Watch the two hilarious take turns describing more movies below.
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We would take turns visiting every weekend for a year.
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We take turns showering quickly and then get to bed.
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Kris and Kim basically take turns telling Kourtney she's lazy.
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We all take turns going around the room and talking.
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You then take turns hawking a loonie at the bin.
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"We usually take turns posting on our Instagram," she explains.
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Policymakers usually take turns giving their view of the economy.
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Invite guests to take turns saying favorite things about book.
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Mr. Aucoin and Ken Noda take turns at the piano.
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We line up the Pepsi cans and take turns shooting.
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Finally, Stein and Ward take turns blowing sparks over top.
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Members of the church take turns serving on the team.
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For example, when we eat together, we take turns cooking.
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"We all take turns being chumps around here," he explains.
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Ernest and I offered to take turns standing in line.
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EHNI We take turns holding things up for each other.
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We take turns reading chapters and catching up to each other.
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In the clip, they all take turns holding baby Ariana Sky.
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He said he and his colleagues would take turns to monitor.
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WORK/PLAY Jamie and I take turns working on Sunday afternoons.
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We take turns getting up and grabbing water and adjusting ourselves.
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We take turns watching them, depending on our own days off.
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" Pharrell and Wu also take turns to sporadically shout out "Zhongguo!
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They take turns hosting, and this month is my mom's turn.
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E. and friend continue drinking and take turns paying for rounds.
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Even the big traditional schools take turns sitting on the bench.
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Next, choose a partner and take turns reading your descriptions aloud.
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At times, men in pairs take turns to partner each other.
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" When the lane was ending, the last signs read: "Take turns.
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It might be four bikes, y'all gotta take turns on them.
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I don't think of MAZEs as things people take turns doing.
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On Assault maps, teams take turns attacking and defending two points.
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We take turns paying for dates, and this time J. pays.
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EXERCISE Sarah and I take turns working out on Sunday evenings.
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They take turns sharing what they are thankful for this year.
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Watch as Lucie and Connor take turns playing truth-or-dare Jenga.
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We take turns paying for Seamless orders, and today it's my turn.
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The males and females take turns incubating, brooding and feeding the birds.
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Drunk kids would take turns kicking padded soccer balls on the street.
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We'd take turns checking on her in Atlanta when things were bad.
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Since the team is so small, we all take turns doing them.
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The two sides continue to take turns until the interviews are over.
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Then, exchange your work with others, or take turns reading them aloud.
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Belgium and the Netherlands take turns in participating in the coalition's airstrikes.
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The controls loosen when I slid, making it hard to take turns.
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They take turns punching Al, then steal his watch and gold chain.
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TRAINING DAY Zoe and I take turns going out for a run.
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They would take turns directing the action and bossing each other around.
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Pairs of shooters stood together, practicing how they would take turns shooting.
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Watch as Levin and Fink take turns with the R29 Funhouse block game.
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Waiters take turns sitting with me because my friend is taking so long.
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There will be plenty of little ones to take turns at the wheel.
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Each guy will take turns modeling a Speedo, followed by a talent competition.
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The players take turns dropping colored discs into the vertical plastic playing board.
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Mr Mostue's bag is oddly heavy and the veterans take turns lifting it.
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Maybe when we're older we can do it together — take turns and rotate.
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Duce and I take turns at our cell window narrating what we see.
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Cells are often so crowded that detainees take turns lying down to sleep.
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The twins, like all high school students in Ghana, now must take turns.
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I'm using it to teach her how to take turns and play games.
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In a pack, runners can take turns keeping a pace and blocking headwinds.
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We always take turns doing toasts, and it happened to be his turn.
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At one point, they take turns inflating a boat with a hand pump.
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Without revealing the name of your organism, take turns reading your description aloud.
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We take turns switching between me watching Netflix and him playing on his PS4.
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We both take turns sleeping next to her and cleaning up a big mess.
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Meek seems focused and happy as his friends take turns riding around with him.
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The kids play, and the adults hang out and take turns with the baby.
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Each of the participants will take turns reciting 15 reasons why they're against SB4.
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It was overkill to have seven people take turns talking from the network's studio.
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Read each question out loud and take turns answering it with your SO. 3.
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She and I take turns hosting each other for dinner every week or two.
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"You read this," they directed to each other as they attempted to take turns.
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Once we're there, we take turns buying rounds while we wait for our table.
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Facebook, Twitter and Google seem to take turns making the wrong kinds of headlines.
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During the final encounter, randomly charged players take turns exposing the boss to damage.
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Black and White take turns placing their stones on empty intersections on the grid.
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After group work, the skaters take turns racing each other in individual time trials.
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Unlike the groups whose songs they appropriate here, the Bikinis take turns singing lead.
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And so the nurses take turns disappearing behind one of the set's dirty walls.
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Six magicians take turns in entertaining visitors in a small theater within the museum.
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We just would take turns sending people out for water and held the spot.
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It's almost like Battlefield V is letting different visions for the series take turns.
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They had been lining up to take turns to hold single-person protest pickets.
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The peaks could take turns as Sweden's highest point over the next few years.
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Afterward we go to the dome, where visitors take turns looking through the telescope.
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Typically, members on a team take turns to complete different parts of a course.
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In previous debates, the candidates got to take turns directly responding to one another.
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Thomas and Maggie take turns lying on the floor beside her until she's asleep.
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It requires two skiers to take turns skiing three legs each of 1.25 kilometers.
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We snack on white bean dip, toast, and cucumbers as we take turns soothing him.
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Kim, Kourtney, Kylie, and Kendall all take turns asking their grandmother questions about her life.
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We try to keep things pretty even, so we take turns paying for dinner/activities.
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The 5-year-old child said that the two parents would "take turns" spanking her.
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After that we do a 35-minute yoga video together, and then take turns showering.
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Both Piccard and the project's chief executive, André Borschberg, take turns to fly the plane.
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Watch as Cassey and Lucie take turns playing Jenga — and doing their best emoji impressions.
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Every Monday night, my sister, her boyfriend, E., and I take turns making a soup.
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Mars and Venus will also take turns opposing Neptune on September 24 and 29, respectively.
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For round one, the men take turns ripping off their robes and baring it all.
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My husband and I will take turns to run errands, or just bring the baby.
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My ex-husband and I used to take turns selecting films for our movie nights.
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They take turns holding it up to their ears and running it through their fingers.
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We would take turns singing, or sing together, and Dad would get up there, too.
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Someone would bang on the door to create a beat, and we'd take turns freestyling.
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We often take turns asking it questions and giving it commands during a busy breakfast.
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They take turns to inspect diaries in the cabin dating back long before the war.
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We would always take turns holding him, or he was always right next to us.
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According to Variety, Today anchors, including Savannah Guthrie, will take turns hosting the 9 a.m.
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The employees would take turns sitting and talking with her every time she came in.
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There's Elle and Dakota Fanning, who seem to take turns playing precocious teens and twentysomethings.
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British units take turns rotating into the front lines, where a German attack is imminent.
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Shows usually have three or four performers who take turns, with amusing banter in between.
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After you've chosen your starting teams, take turns adding to the "keep" and "donate" piles.
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"Huge soft, tiny hard, green, orange, and apple," McKinnon and Bryant take turns listing off.
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I suggested we take turns reading to each other just one page at a time.
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US production costs have also risen as the two economic superpowers take turns throwing haymakers.
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We'd take turns, and each time I'd try to "crack" the theme before he did.
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Expect plenty of different programs to take turns in the spotlight from now until March.
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I think that (Ray Spalding) and (Jaylen Johnson), they take turns starting, flipping a coin.
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And they take turns guarding the church&aposs one unlocked door around the clock, Goldsmith said.
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But in a share situation, participating families need to hash out who hosts, or take turns.
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NATO countries take turns to do four-month stints at Amari; currently the Germans are there.
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Entrants take turns running their routines, which feature a variety of highly athletic kicks and stalls.
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There's a moment in Mean Girls when The Plastics take turns picking apart their own bodies.
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Some work solo, while others work in teams and take turns driving while the other sleeps.
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Players take turns to spin an onscreen bottle, which determines their partner for the next activity.
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The actresses will take turns playing Regina and her unhappy, alcohol-soaked sister-in-law, Birdie.
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Family members can take turns to discover who is the most spellbinding storyteller of them all.
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Students are expected to take turns cleaning — sweeping, mopping, taking out trash and even cleaning bathrooms.
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They take turns one upping each other about whose pussy is drier from lack of sex.
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Before the assault, players take turns playing cards that modify how that attack will play out.
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Boldly, Ms. Bayle uses just five actors, who all take turns playing male and female roles.
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Take turns with your father, sister and brothers, sitting with your mother and holding her hand.
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In best-of-three, teams take turns banning two maps, with the final three maps played.
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Four pianists will take turns providing the music in the accompanist's equivalent of a relay event.
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We stop on the way back and grab gas (we take turns and it's C.'s turn).
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When they started throwing telephone numbers to each other, men and women had to take turns (pictured).
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You can tell people to take turns during a conversation and to listen to one another more.
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The rules of the game are simple: Corden and Ramsay take turns asking each other uncomfortable questions.
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The four of us meet every Sunday evening and take turns giving feedback on each other's stories.
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Children and adults alike then take turns to sit on its back as they pose for photos.
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We take turns taking showers afterwards because our shower isn't very big, and we can't both fit.
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This makes sense only in the light of the split-second timing with which speakers take turns.
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Then, we attended a BDSM workshop, and each couple was asked to take turns slapping the other.
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They take turns occupying the area within Beijing's sixth ring road, which flips over every 24 hours.
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Yet they take turns, each listening to the other, interested and indulgent, before spinning a different scenario.
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In light, comic bits, the performers take turns going down the line, as in a classroom exercise.
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He also has a book club, where he and other kids take turns reading to one another.
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Some ultra-long flights can have five pilots on board to take turns between flying and resting.
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One coworker told me about her deal with her boyfriend — they take turns for normal, everyday expenses.
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You take turns to guess what item your friend was thinking of, and whoever guesses quickest, wins.
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Kim, Paula, and Lis take turns spending the night with me the first few days back home.
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The room was so crowded that the women had to take turns sleeping in shifts and standing.
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The kids take turns hosting, but nothing is set in stone in terms of a rotation, etc.
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Under the compromise-minded Swiss system, the seven cabinet members take turns to serve as national president.
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Two of her novels are epistolary, so that the characters take turns speaking in the first person.
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Then he set up life-size statues in their place and had volunteers take turns replacing them.
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The regional Fed presidents take turns as voting members of the Fed's committee that sets interest rates.
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"They really try to take turns so one parent is always with the kids," the source said.
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"They really try to take turns so one parent is always with the kids," the insider said.
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Carefully. Personally, my husband and I take turns traveling back and forth, sometimes meeting in the middle.
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We file out of the van and take turns riding a taxi up and down the same block.
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His father offered to tag along so they could take turns behind the wheel of the family's Jetta.
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Jinwar has a council in which women take turns each month acting as the leader of the village.
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Since September, hundreds of Huichols have organized themselves to take turns camping on the land and standing guard.
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They take turns picking out rainbow flags, hats and leis and pose in front of a mermaid backdrop.
