, wallowing in hangover hell).
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Before him is a wooden table, the various parts of a disassembled rifle splayed out.
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I like Stephen King's comment that he read "The Hot Zone" between his splayed fingers.
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Freewheeling passengers splayed themselves across the back seat and popped open Champagne bottles she supplied.
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Commercial buildings split open as if with a sledgehammer, their contents splayed on the sidewalk.
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When I splayed my fingers, they scattered apart with an audible "whoosh" in my ears.
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That changes the path of each ray, resulting in a colorful interference pattern splayed overhead.
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He averted his gaze from indigent seniors splayed out on the ground asking for money.
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There are few things more dramatic than the felled and splayed fronds of palm trees.
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Loasoideae stamens start out splayed, bunched up in groups and tucked within the flower's petals.
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Over-enthusiastic parenting left me splayed out like an overweight starfish dying on the beach.
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The Shape: Splayed & PendulousThe Top: All Under ControlA structured crop top is ideal to hold splayed (separating outward to create a triangle shape between the two) or pendulous (where a majority hangs below the inframammary fold, and there's less fullness on top) breasts in place.
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Hands open and down, feet splayed — this was a recipe for getting clobbered in the ring.
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The mural splayed across an abandoned dock above, entitled Lewa, is one of Hula's latest works.
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This is truly one of the purest forms of humanity, splayed out on a Facebook page.
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They would lay, splayed and still; by morning, the optics could hit too close to home.
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Two were splayed to show the backs of the devices and two showed off the screens.
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It's a sight to behold, with various pieces of the robot splayed out on lab bench.
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There were giant, abstracted folders and three ring binders splayed open and slung over the shoulder.
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The cracks in our medical and financial systems are being splayed open like a gashing wound.
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J.R. Smith, LeBron James and P.J. Tucker are splayed out on the court, hunting for it.
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On the left, a bare and ghostly white pelvis displayed on a wood shelf is splayed.
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It showed a man and a woman unresponsive and splayed out on the grass in Memphis, Tennessee.
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He sniffs hard, scratching at the metal, the five claws on each paw splayed with the pressure.
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Splayed out on her desk was a Nan Goldin photograph, Greer and Robert on the Bed, NYC.
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Coroners see us at our most vulnerable: dead, naked, and splayed open on a slab of metal.
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It's also worth noting his body is splayed in a crucifix formation as he's taking those bullets.
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Threads of ink meander from the top of the structure like splayed wires dangling from a cable.
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Spoiler alert: In the end, the car sinks, and Beyoncé, splayed across its rooftop, goes with it.
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One photo shows Paddock's legs splayed on the floor near several weapons, apparently after he killed himself.
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She was settled in front of a liquor store, her legs splayed, struggling to light a cigarette.
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The play ended with Huberdeau splayed before Islanders goaltender Thomas Greiss and the puck in the net.
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Her arms and legs are splayed stiff, as if in rapture, and she gasps into the water.
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The man looks dazed and miserable, his knees splayed and one of his pants legs pulled up.
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These buttons are splayed behind the cylindrical barrel where the headband latches onto the right ear cup.
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Dominique's father is drawn with his belly protruding, legs splayed, his mustache and eyebrows dark and prominent.
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There was a life-size cardboard cutout of Mr. Trump, both thumbs splayed skyward, greeting visitors inside.
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Bodies were draped, flung, stacked on top of it, some with their legs splayed, revealing their genitals.
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That night, she sleeps with it splayed on top of the duvet, as if it's a pet.
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Women masturbate with legs splayed and backs arched, orgasming after a few minutes of frantic rubbing and moaning.
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Anyway, Nurk—poor Nurk—is sent flying to the ground, splayed out, all because he tried his best.
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Its grid, splayed across the rugged landscape of Puerto Rico, had been instrumental in the island's economic development.
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The end result is a colorful pattern of living bacterial colonies splayed out around their comparatively small source.
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Next we see Lucious splayed out on the glass-covered floor with a giant gash on his head.
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She can act through her whole body, walking snootily across the deck of a ship, wet toenails splayed.
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With the trunk of the black S.U.V. open, two race officials sit with their legs splayed in front.
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A good bet this time of year is Melissa's recipe for a splayed roast chicken with caramelized ramps.
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Shovelling bits out with a trowel or, worse, picking them from the splayed rim with our own fingers.
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A crew mate is splayed out on the deck in front, having taken an explosion to the face.
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I scanned not for seashells but for the titles of paperbacks splayed on beach chairs and sandy towels.
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Many participants wore black and held out an outstretched hand, with fingers splayed, to signify their five demands.
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He balances on his shoulders and eventually rises to stand, walking with splayed feet and high, jerking knees.
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Words are splayed out across the page; there might be a drawing in the midst of the writing.
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The road also bears figures with arms and legs splayed, like Xs, hinting at both vulnerability and negation.
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There's a very famous image of this young man's body splayed out on the tarmac beneath the 747.
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When splayed out, the cube is under 1 inch thick, so it's not a huge thing to carry around.
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Because poor Jordan Bell, splayed to the ground by this bad boy, wasn't just temporarily embarrassed by this thing.
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She looked completely ridiculous splayed out in that moment, but you could see that she didn't care one bit.
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Perched over the bound man now splayed out on a makeshift altar, a presumed "high priest" readies an offering.
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Another girl was splayed over her desk, lazily reading 'Thug Luv 2' as if she were on a cruise.
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The Hellfire missiles were directed so that their energy and fragments splayed away from him and toward his grandfather.
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Here's what a male Costa's hummingbird looks like when its feathers aren't splayed out:Photo credit: Alan D. Wilson - NaturesPicsOnline
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Or Moises Alou, legs splayed but knees connected as if magnetically paired, a contortion exhibition at each plate appearance.
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Each part is shaped from Hassinger's signature material: wire rope, twisted into lines and splayed open at the top.
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He spent the rest of the day splayed across Litvinoff's sofa, hallucinating and shouting nonsense into his walkie-talkie.
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Books were everywhere, lying broken-spined on kitchen counters and bathroom radiators, in unmade beds, splayed on chair arms.
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And also the idea that it would probably be splayed out against a photograph of someone being cold. Yes.
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With a tiny minority of Muslims to join the dialogue, the public debate has splayed outward to the extremes.
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Delaney Tarr was gesticulating to nobody, fingers glittering with rings, an iPhone and small notebook splayed out before her.
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The antlers, a spectacular protrusion of bones that splayed into dozens of points, were the stuff of hunting lore.
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Splayed at her feet, her son, Artem, 11, shuttled a silver marble across the floor, sending the cat flying.
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The actor was working the red carpet splayed across the lobby of the Loews Lincoln Square theater on Broadway.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Behold: Juliette Binoche, breasts heaving, mouth open, hair splayed against a white bedsheet.
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The Broadmoor sits 6,000 feet above sea level, its rooms and pools and golf courses splayed around a small lake.
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And even when pressed flat enough that their legs splayed, they could still move about 20 body lengths a second.
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Black Friday is officially here, which means all the deals you could hope for are now splayed across the internet.
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When someone earns a presidential nomination, their biographies are immediately splayed out on the media's metal examining tables and dissected.
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It's hard to catch a breath when you have the weight of a British officer splayed on top of you.
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The legs and feet are oversized, weighty, splayed, taking up a large piece of the upper part of the painting.
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Blood pooled from wounds to his head and shoulder as he lay splayed on the pavement in his white socks.
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With the lights out and people splayed across every soft surface, it looked exactly like an ecstasy-fueled cuddle puddle.
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He eventually ends up dead—in a drawing subtitled "Reward of Cruelty" his corpse is splayed out for medical research.
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It's strategically splayed around the eye instead of the standard beige-tan-dark brown gradient on just the top lid.
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There she was we saidflat on her back on the sidewalkoutside Burdick's like a lost crowin the snow, splayed open
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Fireball bottles were splayed across a highway in Arkansas this week as part of a semi-truck crash, KATV reports.
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In the immediate aftermath, Embiid and Baynes both splayed out on the court, exhausted and broken by a single dunk.
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She had remained very still, her knees together and her head erect, her pale fingers evenly splayed around the teacup.
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It sets up what may inevitably be its final arc with depictions of human brains splayed out on the ground.
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In other boats, bodies were splayed on the floorboards, forcing survivors to clamber over the corpses of their fellow voyagers.
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A squat woman presses her lower back against an armrest, feet splayed on the inner hull of an Uber-bus.
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On the bus ride back to Ohio, he sat in the back row, his legs splayed out down the aisle.
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Soaked into the sheets and pillows, and covering the body splayed on the floor at the foot of the bed.
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Another body of an Islamic State fighter sat in the middle of the road, splayed out on a wooden cart.
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Then there are fowl that appear to be in their death throes — feathers splayed, generally hanging from their feet, whirling wildly.
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Now someone carried him to the beach and laid him out on the sand in his striped bathing shorts, legs splayed.
