They were taking turns expressing their pain, jealousy and anxiety.
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By taking turns with babysitting duties, child care is free.
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The models are taking turns posing against a pink-painted bike.
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Legend and Teigen are taking turns responding to their haters now.
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Three players participated, taking turns hitting more than 150 pitches total.
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Now, self-driving vehicles finally mastering taking turns without smashing into things.
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The members of the family smiled and laughed, taking turns holding Mia.
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Taking turns works well enough — until they both fall for Suki Waterhouse.
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Back then, we had eight people taking turns to manage the company.
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By taking turns with the textbook, students can reduce their costs significantly.
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The proud new parents are taking turns sharing photos of the cutie pie.
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You had MCs in groups hanging out onstage taking turns at the microphone.
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Taking turns, each of us would speak in clear sentences, sharing our feelings.
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Some share water with neighboring landowners by taking turns using a common well.
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We were taking turns manning pumps 24/7 to get the water out.
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Theres three of us taking turns, but the other two live close by.
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They rushed up to Ms. Suthimongkol, taking turns holding her hands in gratitude.
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Soon we are shooting up in the car, taking turns with the syringe.
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Released Friday, "Top Off" finds each of the stars taking turns at the mic.
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One week later, members of her pod were seen taking turns holding the calf.
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"Two or three families shared one small apartment, taking turns to sleep," he said.
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It basically involves Robbie and Fallon taking turns answering questions only they can see.
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Eight very rotund tiger sharks were taking turns feeding on the oily white carcass.
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Taking turns in the bathroom for 24 hours is not a romantic scene-setter.
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Taking turns turning pages, his eager fingers pinching the page's corner, mine patiently waiting.
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We've been taking turns flying out when we can to help but it's not enough.
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Staffers are taking turns reading the names while another person keeps tally of the count.
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Around 1,000 people and 200 trucks were taking turns to enforce the blockade, Pinedo said.
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It took us awhile, taking turns to row, but we made it around without capsizing.
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Candice: We have water, and we'll be taking turns to go get food and stuff.
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Two teenagers were knee-deep in the surf, taking turns posing in the evening glow.
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Predators fans taking turns smashing an Anaheim Ducks-themed car outside Bridgestone Arena in Nashville.
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Becky watched Max talk with a colleague, each taking turns laughing at the other's joke.
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At the legislative meeting, senior Chinese officials have been taking turns warning that challenges remain.
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Soon Gomez and Flores were taking turns driving dozens of bats down to White in Tijuana.
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We grab two more beers each (we're taking turns paying) and make friends in our section.
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The Kardashians and their guests topped off the night by taking turns riding a mechanical bull.
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You and your mates taking turns to shit down an overflowing long-drop in a box?
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Television news footage showed protesters taking turns stomping and kicking the fallen statue as dozens cheered.
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The footage also shows officers taking turns trying to revive Clark, who appears to be handcuffed.
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By the water cooler: Boost collaboration with your co-workers by taking turns to openly weep.
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To engage in less structured intimacy when you feel ready, try taking turns initiating sexual contact.
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The Democrats eat together every night, with senators taking turns ordering for dozens of their colleagues.
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They ran Let It Ride for 25 hours straight, taking turns napping in the cabin below.
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Why shouldn't the citizens of other states get similar make-or-break powers, taking turns being first?
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Then, they gently punish me switching between double penetration and the boys taking turns eating me out.
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At dinner, the kids played word games with Steve, each taking turns to contribute to a category.
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Maybe I'll get writer's block and need a distraction in the form of taking turns moving mechs?
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Dr. Koehne and Ms. DeMaria began taking turns flying back and forth between New York and Miami.
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Different students take the stand each episode, taking turns getting grilled by the school's ruthless defense attorney.
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Then they took her to a room upstairs, locked the door and began taking turns with her.
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The foreign ministers of both Iran and Saudi Arabia addressed the conference, taking turns to trade barbs.
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The video shows a group of wasps taking turns at the carcass, feverishly picking away at the meat.
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And this can be further offset by relocating the cat box or by taking turns changing the litter.
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"We saw very clearly that the whales were taking turns rubbing their bodies on these rocks," Fortune says.
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Cicero wrote a set of rules of conversation, which included taking turns and not going on too long.
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An upper-class Manhattan party girl dead after a wild night of risk-taking turns into a stabfest?
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The panel of celebrities can ask questions before taking turns deciding who they think is telling the truth.
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Last year, a group of 12 from my neighborhood started getting together and playing Bunco, taking turns hosting.
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"Dear Britain," they said, taking turns with the lines while stowing their luggage and settling into their seats.
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The YouTube video shows mostly women standing outdoors, taking turns to read harrowing testimonials from sheets of paper.
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The two pay homage to Eazy E's "Boyz-N-Tha-Hood," taking turns rapping over the twinkling production.
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The two delighted the audience taking turns singing, with an incredulous Block showing her excitement throughout the special moment.
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It's all very egalitarian and beautiful, the women taking turns supporting each other and serving as the central figure.
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Now, in their own time, LifeLine employees and volunteers are taking turns getting Queen to her next 10 visits.
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The Emmys function on a special "wheel rotation," with ABC, CBS, Fox, and NBC taking turns broadcasting the event.
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"Not all unicorns are like this, but I like everyone taking turns being the center of attention," Matatas says.
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It's not just senators taking turns denouncing private organizations on the Senate floor because they disagree on environmental policy.
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The mother-daughter duos became fast friends and would carpool, taking turns shuttling the girls to and from auditions.
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I think people put this idea out there that you and your sisters are taking turns in the spotlight.
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"The kitchen began with us all taking turns cooking, which wasn't always vegetarian," Eliasson explains to The Creators Project.
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The campaign is largely playing out on television, with leaders taking turns on the morning and evening talk shows.
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One dare led to another, and soon my entire extended family was taking turns leaping into the brownish water.
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They chose their teams on February 6, taking turns drafting players who will start and come off the bench.
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WASHINGTON — One by one, they praised President Trump, taking turns complimenting his integrity, his message, his strength, his policies.
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My family has been taking turns at Standing Rock, and last weekend was mine, so I drove from Minneapolis.
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Or, assuming they're both about 30 or 35, they could split the time in the hibernation pod by taking turns.
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Each skirmish plays out sort of like a futuristic chess match, with the mechs and kaiju taking turns performing actions.
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A flashback to the Red Center shows that the handmaids went through actual training, taking turns holding each others wrists.
