It thrusts and thrusts, yet little penetrates; for the most part, the characters remain objects — highly evolved physical beings but not so subtle emotionally.
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Hip thrusts Get the most out of a booty-burning workout with hip thrusts (also known as hip bridges), which strengthen hip movement and activate the glutes.
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For a number of years now, I have noted that the monetary thrusts being made by the Fed were being defeated by the regulatory thrusts made by the organization.
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One person might like barbell hip thrusts, back squats, conventional deadlifts, and machine seated hip abduction, whereas another might prefer band hip thrusts, reverse lunges, single leg RDLs, and lateral band walks.
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We do deadlifts, squats, lunges, calf raises, and hip thrusts.
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Three strong back thrusts later, the little boy was saved.
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From the earliest moments, "Nuka World" thrusts violence upon you.
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The change thrusts Facebook, YouTube and Twitter into complicated territory.
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The move thrusts Big Tech into a debate it fears.
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All felt the stigma and shame society thrusts on them.
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Add slow rhythmic thrusts to feel more of them inside you.
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The move once again thrusts China's cyber censorship into the spotlight.
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His departure thrusts backup Jacoby Brissett into the starting quarterback role.
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The usual thrusts were replaced with a pleasing one-note vibration.
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The injury thrusts rookie quarterback Dak Prescott into the starting role.
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Repeat this four more times for a total of five thrusts.
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During the conversation, we talked improv, celebratory pelvic thrusts, and Madden.
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In another, a young man thrusts away while ironing his uniform.
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A year on from that, the blog thrusts harder than ever.
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This time, a few post-touchdown pelvic thrusts earned him a flag.
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Again, he thrusts his body up and down, foot on the lever.
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In Lily Gonzalez's card, she thrusts a red rose toward the viewer.
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Through the video installations, Barry thrusts the viewers into these women's lives.
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These same fissures run through some of the administration's principal issue thrusts.
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The trusting victim literally thrusts a fat bank roll into his hands.
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And "Victorian Slum House" thrusts willing participants into 19th-century London squalor.
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Con monitors: — Calories burnt during sexual intercourse — Speed of thrusts — Total number of thrusts — Frequency of sessions — Total duration of sessions — Average velocity of thrusts — Girth measurement — Different positions used (though this feature is currently in beta testing) — Average skin temperature It also claims to be able to detect common STIs such as chlamydia, though the website isn't clear about how it does this.
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Regardless, the NFL thinks it was 2 1/2 pelvis thrusts too many.
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The male duck thrusts it outwards whenever he feels the moment is right.
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The Lyceum has been reconfigured so the stage thrusts into the orchestra section.
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However, the Red Cross suggests alternating between five "back blows" and five abdominal thrusts.
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The acquisition thrusts Intel into the forefront of the market to develop driverless systems.
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Once in office they become appendages—unless fortune thrusts them into the top job.
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It still teaches abdominal thrusts as the only method to help a choking person.
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The announcement thrusts Japan, sidelined in North Korea talks, back into the diplomatic fray.
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Though she thrusts the mic their way, she doesn't yee — but does get a haw.
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Now, she can crush 200-pound hip thrusts and pull 500 pounds on the sled.
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Because when you're both lying down, the penetrative partner has less control over their thrusts.
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The other thrusts a family into the fresh tragedy of a long-concealed teenage trauma.
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" Weighted Hip Thrusts "First, sit on a bench with a weighted bar on your lap.
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Turns out she's a robot with gun boobs whose head explodes when Austin Powers thrusts.
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After a few awkward thrusts, the camera focuses on Rachel and Phillip's post-coital expressions.
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Yet he is controlling the spaceship on the screen as it spins, thrusts and fires.
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If they're quietly choking, however, then either abdominal thrusts or back blows are fair game.
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Occasionally he thrusts a cheek over to the side to depress a wayward X button.
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That's got to be six thrusts too many, considering the woman only recently gave birth.
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To my right, guitarist Brian May thrusts his hips at the crowd while he shreds.
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" A mother infamously writes to the Charlotte Observer decrying his "arrogant struts" and "pelvic thrusts.
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Huge thrusts of rock burst out of the landscape at random intervals in the forest.
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His right shoulder thrusts out as he makes the pinched-finger mudra with downswinging arm.
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It also thrusts Trump's relationship and admiration for Russian President Vladimir Putin back in the spotlight.
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Image: USGSEarthquakes normally occur at tectonic boundaries, where one plate thrusts beneath or slides alongside another.
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There were high kicks, hip thrusts and some booty poppin' ... and LA's home crowd LOVED IT!!!
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The intervention by Cfius thrusts the obscure agency into the middle of a complex corporate fight.
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There are pelvic thrusts as they balance on one another and slow rolls across the floor.
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"Kali's Garland" (2015) is a vertical box that thrusts forward about five inches from the wall.
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"You can control how much you allow to penetrate, using your legs to control thrusts," Saynt says.
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Other propellant-less options, like solar sails, have low thrusts that may not work for heavier spacecraft.
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Tanahashi's win thrusts him back into the main event, and it's kind of nice after the lull.
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I start the day with 300 burpees [squat thrusts] when I wake up, followed by jiu-jitsu.
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The plan's main thrusts include expanded counter-terrorism raids, secret military courts and the resumption of hangings.
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"I've always had the feeling that one of the main thrusts should be domestic solar," Amoako said.
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"Early Roman Kings," a Chicago-style blues shuffle with thrusts of slide guitar, hurled brutal gangster boasts.
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By 280, it decided back blows were dangerous again and that you should only try abdominal thrusts.
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His mouth is agape and his chest thrusts upward, his hands and feet locked in gnarled deformity.
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She thrusts her pelvis wildly while wearing a gown that probably costs more than your yearly rent.
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There are no new analytic thrusts or parries, no new sources or imaginative reinterpretations of old ones.
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Then she hurries up the stairs to find me and thrusts the folded note into my hands.
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It thrusts all of us into the present moment and requires us to be present alongside one another.
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The manoeuvre requires a rescuer to carry out abdominal thrusts on a choke victim to dislodge the blockage.
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The agency's announcement is a stunning move that thrusts back into the spotlight 11 days from Election Day.
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His use of repetition is comic, nasty, idiotic, and childish, and it thrusts you into a bizarre state.
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At another moment, he grasps and thrusts the salt in deft, sudden motions across his own curled back.
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"You'll see it in the way someone recedes into the background or thrusts his shoulder forward," he said.
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George, crazed, sets his sights on the fork and, after a brief pause, thrusts it into his stomach.
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One evening thrusts beyond the fog of childhood memory like a rocky peak glimpsed from an airplane window.
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"They're all battling for this," he says as he thrusts his arm toward a TV in the room.
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These thrusts tossed the rocket out of its preferred orbit, and sent its path at the wrong radius.
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I knew I was done having sex after a couple of thrusts into the last time I had sex.
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Bennett then thrusts his hand into the lawmaker's back and pushes him sharply from behind, sending Pan stumbling forward.
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Sometimes, especially if it involves body rolls, pelvic thrusts, and anything that a preteen imagines sex might look like.
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Telltale's stories revolve around relationships: the ones you actively shape and the ones that the story thrusts upon you.
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Not only that, it'll measure the number of thrusts, calories burnt during intercourse, and it even takes girth measurements.
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After some promising foreplay and a few singular thrusts, it was clear that would be the sum of it.
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She thrusts and swings her ponytail around like a possessed helicopter that's about to take off and crash somewhere.
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The second anyone walks through the door, he thrusts a glass of whiskey on the rocks into their hands.
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Mouthpiece thrusts you into the moment when protagonist Cassandra Hayward is given word that her mother, Elaine, has died.
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An unexpected marriage thrusts him into new, unexpected intimacies, all while surrounded by the churn of violence and death.
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He designed angular thrusts suggesting the polyrhythms of bebop and jagged poses resembling the graphic slashes of modern art.
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Each one is good for 1,000 thrusts, according to a study by Grinstaff and colleagues in Royal Society Open Science.
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One of the cuts we had to make to get an R was to cut out the number of thrusts.
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World of Final Fantasy still thrusts you into an epic quest — but it's finally one you that fits your schedule.
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After a few thrusts of pseudo-masculinity, he has Kelly emotionally lassoed to the point where he can control her.
