She's stooped over slightly, her arms folded across her middle.
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Anyway, a stooped neck will be better for smelling flowers.
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He is slightly stooped and walks gingerly — hip trouble, he said.
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When I stooped to look at the bird, it waited quietly.
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On a wide field, men are stooped over in agricultural labor.
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May, who is sixty-one, is tall and stooped, serious and shy.
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Think Comic-Con, only with gray hair and a slightly stooped posture.
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Right after I sat down, an elderly, stooped, gray-haired man approached.
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Her shoulders were stooped, her hair pulled back in a white bun.
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The buck stooped forward and sprinted, back legs driving him over tangled ground.
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She walked quietly past and stooped to enter the doorway of the house.
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Even actual A-listers (Jane Fonda, Martin Sheen, arguably Cher) stooped to conquer.
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Pragmatic, reactive, a scientist by training, Ms. Merkel rarely stooped to ordinary politics.
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He had stooped shoulders, a thinning comb-over and a tired, distracted mien.
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Sandy survivors spoke of nightmarish dealings with insurance companies while stooped in exhaustion.
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Even stooped over, he was tall, with a full head of white hair.
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"It's hard to believe we've stooped this low," Manchin said of the Romney fallout.
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Having stooped low to protect the president, administration officials are vulnerable to one another.
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She is tall and slightly stooped, with chin-length reddish hair and hazel eyes.
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The stooped yearn then to look up and perceive a man who promises deliverance.
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The Australian dollar fetched earlier stooped to 0.66775, a level not seen since 2009.
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Mr. Schiavone, 75, has soft white hair, is slightly stooped and whistles almost constantly.
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He is now stooped, slow-moving and frail, but he remains worth $100 million.
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He walks around stooped over, stalking the dinner tables and behaving like a chimp.
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By 1928, she was older, and stooped, and had had a bad face-lift.
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These men in front, in addition to being dressed similarly, are stooped in unison.
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He straightened his posture as best he could, but he was stooped by nature.
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" "She held her head high and she never stooped down to make that a thing.
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In a speech in Sioux City, Iowa, last weekend, Rubio stooped to shameful fear-mongering.
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They're walking around like hippies again—they're stooped, they've got greasy hair, there's no difference.
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She stooped several times to roll it across the lawn, smiling and making a few faces.
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Do we confine our imagination to the home, to the nostalgic housewife stooped over a stove?
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The men were stooped over looking at a large object but were spooked by the eyewitness.
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Graham's support of Brett Kavanaugh -- has been that she's stooped to using homophobia to attack him.
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"I think it demonstrates the new lows to which the judge's opponents have stooped," she said.
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"I think it demonstrates the new lows to which the judge's opponents have stooped," Collins said.
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The evil Skeksis, stooped, barnacled creatures who look like buzzards in Elizabethan costume, are the rulers.
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A failed Yeshiva student who is paralyzed by O.C.D. and depression, Avishai is stooped and silent.
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Some Trump allies even stooped so low as to attack the entire Federal Bureau of Investigation.
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This drawing of a stooped figure is an unusual Thornton Dial, quieter than his typical work.
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Stooped and walking with difficulty, Castro was seen in public twice in 2012 and twice in 2013.
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The smaller Shenzhen market, down more than 3 percent, also stooped to its month-to-date low.
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The index had shed 13 percent overnight, when it stooped to 95.948, its lowest since Feb. 5.
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He obediently stooped to his knees, freed the dildo from my friend's shorts, and went to town.
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One afternoon I found Keano on the far side of the block, stooped and short of breath.
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Monterey cypresses stooped witchily, wind-bent; in the near distance, the Pacific Ocean was visible behind fog.
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He walks in a slow trudge, his back slightly stooped, his eyes trained toward some distant horizon.
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Verdant rice paddies were punctuated with stooped villagers in brightly colored clothes who labored in the humid air.
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She normally takes the high road, but she stooped to calling millions of Americans' "deplorable" for supporting Trump.
