A layer of powder gets thrown down onto a surface.
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They have thrown down the gauntlet to much wealthier clubs.
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Now Sanders has said it -- and thrown down the gauntlet.
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Now, Redditors have thrown down the gauntlet in a Photoshop battle.
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The Emperor is thrown down a chute, and Darth Vader dies.
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The Green New Deal (GND), the policy gauntlet thrown down by Rep.
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I've been cuffed and thrown down stairs, broken ribs, what have you.
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But Bebchuk and Tallarita have thrown down a gauntlet to its proponents.
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And after Thursday's vote, the gauntlet was thrown down for further action.
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He says he's thrown down cards with Kevin Hart ... not Jay-Z though.
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That's an astounding amount of potential productive energy being thrown down the drain.
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" Rosenstiel sees the challenge Trump has thrown down to the press as "double-edged.
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Reed said he had not always thrown down the middle on purpose this season.
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Those who took up arms against him would be thrown down, humbled, and destroyed.
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Bennet has thrown down the gauntlet by offering a plan, and it's a good one.
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Others, thrown down on the floor or pavement, nobly accepted the trampling of the crowd.
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But it looks like Netflix has thrown down a whopping seven-figure sum to secure them.
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She does stuff like this: Chloe Kim has thrown down the HAMMER with her first run.
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"We have thrown down the gauntlet and said we're going to be at every single one."
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But I still have scars from being thrown down stairs and slammed into lockers head first.
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I got thrown down a flight of stairs, and I busted up my knee and my back.
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Victims were raped, tortured and executed, some forced to dig their own graves or thrown down wells.
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I've seen a guy get thrown down the stairwell because that part of the club wasn't on camera.
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We all know Tim Cook would have thrown down a sick Italo-disco set given half a chance.
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Rand Paul said the $45 billion is "just being thrown down a hatch in Afghanistan," per the Hill.
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After all, if you've thrown down that much cash, you might as well put some glitter on that baby.
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"We've thrown down a major marker for our future commitment to the UK," Telefonica UK CEO Mark Evans said.
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Moscow and Beijing have now effectively thrown down a gauntlet to Washington, and it must begin to respond now.
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After a while, a window above her opened and a sealed plastic package was thrown down to the ground.
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Amid the tensions and talks, one Catholic priest has thrown down a challenge to both the Vatican and Chinese authorities.
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They have dishonoured the warrior code with their performances, they have thrown down their arms on the field of battle.
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The record has inevitably been viewed as a gauntlet thrown down, but Cusack said it came by coincidence, not design.
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There's nothing quiet here, with Nintendo having thrown down the gauntlet and taken punitive action against the publication in question.
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" Robbins said he had thrown down a challenge: "Give me your patient, I'll be at the Holiday Inn tomorrow night.
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After some smoke grenades were thrown down, Mousesports' Niko tried wading through the fog to get an advantage over FaZe.
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Tito's adamant the fighters WILL square off ... and explains why money -- not fear -- is why the men haven't thrown down.
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Corinth had already thrown down Miley Cyrus' '"Party in the U.S.A." Even Norfolk's bomb squad and fire service get involved.
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It is, rather, in the style of the music that the gauntlet is thrown down, for both performers and audience.
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In short, Trump and the other populists have transformed the G.O.P. and thrown down a cultural, moral and ideological gauntlet.
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A billionaire investor known for forcing company boards to revamp their businesses has thrown down the gauntlet at Procter & Gamble.
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Organized religion is tough for me, to be honest, probably because I have had it thrown down my throat so much.
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The housemade gelato, in a generous portion, with an oversized waffle cookie thrown down like a gauntlet, is the perfect farewell.
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"And the bureaucrats in Brussels, instead of trying to be open and accommodating, have really thrown down the hammer," he added.
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"The Trump administration has thrown down the gauntlet and has directly interfered with abortion for unaccompanied minors," Amiri told VICE News.
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But for Tesla, it's one of the most daunting challenges that has yet been thrown down by a traditional car company.
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President Trump, everyone associated with him, they got the sledgehammer, thrown down by the very same people that gave Hillary a pass.
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One of Soylent's biggest ingredient suppliers—TerraVia—has thrown down the gauntlet and cut ties with the meal replacement company, effective immediately.