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Some are making day-by-day decisions on child care, taking turns with other parents on watching each other's kids.
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We proceed, taking turns, congratulating each other when we make a right choice, and murmuring conciliatory comments when we don't.
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In the courtyard of the palliative-care unit, Pacific Islanders sit in a circle taking turns to play a guitar.
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We rented a house up there with seven of us sleeping on the floor, taking turns shaving in the kitchen.
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They are not weaving through the forest, one behind the other, like wolves, taking turns to flatten down a path.
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Rhododendron and azalea were already in place, as well as a spirea, taking turns on center stage as spring unfolded.
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Belgium is attacking desperately — perhaps too desperately, sometimes taking turns taking on three men — but aren't actually generating anything dangerous.
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Overnight, we went from taking turns seeing movies on Sundays (to save on a sitter) to having a live-in helper.
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She reflected on this recently from her home in Ithaca, with her and her husband taking turns talking on the phone.
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"We waited for around 40 minutes and saw nurses and paramedics taking turns pumping her chest [in the hospital]," explains Homam.
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Players compete one-on-one, taking turns to summon creatures and cast spells with the objective of defeating their opponent's hero.
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Emergency workers are taking turns doing chest compressions on an unconscious elderly woman lying on the floor of her living room.
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The debate proceeds with "members" of each section taking turns to make arguments for their position and ask questions of others.
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In Ms. Daneman's reimagined staging, the dancers and singers occupy the same world, taking turns at the center of the action.
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And what's discouraging about that polarity switch is that it feels not like an evolution, it feels like we're taking turns.
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"The era of 'taking turns occupying the homestead' is ending, and an era of 'warlords chasing the deer' is emerging," it said.
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While this was going on, the rest of the guys were freaking out about Chad and taking turns confronting him, sort of.
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And agency employees are taking turns holding down the Pokemon Gym at the end of the block .... in the name of research.
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Videos of that day show the students lining up before the pastor and taking turns spitting on his face while others laugh.
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I remember being moved for a bit, and I remember the pain of the actual penetration, and I remember them taking turns.
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Williams and his wife are currently taking turns going back and forth from Chicago to be with him, and money's running out.
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Since five of us are taking turns it quickly gets boring, so I back out of the circle to explore other options.
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They start doing CPR, they are pumping his chest to get his heart going, taking turns with some of the security guards.
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Van Gundy is correct — thus far, Westbrook, George and Anthony have looked like three solo artists taking turns jamming on lead guitar.
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They know a couple, restaurant workers, who have lived in the country for 25 years and are now taking turns going shopping.
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The competitions, meanwhile, would be referred to as "battles" and feature dancers taking turns performing dance moves and spins on the floor.
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But after Julianna caught a small cold and laryngitis in December, they started taking turns sleeping in the room with her, Michelle says.
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She recalled Judge telling her about an incident from high school involving him and others taking turns having sex with a drunk girl.
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The two joined the rest of the Democratic field at the SNHU Arena here, taking turns speaking to thousands of riled-up progressives.
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The inquisitor craves answers, and the townspeople, fueled by gossip and ale, are happy to oblige, each taking turns to hijack the narrative.
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I can picture my nephews having a blast with it, or fifth-graders taking turns checking out the countries their parents are from.
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Business, in this case, was taking turns roasting Justin Bieber while Canadian celebs like Mike Myers, Ryan Reynolds, and Blake Lively looked on.
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The video clip showed a row of Turkish riot police behind shields with four taking turns to fire tear gas toward Greek territory.
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This summer, Wang and his two younger brothers shared a room with one bunk bed, taking turns sleeping on the floor's bamboo mat.
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The boys pointed to a flock of mew gulls foraging near our boat, taking turns plucking tiny silver fish from the frothy surface.
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The interview was conducted by committee staff, with Democratic and Republican teams of investigators taking turns questioning Mr. Trump in one-hour blocks.
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Trilobites Roto and Copper, two Gentoo penguins at Loveland Living Planet Aquarium in Utah, cared for three children together, taking turns feeding them.
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A typical class includes a lesson followed by a chance to work in pairs, taking turns reading (or speaking) and listening (or writing).
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She imagined Mr. Buttigieg and his husband reading to each other each night, taking turns on the campaign bus after an endless day.
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Just the other night Cowboy Oliveira and Yancy Medeiros were taking turns smashing each other in the gut with the front snap kick.
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At night, each of China's official 56 minority groups was represented in the gala performance, taking turns to dance, faces full of happy smiles.
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The hosts, Sue Perkins and Mel Giedroyc, are totally goofy and make inappropriate jokes in between taking turns saying "Let's Bake!" in strange accents.
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But she noticed that with the development of the autofocus camera in the 1970s, family members were more frequently taking turns photographing each other.
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"People had a hole in the trailer wall to provide some ventilation and they started taking turns breathing from the hole," the complaint states.
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As we reported, flamingos try to protect themselves in the midst of a hurricane by forming a line and taking turns buffering the others.
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New York (CNN Business)Over the last couple days, Microsoft and Apple have been taking turns as the world's most valuable publicly traded company.
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Ms. Schaff and Ms. Demczuk rotated in and out of the hearing room, taking turns covering the proceedings and the protesters and supporters outside.
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However, I could see athletic teams, running clubs, or even groups of friends sharing the cost of the system and taking turns with it.
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Baseball is thriving now, with annual revenue of more than $22014 billion and teams from all market sizes taking turns in the World Series.
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It's possible that the two of them would decide to rotate power, taking turns being prime minister (it's happened before in the Israeli system).
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The wackiest scenario is that the parties could quite literally share power — with Gantz and some Likud leader taking turns holding the top job.
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Taking turns with a bullhorn, students and some faculty members accused the school of shutting them out from attending the speech and asking questions.
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The good news, alas, didn't last, as the movies became increasingly campy, with first Val Kilmer and then George Clooney taking turns under the cowl.
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They've found their groove together this week, and spend the morning taking turns chasing each other around the apartment (no growls, hisses, hits, or bites).
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"She saw in the mirror and out of the corner of her eye each of the band members taking turns raping her," the documents said.
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The pair developed a unique working relationship, taking turns to direct individual scenes in their films and never interfering when the other was in charge.
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The family was snapped soaking up the rays on the property's beach, taking turns playing with toys, building sand castles and splashing in the surf.
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Battle mode involves two or three players competing to see who can get the most points while taking turns stacking one artifact at a time.
