Now they'll have to start stretching out the whole court.
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I gazed, sheep grazed in fields stretching out to mountains.
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Some used their saddlebags as pillows, stretching out by their horses.
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This song is catchy and straightforward despite stretching out over six minutes.
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Clinton said, stretching out the word "so" for a couple of syllables.
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The Camp fire was still raging Wednesday morning, stretching out across 130,000 acres.
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They've talked about stretching out the three point line because of this guy.
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Boone took advantage of this space by stretching out and pulling funny faces.
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The days are stretching out into endless of hours of sun and possibility.
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Stretching out the life of your loan also means paying more in interest.
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Harry tried it himself, stretching out his arms and standing on one leg.
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That can make stretching out a case the only way to earn more.
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Rising S has a backlog of work stretching out more than a year.
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That, in itself, could be stretching out jury discussions, the former prosecutor said.
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Harry then tried it himself, stretching out his arms and standing on one leg.
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Even at those prices, the shop has orders stretching out five or six years.
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"It's that endless tundra of aloneness, of loneliness, stretching out before me," Sonya says.
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Clams's beat is sweet and melodic, drops of synths and a casual breakbeat stretching out.
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Tanaka celebrated her 117th birthday Thursday — stretching out her record as the world's oldest woman.
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Dr. Strickland suggested stretching out the pulses in time, amplifying them and then compressing them again.
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" Later, the Eastern Michigan runner would say: "I was just stretching out, preparing for my race.
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Astronomers now believe there are some 2 trillion galaxies stretching out over 90 billion light-years.
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Stretching out to two and a half hours, Midsommar can be needlessly self-indulgent at times.
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She suggests stretching out tense muscles in order to release the pressure of a high-stress atmosphere.
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It sabotages the genre's truly timeless aspects, stretching out surface-level tropes like an ill-fitting skin.
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And I didn't want to run the risk of stretching out a tattoo if I got pregnant.
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And, much like scratching an itch, stretching out a "tight" muscle will often make you feel better.
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The way you hold the cigarette, even, stretching out your fingers, touching your lips as you inhale.
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You can prevent muscle spasms during the night by stretching out those muscles before climbing into bed.
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We anticipate this being rainbow highlighter part two, so we advise stretching out those ordering fingers now.
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Eagle Scouts collect rainwater by stretching out a shirt and using it to gather drops of rain.
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He bought a fifth place, then a sixth, stretching out to Soho, Union Square and Columbus Circle.
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He even started displaying typical mating behavior around Hululu, including stretching out his wings around the cardboard figure.
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And that is something that&aposs time frame that Kim can use to benefit by stretching out negotiations.
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For me, it resonates really well playing this music in a place with an endless landscape stretching out.
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Another one opens on a desert scene and a line of marching camels stretching out to the horizon.
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Once, when a performance sequence was stretching out to a length that immediately cried out for an edit.
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Today I think people are more comfortable stretching out their due diligence and relationships pre funding with companies.
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"I want to be a good leader, not a good lady leader," Ardern said, stretching out her legs.
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Drug companies are stretching out their patent protections by seeking approvals for existing drugs to treat different diseases.
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Mr. McConnell has grown increasingly impatient and frustrated with Democrats for stretching out the time to consider nominees.
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The San Francisco Giants are stretching out on the field of their spring training facility in Scottsdale, Arizona.
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But he is not honoring Sergeant Johnson's sacrifice by insisting on falsehoods and stretching out this sordid spectacle.
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The Hughes Corporation hopes so, and she herself is stretching out of her usual comfort zone to try.
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"Fine," she said, stretching out her pretty legs without looking at him, her youth the ultimate trump card.
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As the finger moves and the skin deforms, it causes the channels to change shape, compressing or stretching out.
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The new Mars InSight lander passed what NASA called a key test on Tuesday -- stretching out its solar panels.
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You can also vacuum up coins hidden in each level by stretching out the ring to suck them in.
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He is on his back, his head by the toilet, and his legs stretching out before him, toes up.
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After more than a decade stretching out the promise of checkpoint inhibitors, patients—and businesses—were ready for something new.
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And stretching out the narrative this much has given fans plenty of time to discuss, debate, and see everything coming.
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So, while diving would seem to give you a huge advantage, stretching out your fingers doesn't do you any good.
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They walked in a shapeless formation, bunching up and stretching out, because without night vision they couldn't see one another.
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At times he performs slow, dance-like movement, twisting his torso and stretching out his arms in graceful, flowing forms.
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The site looks like a recently tilled garden bed, stretching out for hundreds of yards, in a near perfect circle.
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The scientists drew blood before the workout, immediately after, and at several additional points, stretching out to 45 hours later.
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The vastness of the snow-capped mountains stretching out beneath them was stunning, but Bella was not contemplating the view.
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Before his rehearsal, stretching out after a morning ballet class, Mr. Abraham, 41, spoke about the pressures of his position.
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And Hobbs & Shaw proves they work well together, stretching out the sparky dynamic of their previous appearances together to feature length.
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The annual event attracts nearly 200,000 people, stretching out across the city's convention center with booths, press events, demos and gadgets.
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McConnell stretching out his back and sitting up all while keeping the not-smiling-but-not-frowning he has absolutely mastered.
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They may be celebrating a milestone birthday or nothing grander than a clear summer day stretching out in front of them.
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We were very close; the picture of my life stretching out before me always included the prominent presence of my dad.