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Unfortunately, we'll have to wait until October to get our Time Warp on, but we're already practicing our pelvic thrusts.
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That discovery thrusts him into the center of a mysterious string of deaths, which are the apparent product of witchcraft.
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Kayaking is a full-body exercise that incorporates leg thrusts, core tightening, shoulder twists and side-to-side torso rocking.
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Respect in such rivalries was most often expressed with snarls and Darwinian thrusts, and never more so than with Bryant.
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Respect in such rivalries was most often expressed with snarls and Darwinian thrusts, and never more so than with Bryant.
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The visit thrusts Trump into a role where he has previously struggled to strike the right tone: consoler in chief.
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The owner climbed the roof and, with a few thrusts, dislodged the plexiglass plaque, which I put in my trunk.
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My work BFF puts together a crazy workout and I break my cardinal rule to never do hip thrusts in public.
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The Bachelor star then showed off his best dance moves, which included an attempt at breakdancing and plenty of hip thrusts.
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Can we request a Third Eye Blind "Semi-Charmed Kind Of Life" tribute involving pelvic thrusts on the "baby, baby" line?
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The current challenge to the E.P.A.'s power-plant rule once again thrusts the role of the states front and center.
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Nobody really knows for sure if the Heimlich Maneuver—er, abdominal thrusts—is the best way to save a choking person.
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From 22003 to 270, the American Red Cross said to use back blows first and abdominal thrusts if those don't work.
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He drags her to the royal bedroom, where she closes her eyes and thinks of England as he thrusts six times.
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Where one ends and the other begins in the Trump administration is what Judith Bernstein's rage and humor thrusts into view.
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I hit a speed bump at 27A, where I conflated squat thrusts/burpees with SQUAT JUMPS, but that was my fault.
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In his paintings, emotion arises in the clashing, congregated, dynamic thrusts, often framing intervals of whiteness or natural surface left open.
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That thrusts into the public domain a widely held view among Republicans that platforms like Facebook and Twitter censor conservative viewpoints.
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The turn of events thrusts Britain into further political chaos just 21.4 weeks before the country's scheduled exit from the bloc.
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For this film, [Chernobyl makeup designer] Daniel Parker made a couple of eyebrows for me, and [thrusts Golden Globe in air].
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You can then see your top speed, the number of thrusts you recorded and how many calories you burned during sex.
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Despite her forward thrusts and provocative (but playful!) dance moves, "Cuchi, Cuchi" has a slightly different meaning than what you might think.
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I definitely saw some step touches and some hip thrusts and that's who's going to be voting — America — and they like that.
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I would say the two big thrusts as we think about luxury are to obviously really win in digital and personalization space.
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What remains is enough to satisfy the most demanding fan: stiletto-heeled splits and leaps, wicked sonic screams and suggestive pelvic thrusts.
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In Mario Strikes, he thrusts his crotch at the camera and slams his hands down to make sure you look at it.
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But nothing proved to be quite as challenging – or hilarious – than when the toddlers made them attempt body rolls and hip thrusts.
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That decision thrusts you into a microcosm of Europe in the final days of peace following the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand.
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The effort to design better codes is "one of the major thrusts of the field," Aaronson said, along with improving the hardware.
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But if a medical professional tells you your butt is too weak, consider asking them if hip thrusts are right for you.
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Look close and you will see the lovechild of Michael Jackson (bc tiny) and James Brown (hips that launched a thousand thrusts).
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And in these actions, Twombly thrusts the work into the present, in a way that is similar to reading a poem aloud.
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But if so, the trailer doesn't capture it, no matter how many times The Rock forcibly thrusts one eyebrow toward the heavens.
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The turn of events thrusts Britain into further political chaos just 28 weeks before the country's scheduled exit from the E.U. Mrs.
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Doggy style, but your toes are clenched like a fist, and you foot-punch him gently in the balls as he thrusts.
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The role thrusts Joy out into the world and forces her to find happiness in all sorts of unpredictable, nerve-racking ways.
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Occasionally, something — unexpected fireworks or the pressure wave from subwoofers at a concert — thrusts me back into that day, five years gone.
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It thrusts out from a rectangular box dripping with paint-encrusted cascades of yarn, suggesting both a breast and an umbilical cord.
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Every Sunday afternoon, as the evening approaches, an imaginary dark cloud appears and thrusts us all into a state of anxiety and agitation.
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There is a heaviness to her small shoulders as she thrusts her hands into the thin green jacket draped on her tiny frame.
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Enabling better online conversations and nudging people to be their better self is going to be one of my key thrusts going forward.
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Manifold Garden thrusts you into a world filled with impossible, MC Escher-style architecture, offering up a combination of exploration and puzzle solving.
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She held the little boy and gave him three strong back thrusts that made him spit up the candy he was choking on.
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In the standing variety, the receiving partner can better manage how deep their well-endowed lover thrusts by opening and closing their thighs.
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I'm no runner, so I can't really speak to the studies that say hip thrusts are better than squats for improving sprint speed.
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The Wife holds the Handmaid in her lap as the husband thrusts into the Handmaid, who lies there limp as a rag doll.
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Although the Orioles are not having as great a season as the Giants, the curve thrusts them to the top of the table.
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Those are the key thematic thrusts of the space program [and] all of the technology that we develop is to address those priorities.
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As he emerges in the sunlight, leading a procession of supporters, Mandela thrusts his right fist into the air in a victory salute.
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Again, this is a marketplace initiative, and the uncertainty that [repeal and delay] thrusts into the marketplace is very disruptive to the marketplace.
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She held the little boy and gave him three strong back thrusts that made him spit up the candy he was choking on. Superpowers?
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Throwing hot gas out of its engines at high speed (the action) thrusts a rocket off its launch pad and into space (the reaction).
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The Missing Evidence, presents a potential new eyewitness with a revelation that thrusts viewers back into the midst of the high-profile 1995 trial.
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Today's video shows a test of the engine's ability to throttle — a way to control how much an engine thrusts at a given time.
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After the fungus mummifies the caterpillar underground, it thrusts out of the soil each spring and Tibetans seek out the tiny protuberances for profit.
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In it, the camera lingers a bit too long on Curtis's gyrations, leering at her hip thrusts like an interloper in a locker room.
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Betty's determination to frame an innocent thrusts Annabelle into a predicament far more difficult than deciding whether or not to tattle on a bully.
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The set thrusts impudently into the audience and the costumes, by Beth Goldenberg, look like knock-off Versace, appropriate to this sleazy imagined Padua.
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It is, in other words, a rare moment of maturity in a show that could lose a full hour if it cut pelvic thrusts.
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The court's decision to step in thrusts the justices into yet another high passion political fight in the heat of the 2020 presidential election.
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Here, in 1984, Roberts' Brooke stares at ripped ex-athlete Chet (real-life Olympic athlete Gus Kenworthy) as he thrusts in an aerobics class.
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"What is the liberty of the employee who is fired for not working on Sunday?" he asked the crowd, delivering repeated thrusts at capitalism.
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In his latest project, Public Trust, Jonas thrusts public spaces, and the populaces who inhabit them, into the form, function, and force of his work.
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In the comedy sketch, McCringleberry is penalized for doing the same thing, despite the rule book dictating that two pelvic thrusts was the maximum allowed.
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But the game never thrusts it in your face, lingering only rarely on longer cutscenes or scripted moments that pull you out of the action.
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He's real enough, control distilled, that it'll be easy to tell stories about him in my mind while he lies atop me and thrusts inside.
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Brown's earlier celebration included three hip-thrusts, but his celebration against the Chiefs lasted two, 2 1/2 pumps, tops, and technically wasn't even twerking.
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It works by measuring the rhythm and vigor of any thrusts, and intuitively syncing music with that tempo—in theory, creating the perfect sex playlist.
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Instead, it's the youngest of the original Kardashian trio, Khloé, who regularly thrusts herself to the forefront when it comes to matters of the bedroom.
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Soon, the man's girlfriend thrusts her leg — in the aforementioned red boot — in front of the man, blocking the woman and mouthing a few words.
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Though a largely controversy free visit, the focus on military cooperation with India thrusts the new President into the delicate world of India-Pakistan relations.
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The case thrusts the young man into the upper echelons of American high society, as he's tasked with bringing a case against inventor Thomas Edison.
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It brings more attention to Trump's businesses This lawsuit thrusts Trump's personal charity into the limelight, hitting close to home for the real estate mogul.