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Taking turns, they tell stories that describe, as the flat-footed title suggests, the high and mostly low moments of their sex lives to date.
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That penguin pair will rear 421 as their own, taking turns feeding it and keeping it warm just as Chile and JR will do for 420.
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Williams and Dorsey have historically been rivals, battling for power and influence internally while taking turns at the helm of Twitter in the company's early days.
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When Jeff says the reward has a twist and that people will be taking turns eating, I'm sure every Survivor fan was thinking the same thing.
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A gaggle of children huddled around a wooden board, taking turns shooting marbles at goal posts made of rubber bands in a version of table soccer.
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Eagles average a 35-day incubation period and require 105-degree heat to develop, so M15 and Harriet have been taking turns sitting on the nest.
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Most surveys in recent weeks have shown Biden and Sanders taking turns leading the crowded field of 2020 contenders in hypothetical general election matchups against Trump.
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After a few hours of taking turns tangling with them, we made our way back across the river, up the canyon, and back into the car.
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This simulates the experience of chilling with friends on a couch with a laptop and taking turns offering up what you've recently discovered on the Internet.
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Then she told Cruz about her time being abused in a bus at some other prison facility, by guards taking turns between Renee and another woman.
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It was 11 AM, and the girls, dressed in coordinating pink and purple striped socks, were already turning their ropes, taking turns hopping in and out.
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When I arrived to the scene, teens lined every concrete surface, taking turns dropping in on the ramps, grinding on the rails, and jumping over stuff.
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A week after his birth, Bush Hager posted more images of her daughters bonding with their baby brother, taking turns holding and cuddling up to him.
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"We were taking turns in yelling for help in the darkness," Alan Butterfield, a reporter for The Daily Mail, told the British publication about the episode.
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To help build his friendship skills and confidence, schedule play dates where he can get practice sharing and taking turns with parental help around the corner.
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To help build his friendship skills and confidence, schedule play dates where he can get practice sharing and taking turns with parental help around the corner.
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When their pups are born, 50 to 60 days later, mothers may help each other by taking turns foraging for insects and roosting with the group.
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Amadeo brought out some claves, and he and Berlin compared the timbre of a few, taking turns tapping along with the music on the boom box.
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College and high-school students were taking turns at an open mike, speaking to an audience in much the same terms that the actors inside were.
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Over the past couple of weeks, artists associated with Britain's Royal Ballet have been taking turns curating programs for the Joyce's annual midsummer gift to balletomanes.
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Over the past couple of weeks, artists associated with Britain's Royal Ballet have been taking turns curating programs for the Joyce's annual midsummer gift to balletomanes.
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Check out Raptors players Norman Powell, Serge Ibaka, Pascal Siakam and more just blowing through bottles of bubble while taking turns holding the Larry O'Brien Trophy.
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Fiona Lawson and her estranged husband have a unique method of coparenting, keeping their sons in the same family home, each taking turns staying there with them.
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After watching her video and reading the site's blurb about "layering" we ventured to the virtual vulva, taking turns to practice the moves we were just taught.
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The weird humor and bright aesthetic (including a killer score by Grant Kirkhope) helped, along with an incredible sense of momentum when taking turns on the battlefield.
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Rasor told the New Yorker that she remembered Judge telling her about an incident involving him and other boys taking turns having intercourse with a drunk woman.
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Edwards explained that when Rogue One: A Star Wars Story was still in the writing stage, the team was taking turns naming planets (talk about a perk).
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We were outfitted with nonlethal and lethal weapons, including a Taser and handgun (unloaded, shooting a laser beam), taking turns reacting to characters on a giant screen.
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Twelve hundred people requested credentials to watch; eight hundred and thirty-two were allowed, taking turns occupying a three-hundred-and-twenty-seat auditorium in Oklahoma City.
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The tone was collegial but energetic, with lawmakers from both parties taking turns expressing their positions, and Trump playing the role of an informed and engaged moderator.
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Some companies have sent all non-essential employees home, while others have adopted a tag team method, with groups of employees taking turns coming into the office.
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This time, Francis and the Patriarch Daniel prayed in the same space, seated a few feet apart in the Orthodox cathedral, taking turns in their own languages.
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Her Thanksgiving dinners were a plate of Americana: turkey, sweet potatoes, green bean casserole, and everyone at the table taking turns to say why they were thankful.
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He and his wife had been taking turns staying with her, day and night, and she was nothing like her old self; she still seemed quite sick.
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Landrum was oblivious to the procession of young residents taking turns between her legs or the fact that the attending physician wasn't in the room at all.
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The six women — all of them naked — are equally god and muse, taking turns in leading and supporting roles (not that the distinctions are always so clear).
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Sensing how public attitudes to unions are warming, Democratic presidential candidates have been taking turns to pose with the striking workers, notably at car plants in Detroit.
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The men were crammed together, sitting on the floor and taking turns sleeping as a television blared Turkish and American melodramas and action movies dubbed in Arabic.
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"They ripped my pants off, started biting my arms, my breasts, my lips, then they penetrated me with their fingers, taking turns," said Norma Aidé Jiménez Osorio.
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Three of us squashed into his small bedroom, taking turns to open doors, passing the pad between us—not scared, but excitedly anxious about what awaited us.
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Taking in three generations of MCs, the show included the likes of Stormzy, Chip, Footsie, D Double E, Novelist, and AJ Tracey all taking turns on the mic.
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O'Rourke and Hurd didn't bring any staff with them, according to O'Rourke spokesman John Meza, so they are taking turns filming the trip on Periscope and Facebook Live.
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Instead, the most successful teams shared behaviors like taking turns in conversations and showing empathy for others — both factors that led to an unspoken feeling of psychological safety.
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Also taking turns at the podium were Harold Koda, Laverne Cox, Martha Stewart and Nell Campbell, who presented awards to Ralph Rucci, Iman, Delphine Krakoff and Jonathan Adler.
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Swiss aviators Bertrand Piccard and Andre Borschberg have been taking turns piloting the plane on each leg of the journey, with Piccard at the controls for Thursday's flight.
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In 1992 they were photographed at a temple taking turns to pour holy water on one another from silver urns, a ceremony typically performed by husbands and wives.
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The videos showed a crying and bound man, and at least three assailants taking turns burning his feet with a blowtorch and electrocuting him with a cattle prod.
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An hour south of Atlanta, the Three Percent Security Force started the day around the campfire, taking turns shooting automatic pistols and rifles at a makeshift target range.