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And, splayed on the living-room couch, one arm across her eyes as if against a glare, her mother out cold.
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She often sounds like she's singing through an optical cable that's been split open, filaments of herself splayed in every direction.
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While Meredith opted for a more refined recline, Olivia let it all hang out with her legs splayed in all directions.
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Sea turtles scratch their shells against iron bars splayed out just above the sandy seabed, leaving burnt-orange rust behind them.
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Heroic nurses care for patients splayed on the floor like rag dolls, some resting atop the improvised stretchers they arrived on.
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All the details are there: Trudeau in all his ripped glory, splayed out on a black canvas like a Greek god.
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They fell straight into the living room of the apartment below, splayed out among bottles of booze, broken furniture, and debris.
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Facing us with his arms above his head, his fingers splayed and a stricken look on his face, he slowly crumples.
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She serves the splayed fish whole, dressed with the flavorful oil and a dash of rosé vinegar made from Navarran grapes.
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The whole bass, splayed open to achieve a crispy exterior, had hints of turmeric and lemon lurking within its juicy interior.
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He lay back, hairless legs splayed, his ankles on my shoulders, while I knelt over him as if I were praying.
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They were splayed out on a table covered in newspaper, next to bowls of melted butter and cans of Bud Light.
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The thickly painted "Bacchanal" is a scene of excess, with a nude woman splayed in the middle of the horizontal composition.
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Chicken splayed on a risotto made hearty with sautéed mushrooms would be improved by more of the advertised lemon-sherry jus.
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His eyes, wide open, were blue; his arms splayed behind him as he was dragged on his back into the street.
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As the shopkeeper splayed the trinkets out on the glass, he uncovered a single gold disc, slightly larger than the others.
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To make a room look clean, housekeepers have to move some items around, especially if your items are splayed out everywhere.
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The splayed legs get enough grip to move the body forward rapidly against the friction it faces from being pressed between surfaces.
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He stuck out his glove, splayed out with a dive, and then marveled at the miniature, white, flameless star in his possession.
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I began with an aggressive pose, my hands splayed in front, body squared, eyes fixed on the duo I was bargaining with.
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In his "Fiddler" choreography, hands are again prominent — fingers splayed not openly, as in the "jazz hands" of Broadway convention, but twisted.
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Floating headless in front of "Soir de Printemps" is Auguste Rodin's impressively splayed "Iris étude" (1893), on loan from the Musée Rodin.
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One creepy scene shows Cora's limp body splayed next to the Belmont's kitchen as she lies on a bed of gory towels.
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Wearing shorts and a gray hoodie, the 305-pound Andy splayed out on the living room couch to fiddle with his phone.
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In vertically confined spaces, the cockroaches were able to move very quickly even with their legs completely splayed out to the side.
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Next to him, the woman on the sofa chair is knitting, her awkwardly splayed legs revealing that she isn't wearing any underwear.
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In the 60th minute, Colombia midfielder Sebastián Pérez splayed his legs out to block Clint Dempsey's goal-bound header off the line.
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Pena was known for catching on one knee, his other leg splayed out so he would almost be sitting on the ground.
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In East 290's "It's Alright" (21999), for instance, seated band members splayed their legs wide in a show of manly bravado.
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Joe had his legs splayed over the butterfly chair; my two roommates were curled on the futon and couch, cozy as kittens.
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It took Young six months of daily practice to get his legs fully splayed with his chest and head on the ground.
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I liked them all, especially with a splayed roast chicken that I cooked with a favorite recipe from my colleague Melissa Clark.
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I particularly like Melissa Clark's splayed chicken (just substitute onions for ramps if they are not yet available), but why stop there?
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Crows spiral from the chest of a meditating Buddha, or flock from a broken disco ball, or tornado from a splayed torso.
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No longer human, the female figure is splayed like a motherboard, with her manufactured innards inviting us to scrutinize her as specimen.
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The visual of Roger splayed out on the couch binge-watching Dark Shadows is one that will be burned into my mind forever.
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It's startling to read such candor, to see an internal monologue you've had with yourself splayed across the page of a published book.
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Knowing your breast type — whether it's splayed, wide-set, a combination of the two, or something else — is an excellent place to start.
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On Tuesday, the tenth dead whale was found near Linda Mar Beach in Pacifica, and is currently splayed across a rocky tidal area.
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There is one beat, and then, before you know it, Lyn is splayed out on the stairs with Johnny's face between her legs.
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Gellar is splayed on the floor after what seems to be an intense dance workout (Doherty posts them often on her own page).
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Trujillo says he's proud of the people he works with for assisting the wounded, who were splayed out all across the plant's grounds.
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Ghostface Killer, Scarface, Jay-Z, all of these guys splayed that vulnerability in some way, shape, or form if you were paying attention.
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The next, he comes sailing down the lane, back arched and fingers splayed, to wrangle and stuff a way-too-steep alley-oop.
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An even prettier salmon and avocado salad splayed six cuts of salmon on slices of buttery avocado over a bed of fresh greens.
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Neighborhood children were soon pressing their noses against the storefront window, as investigators examined the two bodies splayed on the blood-slick floor.
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The US, for instance, cut off the wings of B-52 bombers and splayed them out in a "boneyard" in the Arizona desert.
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All of this is pretty much my standard technique for a splayed chicken, swapping in a roasting pan for a cast-iron skillet.
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" Accompanying that image is actress Klara Kristin, shown with her sheer dress hiked up, gams splayed, and the line, "I seduce in #mycalvins.
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Splayed across an illusory black-and-white backdrop, animatronic limbs wiggle and wag, creating an unsettling combination of the real and the synthetic.
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LONDON — The actress Demi Moore stands sideways to the camera, one hand splayed around a breast, another cupping her 7-months-pregnant stomach.
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Call me a prude, but having these covers splayed out on the kitchen table on Sunday morning seems like an X-rated experience.
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Within a minute, the cable repairmen pulled up and found her splayed across the entryway to her house in a pool of blood.
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Pearce was splayed on the dirt with the ball still in his glove, his body's momentum having tugged his foot off the base.
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After a few more strokes, he carefully peeled away the rib cage and splayed open the fish, which split into four neat sections.
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When she arrived at the hospital and was prepped for surgery, she felt like she was on a cross: arms splayed, body trembling.
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Five dead people lay on their backs on the metal tables, naked, their chests splayed open, white shrouds covering their legs and faces.
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After being tethered to Trump's wrist, the eagle leaped off his arm in terror, dangling pathetically with its wings splayed out in desperation.
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Her table tops were often fanned or curved and the table legs splayed so that anyone sitting at the end wouldn't feel constricted.
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One observation: using the map on the screen's considerable space felt like the digital version of a road book map splayed across the dash.
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Cellphone video shows him splayed on the ground covered in blood as neighbors try to stanch the bleeding with what appears to be napkins.
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We are in the era of peak TV. Hundreds of expensive, scripted television shows are splayed across streaming platforms like Netflix and Amazon Prime.
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IFA is roughly analogous to our own CES—hundreds of companies showing off their latest products, all splayed across miles of expo hall carpeting.
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I called my sister from down there, my phone resting on the hardwood panel next to my head, my body splayed like a starfish.
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"I'm not here," June says in voiceover at the end, splayed out like a crime scene chalk outline and left unblinking on the bed.
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A sculpture of a woman, painted bright red, lies splayed out on the ground among vaginal-shaped seed pods, her physiognomy contorted in pain.
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Or another, more recent photograph, of a little girl in a pink hat lying dead in a street, her legs splayed on the ground.
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When you meet her for coffee, she pulls out her phone and shows you sweet photos of her dachshund splayed out across her pillow.
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Officer Jeff Hull responded to the call and found the animal splayed dejectedly where it had first been spotted the night before, still stuck.
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He fell asleep in the sand — prone, splayed like a starfish — and she woke him up by prodding his gut with a foam noodle.
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Dozens of colorful tents were splayed out near the entrance of the giant mine, 280,21 meters above sea level in the unforgiving Atacama desert.
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The evil guardian protecting splayed Pringles in "Cat and Potato Chips" (2017) stares down the viewer in a tour de force of tabletop comedy.
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Look out of the mine's opening, past a cluster of rusty mine carts, and the city of Potosí is splayed out in the distance.
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Her first piece, Rhythm 10 (1973) played off the Russian knife game, in which a knife is quickly stabbed between a hand's splayed fingers.
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From a distance, the image resolves: fine creases of human skin encircling a knee or an elbow, cut and splayed against a hazy background.
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"He said, 'They killed me, they killed me,'" recounted his wife, Margarita Fernández, who found him splayed on the concrete, blood pooling around him.
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I peeked out the window next to my desk and saw my 5-year-old splayed across our driveway, next to her bike, screaming.
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The splayed-open scallops sit in a pale yellow juice that tastes of corn, first sweetly, like a fruit, and then not so sweetly.
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Officers arrived to find Mr. Porgo splayed on the ground and his partner and the couple's two children stricken by what had just unfolded.