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I deserve to survey the system that thrusts so many officers and black and brown people into contact in the first place, and be disgusted.
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Today's surfeit of soak-the-rich ideas from Democrats may be just a prelude to major thrusts at hiking middle-class taxes down the road.
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"Think of it as a big gust of air versus a very sudden, sharp pressure change," he says about abdominal thrusts and back blows, respectively.
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From 19803 to 1985, the Red Cross and the heart association told rescuers to give back slaps first, and only then go to abdominal thrusts.
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The result thrusts the country further into political chaos 10 weeks before it is scheduled to leave the bloc, write Stephen Castle and Ellen Barry.
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Apostol thrusts us into a vertiginous narrative of "stories within stories within stories," as the novel itself, in one of countless meta moments, has it.
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If they see anything worth seeing, it is usually because a determined woman thrusts it under their noses and demands that they pay some attention.
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Say hello to tennis populism as we now know it — fist pumps, hip thrusts, our expectation of players that they now be passionate, expressive, interactive.
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Champa Patel, head of the Asia-Pacific program at the think tank Chatham House, told VICE News there were two main thrusts to the protests.
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The partner on top uses the sides of bathtub to hold stable with their back arched and butt held up, while the partner on bottom thrusts.
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His resignation thrusts Lebanon back into the frontline of Saudi-Iranian regional rivalry and seems likely to exacerbate sectarian tensions between Lebanese Sunni and Shi'ite Muslims.
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In the video, the musician, 38, dances over to where his wife is standing in the front row and does some hip thrusts in her direction.
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But President Barack Obama's nomination thrusts Garland into a political maelstrom he is unlikely to survive -- at least as a judge on the nation's highest court.
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Low expectations are a friend, and it isn't inconceivable that Butler thrusts himself into the conversation if his individual numbers grow and his team finds success.
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One player, the lead, thrusts a stone, and then two broom-wielding teammates sweep the ice in front in a frenzy while the skip shouts directions.
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This takes all the pressures of adolescence and thrusts them into overdrive, explains Lisa Damour, PhD, a psychotherapist specializing in adolescent girls and author of Untangled.
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She slices into the skin of her belly with a shearing blade, thrusts her hands elbow-deep into the fire until the skin blackens and blisters.
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Instead, it thrusts you right into a new reality: Charles Xavier has created an island for mutants on an actual sentient mutant island known as Krakoa.
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The Frank Gehry-designed art museum, completed in 2014 at a reported cost of $900 million, thrusts skyward from its bucolic surroundings like a hallucinatory yacht.
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And while their lyrical thrusts are quite different — the xx fights for communal uplift, whereas Sampha wallows in grief — their music is similarly textured and gorgeous.foresthillsstadium.
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Then, one stab of the gas later, and the eight-speed automatic flicks down a few gears and the engine thrusts you back in your seat.
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And while their lyrical thrusts are quite different — the xx fights for communal uplift, whereas Sampha wallows in grief — their music is similarly textured and gorgeous.
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In the grand cavalcade of sexual assault charges we've been hearing lately, his list — from fanny-gropes to tongue-thrusts — is appalling but pretty minor league.
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That should be more than enough, the researchers said, because the average sex act is only 100 to 500 thrusts, which TBH, still sounds like A LOT.
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Packing the pounds onto these anthropomorphized vehicles thrusts them into an uncanny valley between the familiar vehicles we see driving around every day, and living, breathing beings.
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Heimlich developed the method, which involves applying abdominal thrusts to a choking person in order to raise the diaphragm and elicit air from the lungs, in 1974.
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McGregor went crazy at the fight event in Brooklyn Thursday night … saying he loves black people, especially black women and busted several crotch thrusts to prove it.
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Fitness coach Kellie Davis recommends a full glute-training program to build a better butt, including deadlifts, glute bridges, hip thrusts and of course the trusty squat.
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Sloan researched different techniques for making PIV more pleasurable, such as the Coital Alignment Technique, a method that suggests vertical penetration and thrusts to maximize clitoral stimulation.
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The "Handmaid," one of the few fertile women in the military regime, presents her body for him, lying silently on her back while he thrusts into her.
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A staff member followed with Alice Cooper's "Feed My Frankenstein," complete with plenty of lusty thrusts and guttural yells, then quietly trotted offstage and back to work.
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What makes Messi so captivating is that it is not just the killer blows that count, but all of the jabs and the thrusts and the parries.
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Hariri's resignation thrusts Lebanon back onto the front line of Saudi-Iranian regional rivalry and seems likely to exacerbate sectarian tensions between Lebanese Sunni and Shi'ite Muslims.
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He grabs a wad of cash skewered on a stake from the cabinet of curiosities and thrusts them into the crowd like a money-mad head honcho.
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She slayed her moves to "Single Ladies," unafraid to hold back her hand flips and hip thrusts even though she was standing next to dozens of other Misses.
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The video--posted on the Marietta Police Department Facebook page Thursday-- shows the officer administering back blows and chest thrusts to try and get the baby to breathe.
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Rather than making a fleeting image appear real, the game thrusts the player in the constant flow of meaningless images, because in that moment nothing is more real.
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MASSEDUCTION is a tumultuous album on post-heartbreak excess, maniacal synthpop giving way to choir-like vocals, keys weighing with sadness, or more familiar distorted thrusts of guitar.
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A federal appeals court on Wednesday struck down Obamacare's individual mandate in a decision that immediately thrusts the health care law to the forefront of the 2020 elections.
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He has a certain male virility (which Glover really leaned into with all those hip thrusts) and strong leadership skills—and he too became more sacred after his death.
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The Flavor Experience: Pecorino Romano is a savory warrior delivering sharp thrusts of sea salt, umami, and seasoned meat to the palate with a lingering zest at the finish.
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But his Brexit strategy sets the United Kingdom up for a showdown with the European Union and thrusts it towards a potential constitutional crisis, or an election, at home.
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In his fiction as well as his nonfiction, Matar continually thrusts himself and his characters into situations of discomfort, speechlessness and trauma, all while maintaining a coolly analytic eye.
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"Kiedis shared the details of the stressful encounter on U.K. station Radio X. "So we all ran across the street, and the lady thrusts her baby into my arms.
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A fusion of painting and sculpture, it thrusts itself into real space in a gesture that, in the year of Martin Luther King's assassination, bespeaks both grief and power.
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The album opens with "Welcome to New York," which immediately thrusts you into a scene: Walking through a crowd, the village is aglow / Kaleidoscope of loud heartbeats under coats.
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But the best thing about the start of the N.B.A. season — or just the preseason, which began this week — is that it thrusts the league back into the conversation.
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This Red Bull production of Jeffrey Hatcher's adaptation of a Gogol masterpiece stars Michael Urie as a man who thrusts a small town into paroxysms of anxiety and bribery.
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More importantly, this vetting — which can last up to two years — removes all luck from the system and thrusts applicants into a rigorous merit-based set of selection protocols.
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When questions came his way, Buttigieg parried the thrusts in a way likely to sustain the momentum his campaign has been seeing over the past several weeks, analysts said.
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I can tell—" he gestured towards the empty bag of Chips Ahoy "—and this guy—" he thrusts a thumb in my direction "—hasn't stopped eating since I got here!
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Abby FinkenauerAbby Lea FinkenauerWarren-Sanders dispute thrusts gender into 22020 spotlight Tenth Congressional Black Caucus member backs Biden Buttigieg picks up Iowa congressman's endorsement ahead of caucuses MORE and Cindy AxneCindy AxneWarren-Sanders dispute thrusts gender into 2020 spotlight Buttigieg picks up Iowa congressman's endorsement ahead of caucuses How the 31 Democrats in Trump districts voted on impeachment MORE becoming the first women elected to the House from the state in 2018.
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Her husband soon joins her and the two perform several well-rehearsed dance steps, including the song's trademark thumkas (sideways pelvic thrusts) that would fit well into any Bollywood film.
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At least in Klobuchar's case, the rhetorical thrusts won't be feigned; in recent debates she has hardly concealed her disdain for what she regards as Buttigieg's glibness and shallow experience.
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She works out regularly with trainer Ben Bruno (who also works with model Kate Upton), and is all over his Instagram page doing weighted hip thrusts, core exercises and more.