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Jackie Speier (D-Calif.) led a group of more than a dozen lawmakers in taking turns reading the entire statement, which goes on for more than 85033,000 words.
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Several feet away, two fans were taking turns running a livestream video on YouTube for the folks unable to be in Hollywood but who wanted to help #SaveTheOA.
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Next to me, two women are taking turns on each other: One lays down and the other goes in with two fingers encased in a white rubber glove.
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So we began taking turns as the designated chooser, allowing each of us to let ourselves off the hook for a jubilant 75 percent of our shared dinners.
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It never once felt like the S-Pod was going to tip over in any direction, regardless of whether I was stopped or taking turns around sharp corners.
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But he tried, opening Oswald's chest to massage his heart for fully 40 minutes, taking turns, before the heart grew flabbier and flabbier and then arrested for good.
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Tim and I spent our first full day in Thailand taking turns with Roxie, who rebounded immediately from her mystery ailment, while the other underwent the dentist's drill.
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They watch the two former lav-huddlers taking turns orally serving a too-generic probable pighead wearing a slightly malfunctioning smearmask which switches on and off every twenty seconds.
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Clusters of anxious citizens, many of them party workers, sit on the street outside, taking turns singing hymns, laying offerings of fruits and flowers, chatting and sometimes weeping openly.
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We are, however, taking turns that none of us could have imagined in the era of Clinton and the fax machine and there are still more turns to come.
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MULHERIN NEW YORK Sonia Dutton and Katharine Mulherin, whose main base is Toronto, have teamed up in a space on Forsyth Street, where they are taking turns mounting shows.
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The lawmakers began holding marathon meetings again, switching locations among House offices to throw the press off the scent, with members taking turns picking up the dinner-catering tabs.
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If you are with your family, she suggests either settling receipts at the end of the trip according to the size of each family or taking turns covering expenses.
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The two artists had set up the conversation as a "listening party," taking turns playing a selection of records by Indigenous artists while Gibson projected images from the photoshoot.
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The two women were talking animatedly, laughing and (in Minaj's case) rolling their eyes and taking turns placing a hand up to the other's ear to continue the conversation.
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We continue up and down our mountain daily, in darkness and light, taking turns being the hand held out and the hand that needs lifting to keep moving forward.
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Sometimes, the young women of the village come for the first part of the evening, on borrowed horses or on foot, single file, taking turns to trample the grass.
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To these definitions, taken from the Oxford English Dictionary, I'd add the significance of "cipher" in hip-hop: a circle of rappers taking turns to freestyle over a beat.
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They slept on beanbags at Ms. Mahboob's apartment in Queens, N.Y., for a few weeks between competitions, taking turns cleaning, cooking, and painting each others' nails with glitter polish.
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If you're sick of taking turns on who gets to charge their phone, then this USB-integrated outlet may be just what you need and it's 20% off right now.
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More than 2,000 flight attendants from Eva Air's all-female cabin crew have been taking turns to join demonstrations outside the firm's headquarters near Taoyuan International Airport since June 20.
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Rush, who was on the other side in the civilian boat, dived in again, both taking turns sweeping back and forth with their hands on the now upside-down deck.
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William and Kate saw how a Colombian artist, Dairo Vargas, captured the summit in a unique piece of art — even taking turns to dab some paint on the piece themselves!
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A tug of war between Democrats and Republicans over a controversial painting escalated Tuesday, with lawmakers taking turns removing the painting and re-hanging it in a Capitol thoroughfare. Rep.
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") to the way they co-parents like professionals, taking turns to watch both of their kids in different soccer games and just generally putting them first ("We make good kids.
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The game, which originated thousands of years ago in China, has two players taking turns placing black and white stones on a square board of 19 lines by 19 lines.
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Rasor claims Judge once "told her ashamedly of an incident that involved him and other boys taking turns having sex with a drunk woman," but that he deemed it consensual.
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The chief of Naval operations is expected to order a one-day safety stand-down across the entire Navy, with units taking turns suspending their work over a couple weeks.
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Roll & Play, available at Amazon, $26.60Seek-a-boo, available at Amazon, $19.95Board games are a great way to start teaching kids about sharing, taking turns, winning and losing, and more.
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The maneuver is known as the late merge — or zipper merge, for the way that cars taking turns getting into a lane resembles the teeth of a zipper coming together.
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During that time, both girls became fans of the Indian television drama "Madhubala," which they watched together, taking turns with the language — it was dubbed in both Pashto and Dari.
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This story — of pitiless teenagers taking turns with a woman, then caving in her skull — was big enough, terrible enough, to electrify a city grown numb to its own badness.
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The protestors will be taking turns to recite their stance against SB211 and they will also perform a choreographed dance together, which is a tradition at the coming-of-age celebration.
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How the dominoes fall Four men are playing dominoes on a sidewalk in the capital's Pequeño Haiti neighborhood, taking turns placing -- or slamming -- their game pieces on the specially made table.
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IN THE NEWS • Four teenagers suspected of taking turns raping an 22015-year-old girl in a Brooklyn playground are in custody; two of them were turned in by their parents.
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The 16 women's starters went first, taking turns to put down a flying lap that will determine where they are placed in Thursday's quarter-finals when the action really heats up.
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The game, Go, originated thousands of years ago in China, and has two players taking turns placing black and white stones on a square board of 19 lines by 19 lines.
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This complicates the timetable, as those reps are going to be far and few between as long as Wade, Bosh, and Whiteside are already taking turns working in that real estate.
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If you have a toddler who is ready to start playing board games and learning about taking turns, Seek-a-Boo will provide your family with fun for years to come.
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The children, at a summer camp last month run by the Developmental Technologies Research Group at Tufts University, were learning typical kid skills: building with blocks, taking turns, persevering through frustration.
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The group organized men and some women to run security, with members of the security committee taking turns keeping watch and patrolling while people slept out in the open in town plazas.
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Or "winding water parties", where friends sit by a stream on which cups of sake float, taking turns to pluck out a cup, sip from it and then recite a fitting verse?
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The family of 5 hit up the beach together, where they got an impromptu photo-op in with the kiddos in the sand ... each parent taking turns on camera and lap duty.
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Street vendors in Japan can be seen using long wooden mallets to make mochi dough, sometimes taking turns smashing the rice like two blacksmiths across an anvil, doubling their power and speed.
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My mother, my grandmother, and my grandfather were taking turns trying to reason with me, using different tactics ranging from bribes to threats to reassurances that my father loved me very much.