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The current CR Fashion Book is filled with images of dead-pale models locking lips or sprawling, legs splayed, on a Central Park lawn.
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Splayed across a revolving backdrop of image thumbnails, net artist Cecily Feitel places her frenzied digital collages on the 21st issue of FELT Zine.
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Twilley's painting, in contrast, portrays a faceless nude splayed on a couch among the clutter of her dilapidated home in late-20th-century America.
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The splayed-out list of months in Flex Watch isn't sorted chronologically, so sometimes it says January, October, January at once, which can get confusing.
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She edits talk-show appearances, studio footage, audio interviews, and photographs into a moving and inspiring biographical narrative splayed across a five-channel video installation.
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She's not even in the room with him, so she's on a vertical bed, her hair is splayed out to look like she's laying down.
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That same week, a video surfaced in which Kalanick sat, legs splayed, between two female companions in the back of an upscale Uber Black car.
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So imagine how you'd feel finding a six square foot block of yellow plastic splayed across your windshield, rendering it impossible to see a thing.
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His baby sister has flung herself across him, and both of them slumber like young feral cats: open mouths, splayed arms and legs, exposed throats.
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From there, open your hands so that your fingers are splayed and, keeping them under your chin, rotate your body to face the right side.
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A child with a bloodied face, stumbling back and forth in only her underwear, could be seen surrounded by children splayed out on the ground.
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I always used to think I loved my toes, a quarter of my bones splayed into fans, the nerves so bright and easy to please.
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In fact, for my favorite roast chicken recipe — a splayed bird cooked in a cast-iron skillet — the grill works even better than the oven.
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In the darkness, he spotted an obstruction up ahead: two nameless bodies, arms and legs splayed on the road, with cardboard signs around their necks.
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"Daesh (Islamic State) came from here," said a fighter named Adel, pointing down a street where flies converged on the splayed corpses of three militants.
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Two points later, it was over, and Nadal was splayed on his back on the court, the victor at Flushing Meadows for the fourth time.
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Its unstated appeal was easy to understand: it was a train wreck where you could look at familiar bodies splayed across the tracks and laugh.
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A tense, trembling final solo ends with the formidable Jennifer Lafferty on her knees, her arms outstretched and hands splayed as if saying — screaming — "Stop."
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For another staple, daing na bangus, milkfish is relieved of its bones, splayed and soaked in vinegar overnight for tenderness, then crisped in a pan.
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Cowardly lashings out; whimsical sociopathy coupled with ingrained narcissism; one-word excremental shrieks splayed across the screen like fight words from the 1960s Batman: BLAM!
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And though I think ramps overrated and often overpriced, I do love them in this recipe for springtime delight: splayed roast chicken with caramelized ramps.
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To keep her hands unclenched, her fingers were splayed open with bright pink tape, which is sometimes also applied to relax her back and chin.
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Then add to its splayed feet something like the rocker of a rocking chair, but 210 metres long, 22 metres high and 15 metres wide.
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Trailing a wrist along the floor, she squats, a splayed-knee motion, suggestive of sex and childbirth and isolation, that we'll see again and again.
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Again and again she ascended, leapt, and balanced on this throne, from every possible angle — and every time, she fell with a thud, legs splayed.
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One of King's most successful "post-sobriety" novels, Duma Key is a rich tapestry of myth, artwork, and terror splayed across a sunny Floridian landscape.
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Buried in the pages is a black-and-white photo of him in his 20s, perched on a horse, the Hebgen wilderness splayed out behind him.
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"I went over to the hotel, went to the room, and he had all of these books and magazines splayed out on the floor," McAdams said.
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If Kathryn wins, she gets Sebastian's 21999 Jaguar roadster; if Sebastian wins, he gets to "put it anywhere," as Kathryn says, splayed suggestively on her bed.
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At the end, lying on the mat with my arms and legs splayed out like a squashed spider, all open and vulnerable, I burst into tears.
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In a vision brought to her exclusivley by Hill House, Olivia sees Nell splayed out on the funeral home table and Luke dead of an overdose.
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Fingers splayed out on the table, the Apple employee appears to be bracing himself for whatever spinning wheel of death the MacBook could spring on him.
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This goofy creature has a torso made from a stout, real log, and it has three splayed legs ending in bony feet with long-nailed toes.
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Once inside the crevice, the cockroaches managed to move rapidly, at nearly 20 body lengths per second, with their legs splayed completely out to their sides.
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We see what he looks like with the ball in his hands—sort of doughy, sort of splayed—and guess at what led to that moment.
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Alternatively you can watch Jon Jones, Chuck Liddell, Josh Koscheck, Jake Shields and numerous others damage the eyes of their opponents with their splayed, extended fingers.
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The birds are not so much lifelike as lifeless: this is how birds look when they're splayed out on the sidewalk, or after they've struck glass.
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The result was nearly two hours of limb-splayed wheeze-grunting from two very middle-aged men with few athletic strengths but a weakness for spectacle.
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The one wall left intact bore the handprint of a child, the fingers splayed out to form half a message in the lost language of childhood.
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In "Nude in a Red Armchair" (1929), her contorted limbs are splayed over the seat, her breasts dangling from her throat, her mouth open in agony.
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In freshman closer "Episode 10," Holden is alone, splayed out on the floor of a hospital, while yet another serial killer quietly terrorizes the state of Kansas.
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The press release states that officers arrived to find Wilson's mother performing CPR on Fielding, who was unconscious and splayed on the floor, bleeding from the head.
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Queenie opens at a gynecological appointment, our protagonist with her legs splayed, making the kind of awkward conversation anyone who's been in the stirrups knows too well.
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The squad looks like what Sisterhood of the Travelling Pants 3 will be about: a bunch of women splayed across the world trying to maintain their friendships.
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Hunched forward with knees splayed, the man in "Frog Has Reason to Fear" seems to believe he's a frog or is in the act of becoming one.
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Analysis of the well-preserved fossil show an unusual posture, with the oviraptor's wing-like limbs splayed to the side, its neck outstretched, and its head raised.
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The ground-floor structure of the gray concrete building was still standing but the upper level was reduced to rubble with metal wires splayed into the air.
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Grande posted a new photo on Instagram on Sunday showing off some delicate new ink: a branch of leaves splayed across the left side of her ribcage.
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A fan of 20-dollar bills would be splayed on the fleece brown throw, which was itself neatly tucked into the corners of the king size bed.
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Eventually, Eddie had trouble rising from his own bed and could only do it tentatively, legs splayed like a newborn foal touching ground for the first time.
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As other cars and pedestrians look on, the SUV's driver stops in the intersection, exits his car, and walks to the figure splayed out on the road.
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Add enough oil to coat the bottom of the pan lightly, and when the oil begins to smoke, add 1 trout, skin side down and splayed open.
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On Chinese social media, several graphic videos of the aftermath showed bodies splayed across the street amid auto wreckage, some of which was pinned beneath the bus.
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A lone poppy, its petals splayed as if ready to drop, rests neck-deep in a gold-plated vase whose silhouette recalls a pill or a bullet.
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At the same time, the heinousness of the act implicates the form in which it's presented: the manipulative, splayed-leg duets that are troublingly ubiquitous in ballet.
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Online videos, which Reuters could not immediately verify, showed a car at a checkpoint with its doors open and two bloody corpses splayed on the ground nearby.
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Mr. Salle's harlequin figures, painted from color reproductions against tones of blue and orange, are splayed across the top half of his "Sextant in Dogtown," from 1987.
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Space junk is the colloquial name for orbital bits that do nothing useful: spent rockets, fragments splayed by collisions and degradation, old satellites no one cares about anymore.
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Every official national symbol since the end of World War II has featured the old, splayed-feather model, cementing the sleek eagle's historical link to Germany's Nazi years.
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The next victim is splayed out beneath a hollowed out area of bushes, amid needles and a heap of sticks and water bottles piled up like a campfire.
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She claps her hands with fingers splayed like a toddler's and runs back and forth in high-heeled shuffle steps, the live-action version of a Blondie cartoon.
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He went for the champagne of basketball teams earlier this summer, and now he's gone for the champagne of tattoos: Rick James' face splayed across his left quad.
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Rather than displaying a splayed out preview of a link, users typically have to swipe up or tap a smaller section of a Story ad to click through.
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This leaves your ends splayed out over your head, like far-reaching tentacles, and then your hairstyle has officially taken on roughly the same shape as an octopus.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel is the face of this frustration -- hands splayed on the table, staring at Trump in something that can be rightly described as amazed disbelief.
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Unlike Orlando, where the legs are splayed far out, the legs on the New York Wheel will be closer together because of the constraints of the building site.
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As his silent, visceral work progresses, he transitions from arching up to collapsing, from ecstatic moments of splayed-out, newly summoned strength to a mournful, listless self-burial.
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He unpins the sheeting from four metal rods, which are splayed against uneven paving stones, and folds it into a suitcase, along with several plastic bags of shoes.