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Photos on social media show Fulani villages in which families have been shot, their bodies thrown down wells or cut to pieces.
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If anyone adds "get buckskin pony" to Urban Dictionary, they will be thrown down a well full of broken glass and mercury.
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The player's dictionary, published by Merriam-Webster, is the gauntlet thrown down when one player questions the validity of another's word play.
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Everything in the bathroom is wet, and the only six lockers look like they were once thrown down a flight of stairs.
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Still, the housemade gelato, in a generous portion, with an oversized waffle cookie thrown down like a gauntlet, is an obvious choice.
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In Eastern Idaho, we had already received our first snow, though red rock had not yet been thrown down on the roads.
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As Immigration and Customs Enforcement has thrown down the gauntlet, even some supporters of immigrants are latching onto the "good immigrant" vs.
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Based on the decision of some unknown Facebook employee, the powerful photo was swept up and thrown down the objectionable content memory hole.
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And by outbidding festival veterans Paramount, Fox Searchlight and Universal/Focus Features, Amazon has thrown down the gauntlet on the indie film world.
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Media accelerator Matter has thrown down the gauntlet and is challenging startups to load up their slingshots of truth and go to town.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin has thrown down an early challenge to Zelenskiy by speeding up procedures for Donbass residents to obtain Russian passports.
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According to an arrest warrant furnished to PEOPLE, the baby was still strapped to a car seat when she was thrown down the embankment.
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And in the Blue Devils' Tuesday-night matchup against ACC bottom-dweller Boston College, Stanley may have thrown down his most impressive slam yet.
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Trump, with his diatribe against Pakistani aid to the Taliban, had clearly thrown down a challenge that India was only too delighted to seize.
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One brave Arsenal fan has thrown down the gauntlet for all future fans of both sports and the blessed union of two becoming one.
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That gauntlet has been thrown down with a scoff — they don't believe we're willing or able to come to the table on climate issues.
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But then the eldest sibling pinched the baby and was subsequently beaten up by every member of the family and thrown down the stairs.
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" TOM BRAKE, BREXIT SPOKESMAN FOR PRO-EU LIBERAL DEMOCRAT PARTY "If BBC News are correct @BorisJohnson's just thrown down the gauntlet to Parliamentary democracy.
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" TOM BRAKE, BREXIT SPOKESMAN FOR PRO-EU LIBERAL DEMOCRAT PARTY "If BBC News are correct @BorisJohnson's just thrown down the gauntlet to parliamentary democracy.
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It's as precise in its aggression as At The Drive In's post-hardcore prog-rock has always been; it's also a gauntlet thrown down.
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Barquin recalled a girl who was thrown down stairs, and he remembered the thin lines of blood that trickled out of her nose and ear afterward.
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He said he was "thrown down" by officers when he did not immediately comply with their demand to sit on the ground, the Post-Dispatch reported.
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"They're just trying to thrown down a roadblock," said John Chevedden, another shareholder campaigner who has put forward proposals to lower the threshold for special meetings.
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She had been thrown down a couple of flights of stairs by her sick cunt boyfriend so hard that the banister had been thrown completely off.
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A lot of times pitchers in the big leagues perhaps didn't realize that sometimes you try too hard when the ball was thrown down the middle.
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Sarah Jessica Parker, Jimmy Kimmel and Rosie O'Donnell have each thrown down $2,53 ... while Chelsea Handler plunked down $2,500 and Chris Rock has tossed in $1,000.
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Then the opponent is thrown down by the wrist, somehow, as if his other hand isn't entirely free to do whatever he feels like in the meantime.
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These weaknesses are what created a vacuum for June to escape and Aunt Lydia to get straight-up stabbed in the back and thrown down some stairs.
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A bunch of rival fans started brawling in the stands at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City Thursday night -- with people getting thrown down the bleachers ... it's gnarly.
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But several inmates interviewed by The Times said Mr. Strickland was taunted with racial slurs, thrown down the stairs and beaten by more than a dozen guards.
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But two of his best stuffs this season — a windmill dunk against Indiana and a 360-degree slam against Clemson — were thrown down with his left hand.
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Rents are also on the climb, and some, like Booth's now-husband, consider it money thrown down the drain — they consider the house to be an investment.
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The publisher of Red Dead Redemption 2 has thrown down a legal gauntlet against the security company Pinkerton — which demanded royalties for using its name in the game.