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" Until that point, C.I.A. and F.B.I. agents were taking turns interrogating Mr. Zubaydah, who had stopped cooperating, in a secret prison that has since been revealed to have been in Thailand. "C.
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The top three Republican leaders each delivered sharply worded remarks in front of a bank of cameras, taking turns hammering Pelosi, House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff (D-Calif.) and the media.
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You may even say some were sadistic, such as Hot Cockles, which involved people taking turns hitting an individual who, blindfolded, had to guess the identity of their striker to emerge victorious.
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When I arrived in Midwood to check out the rumored Banksy around 6:30pm on Friday, a handful of people were shooting photos of the mural and taking turns posing with it.
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The workers locked themselves into the yard last week and are taking turns occupying key buildings in a bid to take control of a process they fear will deprive them of their jobs.
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In the clip above she goes head-to-head with Jimmy Fallon in a game called "Box of Lies," which basically involves taking turns to describe a mystery object to the other person.
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Meanwhile, the two OHs (Original Househusbands) on the block, Kourtney's now-amicable ex/co-parent Scott Disick, and Kanye West, Kim's husband, have been taking turns staying in and out of Page Six.
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Taking turns behind the wheel, the Olympians sang along from Miley Cyrus' "Party in the U.S.A." to Justin Bieber's "What Do You Mean," and even the Pokémon and That '70s Show theme songs.
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Senior Tech Correspondent Ray Wong, Video Producer Michelle Yan, and I were sitting around Apple's new smart speaker, each taking turns at commanding Siri to play songs, adjust the volume, and other actions.
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The black-and-white clip shows Madonna and Rocco hand-in-hand, each taking turns spinning the other around in the packed restaurant while a happy crowd claps in time to the music.
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The band's mode of writing lyrics may have each member taking turns spilling their life experiences on alternate verses, but they're smart enough to make sure it comes off as one cohesive voice.
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The town, and Costa Rica in general, takes keeping the environment clean very seriously, and everyone was out celebrating at the lake with cookouts and music while taking turns cleaning up the shore.
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The edit seamlessly brings the scene into modernity, with Bateman and his squad of hair-slicked elites taking turns showing off their cards in a not-so-subtle showing of finance culture gamesmanship.
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"Now that things have dragged on for so long, a few reporters and editors are taking turns getting furloughed for a day here and there," another VOA staffer said on condition of anonymity.
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After falling in love with the soundtrack, Ms. Lamar and her husband started entering the lottery for $10 same-day "Hamilton" tickets, taking turns waiting outside the Richard Rodgers Theater on 46th Street.
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Both she and Mr. Ross were wearing slim, light-wash jeans and oversized white T-shirts, and the two were physically expressive with each other, taking turns praising each other's talents in conversation.
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On a recent day, there were 21 rafts in the water at the Palenque Pass, helmed by Guatemalan pilots who were taking turns carrying passengers and cargo from one side to the other.
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Last week, as Clemson announced its highly ranked future freshmen and prepared for the Sugar Bowl, assistant coaches' young children ran around the football facility, largely unsupervised, taking turns on an indoor slide.
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It was "just me and him" on the trip from Honduras, he told Janice one night as he lay in bed shuffling the pictures, taking turns looking at one and then the other.
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And Sisyphus-like, Republican and Democratic presidents alike have pushed the American dream up Capitol Hill, taking turns at expanding upon the original clarion calls to become a "freer, richer more independent" nation.
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The Stewards of the Upper Mississippi River Refuge have set up a live stream of the site, where the eagles can be seen taking turns feeding the eaglets and taking care of the nest.
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Folks that do stick around in relationships with Scorpios are sometimes the kind that relish fighting and drama—so the couple falls into a deranged cycle of taking turns making each other's lives miserable.
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These chess-like battles have you taking turns with your opponent; first you'll move all of your characters, and perform whatever attacks or spells you need to, and then your opponent does the same.
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The TV lights click on, we straighten our ties and conduct a news conference, an odd reversal of our typical roles, taking turns reading from our notes, making observations and answering the pack's questions.
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After the race, he and the other jockeys gathered in the weighing room, taking turns to sit in the harness of a wrought-iron scale while a man slowly added weights until it tilted.
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Festivals don't always have to be shivering in a field in a cagoule, squinting at what looks like it could be ZZ Top, taking turns to trek to the nearest bunch of overflowing portaloos.
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Describing desperate conditions inside the pitch-black interior of the truck without water or proper ventilation, one survivor recalled people taking turns to gasp for fresh air through a hole in the trailer's side.
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During the hourlong ride, they chatted about the misery that awaited them and discussed how they could work together as a team, taking turns leading the pack and bearing the brunt of the wind.
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Debates on these troupes' individual merits in "Jewels" will continue until Sunday: the Bolshoi and City Ballet are taking turns dancing "Rubies" and "Diamonds," while the Parisians and the Bolshoi offer changes of casts.
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Now we will enthusiastically recall the story of how we stalked each other for months before taking turns methodically following each other on multiple platforms, eventually becoming friends, lovers, or something shared but undefined.
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The kids seemed to have a blast with each other and the adults, participating in chase games, taking turns with polo equipment and practicing handstands and headstands on the grass during the beautiful spring day.
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Four teenagers suspected of taking turns raping an 18-year-old woman at gunpoint at a Brooklyn playground after ordering her father to leave her side were taken into custody on Sunday, the police said.
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"We had planned to stay up all night tonight just taking turns sleeping because it was so scary waking up out of a dead sleep," said Ms. Sagon, 64, whose house survived the Tubbs fire.
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Four teenagers are in police custody in New York City today, suspected of taking turns raping an 18-year-old woman at gunpoint at a Brooklyn playground after ordering her father to leave her side.
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Mayor Brasert expects the fighters to be self-sufficient: he tasks them with raising and slaughtering their own chickens, taking turns shopping for food and cooking up meals for the camp, plus general gym maintenance.
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The two worst bullpens in the National League lived down to their billing in the opener of a three-game series between the New York Mets and Washington Nationals, taking turns giving up late leads.
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When she'd thought about lesbian sex before — which it now occurred to her she might have done a little more than normal for a straight woman — she'd imagined it was a matter of taking turns.
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Nothing like sipping a Shiner Bock with friends and taking turns shooting a metal target from 300 yards or a drive to West Texas ... just set the cruise on 85 or risk getting run over.
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But the results of such simulations can be summarized into an input and output, and that data can be fed into a neural network — one that turns out to be remarkably good at taking turns.