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This atmosphere of menace is most evident, perhaps, in Chishty's three-dimensional paintings, in which drones are splayed across wooden structures, casting shade against the gallery's pale walls.
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What begins as a giddy shuffle bursts into splayed reverie, the horns tangling and jousting with Tal Yahalom's guitar, before the melancholy melody takes hold once again. G.R.
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For hardback books (but also some paperbacks), their typically ragged dust jackets are usually splayed open to expose front, back and spine — more than in the final piece.
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It's not uncommon for a yoga session to be held on the terrace of a six-bedroom villa, with nothing but the Pacific Ocean splayed out before you.
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Inside the Barnes Center at the Arch, the university's new $50 million student wellness center, hundreds of students have splayed themselves on the floor over the past week.
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Singer Tiffany Young comes into focus, her frothy white gown and long blonde hair splayed out on a rock, as if she has been washed up by the sea.
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What I do not enjoy is watching cocky little Noctis clamber up on the back of the convertible, legs splayed, as he showboats for every passing car and cactuar.
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Unfortunately, because Simba's absence wasn't noticed right away, the cat stayed splayed on the patio for hours, enduring below-freezing temperatures, until his family found him the next morning.
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As a newborn, my older son could sleep through anything so long as he could sprawl out on a flat surface, arms and legs splayed out on either side.
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He painted a barnstorming composition of the martyrdom of the saints Processus and Martinian, whose nude bodies, splayed on the rack, bisect a deluge of torturers, mourners and angels.
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Nayssan spoke about moving Stone's "Untitled (carpet with silk edge)," which was splayed somewhat awkwardly in the hallway, half on the ground and half leaning against the adjacent wall.
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Tackling typically meant grabbing the ball carrier's shirt and not letting go, swinging him around until centrifugal force and his own flailing limbs left him splayed on the grass.
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When he talked about love, he leaned back on the couch with his limbs splayed and looked upward as if he died momentarily just considering a concept so big.
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Who else but you would think to sum up a personal mood with, say, a photo of an exhausted squirrel, splayed out on a railing outside an office window?
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There's a flip side to all that anxiety, however; the story doesn't end on a scene of me splayed out on my office floor, covered in bags of rice.
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The skirt, when splayed out, is an image of two people shaking hands over a Singapore skyline; one arm wearing the North Korean flag, the other wearing an American flag.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The study of anatomy in the 18th century involved a strange obsession with an idealized female body, even when her guts were splayed open.
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Dolgov is sitting in one of X's conference rooms, whiteboard marker in hand, MacBook Pro splayed before him, asking me to describe to him the difference between Garfield and Odie.
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If your toothbrush head—electric or otherwise—is ragged and splayed out like it's been used to clean the shower, you're probably a solid candidate for a toothbrush subscription service.
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Utracán Journal UTRACÁN, Argentina — After days in the wilderness, the hunters drove up to the sports club in rusty pickup trucks with carcasses of wild boars splayed on their roofs.
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On top of his pyre, Phoebe — a vessel through which life, or God, has poured trauma, grief, shame, discipline, love, loss of purpose and a desire to please — is splayed.
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The photographer is shown in present day form looking over the body of his younger self, as he lies splayed out on the operating table of some sullen hospital floor.
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Corporate sponsors, particularly American ones, that pay to have their brand names splayed all over the World Cup and on its stars are running as far from Márquez as possible.
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According to his own words, splayed out on Twitter for all to see, Trump really wants his Justice Department to more aggressively investigate his political opponents: Hillary Clinton and Democrats.
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His emphasis was on the essentially Buffettian notion that we'd all spend our lives on the beach splayed out on a towel, our lips caked with salt, if we could.
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Amélie's solos feel static, and her erotic pas de deux with Pozzi is firmly in the genre of ballet sex — conspicuously artful sequences of splayed legs, arched backs and suggestive positions.
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About nine months later, she noticed three out of the four legs had cracked and splayed out and discovered the joint that connects the bed frame to the legs had cracked.
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Brazil's players, perhaps feeling the weight of a home crowd channeling years of national soccer angst, mostly sat splayed on the pitch before standing to form a huddle of their own.
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On the right, a maniacal caricature of an African American man sits with his legs splayed out before him, manipulating a crane-like structure that seems assembled from an Erector Set.
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It was the same men, in the same t-shirts, but now some were face down in the dirt, limbs splayed, others with mouths agape toward the heavens, and blood everywhere.
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A fried artichoke, splayed like an upside-down chrysanthemum in a pool of pesto, had Roman roots (in carciofi alla giudia), but the artichoke should have been meatier, the pesto brighter.
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Then, splayed half-conscious on the sweltering floor of the Libyan desert with a cracked skull, he discovered that the malfunctioning machine guns on his plane had started firing at him.
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It has a strobe-light effect to capture precise images of individual ticks splayed on white backgrounds, and as she operates the camera, Beati's palce face appears in shadow and light.
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Since that childhood day when I lay splayed on the stones in my driveway, I'd spent a lifetime believing that my pain wasn't real, despite concrete evidence and a doctor's diagnosis.
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After the lunch break, the prosecution showed crime scene photographs of the same nine people, splayed out on the linoleum floor of the fellowship hall, blood pooling where they had dropped.
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I imagine the three of them—twenty-two, sixteen, thirteen—each splayed in a corner of the pinched room, each spinning fantastical solutions, each attacking the problem with his distinctive strategy.
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However, most of his time onscreen is devoted to ranting and raving with the gusto of a man unconcerned with social conventions, his long but thinning hair splayed about his head.
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The breed also holds the silver medal for puppy mortality thanks to congenital defects like splayed legs and cleft palates, while adults must deal with hip and elbow dysplasia and spinal curvature.
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When Jessica opens the door to Hope's room in series premiere "Ladies Night," the NYU student is splayed on the bed, terrified and staring at the wall, waiting for Kilgrave to return.
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Dessa's hands are covered in silver rings and jewelry that she doesn't take off even when she sleeps and showers, she tells me, holding her hands in front of her, fingers splayed.
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Laila Laurel, 23, created the furniture to raise awareness of "manspreading", where men sit with their knees splayed wide apart on public transport or other cramped spaces, encroaching on their neighbor's space.
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Blunt-tipped safety shears are recommended in NOLS' handbook, because you don't want to whip out your knife and add another poke-wound to someone who's already splayed out with an injury.
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Even though he knew that the Host was the next to be executed, it was still shocking to see him—such a powerful personality—splayed out and vulnerable on the alloy slab.
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I won't give you the play-by-play of the battle, because I admit that I spent most of it hiding behind splayed fingers trying to avoid the squelching-gut zoom ins.
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Mr. O'Connell's mentor Michelangelo Antonioni saw "Revolution" and was impressed by a sequence, choreographed by Anna Halprin, with naked dancers gesticulating in finger-splayed movements like a tribe of stoned jungle apes.
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She smokes a cigarette and gazes at a white woman in the nude, who, unlike Manet's stiff Olympia, is languidly splayed onto the bed; both of them are on equal playing fields.
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He loved to paint women and figures with splayed legs – this vision goes all the way back to the 1906 painting "Death Scene," made in response to the premature death of his mother.
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There was even more external monologue than usual as Murray, who can sometimes be combustible, splayed his fingers and cast dark looks in the direction of his support team and his own errors.
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A character's limbs getting splayed between four trees and then evading certain death by killing a bunch of guys with the spring-loaded knives that were hidden in his clothes the whole time?
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Then, without warning, it smash cuts to a screen with a command, like "COME" — then suddenly you're another lady with legs splayed open, rubbing her rosebud until she damn well chooses to finish.
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You've ordered it with two rear buckets, and they are comfy too, but there isn't the leg-flinging, splayed-out, supine-sleeping expectation of a long-wheelbase Bentley Mulsanne or Rolls-Royce Phantom.
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A man splayed on his back on the polished floor of an art gallery, his scuffed soles facing the camera as if he had been flattened like the Wicked Witch of the East.
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Festival-goers shared images on social media of their disappointing meals — cheese splayed on bread with a small salad for dinner — and their accommodations, which were little more than relief tents and mattresses.
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Her cheek lay smushed against the glass, her arms were splayed, and while she still needed one leg to stand on, she'd lifted the other and pressed its bent shape to the window.
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Sitting on stage with his arms splayed across two CDJs, Vjuan cuts a striking figure, wearing a glittery cap that says "READ" and wiggling his hefty frame in his chair to the music.
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As she performed, the thigh, splayed by the weight of the torso and the action of the toe working the pedal, looked startlingly large, almost fat, though Yuja is a very slender woman.
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I was tickled by the lack of self-consciousness in his splayed position on the ground, and Edgar said he would always do things like that (despite having terrible back and knee problems).
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Half-read books about saints (research for his next novel, "A Saint in Texas") were splayed on the furniture, and he was fretting over the state of disgraced schoolteacher Mary Kay Letourneau's marriage.