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From there, she does a circuit that incorporates a bunch of pretty legit strength-training moves like weighted hip thrusts, TRX rows, single-leg Romanian deadlifts, and a body saw.
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Another benefit is that these condoms keep their lubrication a lot longer — up to 1,000 thrusts, according to the research, which is twice as long as normal water-based lubricants.
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Trump's blunt tweet thrusts the typically off-the-cuff President -- who cast himself as America's greatest deal-maker during the 2016 campaign -- into the perilously sensitive arena of international diplomacy.
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A project originally launched in 2017 this tiny robot thrusts itself up and down and back and forth like a crazed grasshopper, jumping with absolute precision and loads of speed.
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Unlike the physically demanding chests thrusts and loud sounds of cracking ribs and a creaking gurney with CPR, ECMO is quiet, featuring only the elegant hum of the pressure pump.
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Abdominal thrusts move air up the airway, he says, whereas back blows don't really move air but provide a higher temporary pressure spike that could dislodge something blocking the airway.
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When Okada would not relent, Omega delivered a series of violent palm thrusts to the neck and upper back, the neck being a consistent focus of Omega's offensive game plan.
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"Shaker Loops" is written for a small string ensemble, but its febrile yearnings and rhythmic thrusts point to the rapprochement that Adams would soon make with the Romantic orchestral tradition.
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Driving around together gives the relationship a step forward in rapport, and driving someone to the airport — an assumed burden — thrusts the relationship into an even higher level of closeness.
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Add in the sound effects and hip thrusts when he is pretending to gun down the man he has now disarmed in cold blood and Rayllamm belongs on the stage.
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The new Nintendo Switch adventure thrusts a woolly version of Yoshi into a handmade papercraft world where you can dress him up with a milk carton or a cardboard cow costume.
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They did, however, see a tiny amount of thrust while testing a Mach-effect thruster, which involves crystals with applied electromagnetic vibrations that lead to tiny mass shifts and small thrusts.
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She starts the film by introducing herself and taking you through her pilates exercises, which includes sexy hair flips, hip thrusts and butt raises inn between a lot of sultry posing.
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It all feels very 2003, with the added element of an industrious production assistant who thrusts a phone into every guest's hand, urging them to record something for TRL's Instagram story.
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"Piece of Me" is a cry for help from someone who doesn't want to be in the spotlight anymore, ironically presented on an album that thrusts them back into the spotlight.
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But the real action was captured in a workout video posted to YouTube, featuring the 37-year-old actress mastering barbell hip thrusts, hanging tuck ups, dumbbell rows, deadlifts and more.
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"We therefore suspect that the interaction of the power feeding for the amplifier with the Earth's magnetic field masked any real thrusts that could be below our observed value," they wrote.
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A smartphone app from Ardenturous Labs, it uses your phone's accelerometer and speakers to provide statistical feedback about the duration of intercourse, thrusts per minute (TPM), and decibel peak of orgasm.
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Sometimes this is encouraged by the game, as in the case of Åsmund deciding to play Skyrim as a criminal uninterested in the savior role the narrative thrusts upon the player.
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Jonno Davies, the show's 25-year-old lead, urged his castmates on through jumping jacks, squat thrusts, burpees, dips, push-ups, biceps work and other exercises, with no rest in between.
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" In one scene, she thrusts Jason Schwartzman's head into the mud, shortly after she's told him: "It is inevitable that you are drawn back in to human drama, desire and suffering.
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The purchase from Britain's Whitbread of Costa's almost 2422,21 outlets thrusts the world's biggest soda company into one of the few bright spots in the sluggish packaged food and drinks sector.
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Comparatively, Annihilation has no touchpoints, nothing for us to hold onto as it thrusts us into a surrealist eco-nightmare, with five women (led by Natalie Portman) as our troubled guides.
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That's why one of the main thrusts of the government's research is in how to make artificial intelligence work with humans rather than exclusively work for humans, or work instead of humans.
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While my squat and deadlift increased, I'm not totally confident saying that it was the result of the hip thrusts since I had also made a few other changes to my programming.
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Later in the dance, there's an extended scene depicting what seems to be a sexual assault: The dancer Mark Francis Caserta grabs Céline Cassone from behind and thrusts his hips into hers.
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But this year, as Hillary Clinton thrusts climate change to the heart of her campaign, the issue is taking on a prominence it has never before had in a presidential general election.
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Hollywood movies and porn videos have us convinced a couple of thrusts is enough to propel a woman into a mind-blowing orgasm, but in reality, climaxing from penetrative sex isn't common.
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After every meal or snack, I will punch a button on the pager-size meter, setting a brief click-clack of machinery in motion before a lancet thrusts into my toughened skin.
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That visit thrusts him into an adventure that connects him with Bangladeshi migrants in Libya, dolphins in the Mediterranean and venomous water snakes in California, while touching on migration, xenophobia and technology.
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BEIJING — In a small dance studio in Beijing, the members of China's newest entry in the national pop-music pageant ran through a sequence of pulsing pelvic thrusts and choreographed crotch grabs.
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As an unmanned rocket launch, the computer system issues were irreversible since their location in between satellite signals made it impossible to communicate with the home base during the untimely jet thrusts.
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Tatum pulled off his signature body rolls, hip thrusts, and even brought in a rolling chair for some extra over-the-top flourishes (Beatrice got in on the routine for a bit, too).
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He came in close, put his bare feet on top of mine so I could not move, leaned his body against me, and began quick, discreet thrusts back and forth against my body.
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Robert Lange, an artist and gallerist based in Charleston, SC, captures passionate thrusts, bent knees, and bedroom acrobatics through the lense of red, blue, and green paint tubes for the series, Making Paint.
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He is dressed as before in a white T-shirt and bluejeans, and thrusts his hips from side to side as he strolls, enacting the key innovation—representing movement—of Greek Classical sculpture.
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You can see the pain in 27-year-old Quiwanna Mungin's face as she thrusts the walker out in front of her, the way her hands shake as her grandmother lights her cigarette.
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The AHA has been more consistent, but also more puzzling: By 1976, it was recommending abdominal thrusts alongside back blows, and by 1985 the organization cut back blows out of the picture entirely.
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"This administration anchored its policy outlook on three main thrusts, including security, job creation through diversification, and anti-corruption," Mr. Bakare said in what he called his own state of the nation speech.
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He is the nation's heavenly protector: a rainbow arcs at his feet and encircles the goddess Athena, who thrusts her shield of stars and stripes at the president and vice president of the Confederacy.
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But a low center of gravity isn't everything in sumo's science of managing human-on-human collisions: Akebono's long reach and palm thrusts made him capable of pushing opponents from the ring in seconds.
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" She also claimed the actor had stood on her feet to prevent her from moving as he rubbed up against her and began to make "quick, discreet thrusts back and forth against my body.
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The cancellation of her top-rated American sitcom now thrusts into the spotlight a different show playing out on the airwaves: the mainstream media's rush to judgment and the sheer hypocrisy of the left.
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Rosen's new job thrusts him to the center of the global spotlight on Trump's protectionist trade policies, as the traditionally pro-free trade organization has in the past clashed with administration officials over economics.
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The two biggest political thrusts of the Party of Trump — a tax cut for the rich that opened a tsunami of debt, and trying to take away health care from millions — are widely unpopular.
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In "Bacchus Atop Silenus," the golden-haired god of drunkenness, naked except for his sailor's cap, contemplates a winding red sail that snakes around a mast that thrusts across six separate sheets of paper.
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Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisHarris calls for judicial nominee freeze during impeachment trial Warren-Sanders dispute thrusts gender into 2020 spotlight Deval Patrick knocks lack of diversity in Democratic debate MORE (D-Calif.), former Rep.
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Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisHarris calls for judicial nominee freeze during impeachment trial Warren-Sanders dispute thrusts gender into 6900 spotlight Deval Patrick knocks lack of diversity in Democratic debate MORE's (D-Calif.) presidential campaign.
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The Biebs was down in Miami Thursday shooting the vid for his upcoming single with J Balvin -- titled "La Bomba" -- and packed several hip thrusts, toe taps and pirouettes into a very short take.
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"The stunning Airbus-Bombardier partnership for the CSeries program guarantees the future of the new airplane, kills off the A319 and thrusts a big stick up Boeing's tailpipe," Leeham Co analyst Scott Hamilton wrote.