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He walks the streets, slightly stooped, his eyes on the ground and a flashlight in his back pocket.
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Instead, the promoter sheepishly stooped to retrieve the mic, handed it back to my father and shut up.
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Our political elites' shock at the GOP has been more shocking than anything Republicans have stooped to doing.
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In a single, Sunday morning tweet, Donald Trump stooped to the level of perennial Veep loser, Jonah Ryan.
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He stooped his tall frame down, dug up a clump of earth, and rolled it between his fingers.
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However, Hill purely stooped to his level and acted on her feelings in an unproductive and impulsive way.
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He stooped forward over the coffee table, picked up the girl's glass, and moved it to a coaster.
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It isn't clear if Truman or the man stooped over the cake was the clumsy culprit, but everyone noticed.
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The Nikkei stooped to a near one-month low as concerns over the ongoing U.S.-China trade row lingered.
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The sun in "The Shortest Day" gets a body, tired and stooped, just like many other bodies in winter.
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In "Young Marx" Engels himself seems to agree, all stooped and deferent in front of his chest-puffing compatriot.
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And in a wide shot, he stands above her, a little stooped, halfway in, halfway out, moved yet confused.
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As Fly stepped up into the van and stooped to face the crowd, the Dodge door closed like a jaw.
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A quiet, stooped man, Dr. Soma Raju mumbles, making it hard for his fellow doctors and patients to hear him.
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He looked like a scruffy hobo — a wiry, stooped nomad with a backpack, a shapeless jacket, dirty pants and sneakers.
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On the page is a photo of the stooped Sanchez in a yellow Poncho Paletas cap, struggling to push his cart.
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My knee is enflamed, my hip aches, and sleeping on the slide has left me stooped over like the question mark.
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But 230 has also given us a populism of the left, in the stooped person and Brooklyn growl of Bernie Sanders.
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And he had a stooped posture, as if he spent too much time gazing into a smartphone he didn't even have.
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He stooped down, ran his fingertips over the soil and pulled a small flower pot from a bag he was carrying.
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He is committed to his stooped-shoulder character, and admirably invested in the path the film follows, even as it meanders.
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The yuan, however, was only slightly lower against the dollar, which had stooped to 013-week lows against its major peers.
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I grab a Sharpie from my backpack and fill in all the scuffs, mildly ashamed that I've stooped to this level.
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It was on track to lose 0.35 percent this week, during which it stooped to a seven-week low of 99.547.
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The index had stooped to a 17-day low of 92.749 on Friday in the wake of disappointing U.S. inflation data.
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Djokovic gets up as the door opens to reveal a slightly stooped figure wearing a sweatshirt with the hood up: Agassi.
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They found us very quickly: Blood blossoms appeared on my socks as I stooped to pick the creatures off my ankles.
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His defiant image lingered long after he gave up his trademark Cohiba cigars for health reasons and his tall frame grew stooped.
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I'm almost surprised by how wholeheartedly Wendy has stooped to Axe's Machiavellian level — but why should I expected elevated morals from Wendy?
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Authorities have stooped so low as to target people like Martine Landry, a 73-year-old retiree and volunteer with Amnesty International.
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Rash, the Kurdish colonel, walked through the tunnel ahead, stooped over under its low mud ceiling, gun hanging over his right shoulder.
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How twisted that these anti-abortion extremists allegedly stooped to criminal activity to try to smear the lawful work of Planned Parenthood.
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HSI dropped the most among major Asian markets and stooped below the 27,000 points barrier for the first time since Nov. 1.
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HSI dropped the most among major Asian markets and stooped below the 27,000 points barrier for the first time since Nov. 1.
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In light of the weak ISM reading the 0.53-year U.S. Treasury stooped to 20.5% on Tuesday, its lowest since July 254.20.
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Sister Wendy was small and stooped, with a plain face, buck teeth and a slight speech impediment that rendered R's as W's.