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WIRED caught up with Piccard and his co-pilot, André Borschberg (they take turns flying) in Silicon Valley.
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An estimated 44 members of those committees will take turns asking questions of the 33-year-old executive.
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We walk across Waverly Bridge and take turns snapping couple photos with the pretty sunset in the background.
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How it's played: Cricket has two teams of 11 players that take turns batting and playing the field.
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In Jenga, players take turns removing individual blocks from a tower, without touching other blocks while doing so.
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She and Phillip take turns to sit in the car with the dogs at all times, even overnight.
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We usually take turns paying so he picks up this tab, knowing I'll get drinks at the concert.
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"There is a tendency to kind of round robin where people will take turns to speak," Paul explains.
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In hour-long sessions, healthy ants take turns licking the injured mate's severed legs, treating the open wounds.
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In the clip, Kang and Jenner, 65, take turns whacking a ball, with Kang being declared the winner.
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We take turns cooking and this week is hers, so I've successfully avoided buying dinner before going out.
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We all get up and take turns showering, since we're meeting my sister and parents for lunch soon.
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Armed men sit in the shade at makeshift checkpoints and take turns to extort money from passers-by.
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The two young women who take turns bringing Zari to life say these children's reaction is not unusual.
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Order your favorite rolls, and then take turns arranging them on each other's bodies and then eating them.
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We live really close together and hang out a lot, so we generally take turns paying for drinks.
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Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile, and Sprint all take turns claiming supremacy in their TV and web ads.
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But as investors take turns fishing for a bottom, one trader warns there could be more downside ahead.
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We'll take turns rocking the baby, and closing our eyes behind our sunglasses while my parents entertain River.
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The arrangement occurs when a couple keeps one home for their children and take turns living in it.
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Othello players take turns placing discs on a green board divided into squares, eight across and eight down.
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Money is tossed, handed, or pinned onto the couple while different guests take turns dancing with the newlyweds.
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Once the chick has hatched, the parents will take turns rearing their offspring and finding food at sea.
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There's also a crew-rest compartment near the galley, letting pilots take turns resting during long-haul flights.
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There are eight runners in each team and they take turns to run non-stop for 24 hours.
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When the Big Two aren't starting the break, they can take turns rim-running or trailing the play.
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"People move less as they get older," Ngo says, as we take turns performing batteries of pull ups.
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Gabriel Jesus and Neymar take turns nutmegging Serbs and, together, walk the ball into the six-yard box.
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Before each game starts, teams take turns banning and then picking which characters, or champions, they will play.
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Classes begin with Red Army songs, and students take turns reciting revolutionary stories featuring Japanese spies as villains.
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On Fridays, the commissioners take turns receiving the family members of crime victims and listening to their stories.
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They had to take turns with two other families — 14 people in all — to use a single bathroom.
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In Satir's method, patients take turns posing one another in groups to depict key moments in their lives.
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Best yet, you can program the holographic wolves to take turns reading your toddlers The Three Little Pigs.
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Even during the regular season, it seemed as if Lowry and DeRozan would take turns carrying the offensive burden.
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Once a month I meet up with three other single women, and we each take turns picking the restaurant.
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My GF starts packing for her trip home tomorrow, and we take turns tidying and vacuuming up dog hair.
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More first responders arrive and take turns giving Costello CPR before defibrillating her and moving her to an ambulance.
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FIVE 280-year-old students take turns to give a three-minute presentation at Koishikawa high school in Tokyo.
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Now, he and his wife and sons (who are 17, 13 and 11) take turns leading the dinner conversation.
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Once we return to more normal economic cycles, the two types of investing could begin to take turns again.
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In one video, for example, Boghossian and Molyneux take turns attacking modern feminists and social justice advocates more broadly.
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Luckily there are six adults to take turns holding the babies, and they are so sweet it's worth it.
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At night, couples take turns keeping watch over their children, fearful criminals will snatch them if they both sleep.
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While one person keeps tally on a whiteboard, two others take turns to read the title of each suit.
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From there, they will take turns diving in the small submarine to get a close-up of the hulk.
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We take turns to do that, but we generally don't feel the need to get away from the convent.
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The kids take turns skating in tightly-bunched echelons around a small track at a park near the Barclays.
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After that, Democratic and Republican members of the committee will take turns asking questions in standard, five-minute rounds.
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We all see each other so frequently that we all take turns paying and figure it evens out eventually.
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They expect marriage to be a partnership where both spouses support each other and take turns in the limelight.
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The three Butler sisters, who take turns narrating the story, each have their own preferred method of self-sabotage.
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So instead, the women take turns to scramble up onto piles of black scree that the men have dumped.
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In best-of-one competitions, teams typically take turns banning three maps apiece and compete on the one remaining.
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We take turns as lookout while using nature's toilet, and I'm pretty sure we're now best friends for life.
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On a practical note, you have to take turns, so that no one partner becomes dominant in the relationship.
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The game is a box with electric circuitry where players take turns removing pieces from "Cavity Sam," poor fellow.
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" Ms. Black and her wife take turns escorting their 9-year-old daughter to her elementary school's "daughters' dance.
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All three pitched in the All-Star Game this summer and will soon take turns in a division series.
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Miguel Syjuco MANILA — In one jail here, 91 men share a cell so small they take turns sitting down.
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On late afternoons, young Fijians in villages take turns pounding the kava, known locally as yaqona, with a tabili.
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They take turns interviewing each other — stories run the gamut from forgiving abusive fathers to finding peace through yoga.
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During a seven-hour CNN town hall, the candidates will take turns spending 40 minutes talking about the issue.
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It can go from zero to 60 miles an hour in easily under three seconds and take turns faster.
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Later, she is incarcerated again, in a room so crowded that detainees have to take turns to lie down.
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We could hop into a Google Hangout, pull up karaoke versions of songs on YouTube, and take turns singing.
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Buakaw poses, uncomplaining, while the Chinese fighter and his group of compatriots take turns snapping selfies with the superstar.
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Players spin a dial and take turns walking blindfolded and barefoot down the mat, hoping not to step in it.
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And so, Republicans and Democrats take turns yelling at the court, depending on whose ox the court has gored lately.
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We usually take turns paying for eating out (when it's not super expensive, then we'll split), and it's his turn.
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We take turns beating each other at Mario Party before I have enough and go get a book to read.
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T. and I take turns paying when we go out, so we figure it all evens out in the end.
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When my family got internet installed at my house, me and my siblings went crazy and would take turns browsing.
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We have a housekeeper come twice a month and she charges $100 for each visit, so we take turns paying.
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Two teams of seven players each take turns in dispatching an attacker, known as a "raider", onto the defender's turf.
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For a whopping one minute and 35 seconds they all take turns hugging each other, and yes, it's super cute.
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My coworkers all take turns with my phone taking their own selfies and we spend our lunch hour cracking up.
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Typically, the two couples (or just Harry before Meghan was on the scene) take turns at Royal Foundation's board meetings.
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Along the main road through the city men take turns with a sledgehammer to turn a fallen wall to rubble.
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The tech allows the Roomba to communicate with the new Braava, so they can take turns cleaning up the floor.
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Daniel Tiger teaches kids simple but necessary concepts such as how to take turns, manage feelings, and care about others.
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Players take turns to place a stone on any unoccupied intersection of a 25x43 grid of vertical and horizontal lines.
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"Every day, I wake up and play a brilliant, complex, overqualified, get-it-done woman," the actresses take turns saying.
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Nearly 20 lawyers will take turns arguing the case before 10 judges — much larger than the typical three-member panel.
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You know perfumed flesh, in anklets, and spirit, unadorned, take turns at lead and follow, one in action and repose.
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There's also a live chat viewers can join throughout the taping, and the hosts take turns responding to viewers' questions.
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The Knicks previously had members of the coaching staff take turns going over the defensive wrinkles for each new opponent.
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Both Corden and Blunt take turns answering questions about each other — and if they're wrong, they get an electric shock.
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The children take turns reciting from a family Bible for practice in reading and elocution, not to mention spiritual edification.
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While politicians take turns laying blame on one another, activists and residents have expressed dismay at Lebanon's resurgent trash problem.
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Both parents take turns incubating the eggs, which typically come in pairs and take 16 to 19 days to hatch.
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When we have work to do, we take turns in shifts to make sure the kids have everything they need.
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Patricia Vasquez, his wife, and Daniela Vasquez, his sister, take turns driving one; his colleague Sherzon Medina drives the other.
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"I've watched my life take turns that one would never have expected, but it's not something I want to do."
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"We all had to take turns substituting," he said, adding that the teammates seemed to be threatened by the competition.
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Protagonists Charlie (Adam Driver) and Nicole (Scarlett Johansson) take turns summing up character traits they hold dear about each other.
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More than a hundred men huddled around the coffin as they listened to others take turns speaking into a microphone.
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After a month of negotiations, the two sides agreed to take turns hosting the games over the next six years.
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He told people that Mexican authorities would start handing out numbers so that they could take turns with an immigration agent.
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Users take turns answering questions about each other, and they're then ranked in an in-app leaderboard, which shows their scores.
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To celebrate the movie finally hitting theaters, Emily Blunt and Lin-Manuel Miranda sat down to take turns answering burning questions.
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P. and I take turns intercepting them as they wake up and trying to get them dressed and ready on time.
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During the one-hour show, which premieres Wednesday, March 27, the artists will take turns collaborating on each other's biggest hits.
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Because she is estranged from her children and sisters, her landlady and two friends from church take turns caring for her.
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Storybook Workshop, Nintendo Wii Players take turns reading fairy tales aloud, and the game changes your voice to fit the scene.
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During the interview, which reportedly takes place in a windowless room, teams of two or three lawyers take turns asking questions.
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Steel mills in Tangshan will be divided into three regions and each region will take turns curbing output, the executive said.
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In the spirit of fairness, we take turns putting our Team Instinct and Team Mystic pokémon in charge of the gym.
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If the teams are tied, they have a bowl-off, in which pitchers take turns trying to knock over wooden wickets.
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As they take turns to have one-on-ones with the drug workers, I chat to some of the other participants.
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It's an uplifting affair where pals take turns presenting their heartbreak-iest songs, then allowing others to join in the communion.
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In the course of their isolation, the characters take turns to tell stories of morality, love, sexual politics, trade and power.
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They take erotic portraits in a workshop about sensuality, and they take turns reading each others' psychic energies with a medium.
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The game is simple: players take turns dropping Pokémon from the sky as they compete to build a tower of Pokémon.
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In a nutshell, the Stranger Things star and the Tonight Show host take turns singing random songs over the same beat.
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I would work with two other boys about my age, 17, and we would take turns slamming our spades into dirt.
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Most of the women who arrive at Panzi Hospital have been gang-raped, therefore by several people, who each take turns.
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Each player starts with an equal number of vehicles, and then they take turns feeding the cars onto the launch ramp.
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We take turns blowing soap through a woman-shaped pipe, bubbles landing on the torso to form, temporarily, her full abdomen.
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If French kissing is part of a longer make out sesh or sexual encounter, you and your partner can take turns leading.
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This increases downforce and traction on the inner wheels, meaning the car can take turns more quickly and with more overall stability.
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There's also a two-player game where you and another person take turns shooting watermelons and grapes at hippos in a pool.