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This dunk thrown down by 5-foot-5 high school basketball player Melvin Lee is cruel and unusual punishment that has no place in our American educational system.
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"Taxpayers can now rest easier that their money will no longer be thrown down a black hole called MOX," said Tom Clements of the Savannah River Site Watch.
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In 1935, she was hospitalized after being thrown down a flight of stairs by a "masher" she was trying to apprehend at the Savoy Theater, The Times said.
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The bodies were then driven out of the town, and attempts were made to render their faces unrecognizable with acid before they were thrown down a mine shaft.
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Emperor Palpatine tosses Ben Solo down a cavernous hole in the same way he was thrown down a pit in the Death Star by Solo's grandfather years ago.
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When the trash gets thrown down the chute and is pushed out the mouth of the compactor, it's compressed and makes it way through these long, sausage-like bags.
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Unified by its beautiful, sensual, rusty color this thrown-down failure at holding rational order seems like a timely defensive metaphysical principle: e pluribus unum (out of many one).
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But this is also a tale about getting lost, and whether and how you can find your way back — which could describe the gauntlet thrown down with any jazz solo.
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If Struck was Ginsburg's next, carefully placed stepping stone across a wide river, Roe was a rickety wooden plank thrown down across the water and—Ginsburg thought—likely to rot.
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It was his birdie on the fourth that restored Europe's early lead after Woods had thrown down the gauntlet with a majestic tee shot at the second to level the match.
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Soon enough, he's being chased by a T. rex and successfully jumps for a rope ladder that some guys in a helicopter have thrown down to him (these movies are truly ridiculous).
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While coal has long been the bogeyman of climate activists, the IPCC has effectively thrown down the gauntlet and given world leaders a little over 30 years to phase it out entirely.
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The UFC Hall of Famer was on "TMZ Live" Monday to discuss the bizarre challenge JB's thrown down ... practically begging Tom to get in the Octagon with him for an MMA brawl.
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Ms. Morris felt the gauntlet had been thrown down, and she embarked on what became "Edith Kermit Roosevelt: Portrait of a First Lady" (1980), which relied heavily on unpublished letters and diaries.
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And in 2002, as he was returning from a service at St Paul's Cathedral for the Queen's Jubilee, he was attacked in the underground by a racist abuser and thrown down an escalator.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Gilead Sciences has thrown down a challenge to GlaxoSmithKline with good clinical trial results for an experimental HIV drug that works in the same way as the British group's successful dolutegravir.
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Also, smoky eggplant, thrown down directly onto the burner until the skin is burned and black, served sliced down the middle, soaked with tahini, and occasionally garnished with pomegranate seeds or leftover herbs.
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The National Rifle Association is beginning to run out of places to demand that people be allowed to bring their pistols, having already thrown down the gauntlet on bars, kindergartens, airports and college campuses.
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Now that Michelena has thrown down the gauntlet for Daft Punk helmets, all that's left is to see how the legendary dance machines one-up the fans in their next round of robo-costumes.
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One spoke of being thrown down concrete stairs, one was forced to kneel for hours in punishment, one was hung upside down in the laundry chute, and one was forced to eat his own vomit.
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Vanity Fair has thrown down the gauntlet with a scathing restaurant review of Trump Tower's Trump Grill and, in the process, sparked up a decades-old feud between the magazine's editor and the president-elect.
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Earlier in the day, he had publicly thrown down a gauntlet and tried to force the speaker to back down over her refusal to let next Tuesday's showpiece speech take place in the House chamber.
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The day after, Nicky's sister-in-law, Elizabeth, an abbess; his cousin Sergei; and his nephews Ivan, Constantine, Vladimir and Igor were beaten and thrown down a half-flooded mine shaft in Alapayevsk, near Yekaterinburg.
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Soylent Gets in a Big, Dumb PR FightOne of Soylent's biggest ingredient suppliers—TerraVia—has thrown down the gauntlet and cut ties…Read more ReadWill these new flavors terrorize Soylent stans with more vomiting and diarrhea?
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The X-Files, inspired by the visual storytelling gauntlet thrown down by its predecessor Twin Peaks (which was fond of dreamlike imagery and normal scenes tinged with menace), turned most of its episodes into visual feasts.