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Despite the haunting presence of its star, S. Epatha Merkerson, that version seemed to plod, stooped under its heavy cargo of significance.
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However, he has very stooped shoulders that make him look meek and uncertain and prevent him from making a confident first impression.
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"She had her back stooped, her legs broken, her jaw broken, even though she did everything right," she said of her mother.
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The euro stood little changed at $1.1018 after shedding 0.5 percent overnight, when it stooped to a near one-month low of $1.0980.
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Mayweather Jr. has continually "stooped" to the level of various MMA fighters—none more so than the aforementioned pairing of Rousey and McGregor.
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The New York Times this year found many well-known celebrities had stooped to buying fake Twitter followers from a company called Devumi.
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I have a slight tremor in my right hand, my posture is becoming more stooped and I have a diminished sense of smell.
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He stooped too low in order to conquer in his 1988 campaign, especially with the Willie Horton ad—which played to racial politics.
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" While running, she said, "I fell, and my daughter stooped to help, and in the process, she lost hold of my son's hand.
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Some hesitate to talk about their automated operations: They prefer to perpetuate the narrative of an aged master watchmaker stooped over his workbench.
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The media even stooped so low as to attack her Christmas decorations at the White House, calling the patriotic display a "nightmare" forest.
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"We are forgotten," said Herminia Martínez, 83, as she stooped with a machete in the tropical heat to tend an overgrown bean field.
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Libecki and Turner, in their stooped gaits, still eyed each other as they passed, if in a last-man-standing kind of way.
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Upright homo sapiens, millions of years in the making, has yielded in a decade to the stooped homo sapiens of downward device-dazzled gaze.
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He was tall and thin, with platform Wellingtons ( very fash) and a lizard-embryo skinny-skin tie, half-stooped like there was a wind.
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The medina — the labyrinthine old part of the city — is still partly populated by stooped men in djellabas and the occasional donkey-led cart.
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In old age, stooped and blind, Smith was proud of his achievements but bitter about the obstacles he had faced because he was black.
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Mr. Kapik delivered precise blows before he and a few friends stooped down and rolled pieces of the thick, heavy trunk toward his house.
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A few times during his match against Mannarino, Djokovic stumbled, and at other times, he stooped to clear away divots or clumps of grass.
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On Wednesday, she walked slowly, stooped, into the courtroom with her son John Moxley and sat in the front row during the 90-minute hearing.
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"I think there's a sense of disappointment that she went down in the mud and stooped to Trump's level," one Clinton surrogate told The Hill.
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We see the legends we grew up on, stooped and grey, occupying the spotlight one more time, even if it's just at an autograph signing.
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READ: Trump just stooped to a new low in his war with Elijah Cummings Afterward Alter said he had no intention of egging him on.
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One image depicts the stooped figure of a girl adorned with a halo, devil horns and bat wings; her face is concealed by long hair.
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Under a hot sun, they stooped knee deep in mucky water, swishing sand and gravel around a flat grooved pan in search of gold specks.
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"President Trump has stooped to new lows in trying to illegally fund more border wall," Representative Jim Cooper, Democrat of Tennessee, said in a statement.
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Blackhawks defenseman Olli Maatta stooped low to try to block the shot, but Schenn lifted the shot high and beat Crawford on the stick side.
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"I don't see a future," Mr. Velazquez, 2100, said on a recent afternoon as he stooped over his shopping cart at a local grocery store.
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Gladys Knight says her son stooped so low in their legal battle, he attempted to extort his own mother if she didn't cut him a break.
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She flung open the door, rushed forward and stooped to inspect a small rosette of dandelionlike leaves surrounding a few stalks furred with teensy maroon flowers.
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"President Trump has stooped to new lows in trying to illegally fund more border wall," Cooper said in a statement to the local CBS affiliate WTVF.
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With her stringy hair, stooped shoulders and anxious smile, Beth is a weary, self-effacing drone, except to Jamie, for whom she is a radiant queen.