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The movers take turns wearing Siamese twin nightgowns connected by ten-foot-long yellow sleeves, with which they play tug-of-war.
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When that happens, my husband and I take turns, letting the duty fall on whoever needs a stretch or a bathroom break.
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"I jumped when I saw myself," Mr Syrovatka says, as other pupils from Prague's Austrian Grammar School take turns in the installation.
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In the 16th century a system known as baojia was devised that required households to take turns to monitor each others' activities.
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Mr Trump and Mr Kim might balk at having to take turns serving themselves from platters in the centre of a table.
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They take turns each night of the week, taking a small bus equipped with medical supplies to street corners in different neighborhoods.
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Some athletes take turns flying off a high bar and others hit the rings, all under the careful eye of their coaches.
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A stunt by 85033 Democrat senators to take turns denouncing think tanks that challenge government orthodoxy on global warming also went nowhere.
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They process payments and help regulate banks, while their presidents take turns as members of the Fed committee that sets interest rates.
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If you're doing this activity in class, we encourage you to work with a partner and take turns reading the quotations aloud.
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The teams take turns throwing eight curling stones each, per "end" (there are usually eight to ten such "ends" in a game).
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Ms. Kitchen and others described how Mr. Brown would eagerly share his Tesla with friends, letting them take turns behind the wheel.
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Each week, the PCMag features team will take turns highlighting the streaming content they're excited to watch or think you should binge.
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The same material also pours from speakers, as two voices — male and female — take turns reciting numbers, dates and words, redactions noted.
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We keep our finances separate though, so I really only have access to my salary, and we take turns paying for things.
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In theory, Mr. Rivlin could offer both Mr. Gantz and Mr. Netanyahu this opportunity and they could take turns as prime minister.
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The two rivals are friendly, and occasionally they make public appearances together where they take turns doling out praise for one another.
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The introductions began to resemble the scene at many of Trump's Cabinet meetings, in which the president's appointees take turns praising him.
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From pregnancy through the child's second birthday, a pediatric nurse practitioner and a clinical social worker take turns making frequent home visits.
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Their parties have been deadlocked in talks on a "unity" administration in which Netanyahu and Gantz would take turns as prime minister.
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Ida and Christina sing and whistle as they take turns playing a vast amount of different instruments throughout the four-hour seance.
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The players take turns putting stones at intersections—black versus white—trying to enclose territory or wall off swaths of their opponent's color.
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We take turns setting the table — some of my kids are quite good while others aren't — but each night someone has the duty.
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Instead, it offers myriad ways to exacerbate a brewing conflict as opposing gangs or crews and friends and family take turns weighing in.
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In the coming week, top brass from the Army, Air Force, Navy and Marines will take turns defending their requests to the subcommittee.
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Usually there were six or seven of us at my friend Xingjian's apartment, and we would take turns and cheer one another on.
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They asked participants in a group setting to take turns naming items in different categories, including sports, musical instruments and four-legged animals.
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During the last decade, member states moved to cut the commission's size by about a third and to take turns occupying fewer seats.
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Only one copy is being made available to senators, and each party will take turns viewing it in one-hour increments, Durbin said.
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Back at Chloe's flat, Abel and Adonay, the two young Eritrean teenagers take turns to shower while Chloe makes a bed for them.
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Finally, pair "Trump" students with "Clinton" students and ask them to take turns teaching their partner what they learned about their candidate's positions.
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In the game, players take turns removing the building blocks of a tower until one of the removals causes the tower to fall.
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The forms of such pursuits are parsed and absorbed as the characters — bristling with individuality and universality — take turns describing their particular addictions.
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In Escort, teams take turns pushing a payload (commonly referred to as a "cart") and stopping the attacking team from moving the payload.
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Instead, the board is created anew each and every game as players take turns placing hexagons featuring different bugs adjacent to each other.
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The gang visits a sex shack in the sticks, where at least six of them plan to take turns with the same prostitute.
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Spouses take turns shielding one another from wind and rain; there's an intuitive sense of when it's time to hold back or advance.
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Then, if you are reading this in a classroom setting, you might take turns with other students reading the lines you chose aloud.
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The best Mr Netanyahu can hope for is a government of national unity in which he and Mr Gantz take turns as leader.
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In the clip above, the pair take turns pressing a button and singing along to whatever song gets "randomly" selected by the computer.
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You can also take turns reading each character's lines — and feel free to read it out loud to anyone who's not reading yet.
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Inquire about how she handles children who haven't fully learned how, as the argot goes, to use their words, take turns or share.
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During our final year of medical training, I would take turns with the other senior residents responding to cardiac arrests in the hospital.
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The ingredients are sourced from local farmers, and groups of mothers whose children study at the school take turns to prepare the meals.
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We also play crossword puzzle charades, where we take turns pantomiming the clues and then putting the answers into an empty solution grid.
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"We take turns sleeping because we can't lock our doors," said Juan Carlos Mendoza, 35, whose adobe house was swept away last year.
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For clubbing, a tight crew of Thursday-nighters who'd take turns to drive, but always make time for burgers on the way back.
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"You can take turns watching each other masturbate, you can masturbate at the same time, or you can tag-team your body," Bailey says.
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The kids and the robots take turns playing a game, helping the child build an understanding of when to let others take their turn.
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The sea has risen and fallen over the past few decades as runoff, precipitation and evaporation take turns adding or subtracting from its volume.
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Standing 3 metres away, they take turns attempting to put out a flame, and it's all the more impressive when viewed in slow motion.
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We decided before the trip that instead of dividing up each taxi ride, we'd take turns paying for them but AF is always generous.
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The two famously take turns working so that one of them can be with their kids while the other is busy on a project.
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SLEEP SCHEDULES Our kids wake up well before 7, and Jamie and I take turns when it comes to who wakes up with them.
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"But there's an equality and an understanding that both Mommy and Daddy go to work, and we take turns and we share," added Foy.
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Cue the Say Anything Challenge — a deceptively simple vocab game in which players take turns blurting out any random word without pausing or hesitating.
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It's paid off, and we take turns paying the gas on it, but I try to do more if I use it more often.
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One by one, they ascend a quivering ladder, grab hold of the metal bar and take turns hurling their bodies through the open air.
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Members of the group take turns contacting the family to ask if they need anything – from help with the children to mowing the lawn.
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Emojishot itself is meant to be played with friends, who take turns using emoji to create a picture so friends can guess the word.
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Omar and his mother take turns visiting the mass grave where 33 members of their family were buried in the days following the attack.
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Two to three players take turns trying to acquire resources that will ultimately help them become the first to break out of the sim.
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It goes like this: You take turns eating chocolate bullets and pray that you don't get the one that contains insanely spicy hot sauce.
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Take turns waiting in line while the other person shops — and share what you're looking for in case someone else spots it for you!
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Two players, Black and White, take turns placing stones on the intersections of a board consisting of 2100 vertical lines and 222 horizontal ones.
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The 22022-year-old and her four children share a water pump with 220 other families and take turns to use a public toilet.
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Various speakers, activists and actors take turns speaking at a microphone, touting Sanders and the work they say he will do for minority communities.
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The game is for one or two players, though there's a cooperative mode that lets you take turns against the same waves of demons.
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Terrence Dixon as Population One, Strictly Rhythm affiliate Mystic Bill, CREEP INTL's Lauren Flax, and a surprise headliner will take turns soundtracking the night.
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A by-donation fried chicken dinner fills up the space each Monday, when different chefs take turns cooking up their version of the dish.
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The hearing will really heat up on Tuesday, when senators get to take turns grilling the nominee individually for 30 minutes at a time.
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Two players act as the leader of a team of scouts, exploring towns marked on the cloth map, and they take turns choosing directions.
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"We take turns to rest and work once every other day, and then basically everyone works nearly 12 hours on that day," he said.
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Dad would sit in the hallway between our two bedrooms and we'd take turns calling out words from A to Z, on a theme.
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Family members take turns looking after the child while Ms. Suzuki juggles frequent business trips between Tokyo and Hokkaido, the electoral district she represents.
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The couple, who live in the East Village, plan to take turns home schooling their 6-year-old daughter and 12-year-old son.
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The couple, who live in the East Village, plan to take turns home schooling their 6-year-old daughter and 12-year-old son.
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The 2020 season was going to be the debut of the homestand model, where teams would take turns hosting OWL weekends at home venues.
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Live jazz shows are regularly staged inside the cozy space, but most nights, customers take turns choosing from the extensive collection of rare vinyl.
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We take turns paddling while the pizza heats in the oven and we spend the rest of the night drinking wine by a fire.
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It's able to wirelessly connect to up to three phones or tablets so you and your friends can take turns playing your favorite songs.
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We take turns reading to one another out loud, for as long as they stay engaged — I don't want it to become a chore.
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Mr. W. and his cousin will take turns to drive as Mr. W. told us that he's worried he can't do the trip alone.
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It turns it into an actual race, even if you'll have to take turns setting lap times since the track is just one lane.
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Until that happens, policy surrounding net neutrality will continue to flip back and forth as Republicans and Democrats take turns in the governing majority.
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Players: 2-4 How to play: Set up the boards about 27 feet apart and take turns tossing the bags onto the opposite board.
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Sometimes his friends join him and take turns holding a single sign, but two people won't hold signs simultaneously to avoid confrontation with authorities.
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But then like siblings with rival talents, they also take turns showing off their skills to the viewer — thus making the show feel familial.
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To do that, you have a team of six pokémon, which you can build and customize, and you and your opponent take turns moving pieces.
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The two billionaire philanthropists take turns doing the dishes every night, and Bill also drives their kids to school twice a week, Business Insider reported.
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You can also use mirrors during foreplay: take turns watching each other perform oral sex, or do a sexy striptease that's visible from every angle.
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Barrymore then hilarious takes off her heels while Colbert strips off his shoes and socks, and the two take turns picking up the hard candy.
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They don't balk at the size of our group or the two kids, so again we take turns walking the toddlers to keep them entertained.
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We typically set a time every two weeks where we plan out a menu — we take turns cooking a meal so it works out evenly.
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The cars can cover 75 feet per minute and hook onto the track to take turns and can climb vertically, propelled by a geared wheel.
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Five of them have formed Lunch Bunch, a club in which members take turns cooking and packing "veggie/ healthy, friendly/ forward" meals for one another.
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They all take turns on the bed, serving as utility pillows or falling to the floor as my partner and I turn in our sleep.
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When a child has a fever, for example, parents will take turns staying at home with the child, with most employers showing understanding and leniency.
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They don't nest, but lay one egg and parents take turns incubating the egg with an abdominal layer called a brood patch for two months.
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Arena, U.S. Soccer President Sunil Gulati and four senior players take turns choosing words to place in front of the term of the day: disappointment.
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We would take turns signing in patients, making them tea, developing X-rays and keeping them company until our dad was ready to see them.
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Here, an unhappy girlfriend becomes a happy wife, a betrayed man becomes a victim all over again, and assorted murderers take turns bringing the pain.
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On Friday afternoon, cruise ship staffers let passengers from interior rooms take turns visiting the deck for fresh air for an hour at a time.
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Members take turns hosting each other in their Bay Area homes, cooking, drinking wine and sometimes using tarot cards for fun to answer career questions.