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Hailey Baldwin, Bella Hadid and the rest of the crew threw on their skimpiest bikinis and headed out on a yacht in Turks and Caicos ... taking turns slapping each other's butts and taking pics. #SquadGoals
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Match Book Dear Match Book, In the past year, my book club has moved from voting on selections to members taking turns picking books, which has resulted in a (welcome) diversity of topics and styles.
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With the racers taking turns to speed around the 1,176-meter long track, Randall and Diggins fought to stay in touch with the leaders as the rest of the pack fell away after the halfway point.
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Despite a slow start, it turns into a riotous highlight of the event, attendees taking turns to stand beside the (fake-beard-wearing, God role-playing) game's maker and read out each screen's options for progress.
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Case in point: before BTS' last visit to Brazil in 2016, there were fans who queued in the venue for five months, taking turns to go to work, school, and then go back to the line.
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On Friday night, the protest group had been stationary for the most part, listening to music and taking turns at the microphone outside the governor's residence discussing state laws and calling for changes to police tactics.
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Ms. Gold, taking turns with Ms. Midler as host, made a few lewd jokes including one about Harvey Weinstein and another about Kevin Spacey, but unlike Ms. Von Teese, she did not end up in purgatory.
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Five years ago, at age 69, our mother learned she had a rare, aggressive cancer, and in that brutal, overwhelming period, we three relied on one another, taking turns visiting, sharing what little information we had.
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These acts occur in what appears to be a suburban garage (Vicki Mortimer is the set designer), wherein Man and Woman woo, imprison and abuse each other, while taking turns being on top, literally and otherwise.
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Lawmakers, many of whom are close to Kijowski, have been taking turns to sit in parliament during its holiday recess, vowing to continue the protest until PiS repeats its vote on the 2017 budget, which on Dec.
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The first script they sold was 10 Things, and since they were still living in different cities at the time, they wrote it by taking turns mailing pages back and forth via the express delivery service Airborne.
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Mark Zuckerberg got to cherry-pick the questions he wanted to answer from EU Parliament after it spent an hour taking turns rattling off queries in bulk before leaving just a half-hour for his batched responses.
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Later, Vernon and five other guitarists - including Damien Rice - sit in a campfire like circle in this room, taking turns to play the guitar, with Vernon covering John Prine's "That's The Way That The World Goes Round".
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At the Eisbach, a man-made river that cuts through the park, a standing wave sees a regular rotation of wetsuit-wearing surfers taking turns in the three-foot break until they tumble into the rushing water.
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Retiring PHILADELPHIA — In the tower of St. Mark's Episcopal Church here, a circle of men and women were taking turns pulling ropes that moved up and down through holes in the ceiling some 234 feet above them.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea's opposition members of parliament on Wednesday ended a record-breaking filibuster to block an "anti-terrorism" bill sponsored by their conservative rivals, more than a week after they began taking turns making marathon speeches.
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A video posted by the state-run Global Times on Weibo, China's equivalent of Twitter, also allegedly showed nurses taking turns to lie on Lin's used hospital bed and taking selfies on it after he had been discharged.
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When Greg Cannom, Kate Biscoe, Patricia Dehaney-Le May took the stage to accept the award for their work on the film Vice, they attempted to share speech duties by taking turns reading off a sheet of paper.
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"I said, 'Oh, O.K.'" Two other Chicago Cubs relievers, the right-hander Spencer Patton and the left-hander Travis Wood, had already played there, taking turns on the mound to get a matchup advantage on the Reds' hitters.
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What was once considered a dry policy discussion among restrained public servants has turned into a kind of West Wing performance art, featuring a president prone to exaggeration and his advisers taking turns praising him and his policies.
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Mass protests in Spain followed a controversial ruling in November which cleared five men of sexual assault charges, though a statement on the Barcelona court's website described the men taking turns performing sexual acts on an unconscious teenager.
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But the norms have changed with the prolonged dominance of the Big Three — Federer, Djokovic and Nadal — who have proved, collectively, that turning 30 is no obstacle to piling up major titles and taking turns at No. 1.
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On the catchy, Justin Bieber focused "I'm the One," the gaggle of men parade around a mansion taking turns singing and rapping and ultimately celebrating "life, success and our blessings"—all of which these dudes are currently basking in.
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There are unimpressed indie boys behind the bar, couples in their early 30s taking turns to snap kooky #selfies with inflatable dolphins and a sea of teenagers, decked out in chiffon shirts and tight flares with neon-painted faces.
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The Denver Broncos and Carolina Panthers, who clash on Sunday for the National Football League championship, kicked off Super Bowl week taking turns diving into the anything-goes media mosh pit to face questions both serious and utterly bizarre.
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The mood became tense, and members of the crowd interrupted the next speaker and soon assumed control of the room, taking turns denouncing police brutality and glaring at Smith, who was eventually escorted to his car by another officer.
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I make more than J. does, but not a lot more, so ever since we moved in together two years ago, we've found splitting bills and groceries 50/303 and taking turns paying for dates is the best arrangement.
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In ritualistic movements they often switch sides of the stage, taking turns staring into a video camera that projects their images on two of the three screens while the video whose dialogue they are delivering appears on the central one.
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SRINAGAR (Reuters) - For more than a week, the young men of Soura, a densely populated enclave in Kashmir's main city of Srinagar, have been taking turns to maintain an around-the-clock vigil at the entry points to their neighborhood.
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A group of women dressed in tight, sparkly gowns guzzled champagne from the bottle one evening around a table littered with french fries, fried chicken and a birthday cake, taking turns smearing frosting across the face of the birthday girl.
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Swiss aviators Bertrand Piccard and Andre Borschberg have been taking turns piloting the plane, which has more than 17,000 solar cells built into wings whose span exceeds that of a Boeing 747, with Piccard at the controls for the transatlantic flight.
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His love for the series goes back to childhood, he told me, one of the reasons he initially fell in love with video games, when his family would pass the controller around, taking turns as each of them made progress.
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Later, we practiced a staggered retreat down an open road, taking turns to cover fire while squad members leapfrogged to the back of the line, folding in on each other and rolling back to safety while still engaging imaginary enemies.
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A group of women dressed in tight, sparkly gowns guzzled champagne from the bottle one evening around a table littered with french fries, fried chicken and a birthday cake, taking turns smearing frosting across the face of the birthday girl.
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Taking turns, they worked for $210 an hour in the prep kitchen or for $25 an hour during the event — what in catering parlance is called the fiesta shift, when time is a cruel overlord and small mistakes have huge implications.