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"Could be the calm before the storm," Mr. Trump repeated, stretching out the phrase, a sly smile playing across his face.
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The fabric does everything Kim said it would: Expands without stretching out, while still holding everything in place but not pinching.
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His wife, Margaret — "she is a Goopaholic" — remained on the floor, tilting her hips skyward, stretching out her arms like Supergirl.
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Instead, choice was laid at his feet: options stretching out along a single floor as far as the eye could see.
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According to Amy Cuddy, a Harvard psychologist, stretching out wide is a way to build confidence as you launch your day.
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In general, pollen is emerging earlier in the year and the season is stretching out longer and longer, especially pollen from ragweed.
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The Washington Post reported that the fast food favorite has lines stretching out the door of hungry Olympians waiting for their fix.
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Mr. George, 42, sneaked a few gridiron moves into one number, stretching out his right arm in the classic Heisman Trophy pose.
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According to Vucci, the man stretching out his right arm to block the camera was a volunteer member of Trump's advance team.
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If I had used water, I'd probably be stuck in my bathroom stretching out my hair for the rest of the night.
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"Happy Thanksgiving to all – even the haters and losers," he croons in one segment, stretching out the vowels in the last word.
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The time between each new chip generation is stretching out, and the cost of individual transistors, although infinitesimal, is no longer falling.
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I didn't want to feel like my foot was loose inside the shoe on a run, or risk the knit stretching out.
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Dr. Strickland suggested stretching out the pulses in time, amplifying them and then compressing them again to the desired level of intensity.
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For his own music he reserves the weirder stuff, stretching out into atmospheric ponds of electrosoul and pleasant repositories of gloopy texture.
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Lea Michele let loose in Hawaii, stretching out on a paddle board while rocking a one piece swimsuit like a total pro.
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If there's a con that I've found, it's that the band may be stretching out slightly faster than my non-mesh styles.
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The balcony was large, complete with white-cushioned chairs, a small table, and a longer bench for stretching out on the side.
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Instead of the band gradually stretching out and easing into a groove, there is a steady creation and increase of internal pressure.
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Flight attendants typically sit in cabin jump seats that are low to the ground and don't allow for reclining or stretching out.
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With the HTC Vive—those virtual-reality goggles—he conjures a vast, empty white skin of space, stretching out to every horizon.
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The shape developed from taking a typical apartment block and stretching out the northwestern corner to increase views of the Hudson River.
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But by stretching out the source material, Mr Favreau shows how thin it is—and how little there is to the titular hero.
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Steps can be fast-forwarded by stretching out the 'Forward' button, but the build process can still feel slow and repetitive at times.
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Most recently, the TLC star shared a photograph of her little girl smiling while stretching out her tiny arms in a pink dress.
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Pusha T doesn't deal in jokes and hyperbole as much as he deals in the stretching out of what he imagines as fact.
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I always found this oddly touching, as if those green tendrils stretching out to the sun proved the plant was yearning to live.
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But as a condition of locating the warehouses, Amazon got the collection process delayed, deferred, and even reduced, stretching out the pricing advantage.
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However, Trenta said she saw merit in stretching out the purchases in order to free up resources for investments in European defense projects.
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So rather than stretching out the pixels on the display, Apple just increased the number of them, resulting in the exact same density.
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As her hand came up to his collarbone, her finger stretching out, the man turned to her, fixing his recessed eyes on hers.
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It was just like my old-school flip phone, but more brick-like and better at stretching out the pockets in my jeans.
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But Ozark spends a lot of time stretching out a story that very easily could have been collapsed into a two-hour movie.
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I quickly dissuade one of our cats from stretching out over the puzzle, instead patting an area next to me for her siesta.
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With views stretching out to the Mediterranean to the west and Syria to the east, Mzaar has some of Lebanon's best ski runs.
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Consumers are stretching out their loans because prices paid for new vehicles has climbed more than 10 percent over the last five years.
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According to the Farmer's Almanac, this summer will be hotter and rainier than normal, with higher temps stretching out into September and October, too.
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Its design, considered progressive for the time, was based on a cruciform plant, with long wings of cells stretching out from a central atrium.
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And Mexico's Sinaloa drug cartel stepped in to meet all that new demand, stretching out its supply of heroin by cutting it with fentanyl.
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Stretching out in the back seat is not an option in the Cross Country, though average-size adults will find foot and legroom fine.
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On the days I wasn't scheduled to see him, I'd make sure he saw me in my sweaty glow, doing squats and stretching out.
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It's hard to make out exactly what Cris said but the message seemed pretty clear -- work on stretching out the wingspan on your hands!!
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Its parliament insists on a continued IMF presence to enforce budget savings and minimize the need for stretching out loans and freezing interest payments.
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We can just picture it now: the final bell ringing, people singing "school's out," and those carefree three months stretching out ahead of us.
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The five minute video begins with a small funnel cloud stretching out to make touchdown and quickly growing into a half-mile wide monster.
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Warren hasn't pitched in the majors since June 26, spending the past two-plus weeks in the minors stretching out for Wednesday's spot start.
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Angels and miscreants got in on the action, pushing and pulling, the Devil stretching out his hand and zapping everyone; God responded in kind.
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This is a clever way of stretching out the sale period, and we expect Currys PC World to pull this trick again this year.
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This is the fine edge patients must balance — stretching out the last moments of their lives before the option to control their deaths disappears.
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Onscreen, similar headlines overlay scenes of Ms. Warren on the campaign trail, often with her back to the camera and packed crowds stretching out.