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The pause gives viewers a moment to observe him: a 91-year-old man in a soft gingham shirt, slightly stooped, his face etched with age.
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He is 21 years old, but looks much older, stooped over during much of the trial and dressed in a mint-gray cardigan and clunky glasses.
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I was trying to slip through a tight corridor between a staircase and the tracks when a man in front of me stopped and stooped over.
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Who stooped so low, on the campaign trail or in office, as to ridicule a disabled journalist and make light of a prisoner of war's ordeal?
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Portrayed by a splendid Wendell Pierce ("The Wire" and "Treme" on television), Willy lacks the stooped shoulders and slumped back with which he is traditionally associated.
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It is tough to punch with impact when you are stooped at the waist and Lomachenko makes use of this just as Floyd Mayweather always did.
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Even in his frantic hand, even in bodies stooped with anguish, there is no real sense of urgency but rather one of slow, steady presence and musing.
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"Can't believe @wrangler stooped to that level, stop trying to conform and stay loyal to your roots," one Instagram user wrote under the post announcing the collection.
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But of all the emblematic Jewish characters in that film, no figure is more iconic than this stooped little matriarch, played by Yiddish stage legend Molly Picon.
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It will be because enough people trusted this stooped, occasionally cranky politician with their stories, and believe that if he makes it to Washington, he'll remember them.
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Worse still, as Chris gets herself into pratfall after embarrassing pratfall, her stooped and endlessly patient husband becomes the figure you most want to lend your sympathy.
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The index had stooped to 27.85, its lowest since March 27.85 before pulling back on stronger-than-expected March U.S. housing starts and steady industrial production figures.
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Puig says the fans were chirping at him before and after his at-bat, and that he stooped to their level in the heat of the moment.
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The debate also stooped to name-calling, as Trump constantly referred to Rubio on Thursday night as "Little Marco" and labeled his other main rival, Texas Sen.
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Three recent events demonstrate just how low we have stooped as a nation that should be championing freedom, justice and decency but is doing exactly the opposite.
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Ramonita Torres, a thin, stooped, 74-year-old woman lives by herself in the impoverished, flood-prone neighborhood of Las Monjas in the capital of San Juan.
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The index had stooped to 89.229, its lowest since March 27 before pulling back on stronger-than-expected March U.S. housing starts and steady industrial production figures.
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Sixteen months after the 2016 election, it's no longer a surprise that the Russian government stooped to lies and disinformation to push a pro-Trump, hyper-divisive agenda.
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Altidore flicked the ball near the penalty spot, where Henry, defending in front of TFC's Tosaint Ricketts, stooped and headed the ball straight past Whitecaps goalie Stefan Marinovic.
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The dollar index against a basket of six major currencies stood at 96.056 after shedding 0.4 percent overnight, when it stooped to 95.948, its lowest since Feb. 2003.
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Pose can indicate whether a person is looking towards or away from the car, or using a cane, or stooped over a phone; gait indicates speed and intention.
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She has taken to drinking milk regularly, for the calcium: one of her greatest fears is that she'll lose bone density and end up stooped, like her mother.
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Critic's Notebook The pianist Dave Burrell sat onstage at Roulette on Wednesday, his sizable frame stooped over the keyboard with a combination of studious grace and earnest fascination.
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"Upskirt" photographs, in which a paparazzo literally stooped so low that he could snap under a woman's skirt as she exited a car, were a genre unto themselves.
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"Eager to save her failing campaign, Heidi Heitkamp has stooped to a new low," Michael McAdams, a spokesman for the National Republican Senatorial Committee said in an email.
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He even recently stooped as low as the politicians he so frequently criticizes when he lied on national television about the information Wikileaks published in the DNC email dump.
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Reflected back at them in the windows of the country clubs that would not admit them, they saw the stooped, hook-nosed money-grubber of every Der Stürmer cartoon.
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Hospital wards are full of stooped, forlorn-looking men and women in masks and pajamas waiting to be declared well enough to go home and become a district outpatient.