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Splayed out on a pink towel next to Ms. Xu was her companion, a toothless white Chihuahua named Maomao, who was burying his snout into a mound of torn-up hot dog pieces.
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When Holder-Joffrion finished her prayer, according to the Washington Post, she opened her eyes to see people splayed out on the ground, some sobbing, and half a dozen police officers detaining Sealy.
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Look at this parade of sad men, feeling the full force of Bill's high jump prowess lifting over them, crashing into their sad, unworthy bodies, leaving them splayed and ashamed all over the court.
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A scene where Mary is splayed on a blood soaked sheet post-childbirth cuts directly to a scene where Elizabeth sits with a sea of red paper flowers she has made between her legs.
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This first room contains two projections of poppies splayed against the far wall — it's a flower that permeates Koch's exhibition with an obvious symbolism, a reigning icon of peace similar to the white doves.
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One part of the structure is a garage where Jones tinkers with dirt bikes (a deconstructed engine was splayed out on a truck bed while I visited), and the rest is a small apartment.
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Splayed out across eight weeks, we begin to find common ground, even with characters we never thought we would (notice how Angus Cloud's Fez went from a periphery note to a universal fan favorite).
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Their latest venture, splayed across Club Underground in Cologne is a joint effort that reflects the pair's joy in working as a team, as well as livening up a public space with accessible art.
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Photographs of a stage performance the previous day show Franken advancing toward Tweeden with splayed hands as she fends him off with a script, smiling in a winter coat and a Santa Claus hat.
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CreditCreditPhotographs by Nicole Tung Video taken moments after Handan Askin was shot is shaky, but the scene is clear: Ms. Askin is sprawled out on her back on the cobblestone street, her legs splayed.
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Democrats in the race, including billionaire Jeff Greene and the wealthy former Miami Beach Mayor Philip Levine, splayed out more than $100 million for the chance to wrest back control of the governor's mansion.
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For example, "Reading Light // Sara Jones Gets Laid (Up)" (2018) portrays a woman splayed across the ground reading the titular, fictitious book, "Sarah Jones Gets Laid" as blue gas expels from her nether regions.
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Working in gouache, Toebbe paints god's-eye views of houses, splayed and flattened as one would a cardboard box, revealing the personal possessions of the inhabitants with the focus on the living room and kitchen.
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Murray attempted to remove the children from the scene, screaming, "Don't let them see their dad like this," as Jackson laid splayed out on the bed with his mouth open and hands by his side.
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Splayed out on the floor of my living room in my small apartment, I played records and surrounded myself with the usual detritus of magazines, acrylic paints, and Kinko's printouts of pictures I found online.
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It is refreshingly incongruous to come upon "Cabbage Map" (44 x 30 inches), in which that vegetable appears splayed out in a many-angled, leafy shape similar to Buckminster Fuller's Dymaxion map of the world.
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NOAA scientists, who called the jellyfish "stunningly beautiful" in a statement, believe that the bioluminescent creature may be an ambush predator, given that it had its long tentacles splayed outward while its bell remained motionless.
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After taking his typical power stance — legs splayed, arms tensed — Bale sent a dipping, if not altogether fierce, shot over the England wall that deflected off Hart's outstretched hand into the corner of the net.
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She'd be adding a "backpack" of flowing green and blue fabric, splayed out to look like a peacock's tail that was so heavy it required the help of two young men to get it on.
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Migrants are splayed out on cold concrete floors, huddled beneath sparse tree cover as border agents circle in helicopters above, and lined up in a row, handcuffed, illuminated by the blue lights of police vehicles.
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Check out the three extravagant gold pendants here, hammered at the start of the last millennium in what today is Panama: symmetrical, supernatural birds, their wings splayed out flat, their necks ringed with zigzagging necklaces.
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She was a semiabstract painter whose works told domestic, often relationship-centered tales once you realized that her goofy bulbous, splayed or stretchy shapes also doubled as cartoonish figures, furniture, rooms and occasional speech balloons.
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In one, Serena stands facing away from the camera with her hands splayed against a cloth backdrop, all muscles taut and ready for action, evoking an earlier Leibovitz portrait of another tennis great, Martina Navratilova.
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To prove the point, he and Dr. Jayaram built a palm-size prototype with rigid plates connected by flexible membranes and legs that can work in standard running and the splayed crawling that flattened cockroaches do.
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One scene towards the end of the film, in which a distraught Liz recalls a giggly sexual encounter with Ted, suddenly pivots to his perspective, as he watches her splayed on the bed — the perfect prey.
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From the symbol's inception and through centuries of variation, the eagle was taller than it was wide, with a rounded head and messy, splayed feathers, as if the bird were drying itself off after a bath.
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To some people, the word "neurotic" can conjure images of a certain type of psychotherapy: Woody Allen types splayed out on long divans, with Freudian therapists sitting coolly behind them, asking vague questions about Oedipal complexes.
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Installed among Moorman's cut dresses (which are splayed out on canvases) and archival photos, a solemn projection shows Moorman performing "Cut Piece" at her loft in 1982, just as she realized that the cancer had returned.
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Whitehead was splayed across a couch in the Seton Hall locker room, surrounded by a half-dozen reporters, clearly exhausted after nearly willing his team to a victory that would've forced the nation to take notice.
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Mr. Hoyt's galas were experimental affairs, rotating through a series of clubs, with coffins splayed out on the dance floor, performances by goth bands and leather-clad vampires who might flog one another with kink whips.
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The ads — all of which were enlarged, printed out and splayed out across the committee floor on a series of poster boards — spanned the gamut of contentious social issues touching on race, religion and political affiliation.
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Jesus: his head is drooping, arms splayed, hands nailed to boards that are as angled as the letter V. Also angled is the rulered stem of the T-shaped cross that backs the Man of Sorrows.
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A cooling evergreen moat of pine ice surrounds an earthy rye pudding that's enriched with brown butter; pears fried in honey are splayed out on top, and some acerbic cranberries prevent the whole thing from cloying.
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I watched Bourdain, with his limbs tangled around the body of a Vietnamese blue belt who was roughly half his age, his toes splayed, his eyes bulging, his fingers grasping for purchase on the guy's lapel.
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De Sade's link between the homicidal impulse and copulation might inform Giacometti's most disturbing work, "Woman with Her Throat Cut" (1932), which abstractly depicts a female body with legs splayed as she twists and bends backward.
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Just 2377 cables, splayed outward from the pylons, support the six-lane bridge deck, which is 24 feet above mean high water — or 2000 feet lower than the current bridge, which required infamously steep approach ramps.
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The authors of the new study don't know what the flight pose of these animals looked like, but they're fairly certain that pterosaurs, and possibly four-winged dinosaurs, didn't fly with their hind limbs splayed wide apart.
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Another early work, "Rorschach Blot" (1995), encapsulated Yuskavage's psychosexual shtick in a single image: a cartoonish blonde, knees splayed, reveals the entirety of her nether regions, rendered by the painter as a sort of lewd exclamation point.
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Whitney had extended the house's footprint into a sort of splayed H shape, a confounding floor plan for a visitor, who got lost (twice!) on her way to a bathroom, but one that humanizes its square footage.
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Slapstick, farce, satire — all these involve laughing at people who are slipping on a banana peel, or knocking their teeth in, or sitting down on a chair that isn't there to find themselves splayed on the floor.
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Symbiosis is held in Oakdale, California just a couple of weeks after The Burn, when most festival-goers are mentally limber and physically docile, their bodies frosted with Playa dust and their arms splayed open to strangers.
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Around us, good fish was for sale in every direction: live baby squid; upside-down octopus splayed like tentacled stars; a pair of swordfish lay poised on a wood crate, their beaks crossed in a petrified duel.
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Consider arrangements such as flesh-pink anthurium bedazzled with fake pearls splayed around orchids dyed in a rainbow of spun-sugar pastels or gold spray-painted palm leaves paired with great arches of mauve-colored ostrich feathers.
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The article, "Morbid Anatomy Museum's Taxidermy Classes Offer a Slice of Life (and Death)" by Stuart Miller, begins: Down in the basement, dead pigeons lay on their backs, wings splayed, their bodies sliced open at the breastbone.
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Within the first five minutes of "Byte Club," the camera pans into a bright, airy bedroom; a sleepy-eyed, shirtless Jesus is splayed out on some Pinterest-ready bedding receiving a mug of coffee from a new lover.
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Painted in varying skin tones, with legs and arms splayed as if positioned beneath a microscope, the garment exposes a wrought emotional state through the tension of the fabric's folds, demanding onlookers to simultaneously look and look away.
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In Mendelson's version — seemingly, a hybrid of the two genres — a rudimentary cage holding a round-bottomed bottle shaped like a light bulb sits atop a horse (or dog, or llama…) with splayed legs and a sagging spine.
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They learn to ensure the patient is never left feeling "exposed"—uncovered with her legs uncomfortably splayed—while the doctor prepares their tools, and to raise the couch so the doctor doesn't appear to "tower over" the woman.