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In addition, slavery was banned from any new states north of 297°225' latitude, a line stretching out from Missouri's border with the South.
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With fire seasons stretching out almost all year in the West, it's going to get harder to escape the risks of flames, smoke, and dust.
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In France, crowds packed the lawns stretching out beneath the Eiffel Tower, frenetically waving French flags as police struggled to keep them squeezed in place.
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In Mitski's view, stretching out a famous person's human proportions and rendering them into a symbol can be a "healthy" mode of catharsis for fans.
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The great musical brains over at Fox News are continuing to piss themselves for attention, stretching out this Radiohead debacle way past its logical end.
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It's absolutely stunning: the coast, stretching out to the north and then jutting east, is framed by pine forests on the hills in the distance.
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With those payments eating up more of household budgets, consumers have been stretching out their loans to better accommodate the cost of a new car.
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After concluding his speech, Sanders appeared to move in for a handshake -- which Clinton ignored by stretching out her arms and offering a hug, instead.
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In another memorable scene in which Wakanda's tribal leaders convene, one leader dons a tailored suit and a green plate stretching out his bottom lip.
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And it depends on which degree — bachelor's, master's, Ph.D. The toughest road is the one stretching out in front of people with newly minted doctorates.
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Also, if you make additional purchases using that credit card, you could be stretching out the life of the deferred interest you owe, Wu said.
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The two-week interlude between championship games and the Super Bowl is a smug exercise in stretching … out … the … hype … to … out … rage … ous … extremes.
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In addition, lowering standards and stretching out repayment times may be letting consumers buy cars and SUVs that may be out of their budget range.
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The conductor Constantinos Carydis brought a strong take to Mozart's familiar score, sometimes choosing quite fast tempos, other times stretching out the music's sublime passages.
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It was while Bodhidharma was stretching out during the nine years of meditation that he began to do the movements that would become kung fu.
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When asked last week about the game's lingering impact, fullback Darrel Young said, "Drama," stretching out the word, wagging a finger and smiling at a reporter.
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While, on one hand, I saw a limitless path stretching out in front of me, I also had a lot of questions: How does billing work?
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Initially the coin rolls on its side – almost upright, as if along a flat plain stretching out in front of it – in a large graceful circle.
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Sam stands on the other side of the door and reaches her arms up above her head, then folds at the waist, stretching out her legs.
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If each Sunmoonstar tape is a spring bloom, temporarily stretching out from underground to soak in the sunlight, this is most probably the most captivating yet.
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As is his wont, he then took those pieces and edited them down into these heavy grooves, stretching out accidental moments of transcendence into mathematical infinity.
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Like us, that little character making his way through a hellscape was always in the underworld, the horror stretching out in front of and behind him.
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" Stretching out an arm, she said: "And apparently these people are here to protest Trump because Trump and his kids have killed a lot of animals.
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He seemed oblivious to the mud himself, stretching out his own grimy pair on the black leather couch lining the wood-paneled interior of the bus.
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The difference between being alive and dead is, on this measure, easy to express: Death represents the end of QALYs, a zero stretching out into infinitude.
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Some high-end co-ops restrict home improvement — in any case, demolition — to the summer months, thus potentially stretching out a full-on renovation for years.
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Over 4,000 have been ordered in total, with the waiting list stretching out to the end of 2016 for those who are after a V8 model.
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The pieces aren't cheap by any means — $363 bralettes and $236 bottoms are the norm — but they hold up for a long time without stretching out.
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There were, as she points out, no hulking shopping malls, no skytrain, and no brake lights lined up in traffic jams stretching out to the horizon.
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Meanwhile of course we saw Democrats stretching out the nets to save Strzok at every turn using explosive denunciations and every lame parliamentary trick in the book.
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For people who've seen the short, the long version can feel like it's just marking time, stretching out the narrative until it's time for the familiar punch.
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I've been frustrated with Westworld's reliance on twists and reveals, especially where concealing information from the audience has meant stretching out plots past their sell-by date.
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That expanse of green, green grass stretching out beyond the advertising boards, just waiting for you to escape from your terraced prison and run all over it.
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Dancers, lounging on the carpet, move incrementally: Stretching out an arm, rising to sit and then melting onto the floor, they merge into one form before disengaging.
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Despite stretching out his arm, Dyson came up one yard short of the end zone, and the Rams walked away with the 23-16 Super Bowl victory.
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The window's arc of flowers framing a landscape of hills, stretching out in a gesture toward nature's vast sublimity, hints at eternity without invoking saints or angels.
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A few recent polls in Utah show him stretching out a more comfortable lead over Evan McMullin, a conservative candidate unaffiliated with a party, and Mrs. Clinton.
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But the Planetary Society estimated that about two weeks after the June 24 launch, the sail should unfurl, stretching out to about the size of a boxing ring.
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Because they are so potent that it just a little bit can be cut and mixed into other drugs such as heroin or pills, stretching out the supply.
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However, this time he made sure it was third time lucky and came down the final straight pointing to the crowd and stretching out his arms in celebration.
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Even reports that he kept sharks in tanks are unfair: they helped to soothe his nerves and anyway, he says, stretching out his hands, they weren't that big.
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Via Carota doesn't take reservations, but even on a seething Saturday night, with a line stretching out the door, a prime table had been conjured for her instantly.
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Analysts think China could add some conditions, such as stretching out the time frame for such purchases or relying on interpretations of W.T.O. rules that prohibit managed trade.