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While Microsoft and Sony never stooped quite so low in promoting their multiplayer platforms, we nevertheless see similar themes of toxicity and harassment at play in their early ads.
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"We are surprised that the foreign minister of a certain country has stooped so low as to ask for videos of bank-burnings ... be sent to them," Mousavi said.
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The capacity of our political elites to be shocked anew by the Republican Party has been more shocking than anything Republicans have stooped to doing in the Trump era.
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Rain lashed at the umbrella I was trying to hold over a soggy notebook while standing with a company of grunts, stooped under heavy packs along a rural road.
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Corey Lewandowski's "Womp womp" comment stooped to a new low but, the truth is, even though he was pissed off about it ... Zac Petkanas says he wasn't completely shocked.
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"I make my money from here to feed my family, pay school fees and hospital bills," she said as she stooped to water her ankle-high rows of green kale.
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The desperate cannibals banished to The Bad Batch's wasteland evince bits of shame over how low they've stooped to survive, and one of them slowly emerges as a sensitive hero.
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Bishop pine and Douglas fir give way to stunted cypresses, to sedges, pygmy manzanita, to Bolander's pines stooped and ancient, hundreds of years old and only shoulder height on her.
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"Stooped by her question and impressed by her skills, her supervisor transferred her to the engineering section, where she was one of few female aerospace engineers," her NASA biography states.
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Today, at 65, he is small and frail, with a stooped back and the remains of his gray hair concentrated in two large sideburns, which reach down to his jowls.
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On the corner of Bowery and Canal, a tattooed woman in a checkered mini-dress and a young boy stooped to pet Kuma, seemingly oblivious to her tabloid-famous master.
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Though the clinch ultimately did Gustafsson in in the Cormier bout as stooped over each time he entered it and Cormier was able to hammer him with bus driver uppercuts.
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Mr. Kavala stooped slightly over the microphone and cited a ruling by the European Court of Human Rights, which found that there were no grounds for Turkey to prosecute him.
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On the slow train out of London, asymmetric glass towers give way to industrial parks which give way to stooped rows of attached brick homes—and finally a football stadium.
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The dollar index had stooped to a two-month low as U.S. yields declined sharply this week on investor risk aversion and heightened prospects of the Federal Reserve cutting interest rates.
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Zarin — who was eventually fired after the following Bethenny-free season — has since claimed that Cohen hated her and favored Frankel, who she believes had stooped to Jerry Springer–like antics.
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On behalf of several tabloids that stooped to a cringe-worthy low level today, we apologize, Ms. Jackson; they've made an indefensible snafu in trying to comment on your personal style.
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Pose can indicate whether a person is looking towards or away from the car, or using a cane, or stooped over a phone; gait indicates not just speed but also intention.
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The sight of a stooped Fidencio Sanchez, 89, selling popsicles in Chicago's Little Village neighborhood moved one customer so much that he started a GoFundMe page seeking money to help him retire.
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I respect the New York Times a lot, but I wish they hadn't stooped to refuting all of Trump's outrageous claims, because that made them look like they had something to hide.
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NDABIBI, Kenya (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Stooped over a large plastic drum at his farm in southwestern Kenya, Josphat Macharia scoops up a handful of dirt and examines the worms writhing in his grip.
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Opinion: A showing of Trump-level misogyny Rapper T.I. stooped to Donald Trump's level when he tweeted a music video clip of a Melania lookalike stripping in the Oval Office, Jill Filipovic writes.
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This was Rubio essentially delivering to himself his best line of the campaign, that the only reason he stooped to Trump's level was that someone convinced him that attacking Trump was going to help.
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The United Nations stooped to a new low last week, passing a Security Council resolution with the transparent goal of delegitimizing Israel and damaging the prospects for a lasting negotiated peace with the Palestinians.
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The day was entirely about opening arguments, but both Uber's and Waymo's strategy centers largely on one thing: Our opponent stooped to the levels they did because they were afraid we would beat them.