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The kid who said that he and his sister had to take turns swabbing lotion on their father's toenails to control some hideous creeping fungus.
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During Vanity Fair's Take a Lie Detector Test, Davidson and Machine Gun Kelly take turns interviewing each other while hooked up to a polygraph test.
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Mr. Gantz and Mr. Lapid will, if they win, take turns serving as prime minister, beginning with two and a half years of Mr. Gantz.
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"We are planning on gathering all of our funds and do[ing] a rotation of money where we take turns investing," Ade told me recently.
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They write their movies jointly, hashing out scripts while they take turns sitting at the computer, rather than splitting up scenes or reviewing each other's drafts.
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Many of Scalia's law clerks filed in behind his casket, and will take turns standing by Scalia's casket throughout the night until his funeral on Saturday.
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" In the locker room after that first class, we take turns using the gym's only shower, and while we change, we agree that class was "hard.
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The competition gets physical in the state of Hidalgo, where contestants take turns digging holes in the ground to slow-cook lamb from night until sunrise.
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Written by PETE DOCTER, MEG LeFAUVE AND JOSH COOLEY Inside 11-year-old Riley's head, Joy, Sadness, Disgust, Fear and Anger take turns being in charge.
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At the entrance to another residence, soldiers swap jokes and take turns playing on a grand piano and shooting pool next to a fake Christmas tree.
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Piccard and Borschberg take turns flying the craft, which is a one-seater that doesn't even provide enough room for the pilots to stand up straight.
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The soft-spoken Khadgi sons, who range in age from 21 to 28, take turns helping in the kitchen, running the floor and mixing piña coladas.
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Some, especially families with more than one driver (who can take turns behind the wheel), swear by doing much of their boring, interstate driving at night.
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One scissors forth, one zigzags back, They take turns settled on the nest Or waiting on a perch nearby To zero in on wasp or fly.
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Two players take turns placing black and white stones on to the playing board, with the goal being to occupy more area than one's opponent does.
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The French dancers will take on "Emeralds"—always the most elusive of the three—and the Americans and Russians will take turns in the other two.
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Malaysia's approach to the monarchy is different from that of other countries: Nine hereditary state rulers take turns serving in the top job for five years.
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J.P. There are few pleasures in hip-hop more consistent — and more particular to the genre — than hearing several rappers take turns over the same beat.
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They are there for a fandango, a traditional gathering in which musicians, dancers and guests take turns performing on a wooden platform surrounded by the others.
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We tend to take turns when going out but don't pay too much attention — I try to chip in a bit more as I make more.
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Even though the ranch is across an international border, those living here take turns on nightly guard duty, concerned about agents from Nicaragua infiltrating their haven.
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If Wednesday is any indication of the day ahead, Schiff and his impeachment team are likely to take turns making their case starting after 22020 p.m.
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Mr. Calvani's pert dialogue plays with the oppositions of youth and age, fecundity and sterility, dominance and obligation, and the women take turns controlling the conversation.
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For home cooks, who often take turns hosting an iftar or carrying their homemade food to share at community centers and mosques, it's time to shine.
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Baring's retreats usually last two days and include ten to fifteen patients, who take turns working with her and acting as stand-ins for one another.
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They go to parties and raves and take turns dropping acid (in a gesture of teenage semi-responsibility, one twin always stays on solid, sober ground).
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Organizers said members of the advocacy group will take turns to seat at a school desk placed in front of the commission's office with Sharibu's portrait.
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Under a unique system maintained since Malaysia's independence from Britain in 1957, nine hereditary state rulers take turns as the country's king for five-year terms.
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These fish do what a team of bicycle riders do: they take turns being at the front of the school and taking the brunt of the current.
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His only comfort comes from constant touch: Every night, his grandparents take turns sitting beside him and scratching his back until he is able to nod off.
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A constant parade of water trucks arrives throughout the morning, and the women take turns jumping on and directing the drivers to those who have signed up.
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Will they take turns each work cheering on mom and dad, or will they come up with some other system so that their parents receive equal support?
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At times, the mothers take turns to care for each other's children at the clinic -- a moment of solidarity, a recognition that they share the same challenges.
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Albatross parenting isn't easy: The USFWS says the birds lay only one egg at a time, which the parents then take turns incubating for over two months.
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As members make small, regular payments into a common pot from which they take turns to borrow, they are also able to develop a formal credit history.
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We take turns—while one of us baptises the beans, the others wipe banana leaves ripped from a garden tree or peel dry bark into binding strips.
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As Daniel makes an approximately-1,000-point turn out of the driveway, they take turns opening and closing their doors, trying to extinguish the bright overhead light.
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Xi's comments come amid escalating trade tensions between China and the U.S. as the world's two largest economies take turns announcing punitive trade measures against each other.
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The action shifts to Moscow and assorted gruesome and grandiose interiors in which Khrushchev and the rest take turns organizing the funeral and their own uncertain futures.
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And as the neighboring Johnson families take turns hosting each other for dinners, the name has made those terms of endearment take on an almost literal quality.
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Nearby, a teacher reads a book about dolphins as two girls take turns looking at the pictures and discuss what noises dolphins make when they are sad.
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The three other performers each portray a character (Petra's daughter, Petra's friend, Petra's mother), but also take turns as the abused, passive Marlene, sometimes embodying her collectively.
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The idea is that opioid users gather together, stocked up on Narcan (the main brand name of naloxone) and take turns intentionally overdosing and reviving one another.
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Mr. Salvini also ridiculed the Italian news media, including reports that he and Mr. Di Maio would take turns as prime minister, as riddled with half-truths.
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Couples (both opposite- and same-sex) form and dissolve, female dancers take turns lying casually on their sides at the back of the stage, watching the others.
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Zoo carpenters have also handcrafted the little cubs with their very own playpen, and the zoo has said that they take turns spending time with Meng Meng.
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As a child, I'd mostly just played travel agent with Delphine; we'd take turns picking up a disconnected phone and setting up imaginary people with imaginary trips.
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The bourbon is part of the couple's evening ritual: when they don't have company, they have a drink before dinner and take turns reading to each other.
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The actors now take turns reading from letters, transcripts and news accounts without milking the expressive techniques so gaily demonstrated in the first half of the play.
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They take turns reciting the events of that November day, both ordinary (he checks the weather, he naps) and portentous (a bodyguard warns of a suicide attack).
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The kayakers take turns chuting down a 443-foot ramp leading to a 244-foot drop into the water -- at which point there is no turning back.
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We take turns walking around the concert hall to see if anyone is stressed or anxious," Bellucci said, lamenting that the EODM concert "took place so quickly.
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Ripa mentioned a theory she'd discovered recently called "bird nesting," in which divorced parents take turns living at home with their children rather than making the kids relocate.
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We split the bill because it's not a quick $10 meal and joke about creating business rules for when we split the bill and when we take turns.
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When we shop/cook together we usually take turns paying, but for one-off items here and there, whoever ends up making the grocery run ends up paying.
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The best is yet to come as a drunk Jamie Lannister finds Brienne of Tarth and the two take turns undressing each other until they (finally!) sleep together.
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On a tarpaulin mat in a church built from wood and mud, toddlers take turns at playing games that help them count, spell and get on with peers.
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The best representation of this might be the "posse cut", a style of song in which as many as half a dozen rappers take turns delivering a verse.
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As a result, the national presidency is shared between a Serb, a Croat and a Bosniak (pictured above), who take turns serving as its chairman every eight months.
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Ekaterina Siurina and Stacey Alleaume will take turns in the lead role of the priestess Léïla, and Pavol Breslik and Nikhil Navkal will play Nadir, her great love.
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In Go, two players take turns putting black or white stones on a 19-by-19-line grid, with a goal of putting more territory under one's control.
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Fisher and Underwood continue to take turns singing the song, and Jacob cries at the sound of Fisher's voice every time — much to the delight of both parents.
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The Fed's regional bank presidents take turns voting on monetary policy and the heads of the Chicago and Minneapolis Fed banks do not have a vote this year.
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A new trailer catches up with our four favorite Leda clones; Helena, Alison and Cosima all take turns with Sarah in a narration inspired by Alice in Wonderland.
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I sit in the dressing room and do my vocal warm-ups with our bass player, Caroline, as we take turns using her extra-hot professional hair straightener.
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Nonhlanhla Yende and Philisa Sibeko take turns in the role of Bess; and Xolela Sixaba and Lindile Kenneth Kula trade off in the role of her beloved Porgy.
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In the side room, a circle of guys, shirtless under their unzipped Adidas tracksuits, hold hands and take turns staring into one another's eyes — future contra dancers, all.
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On a typical evening, the only people behind Suki's counter are Ms. Cho and one of her children, Jimmy and Tiffany Yoon, who take turns helping their mother.
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After meditation and yoga, we make a fresh lunch for ourselves and take turns reading aloud to each other from a new book we picked up last week.
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Over the course of the evening at Dancing the Gods, they will take turns onstage in alternating numbers, from the introductory invocation to the final offering to Krishna.
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So subway cars can take turns during the night running through the local tunnels and the express tunnels, with maintenance conducted on whichever tunnel is not in use.
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This means, in non-ornithological terms, that after a divorce the kids continue to stay in the family home while the parents take turns moving in and out.
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Social Q's I take turns driving my 12-year-old daughter, who is very small for her age, in a car pool with two friends from her class.
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Swirling with mostly water, methane and ammonia, the solar system's seventh planet is tipped over at 98 degrees, so its magnetic poles take turns directly facing the sun.
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Swirling with mostly water, methane and ammonia, the solar system's seventh planet is tipped over at 98 degrees, so its magnetic poles take turns directly facing the sun.
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After writing your instructions, find a partner and take turns reading them aloud and seeing if the other person can produce the sounds correctly from the description alone.
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The idea is that you could react to a text with a sticker, you could decorate an incoming photo, or even take turns with friends making a sticker collage.
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Throughout the weekend, some 20 candidates will also take turns appearing at the Iowa State Fair, ascending the infamous "soapbox" to deliver their pitch to voters and take questions.
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The boys, many wrapped in foil warming blankets, take turns introducing themselves, folding their hands together in a traditional greeting and saying their names and that they are healthy.
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I didn't notice it at first, and now it's all I see in there, despite it being covered with a 3x5 rag rug that the dogs take turns mangling.
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The epic account was brought up during a round of "True Confessions," a game in which players take turns guessing whether or not the other players' stories are true.
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I eat half a bagel with cream cheese and drink a couple of mimosas that the bride's mom brought as we take turns having out hair and makeup done.
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The Fed's governors vote at every monetary policy meeting along with the presidents of five of the Fed system's 12 regional banks, who take turns voting on interest rates.
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Sigauke, who is treasurer of the 30-strong Shingairai club, said members take turns to make contributions of $300 each into its coffers, to ensure adequate levels of cash.
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Beginning Monday, it's "Swan Lake" time as Ballet Theater's stellar women take turns in the iconic dual role of the virtuous swan queen, Odette, and her devious doppelgänger, Odile.
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Special envoys would take turns coming here, and we would regularly go to the frontline on the Shomali Plain, where the Northern Alliance was holding out against the Taliban.
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A digital twist on the classroom classic, this game provides hours of fun as family members take turns guessing the word on their screen based on other players' clues.