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Lines are stretching out the door for the grocery stores that have started to reopen in Texas as the remnants of Hurricane Harvey continue to soak the region.
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"As you continue through pregnancy, you want to focus less on your rectus abdominus muscles because they're going to be stretching out and it may cause tearing," says Kaiser.
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Mr. Epperson can't really sell an old-style Broadway number, but he does comic wonders in transforming standard-issue lines just by stretching out his "a's," British aristo style.
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The founding idea of this place is infinitude — mile after endless mile of cute houses connected by freeways and uninsulated power lines stretching out far into the forested hills.
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For a select group of people, awards season lasts all year long — it's an amorphous, slovenly beast, stretching out over months and months of festivals, reviews, and intense speculation.
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In June, Defence Minister Elisabetta Trenta said the government would not reduce its order of 90 F-35 jets but rather slow it down, stretching out its purchase plan.
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And today's high-end games increasingly have to justify their ballooning development costs by stretching out the amount of time those beautiful, expensive art assets appear on players' screens.
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One yells back and forth with a bus driver about how they're stretching out this series to make money, but I couldn't get the cop to repeat his words.
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It's also immense in size, stretching out in every direction, said to even incorporate the moon into its structure, all of it tangled up in exposed pipes and wirework.
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By stretching out Jack's death to fill two episodes (and, really, three if you count this coming Tuesday's funeral-centric hour), the show is not doing itself any favors.
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But in the key moments, he's still the Boy Scout, which is to say the godlike, morally superior American, stretching out his hand to the rest of the world.
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She couldn't remember the last time she had lain down to read during the day—it was like being a teen-ager, time stretching out voluptuously in all directions.
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A hilltop frontier Atop a hill overlooking Idlib sat a group of local Christian forces who support the Syrian government, plains of green and brown stretching out before them.
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"I go back to the dressing room, put on my long johns and I'm stretching out next to Jacques Laperrière," Drouin said, referring to the Hall of Fame defenseman.
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A talented home chef ("I cooks good," Ms. Haddish said, stretching out the double vowels like pulled taffy), she likes to fit in a cooking class whenever she can.
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Standing in the aisle of the drug store, products labeled with smiling women stretching out in both directions, I begin to wonder who gave us the dream of clear skin.
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Bushwick suffers from an aimless start, stretching out the revelation of the invaders' identity (referenced in the film's synopsis, so it's not exactly a secret) until well into the film.
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Golden State's second unit was stretching out a lead when Shaun Livingston brought the ball upcourt, shook Cameron Payne, and dropped in a fadeaway, drawing a foul in the process.
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The uppercut is a great technique to set up body shots because it encourages opponents to stand up straight, stretching out their midriff to present as much target as possible.
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The town had put up new street lights not long ago and amazingly, most are still standing, their midcentury-style white posts stretching out like angels' wings high above the destruction.
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But there is one great silver lining to stretching out your career: That additional time in the workforce gives you a lot more income-generating years to plan for your retirement.
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So we do this flowing, crescent, warrior-pose-type series, where your arms are reaching back, you're stretching out your upper back, you're flowing to get the whole body warmed up.
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While I don't know if I can afford to keep up such a pricey regimen, you can find me stretching out these serums, moisturizers, mascara and more until their last drop.
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Most economists say the higher the barriers for British firms to do business in the EU, the bigger the drag will be on economic growth stretching out into the decades ahead.
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For reasons no one can understand, most wall chargers are gigantic bulky messes that hog power strips, stretching out over other outlet spaces like a terrible seatmate on a crowded flight.
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Stretching out above them were countless stars wheeling overheard, with comets and meteors flashing across the inky canvass, all riven by a great white galactic belt that spanned the night sky.
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I read on an astronomy website that if you look up here on a clear night, the naked eye will see the entire Milky Way stretching out across the black sky.
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Today's most essential club music proudly, and very necessarily, keeps evolving—stretching out across borders, embracing likeminded musical languages, magnetically drawn to new rhythms and tempos—forever in love with motion.
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The rest of Culture II settles into a solid, reliable blur, stretching out Migos's signature triplet rhythms, skittering downtempo beats, and ticky-tocky back-and-forth timed ad libs ad infinitum.
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WITH EMERALD-GREEN tea plantations stretching out as far as the eye can see, the town of Nandi Hills has its fortunes planted firmly in the rich, red soil of Kenya's highlands.
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Harry then tried it himself, stretching out his arms and standing on one leg — and the sweet encounter was all captured in a series of videos by Daily Mail reporter Rebecca English.
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And the mostly older crowd, decked out in their Bad Brains and David Bowie and Richard Hell shirts, eat it all up, stretching out their hands for a chance to touch his.
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As a web exclusive, she also performed "Los Ageless" (for which she also released a music video earlier this week), featuring some disembodied legs stretching out and flexing in knee-high boots.
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"From above, you see the Sacred Valley stretching out for miles on either side of you, and across you see more of the amazing Andes mountains," says Scott Carr of Tulsa, Okla.
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They'll role-play together, stretching out a strangulation fantasy for minutes rather than the seconds it'd take to choke someone out in real life, then playing with the "dead" partner's limp body.
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Down a long corridor in the south wing you'll find a four-room master suite that spans 1,500 square feet floating above Central Park with the universe stretching out in every direction.
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By stretching out the umbrella of the 1972 Clean Water Act, Obama and former EPA administrator Gina McCarthy were able to secure protection of almost 60 percent of the nation's bodies of water.