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Bluntly put, those variables include penis girth and the "average velocity" and total number of thrusts, as well as other useful info, such as calories burned, average skin temperature and the frequency of sex sessions.
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He's helpless on his back—as anyone who has never grappled before is, no shame there—but perhaps he drives a few ippon-ken thrusts into 'pressure poins' as you try to secure your pass.
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The "tremendously grand" film removes us from the comfort of Hogwarts, of teen romance and classroom spellwork and thrusts its characters and viewers deep into the wizarding war (with a brilliant score from Alexandre Desplat).
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Inspired by Hingle McCringleberry, a fictitious receiver made famous in a "Key & Peele" comedy sketch, Ngakoue gave three pelvic thrusts after making the sack and was hit with an excessive celebration penalty on the field.
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Snedeker finished well outside the eight automatic qualifiers for the American team after last week's cut-off but his victory at Sedgefield Country Club thrusts him into the conversation for Jim Furyk's four captain's picks.
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As pointed out in this blog before, there are some parallels with the pre-1914 era; globalisation seems to provoke a reaction because of the changes it thrusts on to the social and economic order.
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And understanding that literacy is transferable and that we all have the capabilities to apply it to think clearly about subjects that seem difficult and complex is one of the main thrusts of the book.
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" The truly horrendous part of the story comes next: "He opens the overcoat, unzips his pants, and, forcing his fingers around my private area, thrusts his penis halfway — or completely, I'm not certain — inside me.
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The move thrusts Britain's exit from the European Union into turmoil, with possible options including a disorderly no-deal Brexit, another referendum on EU membership, or a last minute renegotiation of May's deal with Brussels.
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Con refers to as "your session," it'll use its nano chip and sensors to keep track of the speed and number of thrusts, skin temperature, session duration, number of positions used, and even calories burned.
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A series of cynical but efficient Italian fouls stopped any possible breakaway thrusts, and when Graziano Pellè sealed the victory in stoppage time, the result was so emphatic and expert that it looked ridiculously easy.
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Whether it was Kabila's intention all along to step down, as allies say, or it was a concession to domestic and international pressure, the president's imminent departure thrusts him and his country into the unknown.
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During CPR, a beating heart is simulated by chest thrusts at 43 times per minute, and air is passed through the lungs by a breathing tube and oxygen bag instead of the patient's own diaphragm.
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And in 2006, it reverted to recommending five back blows as your initial resort and, if that doesn't work, five abdominal thrusts, cycling between five of this and five of that until the object dislodges.
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"He came in close, put his bare feet on top of mine so I could not move, leaned his body against me, and began quick, discreet thrusts back and forth against my body," she wrote.
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The way Baldwin swings his body and thrusts his hands in his pockets and barely refers to his prepared notes makes him seem much closer to our moment than to the one that surrounds him.
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It's an inspiring tale not only shows the strong bonds of male friendship, but thrusts a different kind of leader into the spotlight, showing that a speech impediment doesn't mean you can't lead a nation.
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But barre classes rarely draw attention to the workout's sexual undertones -- or to the fact that its tucks and thrusts can, as many instructors will privately admit, bring very real improvements to women's sex lives.
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"He came in close, put his bare feet on top of mine so I could not move, leaned his body against me, and began quick, discreet thrusts back and forth against my body," Lysette told THR.
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Watching both of these men dance — especially the first, with his loose braids falling into his face and his powerful hip thrusts skillfully timed to the beat, his crotch suggestively offered to any watcher — I'm embarrassed.
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The gambit, an admission that three years of Brexit talks have failed, sets the United Kingdom up for a showdown with the EU and thrusts Johnson towards a potential constitutional crisis, or an election, at home.
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Though this season has provided some memorable celebrations — twerking, pelvic thrusts and bow-and-arrows, to name a few — most have taken place in the endzone, and have come from players that usually take center stage.
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Obama thrusts his trillion-dollar gifts at the citizens of the United States, and these attempts to buy love, like so many boxes of chocolate and flowers purchased this time of year, were made using credit.
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The move thrusts WhatsApp further into a standoff between tech companies and law enforcement officials over access to digital data, one that pits Silicon Valley's civil libertarian ideals against the federal government's concerns over national security.
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He knew there was a reserve of air in the lungs, and reasoned that sharp upward thrusts on the diaphragm would compress the lungs, push air back up the windpipe and send the obstruction flying out.
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Mr. Martins, who choreographed the piece, makes a request: At one point, when she thrusts her leg behind her, he wants her to bend it to one side, forming a sort of arabesque-with-a-twist.
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Founded on the myth that there is no proper security screening for refugees, the order thus thrusts into limbo an estimated 60,000 vulnerable refugees, most of whom have already been vetted and cleared for resettlement here.
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Google's involvement thrusts these files into a global spotlight, inviting anyone with internet access to examine the painted fauna on cave ceilings in Somaliland, or even virtually enter the Ananda Ok Kyaung temple in Bagan, Myanmar.
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While others saw a narrative of female defiance — the girl's torso thrusts forward as if she has a chance — I imagined a poorly paid caregiver fired for leaving her charge unattended, and ultimately trampled to death.
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With sword flashing and feet dancing in time with both the music and your enemy's moves, the game thrusts you into a series of heroic encounters, each one ending in death—either your opponent's or your own.
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During the racy performance six years ago, Cyrus stripped into a nude two-piece and then proceeded to grind on Thicke while using the foam hand she was wearing as a target of some major pelvic-thrusts.
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The final two moves are a one leg dead lift with a kettle bell, in which she bends over and thrusts forward while holding a kettle bell, and a clean squat using a sandbag as a weight.
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Release date: TBASynopsis: A veteran D.C. journalist loses the thread of her own narrative when a guilt-propelled errand for her father thrusts her from byline to unwitting subject in the very story she's trying to break.
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Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisHarris calls for judicial nominee freeze during impeachment trial Warren-Sanders dispute thrusts gender into 21625 spotlight Deval Patrick knocks lack of diversity in Democratic debate MORE (D-Calif.) dropped out in early December.
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Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisHarris calls for judicial nominee freeze during impeachment trial Warren-Sanders dispute thrusts gender into 2020 spotlight Deval Patrick knocks lack of diversity in Democratic debate MORE (D-Calif.) dropped out of the primary.
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Click here to view original GIFThe dance lasted approximately 15 seconds, consisting of pointing, twirling, and entirely too many pelvic thrusts for a 53-year-old man who probably employs or does business with most of his audience.
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A few notes about this super condom: Just because it stays slick for 1,000 thrusts does not mean that obliviously pounding your partner's brains out constitutes good, fun sex (unless they ask for that in which case, godspeed).
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At the conclusion of the 1964 film, George Banks, having just been fired in a most humiliating fashion, thrusts his son's coins into the hand of his boss, Mr. Dawes Senior: "Guard it well," Banks sneers, in parting.
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Virtual Marina will beckon you, and if you bite, you'll be transported with her to melting ice caps to participate in an enigmatic game that thrusts upon you the fate of Earth, which is linked to Abramović's own.
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Either way, we've ended up with a not-quite holiday that boosts flower sales, gives couples an excuse to try not to fall asleep before having sex and thrusts an inferiority complex upon anyone single by early February.
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This new friend insists on buying me his favorite shot from the bar, something minty, but the bar is out of that, so he comes back with three ounces of tequila and thrusts the glass into my hand.
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"Today's ruling thrusts Louisiana into a reproductive health care crisis, where women will face limited safe and legal options when they've made the decision to end a pregnancy," said Nancy Northup, president of the New York-based center.
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Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisHarris calls for judicial nominee freeze during impeachment trial Warren-Sanders dispute thrusts gender into 2020 spotlight Deval Patrick knocks lack of diversity in Democratic debate MORE (D-Calif.) and Elizabeth Warren jumped on Sen.
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Ro KhannaRohit (Ro) KhannaHouse to vote on Iran war powers bills sought by progressives Warren-Sanders dispute thrusts gender into 2020 spotlight The Hill's Morning Report - Impeachment week MORE (D-Calif.), a top adviser to the Sanders campaign.
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Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisHarris calls for judicial nominee freeze during impeachment trial Warren-Sanders dispute thrusts gender into 2020 spotlight Deval Patrick knocks lack of diversity in Democratic debate MORE (D-Calif.), a foreign policy adviser to Sens.