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On the late night menu: Trump and Kim Comedians Jimmy Kimmel, Trevor Noah, James Corden, Stephen Colbert and Seth Myers take turns taking jabs at the historic Singapore Summit.
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In curling, teams of four take turns pushing 533-pound stones across the ice toward a target of concentric circles, aiming for the bull's-eye, known as the button.
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Michael Kidd-Gilchrist is the only small forward on the roster, so shooting guards Batum and Marco Belinelli take turns sliding down to that spot with the second unit.
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Tri Zaysta means "Three Hares" in English, and we assumed it is named after the three middle-aged women who take turns running the place and mothering the guests.
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They take turns sacking quarterbacks, with Za'Darius racking up 249 and Preston not far behind with 26, and their tag-team approach was even evident at their press conference.
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Earlier today, The Information reported that Facebook is building the Instant Games platform for asynchronous games that you can take turns playing with friends, not necessarily at the same time.
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He claimed that Yovino said yes, followed them into the bathroom, gave them oral sex, and let them take turns having vaginal sex with her, according to a police affidavit.
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Then all the major characters take turns saying, "Whatever it takes" as an exciting shot sees them all in white Avengers suits and walking with a purpose towards their mission.
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Drake and Ed Sheeran will continue to live out their underdog narratives for the rest of their days as they take turns ousting each other as the King of Spotify.
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He says his 47-member group is made made up of labor leaders, environmentalist, and middle-aged housewives who take turns patrolling their dusty and deceptively quiet streets at night.
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The Kansas City Fed is one of 12 regional Fed banks that help process payments in the U.S. banking system and whose presidents take turns voting on interest rate policy.
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After the game, members of the winning team take turns holding the Champions Cup in a tradition modeled after the NHL custom of hockey players passing around the Stanley Cup.
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Willis and three other grieving mothers—Townsend, Jenny Donaldson, and Iris Yancey—take turns describing their frustration and anguish with what they see as lack of progress in police investigations.
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When they started practicing together, they encouraged each other to try their hands at new parts, and now when they play, write, and record, they take turns on each instrument.
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The Roomba s225+ and Braava Jet m6 both sport iRobot's mapping technology, coupled with Imprint Link, which lets to two devices communicate in order to take turns on the floor.
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The competition involved six lingerie-clad models standing in line on-stage, where eight audience members were invited up to take turns to undo the models' bras, reported China Daily.
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It felt like unconditional love—the kind you don't get, or ask for, from people in your life, because they have needs, too, and you always have to take turns.
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After all, time spent in front of screens means less time for scribbling with crayons or playing games that help kids learn how to kick a ball or take turns.
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It's just a natural progression: You split the cost of a big-screen TV, you split bills, you take turns buying dinner and groceries, maybe you even get a pet.
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Sending long strings of emoji could be like digital babbling: the nonsense strings that get us used to how our bodies work and how to take turns in a conversation.
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Pedercini and Giles make sure to test the games and take turns making edits and changes in the Google Doc they use to write the rules of each one down.
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When they were children, their parents, Kathy and Wayne, barred them from playing each other in tournament finals, insisting that they take turns defaulting, in order to preserve family harmony.
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In this work, which is at the origin of the grand Italian and European narrative traditions, 10 youths — seven women and three men — take turns telling stories for 10 days.
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Her voice is interlaced throughout a track that never merely settles into its cool groove; vocals, synthesizers and electric piano solos all take turns in the foreground, all equally contemporary.
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The boys have always been calmed by physical affection, so my husband and I take turns lying with each boy at night, talking about the day, and tucking them in.
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As the dancers take turns sharing memories about their mentor — their voices are heard on recordings as they gaze into the camera for video portraits — they seem mannered, self-conscious.
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A President Sanders cannot simply reassign justices to lower courts, but he could potentially create a system where many different judges take turns serving as our nation's most powerful jurists.
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Croatia managed to blanket Messi by having Ivan Strinic and Marcelo Brozovica screen behind midfielders Luka Modric and Ivan Rakitic, and take turns at running with the Argentine danger man.
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Hanlen would put five minutes on the clock, and multiple defenders would take turns defending Bennett one-on-one while he tried to score as many baskets as he could.
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Malaysia has nine sultans, who reign ceremonially in their own states as well as take turns every five years to serve as Yang di-Pertuan Agong, the country's head of state.
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We've invited our favourite chefs along for the festival-long event, where they'll take turns making a three course menu and cocktail pairing that explore food themes and tastes they love.
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Important communication skills for couples include being able to call a time-out when things are going badly and to take turns speaking and paraphrasing back what they hear, Markman said.
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" Though artists usually take turns with late night host Jimmy Fallon, Dion assisted with his killer impression of Michael Jackson if he were to perform a cover of Drake's "One Dance.
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In the clip above, Romano and his son Greg — who happens to work on The Late Late Show — take turns fielding questions about their private lives from a cheery James Corden.
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It's a game of strategy played across a 19 x 19 grid; players take turns placing black and white stones to surround points on the grid and capture their opponent's territory.
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The company also said its rotating CEO system, in which Guo Ping, Eric Xu and Ken Hu used to take turns as CEO, would be replaced by a rotating chairman system.
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I make myself a cup of coffee with the office Keurig (we all take turns ordering K-cups and creamer) and vow to myself to leave no later than 2129:15.
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A local chamber of commerce event hosted in Chicago is facing backlash for letting children take turns smashing a piñata designed to look like an Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer (ICE).
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In the film, only one of the twins is officially enrolled in the college, so they pretend to be one girl and take turns flirting with Andy, to his great confusion.
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In level voices, inflected just enough to remind us that the speakers are human and capable of fear and anger, these actresses take turns in describing what Politkovskaya witnessed in Chechnya.
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Learning to be patient and take turns is hard and confusing for toddlers, so this is the first thing I worked on with my daughter when we started playing this game.
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During the contests, Mr. Li and other stars gather in a virtual chat room, where they take turns singing and cracking jokes in front of an audience of hundreds of thousands.
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While D. and I take turns caring for our daughter, I make myself oatmeal for breakfast and put the black beans in the Crockpot (a Skinnytaste recipe; I am a devotee).
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In past hurricanes, such as Hawaii's Hurricane Iniki in 1992, flamingos were known to form lines and take turns buffering the others from the winds, and most survived as a result.
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So you place those cards in the middle of the table, and take turns to grab the number of voter cards that your appeal allows you to take on each turn.
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The couple have organized a cooperative with seven other families, with 300 head of livestock, so "everybody can take turns grazing the livestock throughout the year to help conserve the pastures".
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The clerks will take turns standing vigil by their former boss throughout the day and night in a tradition most recently observed after the 2005 death of former Chief Justice William Rehnquist.
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She explained to the officer that her son had autism, and that even though she and her husband would take turns watching him in 12-hour shifts, they had missed this call.
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But it counts for much in a country where people often vote along ethnic and religious lines, and where parties usually ensure that candidates from the north and south take turns standing.
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I get some for us to share, and we end up getting so many more things, including Peruvian ceviche, Siberian pelmeni, a Nigerian rice bowl, and Szechuan buns; we take turns buying.
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So they both see the scene, and then they take turns recalling items from the scene, except one of the alleged participants is actually a confederate, somebody who is working for me.
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A click on the games tab will allow users to challenge a friend to a game, and will support games where players take turns, rather than just those where they play simultaneously.
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Basically, they take turns throwing a range of weird stuff — everything from a butternut squash to an actual VHS tape of the Spike Lee classic He Got Game — at a basketball hoop.
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Near the end of Thomas Clay's deeply, deeply graphic movie about the Iraq War, two men break into a woman's home, tie her up, take turns raping her, and then murder her.
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Go is an old game where, broadly speaking, players take turns placing white and black pieces on a board in an attempt to surround the most empty territory on the playing field.
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Lou Silberman, 92, maintains a spreadsheet and follows up each week with group members who take turns bringing the electric candles, challah, and grape juice (Wendy's doesn't allow alcohol on the premises).
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Since 2014, Ms. Hazama has curated the Jazz Composers' Showcase at the Jazz Gallery, an intermittent series where rising composers take turns conducting the same group of musicians on a single night.
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Three women (Anne Azoulay, Marie Denarnaud and Valérie de Dietrich) take turns center stage: They all highlight individual aspects of the text, yet together they project the strength of a small army.
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This is immediately funny, and some of the consequent jokes are funnier: When the men take turns lifting the women, the fourth and largest ballerina solves the imbalance by lifting him instead.
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L. and I try to take turns paying for meals when we go off campus to eat, but when we stay on campus, we each just pay with our own dining dollars.
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On the delightful "With You," he and the singer PartyNextDoor take turns playfully begging their lovers to come back, though it seems as if they would rather hang out with each other.
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At the Islamic Center of Fredericksburg, Va., parents have started to take turns sitting in their cars in the parking lot to keep watch after dropping their kids off for Sunday school.
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Most days, about 25 people discuss the political situation and take turns to clean the rooms surrounded by portraits of Maduro, the late former President Hugo Ch��vez and legendary leader Simon Bolivar.
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"Once every other week, a group of people from throughout the company get together and they talk about how they feel, and they take turns listening to each other," CEO Evan Spiegel said.
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We read about Shameeka Taylor, Tina Hakim Baba, Boris Pelkowski, and Ling Su Wong, all of which take turns being tormented by Albert Einstein High School's resident popular cheerleader (read: terrorist), Lana Weinberger.
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Still, AiFi thinks its speakers are especially convenient for parties because in theory, all your friends could bring their A-i over and you'd all take turns controlling the entire speaker party stack.
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As with I Am Setsuna — and most of the classic JRPGs that inspired it — Lost Sphear features turn-based battles, where you take turns with enemies performing attacks, using items, and casting spells.
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Early on, the "featured participants" take turns shouting incendiary or polemical phrases like "All lives matter!" or "You're what's wrong with America!" at a man standing center stage, then spitting at his feet.
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You take turns moving units with your opponent on a 2D board, sort of like in chess; the goal is to wipe out the other side before they do the same to you.
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All that was left was for the judges to take turns extolling the principle of justice for all and lamenting the injustice that had been done to gay Indians for so many years.
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These tiny little guys are only four weeks old and weigh 150 grams (5 oz), and of course, are still finding their feet around the place as their family take turns babysitting them.
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Every six months, six Belgian F-16 fighter jets take turns with Dutch warplanes to patrol the air space above Iraq and Syria and to carry out bombing raids against Islamic State targets.
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NASHVILLE — Brothers Osborne broke an unspoken rule at a recent songwriters round — a show where groups of writers take turns singing their songs in their most unadorned forms, spotlighting the lyrics and melody.
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The 39 undocumented immigrants were crammed into the trailer in the stifling summer heat of Texas were forced to take turns breathing through one hole in a wall, according to a criminal complaint.
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Tribal contests like Yanamamo clubbing duels, in which men take turns bashing each other on the head until one surrenders or is knocked out, were not regarded as suitable for the Harvard campus.
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They take turns standing onstage, next to an angular white sculpture that, like the moss-covered room they inhabit in the video, seems plucked from the world of the tapestry and made sleeker.