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The Celtics were not good in the playoffs when Baynes played the five, and they morphed into savages when Horford bumped up to the position, stretching out lineups that feasted on both ends.
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SOCHI, Russia (Reuters) - Formula One heads home after four opening long-haul races with the championship finely balanced between champions Mercedes and Ferrari and the prospect of an intense battle stretching out ahead.
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What a shame that both miracles and radio waves are invisible, because it would be quite a sight: ribbons of marvel and sound stretching out straight and true from all over the world.
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At the House of Eternal Return, I saw the ticket line stretching out the door toward the giant metal sculptures of a wolf and a robot smelling a flower in the parking lot.
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When such situations arise, she helps couples figure out how much flexibility they have to make adjustments — stretching out student loan payments, for example — that affect their current situation and long-term goals.
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Animal Collective's co-founder Noah Lennox has released six solo albums under this zoological alias, stretching out the band's signature experimental, reverb-heavy dance music to include even more unexpected sounds and forms.
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But the end of Us, pulling out to reveal a line of tethered, stretching out hand in hand to the horizon, refuses to let her be alone in her accountability or her ruthless climb.
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And, consumers are stretching out the length of auto loans to afford new-car purchases: As of June, the average loan length was closing in on 21.9 months — two months shy of six years.
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But these women are aware of their privilege, and so many I met are actively trying to use that privilege to help others, stretching out a hand to help the women following behind them.
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Stretching out over an area the size of North America and Russia combined, it is one of the most intense storms ever observed on Mars, and Opportunity is right in the center of it.
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Formed by volcanic activity some 50 million years ago, Giant's Causeway is an assortment of tens of thousands of black cylindrical basalt rocks stretching out into the sea that separates Northern Ireland from Scotland.
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Face-touching can be a hard impulse to resist, so experts recommend you replace the urge with a different movement, such as clenching your fists, sitting on your hands, or stretching out your arms.
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And, consumers are stretching out the length of auto loans to afford new-car purchases: As of July, the average loan length was closing in on 231 months — two months shy of six years.
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I'm still not sure where Perpetual Grace LTD will go after a first season of 10 episodes (I've seen four), but Conrad is really good at stretching out his storytelling without slowing things down.
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Countries outside the bloc are unlikely to sit down for detailed negotiations with Britain until they know the terms of its new EU deal, raising the prospect of negotiations stretching out for years to come.
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I knew I wanted to do a lot of landscape work and be able to show the Milky Way stretching out over the sky, so finding a good, fast, wide lens was essential for me.
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We began by doing a warm-up that included scissor kicks and high knees to get our heart rates up, and then brought heart rates down again by stretching out the leg and arm muscles.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany wants to extend a price brake for drugs covered by statutory health insurance for five years beyond 2017, stretching out the measure introduced in 2009, a draft law seen by Reuters shows.
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After riding my horse to some unmarked destination in the wilderness, I—as my character, grizzled cowboy Arthur Morgan—found myself on a high ridge, with a pointed overlook stretching out over the valley beneath.
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MONZA, Italy (Reuters) - Canadian Lance Stroll will start Sunday's Italian Grand Prix with the Mercedes of triple Formula One world champion Lewis Hamilton alongside and a clear view of the Monza straight stretching out ahead.
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In stretching out a hand of friendship to Havana, President Obama has opened a window into a future of communication and cooperation not only between the governments of both nations but between their peoples too.
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Stretching out desperately to hold on but maybe feeling the exertions of his 10,000 meters title win eight days earlier when he was spiked and suffered a knee injury, Farah was also overtaken by Chelimo.
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As with any change to the status quo, Horner saw a development battle stretching out from the start of the season in Australia on March 26 all the way to Abu Dhabi on Nov. 26.
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Germany, Europe's biggest market for medicines, said in July it wanted to extend a price brake for drugs covered by statutory health insurance for five years beyond 2017, stretching out the measure introduced in 2009.
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"Macroeconomic uncertainties are stretching out," Infineon Chief Executive Reinhard Ploss told analysts, adding that the company would put in place a temporary headcount freeze by the end of June to get a handle on costs.
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ANONYMOUS I applaud your sensitivity to the possibly ugly chain reaction here: You tell your roomie she is stretching out your clothes; she feels bad about her weight, which turns to icy resentment toward you.
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"Borders," the record's closer, is the one that'll really catch in your throat, a cosmic "Song to the Siren" jam, in which Roby offers an abstract summoning, stretching out syllables, calling out to spirits unseen.
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This year 12 acts performed overlapping sets on three stages in what proved a joyful and often raucous celebration of diversity and culture's uncanny knack for slipping through borders and stretching out roots underneath walls.
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That includes stretching out the party planning over the entire 13-episode season, and plenty of heartfelt moments, such as Penelope's tearful monologue about the strain of being a single mom, which is real and touching.
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It just plants a question in the watcher's head and lets it fester, lets it take root, until all you're left with is this veritable redwood stretching out of your head and screaming into the void.
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And, consumers are stretching out the length of the loan to afford new-car purchases: as of March, the average loan length was closing in on 210 months, up from under 2000 months five years ago.
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The Alexandrine line is unwieldy at the best of times, although Claude Perron handles it with admirable panache as the fierce housemaid Dorine in this version, confidently stretching out the throaty vowels of "j'enrage" and "gloire".
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"True believers are among the meanest people I've ever met," she says, stretching out her legs in a cozy living room filled with books on poetry, religious icons and a photo of her posing with Oprah.