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Abby FinkenauerAbby Lea FinkenauerWarren-Sanders dispute thrusts gender into 2020 spotlight Tenth Congressional Black Caucus member backs Biden Buttigieg picks up Iowa congressman's endorsement ahead of caucuses MORE, announced she would be backing Biden in the presidential race.
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Cindy AxneCindy AxneWarren-Sanders dispute thrusts gender into 2020 spotlight Buttigieg picks up Iowa congressman's endorsement ahead of caucuses How the 31 Democrats in Trump districts voted on impeachment MORE, has not endorsed a candidate in the race.
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An extended stretch of this week's episode takes place in the wake of a 1945 atomic bomb test in White Sands, N.M., and thrusts the audience deep into the physical, emotional and metaphorical space of a mushroom cloud.
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" Villiers probably needed little encouragement in his mystical flights and ironic thrusts, but it must have been a happy day when he opened a letter from Mallarmé and read, "The language of a god is in every line.
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The next moment, still wearing correct business attire, shirt, tie, suit jacket, overcoat, he opens the overcoat, unzips his pants, and, forcing his fingers around my private area, thrusts his penis halfway -- or completely, I'm not certain -- inside me.
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"[S]till wearing correct business attire, shirt, tie, suit jacket, overcoat, he opens [my] overcoat, unzips his pants, and, forcing his fingers around my private area, thrusts his penis halfway — or completely, I'm not certain — inside me," she wrote.
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The next moment, still wearing correct business attire, shirt, tie, suit jacket, overcoat, he opens the overcoat, unzips his pants, and, forcing his fingers around my private area, thrusts his penis halfway — or completely, I'm not certain — inside me.
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The announcement from the group, Giffords: Courage to Fight Gun Violence, comes as yet another tragic string of mass shootings — Las Vegas, Texas, and, just this week, California —thrusts the issue of gun control back into the political spotlight.
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As the adult fisherman walks toward the edge of the boat to survey the waters for the boy&aposs striper, a massive shark suddenly thrusts its head above the water and snaps up the fish, startling everyone on board.
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That possibility has alarmed the artists and academics who're currently working on grant-supported projects like The Pox Hunter, and thrusts video games into a decades-old debate about the effectiveness of spending tax dollars on art and culture.
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I wouldn't have expected the appearance of a troll so early in Atlanta's first season, certainly not in an episode in which money and resources—and their conspicuous absence from people's lives, namely Earn's—are the primary narrative thrusts.
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And all the while, a cop is watching this unfold in front of him and only thrusts himself into action after the third stabbing because the man looked at the cop like he was Jim Halpert on The Office.
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One of the main thrusts of the bill is to make it more difficult for investment firms to form loose allies, or "wolf packs," to swoop in and effectively take over a company by buying up that company's shares.
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When you are lying on your back with someone sitting on top of you, the only movement of which you are capable is a series of rapid upward pelvic thrusts, a grotesque parody of the motions of sexual intercourse.
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The motion is among a number of Seminole-themed crowd traditions that FSU works into its sports events, the most famous being the horse-riding live Seminole mascot that thrusts a spear into midfield ahead of every football game.
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"His entire career is a result of thrusts for diversity that he would deny in others," Lawrence Goldstone, author of "On Account of Race: The Supreme Court, White Supremacy, and the Ravaging of African American Voting Rights," told me.
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The man, dressed in blue, a color associated with supporting the Hong Kong police, hands Ho a bouquet of flowers before reaching into a bag for what appears to be a knife, which he then thrusts towards the lawmaker.
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The drop in outward radiation pressure causes the core to gravitationally collapse (forming a black hole or neutron star), and the internal contraction creates an outgoing shockwave that thrusts the star's outer shells of material into space, along with blinding radiation.
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The story builds on the idea that Captain America is a Hydra agent, and thrusts the plot into incendiary territory: a story where the Allies actually lost World War II and used a cosmic artifact to change the course of history.
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He pulled back farther, made his thrusts slower, more explicit, allowing her to savor the sight of his thick cock, the condom wet from her juices, the tangle of his pubic hair scraping her shaved mound when he went balls-deep.
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But both the romance and the mystery are ancillary characters to the time period's leading role; the novel is just as nostalgic for the Lincoln administration as are the players it thrusts into a belated game of cat and mouse.
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As Donald Trump's suggested Mexican import tax thrusts avocados into the center of a fiery political debate, the very first commercial to air during this Sunday's Super Bowl will make the case for buying them from suppliers south of the border.
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"These are not normal times, because we have a president who lies every single day and he expects the people around him -- he thrusts them forward as he did with Kirstjen Nielsen yesterday to lie for him," Hirono told reporters.
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The new local actions on abortion are playing out as the U.S. Supreme Court is set to hear oral arguments Wednesday on a case that thrusts abortion, one of America's most divisive issues, into the middle of the presidential campaign.
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That neatly folds into one of the series' main narrative thrusts: that Esty (who becomes interested in studying at the conservatory in Berlin) must learn to find her own voice instead of saying what other people want her to say.
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As I zero in on the crescent moon — ringed by an intense halo; it looks, I realize, more like a Parisian gas light than an astronomical body — a guy with seriously nice arms thrusts his phone in front of my face.
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Ro KhannaRohit (Ro) KhannaHouse to vote on Iran war powers bills sought by progressives Warren-Sanders dispute thrusts gender into 2020 spotlight The Hill's Morning Report - Impeachment week MORE (D-Calif.), a top supporter of Sanders, of the Trump attacks.
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The White interview thrusts the story into the past, teleporting Jackie, for instance, onto Air Force One, where — with her back to the camera — she primps in a mirror while practicing an apparent speech in Spanish for the imminent Dallas trip.
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The Roys' pursuit of Pierce is one of the major storytelling thrusts of this season, but each episode both reveals new information about Pierce and provides a new way for them to cast one of the Roy siblings into relief.
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It turns out the device is not a condom at all, but rather, a ring that fits over a boring, standard-issue condom and measures the quality of sex based on several metrics, including speed of thrusts, calories burned, and duration of session.
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In Tuesday's video, the tiny tot (dressed in an adorable plaid jumper) was along for leg day, giving his mom some extra weight to carry as she worked through her circuit of squat lifts, single-leg hip thrusts, kettle bell swings and more.
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Battlefield 1's story mode doesn't chart a singular narrative path through World War I. Instead — much like HBO's hit World War II series, Band of Brothers — it thrusts players into the roles of multiple soldiers operating in various theaters of war.
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There are no naked ballerina or burlesque performers stripping to nipple tassels (as there have been previously), but when Hamilton—whose hip thrusts are met with insatiable wolf-whistling—says he's too hot on stage, he gets booed for only removing a tie.
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Analyzing the situation, Reuters concludes that "the move thrusts the United Kingdom's divorce from the European Union into chaos, with possible options including a disorderly Brexit with no deal, another referendum on EU membership, or a last minute renegotiation of May's deal."
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I walk to my gym and do a solid full-body workout filled with barbell squats, hip thrusts (the best workout for that booty), shoulder presses, inverted rows, step-ups, and a couple other things I honestly don't know the name of.
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Rep. Tulsi GabbardTulsi GabbardGabbard on personal meeting with Sanders: 'He showed me the greatest respect' Warren-Sanders dispute thrusts gender into 85033 spotlight Deval Patrick knocks lack of diversity in Democratic debate MORE (D-Hawaii) tweeted Monday that when she met with Sen.
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Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisHarris calls for judicial nominee freeze during impeachment trial Warren-Sanders dispute thrusts gender into 2020 spotlight Deval Patrick knocks lack of diversity in Democratic debate MORE (D-Calif.), former Housing and Urban Development Secretary Julián Castro and Sen.
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"Any presidential impeachment trial thrusts the chief justice into unfamiliar and unwelcome terrain, said Frank O. Bowman, a law professor at the University of Missouri and the author of "High Crimes and Misdemeanors: A History of Impeachment for the Age of Trump.
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In the sweaty third season of "Better Things," Pamela Adlon literally thrusts the menopausal body under an X-ray machine: Sam Fox, Adlon's actress and single mother, is stopped at the airport by a T.S.A agent who spies something unusual in her pants.
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With a collection of calculated dodge-rolls and well-timed heavy sword thrusts, I fell the knight in its repulsive transformed state and I feel it: the signature Souls adrenaline rush, a head-bursting sensation of success and survival only this series can produce.