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Five minutes after he walks into that light inside the spaceship he is at best being splayed open like a frog in biology class and at worst something horrible is happening to him that we can't even comprehend.
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If nothing stops teams from accessing the camera feed trained on the catcher's crotch where the signals are splayed—the old cat and mouse game of changing the signs is simply played a bit faster, encouraging more variation.
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With Snap Map, it wasn't just about the utility of seeing a list of friends' locations like on Facebook, but also splayed them out across maps that you could dive into to see their latest geo-tagged Stories.
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A byproduct of the splayed-chicken recipe is that after the bird is cooked, I end up with a pan full of meaty, rich chicken drippings, in which I caramelize garlic and ramps to serve alongside the bird.
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A shark sits trapped at an office desk; scallops chill out on a swing; a plush hermit crab is splayed across an X-shaped table base, while another rests on a lifeguard chair while holding a news conference.
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By the end of the day, a haunting image of Baek was being shared widely across the Korean language internet, showing the 68-year-old splayed on his back, awash in the frothy discharge from police water cannons.
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Fernandez's surreal, elliptical, and erotic bent is perhaps most clearly illustrated in the current show by his coolly sadistic painting "Untitled" (22), which depicts a severed, splayed, and distorted purplish bird-headed body lacking volitional control while undergoing coitus.
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Earlier in the chapter Nordland tells us how the couple's portraits, published with a Times story, have been splayed all over Afghan media, making it harder for the couple to hide; but this possibility does not give him pause.
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But this was a Friday night, and as they splayed out on beds watching TV, listened to music or played video games, it felt like they were just killing time, one day passing like so many others before it.
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Certainly you would be pretty delusional at this stage if you were not willing to recognize that Jon Jones will hold his splayed fingers in the path of his opponent's eyes until the referee stops him from doing so.
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In the draped final version, on display in the central gallery, Wiessant is bursting at the seams: His frame remains lanky, but his arms have bulked up, his fingers are splayed almost violently, and his thumb is bent back.
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In Tim O'Brien's "The Things They Carried" (219), for example, the narrator confesses that he can't shake the image of the Vietnamese man he killed on a footpath with a grenade — his body splayed, blood glistening on his neck.
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Body after body are splayed practically on top of each other on the floor of the room and up the concrete stairs, some of the children wrapped in blankets as if they had been asleep when the attack happened.
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That splayed ox you see gleams like the treasures of Golconda, so that insects and glittering birds … flow here in torrents […] This metaphorical perception of the beef paintings has obviously colored Cabanne's way of seeing — and writing about — Soutine's brilliant canvas.
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When he brings her to the site of Ford's secret Host family, she immediately notices a door he didn't; when she leafs through a series of prints, she sees a sketch of Bernard's splayed robot body that he never will.
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He sketched out a timeline for what that might look like, both over a few days or thousands of years:You'd see the primary star about the size of your outstretched, splayed hand (about 40x the apparent size of our Sun).
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The 'Mud Dragon,' as it has been nicknamed, was preserved in a unique posture with its limbs splayed to either side, its neck outstretched, and its head raised, painting a vivid picture of its unpleasant final moments in the sludge.
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A similar logic is at work in The Genealogy of the Supermarket (2005–ongoing), a bizarre family tree comprised of product icons displayed in kitschy frames and splayed across fussy red wallpaper, as if in some supermarket-size living room.
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While the other residents sit slouched and splayed out on the lawn furniture, Patricia scoots up to the edge of the seat, her back ramrod straight, her pointer finger punctuating the air as she explains her sartorial plans for the future.
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When police officers came upon the body of Neda Mae Carter in a park in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, 403 years ago, her face and neck were battered, her arms splayed and her legs straight, in the pose of a crucifixion.
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There are also two paintings: a gaunt, amphibious humanoid splayed before a yellow backdrop called Fistula, and a piece millions of Nirvana fans already know and likely own in miniature: the painting on the album cover of—and titled—Incesticide.
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Dressed in bright T-shirts and shorts as they engage in odd acrobatics, the dancers resemble a fitness cult, yet the soundtrack and the splayed and difficult balances in the choreography also bring to mind a Merce Cunningham nature study.
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After making a loose start with his legs splayed apart as he dove into the pool, le Clos powered into the lead and stayed out in front with brilliantly executed turns before finishing the race in a record 48.08 seconds.
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While the title implies the subject is a woman, the four photographs crop out the face of the model, whose brown suit and body language — spread legs and hands splayed across the upper thighs — suggest the sitter is a man.
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Sitting in the dust was a seven-year-old boy who removed his dirty flip-flops and splayed his feet, revealing flaking and blackened cracks between his toes from days of walking with his mother and sister from El Salvador.
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Andreescu then crossed to the opposite side of the net, kissed the blue court and rolled onto her back, her arms and legs splayed as she basked in the sun and in one of the game's most unexpected great performances.
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The world thought he had officially retired from art to concentrate on competitive chess, but it turns out he was also concocting a room-size fantasia of sticks, aluminum, parchment and plastic clothespins, with a splayed female nude at its center.
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All the while, I watched news headlines snowball from unforgiving takedowns about Chinese people and their supposed "hygiene problems" to random pictures of Asian-Americans walking down the street splayed as cover art for articles about non-Asian coronavirus patients.
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AMSTERDAM — A painting by Marlene Dumas of her pregnant daughter Helena — her belly wide and full, her hands raised at the elbow, her feet splayed — stood nearly 10 feet tall in the South African artist's studio here two weeks ago.
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For decades, the standard method for counting brain cells was stereology: slicing up the brain, tallying cells in thin sheets of tissue splayed on microscope slides and multiplying those numbers by the volume of the relevant region to get an estimate.
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" So was Emily Dickinson's splayed syntax and idiosyncratic punctuation, and the experimentations of Paul Celan, who once wrote to his wife from Germany: "The language with which I make my poems has nothing to do with one spoken here, or anywhere.
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Mr. Vucic's arrival was precipitated by the death of Mr. Ivanovic, 64, who was shot five times in the chest on a street, his body splayed out on the sidewalk just steps from the office of the political party he led.
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Manspreading, the practice of sitting on public transportation with splayed legs in a way that encroaches on the space of others, was a popular topic of articles, Tumblrs, and ads in 2015, even getting an entry in the Oxford Dictionary.
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I mean this literally: To sleep I sink belly-down into my mattress, recreating the chalk outline of a cartoon dead body, limbs splayed into right angles—and also figuratively: I've never felt I've made the most of my nipples during sex.
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He shows me mildly disturbing smartphone messages and pictures of splayed out humanoids from potential customers in Southeast Asia who have contacted him to register interest in buying sophisticated models like Magic Beauty, which Xiao says is currently mainly being exported to Europe.
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RAF FAIRFORD, England, July 19 (Reuters) - Airbus on Friday unveiled a concept aircraft with splayed wingtips and a fanned tail inspired by the feathers of an eagle as it experiments with biomimicry technology that could eventually lead to quieter landings and less pollution.
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His shadow splayed out huge before him, and his mind gleamed with ancient wars and winged beings, a mountain of melted demon bones and the city on the far side of it—a city that had vanished in the mists of time.
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"Our @goodamerican Chunky Zip bodysuit just dropped in black and red in a full and inclusive size range," Kardashian, 33, wrote alongside three photos of the mom-to-be sitting on steps in a black-and-red pantsuit, with her legs splayed open.
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Pena, a four-time Gold Glove catcher, was in the vanguard of Latino catchers in the late 1970s and early 1980s who brought a flamboyance to the position, sitting on the ground with one leg splayed out and throwing from a crouch.
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Think of a big café food challenge and you think of guys so large and truck-shaped that they need two creaking seats to support them, legs splayed with the sheer enormity of them, egg and bean juice spilled down a XXXL polo.
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Splayed across it, nude, on the gallery's concrete floor, Martiel's figure was a haunting evocation of the numberless nameless people who've drowned in the attempt to cross the shark-infested, tempestuous Florida Strait from Cuba to the US over the past half-century.
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There has never been a fashion show inside the Cathedral of Notre-Dame, or in the piazza splayed in front of it, the way there have been in French cultural landmarks like the Louvre, the Palais de Justice and the National Archives.
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The lone goal arrived in the 22016nd minute, when Belgium striker Adnan Januzaj performed some fancy footwork to get free of Danny Rose on the right side, just inside England's penalty area, and curled left-footed shot past a splayed Jordan Pickford.
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I tried to count the split and doubled faces, and splayed-open carnal conjunctions, in "The Elegant Life of Mr. H," but their sheer quantity overwhelmed me: All I could do was marvel at the piece's bright colors and explosive sense of motion.
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Plaster casts of splayed hands are joined via a metal grab bar (typically mounted in a shower for safety), and are arranged in an approximately push-up position before a full-length mirror, where on one corner a black leather moto jacket hangs.