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It's-, sure, it's a business proposition for Cisco, and for IT, as a whole, but it's really about making sure that the right decisions are made upfront, so that money isn't being thrown down a black hole.
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The opinions expressed are their own.) By Simon Lester and Inu Manak Dec 5 (Reuters) - Donald Trump has thrown down a trade gauntlet to the Democrats who will take control of the House of Representatives in January.
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And let me warn you that it is dangerous to copy the example of a nation whose crimes, towering up to heaven, were thrown down by the breath of the Almighty, burying that nation in irrecoverable ruin!
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The Pope's message in Michoacán was just the latest of a series of gauntlets he has thrown down during his visit to Mexico — home to one in ten of the world's Catholics — that began last Friday night.
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I know it in snow, those rare days of undifferentiated grey when the turnstones face into the white whip of thin flakes thrown down from the Baltic, when each pebble wears a rind of snow, locked together by ice.
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On a day of searing pace (averaging 43.9km/h), Dumoulin (Giant-Alpecin) had a torrid time and suffered badly on the day's final dusty climb where spectators had cleared nails thrown down on the course earlier in the day.
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Reed had thrown down the heart of the plate 43 percent of the time entering Monday, according to statistics that were developed by the researchers Bill Petti and Jeff Zimmerman and are compiled on a website maintained by Petti.
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A section of Tolo Highway, a major thruway in northern Hong Kong that runs past of the Chinese University campus, was blocked by debris that protesters had thrown down from a bridge that carries vehicles as well as pedestrians.
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"Ashes" is, in no particular order, a war story, a romance, a coming-of-age tale (several times over) and — here is where things get edgy — a challenge thrown down by a white American writer to white American pieties.
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As the feminist superhero flick breaks box offices records during its opening weekend, star Gal Gadot has thrown down the gauntlet (hammer?) to the Thor star, challenging the fellow superhero to a battle while confidently predicting that she would win.
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Live sports is even trickier, since the image is constantly changing — think of a camera tracking the progress of a ball thrown down the field — which means there's even more data being generated, which means even more stress on the architecture.
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The position has ebbed and waned with the price since then, although Gelin may have thrown down a partial smokescreen by rolling part of it to the very end of the Shanghai copper curve, where there are no daily disclosure reports.
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But in releasing her proposal, she has thrown down the gauntlet before the other candidates — who support Medicare for All Who Want It or some other type of public option — to be a whole lot clearer about what they mean.
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With Smith's challenge thrown down, though, McCarthy in the second act is hellbent on her destruction, threatening to expose not only her secrets (her congressman husband was chronically unfaithful and died of syphilis) but also Lewis's (he is gay and closeted).
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In THE TEMPTATION OF FORGIVENESS (Atlantic Monthly, $26), Brunetti comes to the assistance of Professoressa Crosera, whose 15-year-old son is taking drugs and whose husband suffered a brain injury after being thrown down the stone steps of a bridge.
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A swirl of alien synth work, percussion programming that often sounds like drum and bass breaks that have been thrown down a set of stairs, and jagged samples, Year of the Snitch is a record self-consciously born and bred from electronics.
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One thing's for sure, the studio's thrown down the gauntlet for everyone who wants consumers to pay up for their own streaming video, from Apple, to Netflix, to AT&T — which will launch its own streaming service by the end of this year.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The opposition Labour Party has thrown down the gauntlet to Prime Minister Theresa May on Brexit, urging lawmakers to defeat her in parliament by backing a proposal for Britain to stay in the EU's single market after leaving the bloc.
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President Trump will not silence the progressive Left eager to delegitimize his presidency, but he has certainly thrown down the challenge that the West is best and the U.S. will defend the interest of God and country against the barbarians at the gate.
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While N.B.A. teams long ago took note of Williamson's skill set — ESPN published an N.B.A. draft preview of him before he had thrown down his first dunk for Duke — it is online where his legend was made and where it continues to grow.
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The euro zone will need "a strong effort" from all its policymakers if it is to overcome the "significant challenges" that global markets have thrown down over the past few weeks, the head of the European Central Bank has told the region's lawmakers Monday.
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Sarah Hammer's U.S. team, with unique left-sided drive chains on their bikes which are supposed to give them an edge, had thrown down the gauntlet with a world record in the morning heats, only to see Britain respond almost immediately in their heat.