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By hosting events such as exhibitions (which we take turns curating), screenings, and happenings, our local audience is able to engage with emerging and underserved artists who are voicing resistance and deserve notoriety.
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Trisa Kern, a mother of two preschoolers, said she and her husband planned to stay home and take turns working if they are quarantined or if school closes — an eventuality she considers inevitable.
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So it came as no surprise when she absolutely smashed Jimmy Fallon's "Beat Battle" — basically a sing-off where Fallon and Clarkson take turns singing songs over a random beat from The Roots.
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Before the war, we ate lunch together in a formal dining room, and if my parents and Bobby were in the right mood they would take turns topping one another with funny stories.
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Until this year, the only election that did not produce a clear winner was in 1984, when the two top finishers, Shimon Peres and Yitzhak Shamir, agreed to take turns as prime minister.
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Once there, we would trudge to the showers, and Marsy and I (and Dan, if he was in town) would take turns in the hot water while Lev looked on from his stroller.
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The two biggest political groups in the Parliament, Mr. Schulz's Social Democrats and the center-right European People's Party, have long had an informal arrangement in which they take turns at the presidency.
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Each one has its own variations but the general way it works is that subscribers contribute a fixed sum to a common pot and take turns collecting the money after an agreed period.
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When you're in your room, the credits for last episode of your favorite Netflix drama start to roll, and homesickness starts to strike, take turns leaning on your old a new support system.
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Could Lotte live alone if the four of us—the three of us if Bessie can't come in—take turns checking on Lotte, to see what she needs and if anything is wrong?
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B. is determined to try this elaborate hot chocolate he saw on Instagram while I just want dinner so we grab a table and take turns getting up to find what we want.
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Because the Senate requires "unanimous consent," or the agreement of all senators to proceed with its daily business, Democrats can take turns withholding their approval for various steps — including voice votes on nominees.
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Before going in, a representative from Bud and Bloom, as well as other marijuana vendors, will take turns talking to the group about the potential benefits of cannabis, and how it can be consumed.
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The pooches, who are all rescues of different breeds and ages, take turns pawing through the terminals, helping stressed travelers smile and stay calm, even when faced with delays, cancellations and upsetting national news.
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The first day of hearings is particularly heavy-going: 21 members of the Senate Judiciary Committee take turns holding forth on law, justice and the American way while the nominee sits in silent repose.
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In each battle, you control a handful of units with particular properties — mages are strong against flying creatures, knights move faster than soldiers on foot — and you take turns making moves with your opponent.
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Zookeepers were able to tell the couple wanted to start a family soon after their arrival, since Skipper and Ping would take turns trying to incubate rocks and pieces of fish between their legs.
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Nygaard even had reporters rotate through the host's stand at the front of the shop and take turns answering the phone, so we could interact with the Duplex-powered virtual assistant calling the restaurant.
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New York (CNN)New York police are looking for five men who forced a father at gunpoint to leave his daughter behind so they could take turns raping her, according to a press release.
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To keep them going four resident DJs, including former Pacha resident Youngie, will take turns swapping in and out of the decks, as they attempt to qualify for the Guinness Book of World Records.
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The music video has a vintage feel to it, and it depicts different Latin American flags and other images of protests and religious symbolism throughout it while the rappers take turns on the mic.
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The kid driving think it's hilarious to take turns as fast as possible, so we're screaming as the outside wheel lifts off the ground and the tire with all the pressure on it skids.
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Background reading: Republicans and Democrats planned to take turns viewing the F.B.I. report on Thursday, and Senator Mitch McConnell, the majority leader, is pushing to hold a confirmation vote for Judge Kavanaugh this week.
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The Share At the conclusion of writing time is The Writing Share, in which two students take turns sitting at the front of the room, taking responsibility to gain attention and manage their audience.
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Her parents keep vigil by her bed, and a host of characters from her past take turns visiting, from stage colleagues to her estranged sister, Ksenia, who moved to Montenegro and became a businesswoman.
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The town considered the plant so important, residents said, that people used to take turns climbing to the top of a hotel roof to scout for German planes that might want to bomb it.
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" That honor went to Michael Chrien for "Triborough: The Card Game," in which players "take turns collecting and expending political capital to construct a network of parks, parkways, and bridges to maximize their score.
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Arnoux and seven colleagues take turns taking care of three one square meter (11 square feet) planter boxes in which they grow sorrel, basil and different varieties of tomatoes, all without the use of pesticides.
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Malaysia's nine royal households take turns to provide a king, who is chosen through a vote in a Council of Rulers, made up of the nine households, most of which are led by a sultan.
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For the most part, the game plays like a smartly streamlined version of a traditional turn-based strategy game, those chess-like experiences where you and an opponent take turns making moves on a battlefield.
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In this first trailer for Frontier, a new Netflix series, a bunch of old stuffy English dudes take turns describing their plans to hunt down a mythical troublemaker, a fur trader played by Jason Momoa.
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Wafting aromas of home fill the community center in the Cairo suburb of El Obour as the women take turns stirring a large container of lentil stew, adding copious amounts of sugar and pomegranate molasses.
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Kara Walker's "Virginia's Lynch Mob" (1998) seems to present a Saturnalian procession of oppressors and the oppressed as they take turns murdering each other and themselves, though nothing can be certain in this enigmatic work.
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As other signal-callers around the league take turns signing record-setting extensions, Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger said he is far more concerned with winning than being next in line to break the bank.
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Angel González, a retired schoolteacher facing a 263 percent cut to his pension, is beginning to wonder whether his three-person household will have to cut back to one cellphone and take turns using it.
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The women harmonize and take turns pushing one another as they sing about trouble and hope, love and compassion — both personal and public-spirited — as the songs build up until they all but demand singalongs.
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In this scene, over a stretch of fraught and suspenseful music, the Shadow Marnies take turns on the analyst's couch, which proved a powerful metaphor: Don't all people reveal multiple personalities in a therapist's office?
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Perfect for shorter trips out, or for children who take turns to walk and be pushed when they get tired, obviously aimed at older toddlers and pre-schoolers, this can handle up to 40 pounds.
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The people in the room take turns posing one another, as in family sculpting, but rather than work with actual family members, who might inhibit one another, Hellinger and his followers work with complete strangers.
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What you need: Kan Jam buckets and a Frisbee Players: 4 How to play: Set up the Kan Jam buckets 50 feet apart; each player will take turns tossing a Frisbee toward the opposite bucket.
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The crowd erupts in cheers as people take turns kicking the sculpted soldier, whose dramatic fall calls to mind the toppling of statues of Saddam Hussein in Iraq and Lenin in Ukraine in recent years.
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As a shirtless Hartley, 39, sits in a red chair, DeGeneres, 58, and McAdams, 37, take turns removing sticks above him from a plastic cylinder being used to hold up a slew of pink water balloons.
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They take turns, they switch off in rapid succession, they rap in unison, they interrupt each other, they mimic each other, they criticize each other, they get caught up in their shared ritual of performed communication.
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In Fish Slap, a game invented by Cena's opponent Fallon because apparently he loves to suffer, players take turns guessing if a card drawn from a deck will be higher or lower than the previous one.
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The school is in full pep rally mode, Jonathan performs with the cheerleaders, and the Fab Five take turns hyping the crowd up on the mic before whisking hero Kathi Dooley off for her weeklong makeover.
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"The currency war goes back to 2010…Everybody wants a weaker currency but it's a mathematical impossibility, you cannot all devalue against each other in the same time, so you have to take turns," Rickards said.
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Includes complete access to public healthcare, parental/medical leave, unemployment, disability, and state pension.)Utilities: $48 (Since electricity and water are billed together every three months, R. and I take turns paying it.)Internet: $36 (R.
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Russell Westbrook and Kevin Durant take turns owning possessions, creating outrageously athletic shots for themselves against tough coverage and letting big boys Steven Adams and Enes Kanter clean up the plentiful mess on the offensive boards.
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" — Lewds213me via Reddit "I will never actually do it, but my longest fantasy has been a threesome with two men, watching them play with each other then take turns eating me out, then double penetrate me.
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While the little penguin in the eggs gets ready to hatch, Sphen and Magic take turns incubating and protecting the egg, making sure that other penguins don't get too nosy or take any of their pebbles.
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After Cam leaves, the men take turns walking out and telling him how rude it was of him to show up and take time away from everyone, and Tyler C., Garrett and Kevin all confront him.
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For those unfamiliar the game, players take turns placing their head through a face-shaped placard and spinning a numbered wheel that determines how many times that they must turn the handle of the pie thrower.
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In a video clip released on the internet on Wednesday, Ms Tolokonnikova and a cadre of conspirators dressed in prosecutors' uniforms take turns beating prisoners, collecting bribes and dancing salaciously under a portrait of Vladimir Putin.
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Actress Jenna Fischer of "The Office" is starring in a new comedy titled "Splitting Up Together," where she and her on-screen husband, played by Oliver Hudson, take turns living in their house with their children.
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" And he claims, Lutfi grabbed Silva's genitals through his pants, moved to within inches of his face and whispered, "Listen fa***t, calm the f*** down or we'll drag you upstairs and take turns f****** you.
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"We were all so worried about Michael," she said, her voice beginning to crack as she watched her daughter and new son-in-law take turns gleefully signing legal documents at the conclusion of the ceremony.
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Young men from his neighborhood have dug up trenches, take turns guarding barricades blocking their streets, and throw stones at security forces when they try to force their way in at all hours of the night.
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The Americans established a healthy lead on Friday and Saturday in the foursomes (featuring two opposing pairs, each with a single ball that they take turns to hit) and fourballs (where each player has his own ball).
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You can connect up to two phones at once to take turns as the designated DJ, or link the speaker through JBL Connect+ to pair with up to 100 JBL speakers to amp up your audio experience.
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A bonus of missionary sex with a strap-on: The two partners can take turns on one another — just make sure to use condoms as you would on a penis if outside of a fluid-bonded relationship.
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Or, just say screw it and grab your best friend for Sunday morning mimosas, laugh at the couples paying for their marked-up meals, and take turns reciting President Whitmore's "Today, we celebrate our Independence Day!" quote.
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The 19-year-old ravaged Argentina from start to finish in France's thrilling 4-3 win in Kazan and the South Americans' only recourse to halt his lethal bursts forward was to take turns in fouling him.
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Cuba Gooding Jr., Caitlyn Jenner, Jane Fonda and Gerard Butler are among other celebrities who take turns to speak about the life of each of the 49 victims killed in the deadliest mass shooting in U.S. history.
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If a 3 AM last call is too early, house DJs spin at Public Works, a gallery-by-day, until 5 AM. Take turns napping in a car on the half-hour trip out to Sea Cliff.
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Mykhailo Voytyuk, a leader of the Kiev Patriarchate community in Ptycha, says Moscow Patriarchate priests treat them as second-class citizens and broke an agreement to let both sides take turns to hold services in the church.
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A group of guys take turns grabbing him by the handles of a harness strapped tightly around a T-shirt promoting the club and throwing him onto a series of air mattresses laid out across the stage.
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What's perhaps most fascinating about the interaction is that the dolphins appeared to be keenly interested in what the other had to say, and understood that they had to take turns vocalising to get their meaning across.
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No one trusts Ai but Estraven, a Gethenian who is in exile; these two characters take turns narrating the book, so that we see how strange they appear to each other, and how they struggle to connect.