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At 6-foot-5 in Gucci sneakers and a tasteful Gant sweater, he stooped to greet each attendee with a grin that seemed to begin behind his eyes before fanning out across his face.
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MARIMANTI, Kenya (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Stooped over knee-high rows of green gram plants at her farm in eastern Kenya, Grace Kaari hums to herself as she slices out weeds with a blunt machete.
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He's maybe 60 years old, his shoulders stooped and his skin dusty; a pair of coke bottle-glasses ride his half-nose, the other half of which was bitten off in a fight years ago.
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But by the time Edinson Cavani stooped low to score Paris St.-Germain's fifth goal in a 5-0 win on Tuesday night, only the noise of the French team's traveling fans could be heard.
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A child of India, brown-skinned in what was when he started the white preserve of British publishing, once asked if he was perhaps seeking a job in the stockroom, Mehta never stooped to unkindness.
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Gerald HarrisNew York To the Editor: Speaker Nancy Pelosi has stooped to the lowest of the lows by denying President Trump the opportunity to give the State of the Union address from the House chamber.
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No matter what attacks Trump throws her way, Clinton should not follow him into the gutter; look how that worked out for Marco Rubio, who has admitted to being embarrassed that he stooped to Trump's level.
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SYDNEY, Australia — Just after dawn one recent morning, Lou Rosicky was walking, slightly stooped, through a covered catwalk tucked just below the tip of one of the famous, towering concrete sails of the Sydney Opera House.
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" Collins herself told conservative publication Newsmax that the effort would not change her vote on Kavanaugh, equating it with a bribe, and saying, "I think it demonstrates the new lows to which the judge's opponents have stooped.
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Clemans, who has sandy blond hair and wide blue eyes and walks with the stooped gait of someone who spends a lot of time in front of a computer, taught himself to code HTML at age 8.
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They are perfect for use against forward moving fighters because they either break the opponent's posture and leave him stooped for a moment as you move away, or the opponent is forced to check or retract the leg.
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Over the summer, staff members at Brooklyn Community Services noticed that Ms. Jones was stooped over her phone, using the small keypad to type her college papers; she was transferring a paper-and-pencil draft into electronic form.
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Love was jostling for position on an entry pass under the basket during the first quarter but stooped over after failing to control the ball, grabbed his injured hand and jogged to the locker room to assess the injury.
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But lakeside, stooped and shivering in a parka, flexing your toes inside multiple layers of socks and witnessing groups of half-naked people splashing into the frigid water of their own accord, your mind naturally struggles to comprehend why.
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The dollar index against a basket of six major currencies fell 0.2 percent to 93.899.. It had lost nearly 0.5 percent on Friday and stooped to 93.921, its lowest since June 14, after closely-watched U.S. wages indicators disappointed the market.
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"As the Statue of Liberty holds her torch of welcome high, there are tears in her eyes as she sees how low this administration has stooped in its callousness towards mothers and children escaping war-torn Syria," said Representative Nancy Pelosi.
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Lots of people were scratching their heads Monday trying to figure out why well-heeled, Ivy League-educated Wall Street executive Andrew Caspersen may have stooped to fraud, and swindled investors out of up to $95 million, as federal prosecutors charge.
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He didn't even wash his hands in the waves, but went over to the woman and stooped and put them in a cooler for a minute, then popped them under the woman's bikini bottom while she screamed and swatted at him.
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To my surprise, a stooped employee broke into a credible, fluty Julia Child impersonation, holding his hand high to indicate the 6-foot-2-inch stature that made her even more conspicuous in France than she was in the States.
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For the last three years we have watched as the top levels of the American intelligence and counterintelligence apparatus have interjected themselves with increasing frequency into domestic politics and stooped to engage directly on matters of dubious import and questionable significance.
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"Those who think Americans scare easily enough to abandon our country's ideals…underestimate our resolve," said the former basketball player, betraying, as he stooped over the podium, his unconscious habit of trying to make his seven-feet, two-inch (2.18m) frame less conspicuous.