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We're standing on the edge of a cliff on a remote Texas ranch, a long patch of rocky desert stretching out below to the verdant banks of the Rio Grande, a silver ribbon 2 miles distant.
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Following its exit from eight years of bailouts in August, Greece must run primary (before interest payments) budget surpluses stretching out 40 years in order to repay the huge euro zone loans that it has received.
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The law has held up remarkably well since the 1970s, but Intel—the biggest adopter of Moore's chip guidance—has shown signs of chip miniaturization slowing, stretching out Moore's original two-year prediction to 2.5 years.
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After two years of world travel and blatant misuse, they're in much better shape than my previous surfing wetsuits were; they're not thinning or stretching out, and the seams, tape, and glue have all held tightly.
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These socks are made out of a high-density knit blend of polyester, nylon, and spandex, so they are snug and resilient, conforming well to your feet with zero stretching out even during hours of use.
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I was standing in the middle of a mint farm in central Oregon, the fields stretching out far to my left and right, the snow-capped Cascade mountain range ahead of me—enormous even at a distance.
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My ears popped as I rose higher and higher in the elevator until, finally, I was rewarded with a sweeping view of the skyline and the glittering blue water of the Singapore Strait stretching out before me.
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It turns out that catering to mass audiences, conforming to FCC regulations, and stretching out stories to perfectly fit a 22-episode season is a high-wire act that usually winds up compromising a show's critical acclaim.
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With just under a month left to play – and with the endless expanse of summer stretching out before our eyes – we must savour these last few games, cherish them like we do our few remaining famous people.
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While euro zone ministers did not make an unconditional promise of debt relief, they spelled out criteria for stretching out maturities on Greece's loans and the grace period before it has to start paying interest on them.
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The deal with Gjoka Konstruksion is the first under a $1 billion plan by the government stretching out to 2021 to sign up companies to build roads using their own funds and be repaid over 13 years.
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When you are a woman and still working in Hollywood, an anniversary like that is more than a personal milestone, it's a cinematic miracle, particularly when you are an actress stretching out in toothsome, age-appropriate roles.
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As such, Nixon was a model for Mad Men's Don Draper and, after stretching out the Vietnam War for four additional years, his reign helped inspire the evil Galactic Empire in Star Wars (according to George Lucas).
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Asian buyers have so far resisted taking on producers over pricing or what they see as restrictive clauses in long-term contracts, some stretching out for decades, but abundant supplies look to be driving a change of heart.
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You can collect coins on the side of the trail by stretching out the Ring-Con and sucking them up, and you can destroy obstacles like boxes by squeezing the ring, letting out a powerful burst of air.
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The process involved assembling multiple photos to create wider panoramic vistas that could be animated, as well as finding images photographed in sequence that could be used to create longer animations by slowing and stretching out the motion.
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The first strike, to open the scoring, was pure predator: that rare ability that strikers have to somehow turn up at the right place and the right time, stretching out a leg, lifting the ball over Keylor Navas.
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People speak of the imperative to pursue a more "spiritual" practice in old age, of looking backwards unencumbered by the veil of material desire to the infinite repetition and reinvention of history, the mirrors stretching out in all directions.
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After six days of (attempting to) surf each morning and stretching out with yoga in the evening, I got the train north to Kochi for the start of my next adventure: trekking in the mountains of the Western Ghats.
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For the amount of times we've heard — and guiltily said and written — that exact statement... While we may still be stretching out the wear of our matching silk sets, the slip dress is ready to dump its pajama moniker.
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That said, if your new bra only fits on the tightest setting and you cannot comfortably use the last hook, you may want to go down a band size to ensure you won't be stretching out your bra prematurely.
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Six passengers and two crew members died trying to walk out, while those who huddled in the plane survived for 19 days before help arrived, partly by stretching out the emergency rations of American Spam kept on the plane.
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Narrated by Kerouac's character Sal Paradise, the work itself is a road trip, originally written on a single scroll with no paragraph breaks, much like a highway stretching out before a driver aching to get on the road again.
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This kind of good-natured play is par for the course for Takahashi, whose previous work includes Katamari, a game about rolling objects into a giant ball, and Noby Noby Boy, a game about stretching out a giant worm.
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In one scene, Bin takes Qiao to the countryside, where he teaches her how to shoot with an illegal gun, an inactive volcano stretching out across the landscape behind them, its purifying cinders giving the film its cryptic title.
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While stretching out the life of some of its products, GM said it will continue an aggressive launch schedule in China, where it continues to realize substantial profits and plans to introduce more than 60 new or refreshed models by 2020.
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The other EU member states want it to pay its share of the spending commitments that were agreed when it was a member, stretching out some years, as well as possibly funds to cover the pensions of British EU staff.
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A nuclear detonation from one of today's more powerful weapons would cause a fatality rate of 80 to 95 percent in the blast zone stretching out to a radius of 4 kilometers — although "severe damage" could reach six times as far.
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Federal regulations went further, creating a way for immigrants ICE didn't choose to release to seek a "periodic redetermination" of their detention — a bond hearing — in front of an immigration judge if their detention was stretching out for months or years.
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Wednesday night, with the week still stretching out before you and many meetings to go before the break, you can cook something fast and simple, so as to keep you from ordering in: chickpea harissa soup, for instance, from Ali Slagle.
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Whether you're practicing yoga daily or just stretching out once in a while, the 4.7mm thick padded mat will keep your hands, knees, and feet cushioned against any hard floor and will support your back as you relax into savasana.