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Kansas State asked Sneed, junior guard Mike McGuirl and sophomore guard Shaun Williams to take turns guarding Howard, who shredded the Wildcats for 45 points last year when Marquette knocked off Kansas State 83-523 in Milwaukee.
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A Reuters witness said a long line of journalists was nonetheless waiting to take turns to stage one-person protests, the only form of legal protest in Russia which does not require prior permission from the authorities.
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It tops a lean reggaeton beat with flute sounds from Colombia's Andean traditions, as the two men take turns — with Balvin's smooth croon and Paul's rough declamation — exulting in how irresistible he is to a certain woman.
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The children take turns dumping their baskets over a rudimentary sifting tool — a large piece of netting with a wooden frame — that reveals handfuls of mica, a shimmery mineral composite that's been forming underground for hundreds of years.
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In Chapter 53, boys rip off her underwear at recess and take turns wearing the damp cotton over their heads, so Joni Baloney runs away, pantyless, and joins a traveling freak show, rocketing horses off high-dive boards.
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Every ten minutes, you and your pals take turns squelching across the mud to a bunch of overflowing portaloos so you can stand in human excrement, wait for each other, and ponder why you have no phone reception.
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New York (CNN)Four teens who forced a father to leave his daughter so they could take turns raping her at a park have been arrested, New York police say -- but a fifth suspect is still at large.
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In the 1990s he served as a director at the Kansas City Fed, one of the 12 regional Fed banks that help process payments in the U.S. banking system and whose presidents take turns voting on rate policy.
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Malaysia has nine royal households, who typically take turns to sit on the throne, and the selection of the next king is decided by a vote in the Council of Rulers, made up of all nine royal households.
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The FBI's supplemental background investigation into the allegations against Kavanaugh was delivered early Thursday to the Senate, where the parties will take turns in one-hour shifts viewing the report ahead of a planned vote on his nomination.
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The proposal arrives as more than 15 Democratic primary candidates prepare to take turns speaking at a gun safety forum in Des Moines, Iowa, and a week after the mass shootings in El Paso, Texas and Dayton, Ohio.
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When they rise back up and reclaim their dance, they are messier and sweatier; a stickiness pervades their once pristine clothes as they take turns running behind the spectators, removing their shoes and tossing them onto the stage.
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On each episode, the hosts, Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark, take turns telling each other about murder cases in an easy but avid manner, as though they were recounting episodes of 48 Hours they watched the night before.
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They have a routine down when they appear on TV — she sits on the left, he on the right, and they are so in sync after doing this for so many years that they even take turns blinking.
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That can be seen in several breakthrough performances and some highly unusual results, and it means that many teams and players are likely to take turns in the spotlight from now until the end of the N.C.A.A. tournament.
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A rowing peripheral for Wii already exists, but if you've already got a rowing machine at home, why not power your game consoles with it and make your kids take turns getting super buff while they play Mario Kart.
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It's based on the idea that two or more living users unwittingly take turns at controlling the planchette, cooperating implicitly to create a message that starts out random, but becomes more predictable as the number of meaningful options decreases.
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The business "sharks" of ABC's reality TV series "Shark Tank" — Barbara Corcoran, Daymond John, Kevin O'Leary and Mark Cuban — will take turns diving with real sharks and visiting aquariums before getting pitches from people with shark conservation nonprofit organizations.
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Using digital and analog equipment, they will take turns mixing videos on the fly to match the music's mood; Ms. Ratté's work is often characterized by serene, colorful undulations, while Mr. Burr opts for twitchy, near-seizure-inducing patterns.
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So if multiple people are in a hurry, one possible workaround is to "work in," or take turns on the rack so that one person can be doing their sets of squats while another person or people are resting.
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SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico — Angel González, a retired schoolteacher facing a 10 percent cut to his pension, is beginning to wonder whether his three-person household will have to cut back to one cellphone and take turns using it.
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After being bitten by a fourth-quarter lineup devoid of starters in the loss to the Jazz on Sunday, Hornacek staggered the minutes of Anthony and Kristaps Porzingis, allowing them to take turns as the hub of the offense.
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These obvious benefits have spawned the idea to create group 'empowerment chapters' in each of our global offices in Houston, Belfast, and San Jose, where women will take turns acting as a chairperson and coordinator for that particular location.
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UCP members, many of whom have served with U.S. Special Forces, take turns living in a camping trailer close to the border near Sunland Park, New Mexico and patrolling a five-mile section of border, much of it unfenced.
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" The trio then continued to take turns jabbing one another with clever insults, with Corden telling both guests, "You're only famous now because your older sibling's awesome," and Franco saying the host looks like a "fat and bloated James Bond.
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In Hartford, that scene has the actors Michael Cumpsty and Michael Crane (more serendipitous similarity in those first names and last initials) take turns with Paul's lines and those of other characters as the tale of the Pulitzer photograph is related.
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Five nights a week, nine longtime friends of the Fridkins take turns showing up to help feed Harriet, give her massages, play bridge or just sit and talk and listen to Harriet's advice about dilemmas they're facing in their own lives.
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Using surveillance cameras that shoot in infrared light to see in the dark, Frank found that four to five ants gather around the injured ant, and take turns licking the severed, wounded leg for two to three minutes at a time.
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From 1989 to 1996, Cain served as a director at the Kansas City Fed, which is one of 12 regional Fed banks that help process payments in the U.S. banking system and whose presidents take turns voting on rate policy.
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NAGOYA, Japan (Reuters) - The sound of bodies slapping against each other rocks the stifling sumo "stable" in the Japanese city of Nagoya, as 11 gigantic wrestlers wearing only loincloths take turns throwing each other out of a ring of sand.
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Every day right before noon, hoards of people gather in front of the clock and wait for it to strike, at which time sculptures of the Twelve Apostles take turns peeking through two windows at the top of the clock.
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Ball-busting DEA boss Claudia Messina (Florencia Lozano) gets stuck babysitting Murphy and Peña, who take turns reminding her how little she knows about what it's really like on the ground in Colombia, a place where ... oh, you get the idea.
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Cain, who is 73, served in the 1990s as a director at the Kansas City Fed, one of 12 regional Fed banks that help process payments in the U.S. banking system and whose presidents take turns voting on rate policy.
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This is handy for group trips where often multiple people take turns making the various reservations, but don't have any easy way to share the information with others beyond forwarding emails or writing down information in a shared online document.
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Jeanne stares at the floor, as others take turns holding Jude and keeping him quiet in the church: first Grace, then Carole's husband, Victor, then James's younger sister, Zoe, who is the godmother, then James's best friend, Marcos, the godfather.
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Sometimes they walk with their close friends, the family across the street, with whom they started a progressive potluck dinner, where neighbors take turns holding monthly get-togethers of as many as 2725 people to raise money for liberal causes.
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Ms. Attwell tries to conjure a mounting sense of doom through a fractured narrative: Confusion and awe turn into urgency and dread, then resignation and perhaps even acceptance as seven actors take turns playing various characters in brief, seemingly unconnected scenes.
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But labor unions, which tend to be weak in Hong Kong, have called for different sectors of society to take turns holding strikes of an hour or two on Monday, including a general strike by many businesses early Monday afternoon.
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You and some number of your most patient friends take turns rolling dice for the opportunity to buy and trade fictional properties, and then "develop" those properties with "houses" and "hotels," with the ultimate goal of driving everyone else into bankruptcy.
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My brothers and I take turns getting to name our dogs, and with our oldest dog, a chihuahua mix, it was my brother's turn to choose, and he was only two, so he picked Captain Elizabeth, from Pirates of the Caribbean.
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The youngsters take turns manning the station 24-hours a day, every day of the year, year after year, Ms. Grigoryants notes, "wondering if one day they might find themselves like the old man who spent half his life here."
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My boyfriend and I now take turns playing a terrifying version of Eve, rolling through the fictionalized streets of Los Angeles, ruining lives, stealing cars, murdering both the police officers who chase us and strangers on the street with glee.
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In that incident, six males boarded a private bus, grabbed a 20163-year-old woman, incapacitated a man with whom she had gone to the movies and proceeded to take turns raping the woman while beating her with an iron rod.
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Ally Burguieres designs what's for sale, and Evie and two other sisters, who all live in New Orleans, take turns fulfilling e-commerce orders and making sales out of three shops in the Lower Garden District and the French Quarter.
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Players take turns drawing cards from a central deck and facing challenges like fighting a keg-tossing goblin or trying to persuade the bartender to give you a different beer since you don't like the "weak ass goblin ale" you ordered.
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There's a bit in the BuzzFeed profile on you that touches on one part of your teenage years where you'd drop acid during school and take turns looking after each other... Tegan: Yes, we were really fun when we were on drugs.
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The rules were simple: Each would take turns pulling a record from their bin, play the beginning of a track while the one blindly faced in the opposite direction, then whoever was in the hot seat would try to guess the artist playing.
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After they each take turns assuring Rachel that they do not have secret girlfriends and would, in fact, kill anyone who had a secret girlfriend in order to defend her honor, Rachel's optimism returns and her trust in the process is tenuously restored.
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We saw the three actors take turns pleasuring themselves using dildos of various sizes and colors, which they placed on various parts of their bodies and inside their mouths; after a while, another performer would step in to play with the first.
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Presidents Richard Nixon and Bill Clinton both learned that scandals can take turns that pose serious dangers for a president that were not anticipated (like the obstruction of justice part of Watergate or the Lewinsky development that grew out of the Whitewater investigation).
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According to Scott, it's also important to discuss when you want to have kids and how you want to raise them, including whether both parents stay at home with the kids, you take turns, or one person has daytime kid-watching duties.
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The recent gains by libraries have delighted Christian Zabriskie, a librarian and executive director of Urban Librarians Unite, an advocacy and education group that organizes an annual "read-in," in which people take turns reading nonstop for 24 hours, to support the libraries.
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This makes for an especially eye-popping result during the final number, in which nine equilibrists take turns jumping to and from a pair of huge swings — at times it feels as if they are going to take off over our heads.
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Now, despite their divorce, they are purchasing a home for their son who will stay in that home with one of them as they each take turns living in a separate residence that is also shared (but not at the same time).
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Mike D. of the Beastie Boys, who enrolled his two sons (Davis, 15, and Skyler, 13) this year (he and his ex-wife take turns living in Bali), first visited the school at the insistence of Skyler, whose friend had recently enrolled.
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Favorites include Tee K.O., in which you and your friends take turns designing horrible T-shirt logos and matching them with equally horrible taglines, and Fibbage, a trivia game that you win by writing the most convincing lie masquerading as a trivia answer.
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And every time that there's more and more corner conditions or more subtle things that you have to do or you have to drive more smoothly or be able to take turns more quickly, all of those requirements require greater computing capability.
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" Mr. Matsegora, who said he and Mr. Karlov had started working together in North Korea when they were very young, wrote, "We agreed that when we retire, which will happen some day, we will take turns visiting each other at our dachas.
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The teams will take turns hosting dinner parties with menus designed to impress their rival competitors — including Brandy, Ray J, Andrew Dice Clay, Naomi Judd, and Brandi Glanville — and the judges, chefs Curtis Stone ("Top Chef Masters") and Cat Cora ("Iron Chef America").