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Although we started off as aliens to one another, taking turns being awkward, misunderstanding each other's whines, it took two days for me to feel real love toward him, crying actual tears over how much I'd miss him when he died.
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Another exercise entails gazing into each other's eyes—an intense experience with anyone, let alone witchy stranger in a bikini—and culminates with each of us placing our palms over the other's heart and taking turns "shooting energy" into each other.
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In the bleachers behind Ring 6 of the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show at Pier 20083 on Tuesday, Janice Lynch and Brenda Mantz of Falls Church, Va., were taking turns chatting up their Samoyeds while waiting for judging in the breed to begin.
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Of course, quality time means different things to everyone, so you might spend the next week watching Christmas movies together, taking turns cooking delicious meals for one another, or perhaps even screaming at each other and throwing the Monopoly board against the wall.
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As Trump convened his first full Cabinet meeting Monday, reporters present were witness to an extraordinary display of political sycophancy, with assembled officials taking turns to shower Trump with compliments and express their gratitude for the privilege of being able to serve him.
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The victim said she blacked out and awoke to the men, David Anthony Kirk, 20, and Jack Ryan Smith, 26, taking turns forcing her to have oral and penetrative sex, according to the arrest report, which was reviewed by the Orlando Sentinel.
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He added that Boeing expected to announce orders for wide-body jets at the Paris show but its main focus at the event was safety, with executives taking turns to apologize for the MAX crashes in Indonesia and Ethiopia that killed 346 people.
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According CBC, members of the mother whale's pod have been helping with the grieving creature's mourning by taking turns balancing the baby killer whale's carcass on their noses, as she'd been doing for days through the waters near San Juan Island, Washington.
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Taking turns with a pick-axe, two other guerrillas hack at the ground until the hole they are making on the edge of a dirt track is large enough to fit two explosive charges that will detonate when Islamic State drives past.
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He added that Boeing expected to announce orders for wide-body jets at the Paris show but its main focus at the event was safety, with executives taking turns to apologise for the MAX crashes in Indonesia and Ethiopia that killed 346 people.
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A total of 143 pacemakers split into groups of six, taking turns to set a tempo in a race run 63 years to the day after Briton Roger Bannister became the first man to run a mile in less than four minutes.
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While the first hearing was in a large room with dozens of members taking turns for questions, the second hearing took place around a long table in a small room, with Pruitt surrounded by about a dozen members on a House appropriations subcommittee.
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His first piece for New York City Ballet, "Calcium Light Night" (1978), to music by Charles Ives, was a severe, sarcastic, and also rather witty duet, with the woman and the man taking turns dragging each other around the stage on their bottoms.
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In a blog post on Thursday, DeepMind outlined challenges that its AI faced learning to play StarCraft II, such as the inability of players to see everything that's happening at once and the use of continuous gameplay (rather than players taking turns).
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A building at at 29 Álvaro Obregon had collapsed, and groups of rescuers—whether citizens, neighbors, or members of Los Topos, Mexico's volunteer first response brigade—were taking turns collaborating, picking up debris, and searching for survivors even when the chances were slim.
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This is evident throughout the Cockyboys films, wherein porn is raised to a new art form, with beautiful and deeply sensual high-definition footage that often features the pretty, tattooed-type of enfant terrible boys I most adore taking turns fucking each other.
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The former officers were assigned to the Brooklyn South Narcotics squad at the time they were accused of taking turns raping the handcuffed 18-year-old woman in the back seat of their police van in Coney Island in September 2017, prosecutors said.
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After a 10-second handshake, a closed-door negotiation, and plenty of grinning photo ops, the two leaders took a brisk stroll around the summit venue (taking turns patting each other on the back) that at one point even the translators dropped away from.
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He added that Boeing expected to announce orders for wide-body jets at the Paris show but its main focus at the event was safety, with executives taking turns to apologise for the 737 MAX crashes in Indonesia and Ethiopia that killed 346 people.
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Six English theatres, led by the New Wolsey in Ipswich, are taking part in Ramps on the Moon, a programme of work that sees them taking turns to produce a large-scale touring show whose cast and creative team are 50% deaf or disabled.
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In the short video, musical theatre students pass around a mic while taking turns enthusiastically rapping along to "My Shot," a song where many of the hit show's characters hungrily announce that they plan on taking every chance they have to make a difference.
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LONDON — Nothing can drum up awkward situations quite like a good old reality TV show, and Channel 221's Come Dine With Me — which involves a group of strangers taking turns to rate each other's cooking skills and dinner hosting abilities — is no exception.
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Later, after Alkan introduced himself and announced that a full refund would be given to anyone who decided in the next couple of hours that this wasn't their cup of tea, we began taking turns going around introducing ourselves and saying why we were there.
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Seated next to each other in a quiet, candle-lit bar in Portland, taking turns exchanging supportive smiles, the two met up with Noisey to talk about Love, Love, and love, as well as finding footing as a feminine force in a sea of dude-sweat.
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After we'd shoved the last, fat Worcester Sunday Telegram inside the last, unlatched screen door, we'd head home, my father taking turns a little too fast, so that we'd have to clutch at one another and at the lip of the tailgate, to keep from falling off.
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The boys, who ranged in age from 217 to 18, quickly got down to the business of "seshing" ("sesh" is short for session, and often used as a verb), taking turns trying new combinations of skills or perfecting old ones, all the time cheering one another on.
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The way Mr. Trump stepped into the spotlight in the lobby of Trump Tower — taking turns onstage with aides, alternatively enraged and solicitous, and clearly loving the attention — owed more to the WrestleMania spectacles staged by Mr. Trump's friend Vince K. McMahon, the World Wrestling Entertainment founder.
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"Either you extend the EEZs or you form this treaty and have security monitored by different countries, taking turns at which part of the sea they are going to regulate," said Daniela Fernandez, founder of the Sustainable Ocean Alliance, a network of youth advocates for ocean sustainability.
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Even with a very young child, he said: "When a 3-month-old smiles and a parent smiles back, those kinds of turn-taking activities are not only far from trivial," but are actually important for developing language and social-emotional skills, such as taking turns.
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Washington (CNN)In their final gathering before the Super Tuesday states go to the polls next week, the five remaining Republican presidential candidates gathered in Houston on Thursday for a rollicking debate -- with Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio taking turns trying to derail Donald Trump's front-runner status.