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"Run and tell everybody / Run and tell everybody that Laetitia is / A small fish," she cries out, delicately leaning into the syllables of her own name and stretching out the word "is" as though her whole being depended on it.
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John said it was difficult to devise a Sonia rate stretching out months into the future as there is no real market to underpin it and she wants to avoid benchmarks based on quotes or estimates rather than actual transactions.
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For the 240% of buyers who roll their negative equity into a new loan — up from 2700% five years ago — it generally means stretching out their loan over more time and paying a higher interest rate and larger monthly payment.
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They were able to determine that the clump was moving toward, rather than away from, the black hole because the light was redshifted, meaning the speed of the inward-moving stuff was stretching out the light waves and making them appear redder.
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And, consumers are stretching out the length of auto loans to afford new-car purchases: As of April, the average loan length was closing in on 70 months — two months shy of six years — up from about 66.5 months five years ago.
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In contrast to the screensaver on Esther's phone, which shows Maida as a bright 16-year-old in her Sunday best, her life stretching out before her, in the new footage there is no happy grin, and Maida's future is decidedly uncertain.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK. Take a trip out of central London on the Piccadilly Line, and within an hour, you'll arrive at Hatton Cross, a tangled suburb of concrete buildings, snaking roadways, and sallow fields stretching out to the horizon.
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In the new work, they gently pulled on participants' fingers that were hidden out of sight, while simultaneously performing the same motion at a faster speed, and longer than the actual finger, within view—as if they were stretching out an invisible finger.
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While Jay's version of "Lucifer" is all laser-focused bombast (including the famous "welcome to the murder capital where we murder for capital"), Wayne's is loose and playful, as interested in stretching out his voice as it is in landing its lines.
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But lost in the depths of the fjord in Oslo, stretching out from the capital, is a trove that would please any intrepid archaeologist or Nordic noir sleuth: sunken Viking trinkets, bullion from Hitler's prized warship and, possibly, a few victims of homicide.
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Currently, between 1,753 to 1,800 summonses per week are issued for prohibited transit conduct — including jumping turnstiles, stretching out in subways cars and on platforms, smoking and drinking alcohol — which is about 16 percent more than in 2016, according to police officials.
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It's a hymnal, at points: "Don't go looking for the reasons / Don't go asking Jesus why / We're not meant to know the answers / They belong to the by and by," he sings, only stretching out into a flourish at the very end.
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Thanks to rising water temperature and its negative effects on the algae that keeps coral alive, reefs that were once buzzing metropolises of kaleidoscopic sea life are currently the ocean's cemeteries, stretching out for miles and miles like a pale white skeleton.
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The Dark Tower, on the other hand, was a confused, generic would-be series-launcher, and Spike TV's The Mist and the Audience Network's Mr. Mercedes series have both been accused of stretching out their stories until their energies get lost along the way.
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The screen, stretching out to all four corners of the bezel-less display, comes to life in a way so equally pleasant and eye-popping that you can understand why user experience designers likely spent weeks, if not months, on that one, subtle activation moment.
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When something as simple as Hulk's shoulder, or the appearance of Rocket's snout stretching out beneath my eyes, can do so much in creating the illusion, it's a shame that something as fundamental as turning your body 180 degrees by flicking a joystick breaks it.
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Bend your punch slightly and the spring-like limbs of your character will do the same, stretching out and arcing, perhaps to strike a dodging opponent, perhaps to avoid an environmental obstacle, of which there are several across an array of imaginatively singular stages.
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Ireland has taken advantage of record low funding rates over the past two years to issue longer-dated debt at progressively lower cost, stretching out the maturity of its stock of debt by selling 15-, 30- and a small amount of 100-year bonds.
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Cabello sounds as beautiful and languid as she usually does, but it's Pharrell's vocal which also steals the show here: enunciating for his life, he moves between playfully stretching out words and sensually whispering them, and it makes for a listen that is exhilarating.
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Moving into single-camera naturalism, Lorre carries with him the structures and comic sensibilities of the multicamera network sitcom — he just slows the pace, stretching out the setups, and ratchets down the jokes, as if explosive laughs would be unseemly in these quieter surroundings.
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Clemson used a 31-yard field goal to get within 31-27, but Alabama kick returner Kenyan Drake carved through the coverage on the ensuing kickoff, taking it 95 yards and stretching out the ball to hit the pylon for a touchdown with 7:31 left.
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Peter May—the president of Research Casting International, who was responsible for building the 122-foot-long replica—talked to Gizmodo to explain the process by which his team casted and assembled the skeleton into the full titanosaur you can see stretching out across the museum now.
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After stretching out from a long flight, I love winding my way through the airport following signs in exotic languages, through a hopefully quick and easy customs and border control, and into the expansive terminals that usher new visitors onto the next phase of their trip.
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Along with his reputation for excess — long shows spanning four, sometimes eight, hours, created by stretching out material through endless repetition — Fabre's frequent misogyny, occasional animal cruelty, and general pomposity that goes with being King of Belgian Dance, have made past experiences of his work occasionally unbearable.
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As his stage name implies, the D.J. and producer Pete Dougherty makes out-of-this-world disco and house music that's rooted in pop structures; he is equally deft at creating earwormy electro jams and stretching out on inventive remixes for artists like Nile Rodgers and Robyn.
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Clemson used a 31-yard field goal to get within 31-27, but Alabama kick returner Kenyan Drake carved through the coverage on the ensuing kickoff, taking it 95 yards and stretching out the ball to hit the pylon for a touchdown with 413:31 left.