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I remember eating pork bung as a kid during one of my grandma's weekly Sunday dinners, when my entire extended family would gather around a table and take turns telling each other to eat more, like a conga line of force-feeding.
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Another reason screen time can slow development is that the hours passed in front of televisions and tablets mean kids may miss out on chances to scribble with crayons or play games that help them learn how to kick a ball or take turns.
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An outcry followed the High Court's decision this month to reject the appeal of an Islamic preacher and political activist sentenced to nine months in prison for insulting the Sultan of Selangor, one of the nine monarchs who take turns as Malaysia's head of state.
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The lovers take turns trying to get the other to spot them chatting up someone else, and when Grande spots Foster getting a little too close with another girl, she takes matters into her own hands jumping on her and throwing her to the ground.
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Throughout the course of the two seasons, his four children — heir apparent Kendall (Jeremy Strong), political fixer Shiv (Sarah Snook), snarky smart aleck Roman (Kieran Culkin) and libertarian weirdo Connor (Alan Ruck) — all take turns vying for their father's attention and scheming against him.
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Moreover, toss-winning captains do usually take this option, so FIFA, world football's governing body, is trying out a system similar to a tiebreak in tennis, in which teams A and B take turns to shoot first: AB then BA then AB and so on.
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Here's a key that explains how the symbols work with the Uno cards and other colors: In Uno, players take turns laying down cards from their hands, and the card they play must match either the color or the number of the last card played.
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Huddled around an oil press in the heart of a crowded village in Tillabery, Roukaya Jibo and several of her peers gossip, laugh and crack jokes as they take turns to feed sesame into the device and pump out oil into plastic soda bottles.
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I've just watched him and his men take turns carrying out the day's ritual: affix respirators to their face, climb down a ladder into an oil-slicked pit, strain against stiff valves on the exposed wellhead, be overwhelmed by the gases, retreat, and repeat.
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Member states take turns heading NATO's Very High Readiness Joint Task Force (VJTF) in eastern Europe, which has grown in importance amid concerns that Russian military activities, including support for separatists in eastern Ukraine, have surpassed levels seen during the height of the Cold War.
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And this is all mixed in with the cognitive development which goes along with symbolic play, children re-enacting their own experience by pretending to feed their dolls, or putting the puppy to bed, and with the social development of learning to take turns.
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Breaking from a decade-long convention whereby the socialists and the conservatives take turns to hold the high-profile job, Pittella has vowed to stimulate genuine debate and dispel the idea that all main parties in the parliament are part of a reform-shy establishment.
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You know, when you take turns saying the word "penis" in a public space, each time louder than the last person said it, until you're screaming at the top of your lungs and everyone's either scowling at you or cringing at their own feet.
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Wealthy financier and accused child sex abuser Jeffrey Epstein had a revolving cast of characters take turns visiting him in a Palm Beach County, Florida, jail while serving a 2990-month criminal sentence in 2008 and 2009, according to visitor logs reviewed by CNBC on Friday.
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The details: Steven Koonin, who served as the Energy Department's under secretary for science during two years of Obama's first term, suggests a format from the national-security realm where experts take turns critiquing each other's work on climate science in a competitive and public way.
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King: We Are King (King Creative) No matter how much R&B has flourished in the past year, this collaborative vocal trio feels like an anomaly: they take turns singing, they avoid flashy gestures and individuality, they're proud to code as pop-functional over ballad-expressive.
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Unsure what to do about child care for the ceremony and reception, I had counted on there being veteran parents, moms and dads who knew what they were doing and with whom, I hoped, we could share a babysitter or take turns watching one another's children.
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Read more: Malaysia just got a new king, under a unique system where 9 royal families take turns to rule for 5 years eachIn the post, she recounted the story of how the Sultan asked her to marry him after inviting her family to visit Malaysia.
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Medicaid, the state and federal health care program for the poor, covers the cost of a home-care aide during the day, and Ms. Negron's two daughters and a granddaughter take turns staying over at night and on weekends, despite their own jobs and family obligations.
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Democratic senators say they may block a motion to adjourn the chamber on Saturday and require the Senate to stay in session until Sunday morning so they can take turns talking about the plight of "Dreamers," immigrants brought to the country illegally as children, on the floor.
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I had always preferred to live by myself, but living in my apartment meant for two had forced me to consider how much nicer it would be to share a home, to have someone else take turns emptying the trash and picking fights with the neighbors.
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In a profile of Mr. Seymour during the Deaver case, The Times noted that for years he had gathered his extended family on Cape Cod every Independence Day to take turns reading passages of the Declaration of Independence aloud and discussing the document's meaning and significance.
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Between on-and-off gag rules and a lack of investment in better, future contraception, the government simply isn't ensuring that women have control over when they become pregnant — and as long as the two major parties continue to take turns in power, this will remain true.
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Democratic senators say they may block a motion to adjourn the chamber on Saturday and require the Senate to stay in session until Sunday morning so they can take turns talking about the plight of "Dreamers," immigrants brought to the U.S. illegally as children, on the floor.
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I didn't need to ask anyone to mute their microphones or take turns talking—the universally worst part of any conference call aside from actually getting it set up—because when our video and audio was on, it was usually just muffled office sounds or occasional giggling.
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In a preview of Monday night's Battle Rounds of the NBC singing competition series shared exclusively with PEOPLE, veteran coaches Blake Shelton, Adam Levine and Kelly Clarkson, along with newcomer John Legend, each take turns discussing which musicians they chose to serve as their team's advisors for season 16.
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The WT2 Plus requires the speakers to take turns, but simultaneously transcribes the conversation, and later this year it should be able to translate English, Chinese, Japanese, Korean and Russian while offline, said Kazaf Ye, head of marketing for Timekettle, in an interview from company headquarters in Shenzhen, China.
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You stop going to restaurants as a family; you stop bringing home carryout, except occasionally and furtively, when you and your husband take turns eating it standing up in a corner of the kitchen (his preference) or sitting on the upstairs bathroom floor with the door closed (your preference).
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In addition to UNGA's signature general debate, during which world leaders take turns sharing their visions with the world in 20-minute speeches, the September session at UNGA is also about multilateral and bilateral meetings between the world's countries to discuss solutions to a wide range of pressing issues.
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Rao's process encapsulates the modern-day confirmation system where proxies jockey for their nominee with the ferocity of a campaign, Democrats and Republicans take turns jettisoning long-held Senate rules, and some question whether the system has become irretrievably broken, erasing the lines between the judicial and political branches.
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I stayed in the Fairmont San Jose, and it was such a nice hotel room, especially for cosplayers – there were a lot of mirrors in it so we didn't have to take turns putting makeup on, and it was nice and spacious so we weren't getting in each other's way.
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Two players take turns placing white or black stones on a 19-by-19 grid; when stones are surrounded on all four sides by those of the other color they are removed from the board, and the player with more surrounded territory and captured stone at the game's end wins.
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The older kids were free to take turns whooshing down Big Blue — the resort's looping 100-foot water slide — snorkel at the small, sheltered beach or play video games in the teen club house, while the younger children were looked after by their nannies, who hover over them in lavender uniforms.
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When it was time to begin, Aszur Hill, the company's senior manager of talent, stood near a raised teacher's bike at the front of the room and explained the rules: candidates would take turns leading the class, first introducing themselves, then playing two songs of their choice, for thirty seconds each.
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There's a game where you fend off an alien invasion, and another multiplayer minigame that was sort of like a less frantic Hungry Hungry Hippos; it lets players take turns using the Blaster to shoot food at hippos to lure them over to their side, and whoever has the most hippos wins.
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We are building for a world in which they never exercise power.... In other words, competition between Republicans and Democrats is no longer an iterated game in which two rival parties who see each other as legitimate contenders for political power expect to take turns exercising more and less influence within the system.
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In the video, created by actor Maggie Gyllenhaal and titled "My Name Is Mirian," celebrities such as Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Chadwick Boseman, Kumail Nanjiani, and many more take turns reading a note from Mirian, a Honduran asylum seeker who was separated from her 18-month-old son at the Texas border in February.
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Gestural and color-field abstraction, digital imaging, American folk art, Japanese landscape, children's-book illustration, dropped shadows, greeting-card whimsy, clip art, wallpaper design, silk screen, tapestry, typography, stencils, recorded-sound elements, and mechanical moving parts (in one series of paintings, shapes with hidden motors function like clock hands) take turns or combine.
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I would invite my wife, the writer Kathleen Hale; our friend, the writer Andrei Nechita; and some really ancient guy, like Aristophanes or Laertes or whoever; and we would take turns showing him videos on our phones and just watch his reactions and see which ones made him flip out the most.
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With 2 Lawmakers Sick, the Rest Take Turns Voting in an Empty Chamber 'I'm Really Isolated Now': When Elders Have to Fight Coronavirus Alone 'It Sort of Gives You Hope': One Place New Yorkers Go to Escape Shutdown Linda Fairstein Sues Netflix for Defamation in 'When They See Us' Want more news?
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Not to be cliche, but Scott's loss is every other man's gain: from there on out in the evening, the suitors take turns comforting Hannah and rebuilding her spirits, though no one does it better than born-again Luke P., who receives (unsurprisingly) the First Impression Rose and an A+ for his makeout talents.
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Settling into a booth at Chefs Club, the NoLIta restaurant where chefs from around the world take turns heading up the kitchen — and where Mr. Johnson is now in residence — he shouted over a playlist of 1990s hip-hop and R&B songs that he insisted have absolutely no repetition despite being 95 hours long.
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Even those all-luck (read: mostly boring) preschool games, such as Candy Land and Chutes and Ladders, that mainly teach kids how to play games, also help them focus for a long time on a single activity, learn to take turns and how to cope with losing -- three crucial life skills you can develop early.
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The fact that many of them take turns replying to one person in one thread would be really odd behavior for a bot if it were trying to pass as human, but makes sense if their task is just to answer questions, one at a time, from anyone engaging with Amazon's latest publicity tweet.
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The rejected men take turns yelling at the camera and each other and it's truly top-notch TV: With Whaboom but a hazy nightmare, Rachel then takes Bryan, Tickle Monster, Peter, Alex, Will, and Fred on Ellen for a group date, during which Ellen immediately makes all the men take off their shirts and twerk.
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Des Moines, Iowa (CNN)The race to the Iowa caucuses, now less than eight months away, gets its unofficial kick-off this weekend as nearly 20 Democratic primary candidates swarm the state, holding dozens of rallies before gathering in Cedar Rapids on Sunday to take turns pitching a crowd of state party officials, activists and organizers.
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Changing channels ... In a two-minute introductory web video, the former governors Gary E. Johnson and William F. Weld, who are running on the Libertarian Party ticket, take turns onscreen and mug for laughs with eye rolls, shrugs and arched eyebrows, while bragging about their records and asserting why they would be different from "Clintrump," as they call the major-party rivals.
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They're showcased on two songs near the end of this EP: "Mic Drop," which has a fantastically squelchy beat (produced by Pdogg), and the closing track, "Outro: Her," in which the group's three rapping members — Rap Monster, Suga and J-Hope — take turns with extended verses, a rarity for a group that often trades off every four lines, or less.
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