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Amid this amalgamation we see an arched woman with identical heads dangling from her neck and vagina, a tiny bust fitted with dentures for a head, a headless woman with splayed legs giving birth to a shapeless form, and an Abu Ghraib–like torture subject.
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Update: Turns out, there's a reason you haven't seen Paris Hilton Cosmetics splayed across the isles in big name beauty stores: "It's kind of like Paris' little secret cosmetics line, the one that girls are looking for," Deighn Eliason, owner of Pearl World Inc.
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And seeing this lady splayed out on the blue mats beneath him, her hair-sprayed white hair flattened, face slack, eyes closed and arms flung out, one corner of her shirt riding up to expose a small, jellied triangle of belly flesh, he felt defeated.
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I would spend hours sitting at our faux-wood kitchen table with the rubbery edges, lined paper and algebra textbooks splayed out in front of me, holding back hot, angry tears while my dad explained for the fiftieth time how to calculate simple percentages.
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Ukrainian and Israeli police are on guard here atop the hill, and the atmosphere is tense as Alekseev shakes hands with the Ukrainians, who know him by sight, then gets down on his knees and kisses the splayed figure of Jesus on the wooden cross.
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He was relaxed, more or less, his legs were outstretched, his feet splayed to either side, but his whole body tensed when he felt my lips on the sole of his foot, which he snatched away, I had to grab it and pull it back.
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Ms. Frederick, who was wearing a red dress and bejeweled crawfish tiara (the animal's sparkly legs were splayed out as if it had been recently boiled), was already dreading having to give up her crown at the next crawfish pageant in Breaux Bridge in April.
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Instead of a sculpture, the brand built a show space in the shape of Ms. Chicago's goddess: a 250-foot long, more than 80-foot wide and 50-foot high tent splayed in the gardens of the Rodin Museum, dwarfing the French sculptor's heroic marbles.
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Some critics, observing the near-brutality of the shows—one featured a model whose mouth was splayed open by metal braces—charged McQueen with misogyny, but Wilson sees the more extreme costumes as "armor," a "sartorial force field," and, perhaps, an invitation to empowerment.
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Atop the isolated Avelengo plateau visible on a mountaintop opposite the Vigilius, the San Luis Retreat Hotel & Lodges is a collection of modern chalets and "tree houses" on stilts, all splayed on a meadow around a central lake, with hills of larch trees rising behind.
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Her lyrics playfully question collective cultural memory: "We don't know how to see [ David]… Only recording, but not remembering…" When entering the cave-world of Pauline Curnier Jardin's film, Grotta Profunda, Approfundita, one passes through a splayed and grotesque hand into a dank and dark viewing room.
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It's not unusual for those grieving at Alternative Funeral and Cremation Services to find comfort in a display of motorcycles or antique cars flanking the chapel, or even to see a custom-made giant duck blind splayed in front to celebrate the life of an avid outdoorsman.
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And then, this son-of-a-gun Jrue Holiday, not merely satisfied with dismantling the accomplishments of the HONORABLE Damian Lillard, points at Nurk, splayed out on the ground, to REVEL in the misery of his opponent and make this moment even more revolting and disconcerting.
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Which brings us to the ageless water-cooler debate about the nature of athleticism: Of the A-list athletes playing major sports — the superstars we see splayed across billboards and magazine covers; the ones we hear TV commentators call "athletic freaks" — who, really, is the most athletic?
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After three dancers fiercely demonstrated techniques of hair flinging and high kicks, the other five, in sequential solos, fiercely isolated the five standard elements of Vogue Fem style: hands, catwalking, spins and dips, floorwork (rolls, splayed legs) and duckwalking (on the toes, in a deep squat).
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In Terminal C of La Guardia Airport, a central hub for Delta in the New York City region, it was standing room only Monday morning, with children splayed out napping on backpacks, business travelers scrambling for outlets, and many passengers leaning against the cylindrical pillars for support.
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This is pretty easy to visualize, but I drew some diagrams, just in case: I've only been practicing the man sit for about two hours and I haven't noticed any differences yet; though I imagine I look really powerful, sitting like this, knees splayed with abandon.
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Giving them purchase gives you fear, and now the fear that I am washed, forever splayed out on the court, lives in me forever, chirping, ever massaging my mind, trying to haul me away from the place I have always believed I belonged—the land of winners.
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Her lyrics playfully question collective cultural memory: "We don't know how to see [David]… Only recording, but not remembering…" When entering the cave-world of Pauline Curnier Jardin's film, Grotta Profunda, Approfundita, one passes through a splayed and grotesque hand into a dank and dark viewing room.
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Sometimes I feel bored, but I resolve it by inventing a game for myself, or grabbing a book that I have not read yet … Life is short and you should not spend you time splayed out on the couch, blaming you parents for not entertaining you.
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One example in the show is "Saint George and the Dragon" (about 1555), which is at once bloody — with a murderous dragon fit for "Game of Thrones" and the beast's victim splayed on the ground — but also suffused with holy, hopeful light streaming in from above.
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Their arches, brick walls, and vistas of the New York Harbor and Manhattan skyline create an unconventional setting for work like Alisha Wessler's floor of hand-carved honey locust thorns; a splayed, rotting banana person playfully sculpted by Charlie Cunningham; a glowing portal by Chaney Trotter; and other installations.
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Men pose in white shorts, holding tennis racquets; a man with a fishing pole in one hand holds a big fish by its gills in the other; a man with his legs splayed on the grass balances a young child between them, toddler fists resting along his big thighs.
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Bloodied and splayed across the tile with no shoes, rolled-up jeans and a shirt hiked above his generous belly, Escobar became the subject of a ghoulish photo-op, with various operatives posing with wide smiles on their faces, like big-game hunters showing off a prize catch.
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Shaq makes three dribbles in the post, heaves his back into him, turns around—almost as if Dudley isn't even there—rises up with his legs splayed as far as possible, practically thrusting his crotch into Dudley, and slams down so heavily you can hear the rim aching.
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I mean, people are playing PlayStation games—which is the ultimate sign of a terrible party: You're not even going through the motions of putting on some music and trying to talk to people; you're literally splayed out on your sofa clicking away at a game of Rocket League.
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Though display rooms and living quarters were separate, the feeling of being simultaneously in a home and a museum was palpable: You turned from admiring a Frans Hals to note a splayed book and reading glasses on a side table, or a broom and dustpan in the corner.
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Like bee among flowers, the eye flits from detail to detail: the connection between the saint's nose and her red upper lip; the dark fall of hair against her white neck; her pinkish fingers splayed over a richly red and blue robe; the gauzy golden scarf draped over her shoulder.
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These objects are all cut open and splayed, fixed to a substrate as if pressed between two layers of transparent glass, as if inviting the viewer to examine them in detail, like sandwiching a drop of blood in a specimen slide to see what is really going on below the surface.
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Kids notice everything, so of course we shoved our way inside, ran to the bedroom, and flung the door open to reveal Angie, a gorgeous 22-year-old with blond curly hair, clutching a wine key and an unopened bottle of red, a look of terror splayed across her face.
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We see Diaghilev only as a two-dimensional puppet gliding by at the back of the stage, as Mr. Baryshnikov is the sole performer here, although the body of a soldier from World War I — Nijinsky's pacifism is a theme in the diaries — is splayed across the stage at one point.
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The variety of Mr. Rigato's à la carte and tasting menus goes beyond local ingredients and influences: Empanadas stuffed with beer-braised Michigan beef heart and served with avocado mousse (a nod to the area's Latin community) share space with grilled octopus, impeccably tender and splayed on a raft of tzatziki.
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A human face in a popcorn ceiling, a cat's nose and whiskers in the strands of hair splayed out on your shower wall, Madonna and Child in a tree stump: Stare at anything long enough, and it's bound to take on an image beyond itself, patterns forming and un-forming before your eyes.
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Another video from inside the club around the same time shows the lights cut and the last attendees filing out, more confused than hectic, as security personnel scream, "Everybody out!" and a man in a long coat appears to perform CPR on a body splayed near the exit by the men's room.
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Splayed out on a huge bed, the couple — or realistic figures in their likenesses — are surrounded by nude depictions of family (Caitlyn Jenner), former flames (Ray J, Amber Rose), friends and colleagues (Rihanna, Chris Brown, Anna Wintour) and some of this era's most polarizing men (Donald J. Trump, George W. Bush, Bill Cosby).
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Aside from the one woman of color among Freud's nude subjects ("Naked Solicitor," 2003), the folds and stretches of clammy Caucasian flesh splayed out for inspection amid sullied and tattered surroundings can easily be taken as symbols of the morbid nostalgia and hard nationalism that impelled the narrow vote to go it alone.
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There are times when the simple listing of factual events can be more frightening than even the best works of imagination a novelist can concoct — although Shirley Jackson's classic "The Haunting of Hill House" comes in a very close second to "The Hot Zone" on my personal read-through-splayed-fingers list.