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Training others to be happy Training sessions were held with an estimated 21,000 teachers, school principals and administrators at a large stadium in Delhi last week, with course leaders and instructors taking turns explaining what "happiness" is and is not, and how it can be imparted to students.
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Senators are not allowed to discuss or characterize in detail what they've read (though they most certainly will try.) Inside the room Johnson told reporters that in the SCIF, there are little stands with microphones, where the judiciary staff is "somewhat taking turns" briefing lawmakers from the FBI report.
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Maersk, a German energy firm, and Denmark's Thom, one of the biggest oil carriers, taking turns to announce that they will stop working with Iran At the industry front, Siemens said in May this year, they had to cancel all new deals in Iran, because of US sanctions.
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Sharing the responsibilities of publicity has other advantages: the Wu Ming members, by taking turns, manage to attend around a hundred and fifty events each year to meet their readers across Italy; the Alices and the Helenas were able to continue working their day jobs while promoting their novels.
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Across from the White House in shady Lafayette Park, a who's who of right wing Twitterati whom the vast majority Americans still have never heard of—Mike Cernovich, Laura Loomer, Jack Posobiec, Cassandra Fairbanks, Lucian Wintrich, Kyle Prescott—were posing for selfies with fans and taking turns at a makeshift podium.
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Flamingos hypnotically embodies the present poly-cacophony of being by taking turns moving through a small cast of voices that all smear together, referencing performance art and black metal and prescription drugs, around the central being of a new messiah, through whom to try to heal is to go blank.
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PND put the official version of "Like Dat" on SoundCloud Friday night, and while the beat makes it feel a little more like an If You're Reading This It's Too Late cast-off than something new, it's exciting to hear two of R&B's brightest talents taking turns on the mic.
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Ms. De Keersmaeker translates each suite into a kind of constellation, with geometric patterns chalked on the floor and the five dancers — the choreographer and four others from her company, Rosas — taking turns pacing, jogging and skipping patterns around Mr. Queyras, who is seated on a stool near the center.
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"We want people to know there's another option besides taking selfies, asking a stranger or taking turns being in a photo," said Nicole Smith, the founder of Flytographer, whose top-selling package is a 60-minute shoot ($350), booked mostly by clients celebrating milestone moments abroad like proposals, honeymoons and anniversaries.
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It seemed to work pretty well, though this game was more of a solo experience — since only one of the Joy-Cons has the camera, you'd need two sets for simultaneous multiplayer, so I imagine most people will be taking turns for the sections of 1-2-Switch that use similar control mechanics.
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So part of the explanation for the spooky sensation of the Ouija board controlling itself to write a comprehensible message is that participants are effectively taking turns: They underestimate their own contribution, and at the same time their partner's purposeful movement gives the sense of the planchette moving of its own accord.
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And while it seems at first that Grace is going to be the villain, the film soon begins taking turns that keep viewers guessing who — if anyone — is responsible for the creepy events that start to take place in the home and all of which are related to Grace's "radical Christian" cult upbringing.
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At first, so Sphengic wouldn't feel left out, aquarium staff gave the pair a fake egg to incubate, but the two were so diligent at caring for it — taking turns sitting on it and keeping other penguins from stealing their pebbles — that they received a real egg to foster from another bird who'd laid two.
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Will and should win: Judith Light Recent winners of the Supporting Actor in a Comedy category have been linked to the winners of Best Comedy, with Modern Family actors Eric Stonestreet and Ty Burrell taking turns from 2010 to 2014, before Veep's Tony Hale broke through in 2015 when the show did the same.
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Taking turns to grill Muilenburg during his first appearance at a hearing on Capitol Hill in the year since the first crash in Indonesia, senators also expressed dismay that 2016 instant messages discussing erratic behavior of simulator software - a replica of the system aboard the jetliner - did not prompt an immediate reaction from the company.
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The Wolves were into a "Centurion Method" of physical fitness; a video still on YouTube shows DeAnna and Paul Waggener, one of the founders of the group who used the pseudonym "Grimnir," taking turns lifting up the trunk of a car filled with cement blocks, scrambling around on a bunch of debris, and squatting while holding logs.
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The mayor of Mytilene, Spyros Galinos, would probably say that he was doing his best in terrible circumstances: it was at his behest that an unusual act of prayer for the dead was held in the port last year, with Orthodox clergy, and then Muslims led by Mr Dawa, taking turns to intone their supplications for the departed.
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Read more: Netflix is reportedly spending more than $1 per subscriber to make Martin Scorsese's "The Irishman"Along with having the very capable Johnson and Statham to keep the audience riveted, whether it's slinging insults to one another or taking turns kicking someone's behind, Leitch also has some great surprises for the audience with a few A+ cameos.
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There will be no fewer than five maestros taking turns on the podium he once conducted from: Mr. Nelsons; Mr. Lockhart; John Williams, the Boston Pops Laureate conductor; Michael Tilson Thomas, the music director of the San Francisco Symphony and a Bernstein protégé; and Christoph Eschenbach, who won the Leonard Bernstein Award from the Pacific Music Festival.
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Wing made her runway debut in September at Saint Laurent's spring/summer 2018 show — the one held at the foot of the Eiffel Tower — and rounded out her first season with appearances at Rochas, Altuzarra, John Galliano, Giambattista Valli and Alexander McQueen; we also spotted her taking turns in the haute couture shows last month, and she's posed for British Vogue, POP and i-D.
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My husband was initially reluctant to have two of my friends at our first child's birth, for fear of being crowded out, but once we were in the thick of it, he was deeply grateful to have them there, each of them taking turns in what was a days-long ordeal — walking me up and down the hallway, pressing a cool washcloth to my forehead, offering encouraging words.
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Like children, they're delicate, developing, and in constant need of attention, which is why she and her team at the University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston's Lung Lab have spent the last several years taking turns driving to the lab at 1:00 am to check that the bioreactors housing their experimental organs are not leaking, that the nutrient-rich soup supporting the lungs is still flowing, or that the budding sacs of tissues and veins have not succumbed to contamination.
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Mayor Pete ButtigiegPeter (Pete) Paul ButtigiegPoll: Biden remains ahead of Sanders by 10 points 2020 predictions: Trump will lose — if not in the Senate, then with the voters Buttigieg's former chief of staff to be sworn in as mayoral successor MORE found himself on the receiving end of an all-out assault by several of his rivals for the Democratic presidential nomination on Thursday night, with the candidates taking turns criticizing his experience, fundraising and political brand during the last primary debate of 2019.
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