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So much so that biofeedback toys like the smart cock ring Lovely — which at first advertised itself as a FitBit for your dick counting the number of times you have sex, length of a session, thrusts, calories burned — nixed that feature in its second iteration.
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The London-based trio The Comet Is Coming—made up of the saxophonist King Shabaka, the percussionist Betamax, and the keyboardist Danalogue—thrusts empyrean jazz into an apocalyptic future, where raucous psych rock and danceable electro-grooves ride lush tenor lines to outer space.
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TORONTO — In the predawn hours of a mid-April night, punky revelers weary from a spirited session of jumps to the left, steps to the right and vigorous pelvic thrusts were scattered on a ballroom floor at Casa Loma, a fearsome Gothic-style castle here.
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The appointment as the IMF's first deputy managing director thrusts Okamoto, the Treasury's acting assistant secretary for international finance, into a critical policy position at a time when dozens of countries are queuing up for emergency IMF loans as the coronavirus halts economic activity worldwide.
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Tim Higgins of the WSJ considers Ms. Denholm's appointment: The decision thrusts into one of the brightest spotlights in American business a woman who is little known in the U.S. but has extensive experience as a finance executive in Silicon Valley and her native Australia.
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The appointment as the IMF's first deputy managing director thrusts Okamoto, the Treasury's acting assistant secretary for international finance, into a critical policy position at a time when dozens of countries are queuing up for emergency IMF loans as the coronavirus halts economic activity worldwide.
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One could see echoes of the Equifax and related data breaches in one of the three main thrusts of the new report: "Threats to the United States posed by foreign intelligence entities are becoming more complex, diverse, and harmful to U.S. interests," it reported.
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NEW YORK, Sept 24 (Reuters) - The United Kingdom Supreme Court ruled on Tuesday that Prime Minister Boris Johnson's decision to shut down parliament in the run-up to Brexit was unlawful, a decision that thrusts Britain's exit from the European Union into deeper turmoil.
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One of the main thrusts of Jane Mayer's masterpiece Dark Money is that a lot of the hostile takeover of public life by the handful of families on the right wing was achieved through philanthropic institutions, nonprofit institutes, and other kinds of astroturfing centers.
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Even simple fight scenes, like Jack's arrival in episode one, bombard viewers with information: the camera swiveling with Jack's violent polearm thrusts, or time slowing down and the shot shrinking to a tiny square to show the spiked wheels of his motorcycle crushing a robot's face.
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He is half-crouched with right forearm resting on knee and gazing appreciatively at his partner, while she thrusts her taut belly forward and kneels next to him in a favorite Yuskavage pose (reminiscent of the posture in "Sweetpuss"), her rounded back exposing her small, bare breasts.
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So the boys die, but their friend Mansoor survives with injuries to his wrist and arm, which thrusts at least some of the novel's narrative structure into view: It will follow the Khuranas and Mansoor as they slog through the welter of their feelings after the blast.
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Dafoe thrusts his jaw forward and shows his teeth, pulling back the skin on his face into an unnatural, monstrous contortion to end the scene with a look you could stamp on a Halloween mask, like he's lobbying to play the part in green face paint.
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Sports of The Times BRIANÇON, France — To watch the cyclists of the Tour de France assault the high Alps, those grand geologic up-thrusts of granite and limestone, to see men pedal through misting meadows and up brutal switchbacks is to thrill at feats of athleticism.
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Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisHarris calls for judicial nominee freeze during impeachment trial Warren-Sanders dispute thrusts gender into 2020 spotlight Deval Patrick knocks lack of diversity in Democratic debate MORE (D-Calif.) and former Housing and Urban Development Secretary Julián Castro, dropped out of the race.
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Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisHarris calls for judicial nominee freeze during impeachment trial Warren-Sanders dispute thrusts gender into 2020 spotlight Deval Patrick knocks lack of diversity in Democratic debate MORE (D-Calif.) targeted Biden in the first presidential debate for his opposition to busing in the 85033s.
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Ro KhannaRohit (Ro) KhannaHouse to vote on Iran war powers bills sought by progressives Warren-Sanders dispute thrusts gender into 2020 spotlight The Hill's Morning Report - Impeachment week MORE (D-Calif.), to deny the Pentagon funding for offensive military force targeting Iran without prior congressional approval.
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Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisHarris calls for judicial nominee freeze during impeachment trial Warren-Sanders dispute thrusts gender into 2020 spotlight Deval Patrick knocks lack of diversity in Democratic debate MORE (D-Calif.) who ended her own Democratic presidential bid in December over a lack of financial resources.
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Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisHarris calls for judicial nominee freeze during impeachment trial Warren-Sanders dispute thrusts gender into 2020 spotlight Deval Patrick knocks lack of diversity in Democratic debate MORE (D-Calif.) and former Housing and Urban Development Secretary Julián Castro all have ended their campaigns.
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Inspired by Eric Ries's popular book "The Lean Startup," which advises software engineers to release a minimum viable product followed by rapid cycles of iteration, Peters thrusts SAM — an unmistakable hunk of hardware — into the harrowing chaos of live construction sites knowing it's likely to disappoint.
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That decision, which caught even many Trump allies by surprise, again thrusts the health care issue to the center of the political debate, and virtually ensures that the 22010 election -- like the 22012, 22016, 20163, 22016 and 22020 elections before it -- will turn on the ACA.
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Ranging from $15 to $120 for a full set (at least, before someone like Kanye West thrusts them mainstream), there's a color for pretty much everyone, especially those who want something a little less Malibu than a Juicy Couture tracksuit (which is, apparently, on its way back, too).
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"Amid the swirl of glamorous and powerful political leaders and deal makers, a mysterious fatal car accident thrusts Charlie and Margaret into an underworld of secret deals, secret societies, and a plot that could change the course of history," the AP reported, quoting publisher Little, Brown and Company.
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Carroll writes that Trump "pushed her against the wall, pushed his mouth against her lips, then pulled down her tights, unzipped his pants and forced his 'fingers around my private area, thrusts his penis halfway — or completely, I'm not certain — inside me,'" as The New York Times reported it.
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While Jackson 193 shows were mostly populated by young, black girls, breathless with desire — a 219 Jackson 22017 tour review recounts the calculated perfection of 227-year-old Michael's crotch thrusts, to which "girls dissolved in blissful screams" — their white fans helped them cross over and rise up the pop charts.
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How exciting, when you've just reread "Deathly Hallows" and been reminded of what happened, to see what Ms. Rowling does: She thrusts us back into that concluding scene, making it the first scene of the play and putting us on Platform 9¾ as the characters wait for the Hogwarts Express.
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The plan has three major thrusts: Portray Mr. Trump as a heartless businessman who has worked against the interests of the working-class voters he now appeals to; broadcast the degrading comments he has made against women in order to sway suburban women, who have been reluctant to support Mrs.
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It is called the Heimlich maneuver — saving a choking victim with a bear hug and abdominal thrusts to eject a throat obstruction — and since its inception in 1974 it has become a national safety icon, taught in schools, portrayed in movies, displayed on restaurant posters and endorsed by medical authorities.
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The accusation, published in a blog post, is the latest twist in a weeks-long saga that has brought the world's richest person's private life into the spotlight and thrusts him deeper into a battle with the leading U.S. tabloid publisher, which has had close links with the president of the United States.
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In it, Taylor Swift gets utterly trashed on what looks to be a grotesque mix of whiskey, tequila, champagne, and beer, blows bubbles at a famous rapper, drives a motorcycle in a snakeskin bodysuit, plays Snake on an old Gameboy, hip thrusts on a yacht, and tells secrets on a public bus.
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Thirty hours into the game, my character is certainly tougher than he was after an hour of play, but Dark Souls' leveling system isn't as set in stone as other RPGs and my hero is not so superhuman that a few good sword thrusts won't leave him bleeding to death in the gutter.
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" Critics praised the film's black and white cinematography, musical score and sense of humor, with IndieWire comparing Joanna Kulig's performance as Zula to a young Jeanne Moreau: "an alcoholic hellcat who thrusts herself into the embraces of other men – quite literally, in a reckless spree around the dance-floor of a rock'n'roll club.