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When Tibbetts was a boy, he and his brothers were tied to a single bed at night, were not fed properly, were thrown down stairs, had their fingers beaten with spatulas and were burned on heating registers, according to Tibbetts&apos application for mercy last year.
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" PAUL CHRISTOPHER, HEAD GLOBAL MARKET STRATEGIST AT WELLS FARGO INVESTMENT INSTITUTE IN ST. LOUIS, MO. "I was impressed though, or at least relieved, that it wasn't like his inauguration speech, it wasn't a challenge or a gauntlet thrown down to the opposition or to other countries.
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Everything from the dark and murky records of horrible occurrences aboard the family company's cruise ships to former golden boy Kendall's role in the death of a hapless waiter in the season finale could be thrown down on the table with great flourish at any time.
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Worse yet, imagine being dragged to a derelict shopping center in Monolith Software's overlooked horror gem Condemned, swarming with lunatics, being told to LEAVE by means of blood scrawled on a mutilated body thrown down the escalators at you, and then finding that the dummies are alive as well.
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In the Kolyma region of Russia's far northeast I visited the most desolate place I have ever seen, Butugychag, a barren, rocky valley streaked with snow even in June, where thousands of prisoners had been worked to death mining tin and uranium, their bodies thrown down unused mine shafts.
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The boy who was pushed from the window; the boy who went underwater and never came back up; the girl who was thrown down the stairs; poor little Mary Clark who could not cry tears; Marvin Willette, the boy who drowned; and the boy in the coffin who had been burned.
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"The President has thrown down the gauntlet, dared Congress to impeach and hold him accountable for the claims, and even Republicans in Congress have to think seriously about what the long-term consequences are, allowing a President to make those kinds of claims and stick by them without consequences," he said.
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The procession of plates is dizzying: lamb shank like a gauntlet thrown down among swollen prunes and slivered almonds; chicken wallowing with fleshy green olives and mellowed arcs of preserved lemon; bastilla, a flaking meat pie under a drift of icing sugar; m'smen, a many-layered flatbread with secret caches of butter.
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Five nations, but not Britain, have gone sub 3 minutes 50 seconds in men's TP this year, so the gauntlet has most definitely been thrown down to the Olympic champions for whom only veteran Ed Clancy remains from the quartet that twice broke the world record on the way to gold in Rio.
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The Grand Duchess has been canonised as "Saint Elizabeth the New Martyr" in recognition not only of her horrible death (she was thrown down a mineshaft) but of the charitable order, honouring the New Testament figures of Mary and Martha, which she founded after her husband, Grand Duke Sergei Alexandrovich, was killed by terrorists.
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But by sticking to her plan for a "business-friendly" departure that would keep Britain in a free trade zone with the EU for manufactured and agricultural goods, May has thrown down the gauntlet both to backers of a cleaner break with the bloc, and to those who don't want to leave at all.
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It is important for people to realize that, if the trans ban goes into effect, the military itself will be damaged by an abrupt loss of service members, and the exorbitant costs that went into training us will be thrown down the drain as the administration races to replace us, spending all that money all over again.
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Eighteen people were injured and 37 offences are being investigated, including a television reporter who was thrown down a flight of stairs, an alleged far-right attack on a group of anti-racist protesters led by a politician for the center-left SPD party, and an alleged assault by masked men on a 20-year-old Afghan man.
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And suppose Trump had thrown down all the cards, walked past the Western Wall a minutes's walk to Temple Mount, the birthplace of Judaism and subsequently its younger offspring, Christianity and Islam, and prayed there as Rabbi Yehuda Glick, who was gunned down and left near death with four bullets in him for advocating the right of Jews to pray at Temple Mount, had hoped he would.
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EARLIER THIS WEEK WE HAD treasury SECRETARY MNUCHIN ON TALKING ABOUT THE TRADE WAR WITH CHINA BEING ON HOLD AND THERE'S BEEN A LOT WRITTEN ABOUT THE DIFFERENT CAMPS IN THE WHITE HOUSE THAT ARE EITHER IN FAVOR OF DIFFERENT WAYS OF HANDLING THESE TRADE ISSUES, BUT HERE WE ARE A COUPLE DAYS LATER TALKING TO YOU ABOUT ADDITIONAL THREATS THAT ARE GONNA BE THROWN DOWN ON THESE ISSUES.
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