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Waving to the crowd, the gray-haired, slightly stooped Abbas, who has received medical treatment in recent weeks, made his way to a throne-like chair in the front row and listened to an imam sing verses from the Koran to open proceedings.
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The crowd, which filled the large sanctuary to standing room, was racially diverse, made up of those stooped with age and crying infants, Jewish people — Orthodox, Conservative, Reform and nonobservant — and non-Jews, Pittsburgh natives and those who had flown in from elsewhere.
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On Monday, China's Commerce Ministry said Chinese companies have stooped buying U.S. farm products and added that Beijing may also impose additional tariffs on American agricultural goods, a move that could further hurt U.S. farm states that are key for Trump's 2020 re-election bid.
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In the subsequent pages of her slim book, illustrated with fashion plates and examples of corsets and dresses that emphasized emaciated collar bones and encouraged a stooped posture, Day explores the evolution of the scientific understanding of tuberculosis, along with its influence on beauty.
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Stooped and faded, his white mustache drooping over his downturned mouth, he looks out on a Havana that's teeming with compañeros and trembling with signs of upheaval that are telegraphed by newspaper headlines highlighting China in one column and President Obama in the other.
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To their credit, Stern and Silver have never stooped to a once common and paternalistic contention that a year or two at Slam Dunk State was a preferred social or academic pathway to young adulthood — a rationale seldom mouthed in sports more populated by whites.
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The dollar index against a basket of six major currencies stooped to a two-month low of 96.749 midweek as benchmark U.S. yields declined sharply this week to 21-month lows on investor risk aversion and heightened prospects of the Federal Reserve cutting interest rates.
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"The government has stooped to a new inhumane low by refusing food to people in their custody, apparently reveling in breaching human rights law, including its obligations as a European Union member," Lydia Gall, a researcher at Human Rights Watch, said in a report last year.
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It became clear only in 1957, for example — 46 years after Boule, and after several re-examinations of the Old Man's skeleton — that Boule's particular Neanderthal, which led him to imagine all Neanderthals as stooped-over oafs, actually just had several deforming injuries and severe osteoarthritis.
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Mr. Feit, 83, shuffled with his walker along the linoleum floor at the Fourth Avenue Jail in Phoenix on Wednesday, anchored his stooped body behind a desk and addressed Commissioner Paula Williams of Maricopa County Superior Court, who was presiding over his initial court appearance on closed-circuit television.
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Huawei's new flagship phone, the Mate 213 Pro, is available for pre-order in the US despite not having any deals with US carriers — so to get some attention, it seems the company has stooped to having fake reviews for the new phone planted online, as spotted by 212to228Google.
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"By forcibly returning more than 100 refugees to Syria, the Lebanese government has stooped to a shocking new low, and is putting these people in mortal danger," said Sherif Elsayed-Ali of Amnesty International, referring to the first of several batches of passengers being sent back to Damascus.
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Melbourne Journal MELBOURNE, Australia — As hundreds of guests ascended a rainbow-lit staircase at Melbourne's Town Hall, Tristan Meecham dashed around the foyer — embracing a woman who arrived in a gold mask; kissing a stooped, tuxedoed gentleman on the cheek; and occasionally sending a "whoop!" across the room.
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During the trial, Weinstein regularly trudged into the courthouse stooped and unshaven, using a walker after recently undergoing back surgery — a far cry from the way he was depicted in court as a burly, intimidating figure whose eyes seemed to turn black with menace when his anger flared.
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The latest round of price hikes have felt a lot like you were taking advantage of your brand loyalty to gouge your customers You've even stooped to advertising the new iPhone XR at a too-good-to-be true price of $2100— $2390 below what you actually charge for it.
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Behold a stooped, slightly paunchy gent of seventy-seven, bare of foot and pate, strong of forearm, in gray track pants, gray T-shirt, and white beard, limping slowly down a hallway toward Room 532, his longtime studio on the fifth floor of the Tisch Building, on Broadway, in the Village.