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It's tempting to call it a development on her talents as a composer of slow-moving synthesizer compositions, but as that Wiese quote illustrates, time is a fantasy, especially in music like this, whose primary effect is stretching out the spaces between moments and filling them with improbable color.
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Friedman, playing the role of a twisted game-show host, has the camera wait on this moment, stretching out the awkwardness, then adding surreal touches that will look extremely familiar to fans of Tim and Eric, who more than any other comics defined the aesthetic of Adult Swim.
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Related: Not So Fast: ETA for California's $68 Billion Bullet Train Project Uncertain as Costs Rise Compounding this problem is the fact that, even after it's all out of the testing phase, there are plans for modernization and upgrades stretching out as far as the eye can see.
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"715 (Creeks)" presents his voice alone, naked and unaccompanied, except when little bubbles of double-tracked electronic air erupt through his pharynx, elongating vowels, warping consonants, and stretching out the contours of natural singing until one's conscious mind mutters ironic distance and the unconscious writhes at the earnest expression of pain.
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In Peterborough, the stroll takes in new middle-class suburbs serving the city's booming retail and logistics industries, streets where betting shops, pubs and hair salons mingle with Polish delis and supermarkets and finally vegetable fields (often worked by eastern European migrants) stretching out into the flat, big-skied fenland.
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Phalloplasty, pioneered by a Russian doctor using rib cartilage in 1936, often involves stretching out the remaining urethra and using nerves, skin, blood vessels, and muscle from a person's arm or thigh to create a new phallus, often adding in an internal pump structure to allow them to artificially create erections.
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Inland flooding: An anomalously strong area of high pressure stretching out to the storm's north, over the western Atlantic, is what is forcing the storm to turn west, into the U.S. The same high pressure area is forecast to cause the hurricane to cross the coast and hit the brakes, to devastating effect.
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The tape, as Nef told me over the phone, finds him stretching out, showcasing rap talent on songs like the Mozzy-featuring "Devils Team," embracing a lively twist on the Bay Area party song formula with "#Saydaat," and playing around with silly cadences and Auto-Tune on "Betta Run," among other adventures.
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Letter of Recommendation Now that the World Cup in Russia is more than half over and the prospect of waiting another four years for the tournament to come round again is stretching out ahead of me like a Siberian steppe, I have begun to feel pre-emptive nostalgia for the games that remain.
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"Sometimes, when I was behind the wheel, with an endless shift stretching out ahead of me like the open road, I daydreamed about a different kind of job -- a job where I could choose when, where and how much I worked and still make enough money to feed my family," he wrote.
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Drawing her imagery from "Kill Commies/Maypole," a painting from her 1960s War Series, she literalizes that work's depiction of severed heads dangling from strings by attaching aluminum heads, many with protruding tongues (something of a signature in Spero's work), to colored ribbons stretching out from a 35-foot-tall metal pole.
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QHD+ simply tacks on an extra few rows of pixels to the familiar Quad HD, with the new LG Display panel stretching out to 2880 x 1440 resolution (yes, 2:1 would also be an accurate way of addressing the screen ratio, but the ":9" is a helpful reference point to more familiar aspect ratios).
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As he did in choosing Justice Gorsuch, Mr. Trump turned the selection process into a kind of Supreme Court sweepstakes, conducting a parade of interviews, promising a blockbuster choice and stretching out his decision-making over a weekend at his golf club in New Jersey before the prime-time appearance at the White House.
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Pros: Comfortable and supportive memory foam base, soft Sherpa cover, removable cover is machine washable and dryer safe, waterproof cover protects the memory foam, non-slip bottom, classic shape for curling up or stretching out,Cons: Soft outer cover is not moisture-resistant, may not withstand heavy chewing, smallest size is not for dogs weighing more than 35 pounds, memory foam may have an initial odor
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Among the jobs for Thomas Pesquet, a 22016-year-old Frenchman currently there on a six-month stint: using virtual reality to gauge the effects of zero gravity on his hand-eye coordination, trying out a suit designed to keep weightlessness from stretching out his spine, analyzing the microbes in his water and directing a robot in the Netherlands from about 240 miles up.
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After a long night of hosting, Hadid headed back to the airport Monday morning in yet another look more fit for the runway than a cramped middle seat (just kidding, we know she's stretching out on a PJ): a white Victoria Beckham slip dress, Karen Walker sunglasses a shearling jacket worn off the shoulders (if you didn't know, the current crop of supermodels is very averse to using sleeves correctly) and Stuart Weitzman ankle booties.
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The parallels to anti-war work by George Grosz and Otto Dix are hard to miss in works like the painting of a tortured figure "Latin American Victims of Dictators, Oppression, and Death" (226), or the spectacular wood cutout sculpture "El Dictador" (22017), which features a grotesque caricature bust of Castro, with a monstrous tongue stretching out of its mouth, erupting from the chest of a screaming skeleton rendered in the style of Cuba's Day of the Dead iconography.
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It was only a matter of time, the thought went, before the devastation wreaked in parts of America and Canada—by heroin suppliers stretching out supplies with cheaper, more potent fentanyl—would start to be mirrored in the UK and Europe On January 18, three dealers busted in April 2017 were jailed for a total of 43 years for selling 2,800 packages of fentanyl and 635g of pure carfentanil over the darknet from their storage unit in Leeds, West Yorkshire.
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