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In Lunenburg County, a chunk of Nova Scotia pockmarked by lakes and patches of balsam firs, Silver's Farm hugs a hill with 45 acres of farmland splayed out in front and 653 acres of Christmas trees behind, all growing naturally and tightly "like the hairs on a dog's back," said Wayne Silver.
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In the wake of Gertrude's union with Claudius, Hamlet seems incapable of interpreting any familial relationship as being untinged with incest: Gertrude (Fiona Bell) makes her entrance splayed out on a bed in a pose that is at once crucifix and pinup, and Hamlet reacts to her with equal parts desire and fear.
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A luminous chameleon from 1758 was preserved with a method that rendered it transparent (likely diaphonization), while the exposed eye of a pigeon from 1789 appears to pop from its stripped skull; an 1897 long-tailed mouse that can only be found in Tasmania has its arms splayed out in its jar, as if flying.
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A Sonic Youth album cover here, a high-toned gallery show there, but always, it seemed, the same MO: hermetic pronouncements scrawled across crude ink drawings, except for the occasional venture into an outsized watercolor of a tiny surfer pipelining a tidal wave, or a full-blown mural splayed across a pristine white wall.
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Heads up to anyone who loves to read or plans to spend the bulk of their summer weekends splayed out on a beach flicking through the latest thriller — Prime Day 2019 is coming up on July 15-16 and will have some deals to appeal to your bookworm-ish heart and savings-driven brain.
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He raps over samples of Brand New, Blink-182, and The Postal Service; he uploads pictures of himself in a bath lined with cans of La Croix; he has a broken heart tattooed below the corner of one eye, "CRYBABY" in bubble lettering above the other and "DADDY" splayed in gothic font across his chest.
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On these islands, and on the Caribbean-facing coasts of Central America, styles mingled and migrated, and art had both religious and diplomatic functions; one extravagant gold pendant here, in the shape of a bird with splayed wings and a neck adorned in zigzagging necklaces, traveled from Panama all the way to the Antilles.
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The extreme poses of the figures, their limbs splayed apart or pulled into a defensive crouch, anticipate the exaggerated anatomies of the Neo-Expressionists, particularly Francesco Clemente, by several years, and the coloring of their skin — dark, disagreeable earth tones and unnatural shades of violet, pink and lime green — comes off as diseased or seared, as if radiated.
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" Cyrus shared shots from the wintry retreat on her Instagram, posing outdoors in a chic Chanel jumpsuit and beret ("eyes match my lips, bag match my fit," she captioned the image), splayed out with a bottle of champagne on a shimmering golden couch, and also standing by a massive stone fireplace decked out with balloons that spelled out "2019.
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Mr. Mafham's Antonio is shackled to an iron bar, his arms splayed out and his body lifted from the ground, in a pose that obviously evokes Christ on the cross, suggesting that those who are conducting this trial are intent on drawing the comparison, turning Shylock into the stock Jew of vile stereotype, the Christ-killer.
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"I should have been a little bit quicker to save him, but it was a heck of a play," Roberts said of Bellinger, whose legs splayed in the air like a wishbone as he landed on his left shoulder on a dugout step but managed to keep the ball squeezed in the mitt on his right hand.
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In "E/either e/Either n/Neither N/neither," Mr. Bader has mounted a small three-ring circus that centers on language, using books, soap, his father's piano and his own poetry, which is printed on green crime-scene tape that has been strewn about the floor and Lawrence Weiner-style graphics splayed across the walls.
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The problem for this film was that it arrived both too late and too soon; missing the tail-end of the 90s feminist indie band wave, but arriving just before Avril Lavigne came along and held things down for kids who made their way to women's rights via vests that had "WILD CHILD" splayed across the front in diamantes.
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Mr. Odoul takes inspiration from the battlefield sequences of "Fires on the Plain" and "Apocalypse Now," and while he doesn't reach that level, some of his images will stay with you: a field of dead horses, their hooves splayed in the air like saplings; a nighttime sky full of exploding shells above the small entrance to a warm, well-lighted dugout.
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It's as if each movement — such as petting a rabbit or sitting legs splayed like a rag doll, or face planting in a mud puddle or reading at the foot of a tree, or wrestling in a bed of leaves or looking over her shoulder, or handling a rifle or slinking away — were conceived by her, this new star, Emma Stone.
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While you have the young, little George Washington with his recognizably adult head, and cherry trees as bizarre lollipops, the painting is full of weird structural curves from the arcs of the revealing curtain (fringed with cherry-like balls) and the splayed tree, to the series of small, visually connected events of hands and arms that move in congruent arcs.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads After Marcel Duchamp's death in 1968, the strangest installation was discovered in his studio on East 11th Street in Manhattan: a quixotic diorama featuring a nude, splayed female figure in a pastoral setting reclining so far that her head disappeared while one hand held up a lantern, the entire scene only visible through tiny holes in an ancient-looking wooden door.
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A bad bounce, Lehner would later call it — though he used spicier language than that — and as the Carolina Hurricanes celebrated their 1-0 overtime victory by the boards, he lurched forward so that his head met the ice, and he stayed there for a good three seconds, legs splayed behind him, unwilling to accept that he, and his team, had lost, like that.
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After listening to a roster of high-powered speakers—the Massachusetts senator Ed Markey, commissioners of the F.T.C. and the F.C.C., and the attorney general of Washington, D.C.—McNamee descended to a basement room where Peter Lord, a vice-president at the software company Oracle, which is worth nearly two hundred billion dollars, had the innards of an Android phone splayed out on a table.
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It was the year that Sports Illustrated declared Serena its Sportsperson of the Year, splashing its cover with a photo of her -- the first solo shot of a woman doing the honors in over 30 years -- splayed on a golden throne dressed in a long-sleeved black lacy leotard and stilettos, her legs the star attraction, her steely eyes asking anyone who dares take a peek: Any questions?
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Here's what I found out: As in every other stage in a women's life, there's a barrage of unsolicited advice as constant and contradictory as those Glamour magazine "Dos and Don'ts" of my teen years, in which some hapless girl, just trying to get from Algebra 2 to French 3, is splayed across the back page with the offending run in her stocking, there for the nation to judge.
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The adult birds, a couple, watch me every day as I take my morning walk, as likely as not to be holding a book as I stroll, and I watch them every day from my window as they take their afternoon flights, soaring and gliding in the thermals, wingtip feathers splayed, swooping down to catch a rodent or a discarded bit of sandwich or a plastic T-Rex.
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The picture wasn't an embarrassing paparazzi shot, though; it was part of the #FallingStars challenge, a meme that seems to have originated in Russia and has since taken off in China and the US. It's kind of like planking, in the sense that the challenge requires participants to lie down on the floor, often with their belongings — shopping bags, wads of cash, balloon-animal versions of Karl Lagerfeld; you know, normal stuff — splayed around them.
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And so whereas in the days of yore, curious tweens in search of whack-off fodder were wholly dependent upon sideways glimpses of their babysitter's cleavage, or whatever time they could eke out with their father's borrowed Playboys (where full bushes abounded, and spread-eagle crotch shots were unthinkable), kids these days are using high-speed connections to click through endless tabs on multiple browsers, featuring shaved, splayed, hi-def eye candy being penetrated in every crevice imaginable.
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In case anyone missed the heritage connection, however, it was framed preshow by Vanessa Beecroft, fresh off choreographing the Yeezy experience in Madison Square Garden, who conceived a mini-performance featuring Karlie Kloss splayed out on a table as artisans from the Tod's workshops (one of whom had been with the brand for decades) sewed rough pelts into a semblance of garments on her elongated frame, and other models in similar "Me Jane" outfits stood guard, waiting their turn.
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The instructor has found that spontaneity is often best, keeping the student reader in suspense and creating the impression that anything might happen: Imagine, for instance, a gloved hand reaching for a knife, and the next thing we know a body is dappled in blood as if in red sunshine, his hoary bulk splayed across a desk in a modest office cluttered with manuscripts … but suddenly the alarm clock erupts with a — Note: Syllabus and classroom policies are subject to change.
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During the days of the UFC's Spike TV ascendancy and blood-soaked commercials for The Ultimate Fighter, I also fielded their questions about how I could watch something so brutal and feel morally OK. The irony is that I was usually defending my love of a sport that occasionally leaves young men in unconscious heaps to people who ritually watched the same thing—the only difference was they watched on Sunday afternoons instead of Saturday nights, and the splayed-out bodies wore jerseys instead of board shorts.
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Seven-foot Robin Lopez, not known for his ball handling, catching the ball above the key, taking Zaza Pachulia—who has, for some reason, decided to not drop back on a Robin Lopez DHO—off the dribble with a pair of big, hulking, hunched over, giant-like dribbles, rising up in the key, and slamming it down over Jordan Bell, who finds himself splayed out on the floor, embarrassed by, of all the things you could possibly end up embarrassed by, A Cool Off The Dribble Robin Lopez Dunk.
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