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The man immediately stooped to pat Pierre, revealing the unmistakable countenance of 80s TV icon Mr. T. "Even Mr. T like dogs," laughed the former A-Team star as he hoisted Pierre into his arms, emitting the kind of high-pitched sounds people tend to make when they cradle bulldogs.
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While I am one of those increasingly stooped and wizened diners who remembers, in detail, Mr. DiSpirito's cooking at Union Pacific, far more people recall him as the meatball-pushing antihero of "The Restaurant," an NBC series about Rocco's on 22nd, an actual (and doomed, it turned out) Italian-American restaurant.
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From Coinage: Top 5 Most Expensive Movie Collectibles In a video she posted to her Snapchat on Tuesday night, Teigen can be seen stooped over with her lower half zipped snugly into the bottoms of a black form-fitting jumpsuit, while her upper half fully resists any attempt to close the zipper.
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Behind him hung a Canadian flag and beside him sat his son, Adam, a musician who had served as producer on the stirring LP. At one point Cohen, stooped and frail but sharp as ever in an impeccably tailored black suit, treated the audience to a recitation from a piece still in progress.
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By January 2015 it had tumbled to $48 [$38 USD], and in the first month of this year it stooped below $403 [$22 USD]: less than a third of what it was two years ago and the lowest it had been in well over a decade (it's since risen slightly to around $43 [$34 USD]).
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Kane's 91st-minute goal, when he stooped at the far post to head the ball into the net, ensured England started their World Cup campaign with a 2-1 win in Group G. Neville, who played 85 internationals, said the youthful England squad would have found it difficult to recover in Russia were it not for the late winner.
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Dix skillfully attends to the large dog's vigorous musculature and firm posture, sleek hair, firm ears, half-opened jaw, beveled teeth and protruding tongue, and alert orange and brown eye; each canine feature has a counterpoint in Erfurth's human figure — his stooped shoulders, sagging cheek, prominent chin and floppy ears, and mild, uncertain and glazed eyes.
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There were also countless low-profile efforts, including people who needed a little extra help with rent money, or campaigns created after everyday interactions that blossomed into quickly widespread feel-good stories, like the story of Fidencio Sanchez, an 89-year-old paletas vendor in Chicago, who was photographed as he was stooped over and pushing his cart.
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My obsession deepened to its darkest point, and again, this is embarrassing to admit, but I stooped low and, at one point, surreptitiously borrowed his phone and glanced at his text messages, which seems like a totally normal thing for a best friend to do (right?!), but when you've already crossed about a thousand boundaries, the other person is rightfully pissed.
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In this particular photo, it's not entirely clear what is actually going on but a red tracksuit-clad baby Saint can be seen in the background crawling around on a porch as Kim stands framed in the open doorway half-turned with a hand on her behind and a half-stooped Kanye in the foreground appears to be gesturing towards his wife's derrière.
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In a reflection of Mr. Li's dual life — a former senior official who rebelled against the party he had joined in 1937 — the hundreds of mourners included aged former cadres, often stooped or in wheelchairs; graying sons and daughters of revolutionary veterans; prominent historians; dissidents; and ordinary citizens who came to know Mr. Li through his critical books about Mao.
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Rank and file activists reared on a generation's worth of Rush Limbaugh and Fox News sat through a pathetic conclave in which governors and senators stooped to talk-radio antics in a desperate quest for applause, only to be trounced by Laura Ingraham — a real deal talk radio host who, even more than Trump himself, perfectly captured the mood of a party that's become completely indifferent to the work of governance.
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The idea that neither Sanders nor Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen — who was driven out of a Mexican restaurant by Democratic Socialists of America protesters last week along with White House senior policy adviser Stephen Miller — have been able to "eat in peace" as of late is deeply troubling to many of those on both the right and left, the latter of which seem to think Democrats have stooped to Trumpian levels of rudeness.
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