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Hattie's amateur dramatics could be responsible for supporting the unfounded sexual mastery of a tiny portion of the males of Vancouver, she could even be responsible for the Tinder date you just went on when a guy asked if you'd come after two brief thrusts and a clumsy tap tap to your clitoris.
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Ro KhannaRohit (Ro) KhannaHouse to vote on Iran war powers bills sought by progressives Warren-Sanders dispute thrusts gender into 2020 spotlight The Hill's Morning Report - Impeachment week MORE (D-Calif.), who supported the House-passed resolution, predicted the House would take up Kaine's resolution if it's able to pass the Senate.
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Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisHarris calls for judicial nominee freeze during impeachment trial Warren-Sanders dispute thrusts gender into 2020 spotlight Deval Patrick knocks lack of diversity in Democratic debate MORE (D-Calif.), who has since ended her presidential bid, accused Gabbard of undercutting Obama on Fox News over the course of his presidency.
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The series pilot thrusts the Rose family into an entirely new world where they have to do learn basic things, like cooking and cleaning up after themselves, as well as form relationships with people not focused on money and figure out how to cope with being on the opposite end of an economic equation.
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NIZHNELENINSKOYE, Russia — Trumpeted for the past decade as an emblem of Russia's destiny as an Asian as well as a European power, the huge steel bridge thrusts out from the Chinese side of the Amur River, stretching more than a mile across the turbid waters that divide the world's most populous nation from its biggest.
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There are even the invisible monsters within the body, which were frequently blamed for mental illness; a 1476–99 Austrian manuscript shows a black demon emerging from a possessed man during an exorcism, while in the background a monk thrusts his hand in a fire to resist the carnal lust prompted by a demon.
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Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisHarris calls for judicial nominee freeze during impeachment trial Warren-Sanders dispute thrusts gender into 2020 spotlight Deval Patrick knocks lack of diversity in Democratic debate MORE (D-Calif.), who dropped out of the race, made the debate stage last month and he had "no doubt" she would've qualified again. Sen.
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"The other TV shows and movies coming to Netflix on Friday are below (descriptions provided by Netflix):"Bard of Blood" season 1 — "Kabir Anand is settling into his new life as a Shakespeare professor in the remote mountains of Panchgani when a call from the PMO thrusts him back into the world he is trying to forget.
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The decision by the N.B.A. comes after its commissioner, Adam Silver, had strongly hinted that such a move might be coming and again thrusts the league into the middle of social issues now gripping the nation, setting the league apart, at least for now, from Major League Baseball, the National Football League and other sports entities.
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From 24 to 2700, the American Red Cross had recommended you use the heel of your hand to deliver blows to a choking person's back, between the shoulder blades, but in 20033, based on the (not scientifically supported) advice of the American Broncho-Esophagological Association, it cautioned not to give back blows, but it also didn't endorse abdominal thrusts.
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Long before her "Liz Smith" column ended in The Post in February 2009 — after being cut to three times a week in 2008 — newsprint gossip columns had been migrating to the internet and its ever-expanding blogosphere, an ideal format for rapier thrusts at celebrities, often delivered anonymously and with little regard for truth or consequences.
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Word of the Day adjective: having a quality that thrusts itself into attention adjective: (of angles) pointing outward at an angle of less than 180 degrees adjective: represented as leaping (rampant but leaning forward) noun: (military) the part of the line of battle that projects closest to the enemy _________ The word salient has appeared in 83 articles on NYTimes.
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Congresswoman Tulsi GabbardTulsi GabbardGabbard on personal meeting with Sanders: 'He showed me the greatest respect' Warren-Sanders dispute thrusts gender into 2020 spotlight Deval Patrick knocks lack of diversity in Democratic debate MORE lays out her views on the Iran crisis especially with her military experience, and her thoughts on the requirements to qualify for the January debate. Hill.
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Ro KhannaRohit (Ro) KhannaHouse to vote on Iran war powers bills sought by progressives Warren-Sanders dispute thrusts gender into 2020 spotlight The Hill's Morning Report - Impeachment week MORE (D-Calif.), one of Sanders's campaign co-chairs, said he was not frustrated with Pelosi's timing in sending the articles, saying it would not necessarily hinder the campaign.
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As I read the lines quoted above citing "Thieland, a micronation established by legendary ArtsTech guru Peter Thiel," I suddenly recalled watching Donald Trump on television last March, whipping up his followers with his cock-of-the-walk strut and Mussolini chin-thrusts, sucking up their vitriol and spewing it back at them like some kind of fire-breathing ogre.
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True: telling Mayweather "dance for me boy" was gross and quasi-racist, dedicating a few coital thrusts to his "beautiful black female fans" was like Trump eating a taco bowl and tweeting "I love Hispanics," and the clean up at the media scrum afterward didn't erase the stain of ugly jokes that wouldn't pass muster on the Blue Collar Comedy Tour.
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The allegations about Mario Batali and other restaurateurs have inspired women who've worked in restaurants to tell their tales on social media: the come-ons, the put-downs, the intrusive questions, the out-of-the-blue grabs and pinches and pokes and thrusts, the way their careers stalled if they complained, the way the men they complained about just rose higher and higher.
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Tulsi GabbardTulsi GabbardGabbard on personal meeting with Sanders: 'He showed me the greatest respect' Warren-Sanders dispute thrusts gender into 2020 spotlight Deval Patrick knocks lack of diversity in Democratic debate MORE (D-Hawaii) has also railed against the DNC for its lack of transparency with regard to which polls are accepted to meet the threshold to qualify for the debate stage.
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The 2-183 decision by the 5th US Circuit Court of Appeals likely pushes any Supreme Court action on Obamacare until after the 2020 election but again thrusts the issue of health care into the forefront of the campaign -- and extends the uncertainty surrounding the future of the landmark law, long a political target for President Donald Trump and other Republicans.
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However, it's still super weird and off-putting to watch Esther and her husband, Peter (Biagio Forestieri), having sex up against the window of their house while the pope watches, dropping to his knees to pray for the Virgin Mary to give them a child, chanting "You must, you must." as Peter thrusts against his wife and everything culminates in ... well, you know what it culminates in.
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You can be river-deep and mountain-high in the forest with a bewildered and depleted McIntyre after he's been stripped of all his modern-man appurtenances, when the sound of a door opening thrusts us into Mr. McBurney's London home, in the room where he is working on this show and where his restless little girl has entered yet again with a bedtime request.
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Rep. Ro KhannaRohit (Ro) KhannaHouse to vote on Iran war powers bills sought by progressives Warren-Sanders dispute thrusts gender into 22020 spotlight The Hill's Morning Report - Impeachment week MORE (D-Calif.), who is sponsoring a bill to block funding for military action against Iran, said Friday that Democrats are weighing speed against the size of the vote as they determine the timing of his bill.
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Rep. Tulsi GabbardTulsi GabbardGabbard on personal meeting with Sanders: 'He showed me the greatest respect' Warren-Sanders dispute thrusts gender into 2020 spotlight Deval Patrick knocks lack of diversity in Democratic debate MORE (D-Hawaii), a 85033 White House hopeful, agreed with Fox News host Tucker CarlsonTucker CarlsonCNN draws 7.3 million viewers for Iowa Democratic debate Trump wants To 'deescalate,' but will his supporters let him?
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Cindy AxneCindy Axne Democrats plot new approach to win over rural voters Warren-Sanders dispute thrusts gender into 2020 spotlight Buttigieg picks up Iowa congressman's endorsement ahead of caucuses MORE (D-Iowa), who narrowly won in a rural Trump pivot county in 2018, was rated by the Town Hall Project as Congress's most accessible freshman on the strength of her scores of public events.
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Perhaps you didn't feel it at the time – the gigantic forces and thrusts that keep a plane soaring high in the clouds above us become imperceptible waffles to us down here on the ground; the catastrophic anal events that led to its grounding a minor blip among all the collective atoms of the universe – but it happened, and we were all alive for it, and it has changed us.
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James LankfordJames Paul LankfordDemocrats sound election security alarm after Russia's Burisma hack Enes Kanter sees political stardom — after NBA and WWE 2020 predictions: Trump will lose — if not in the Senate, then with the voters MORE (R-Okla.) and Democratic presidential candidate Tulsi GabbardTulsi GabbardGabbard on personal meeting with Sanders: 'He showed me the greatest respect' Warren-Sanders dispute thrusts gender into 2020 spotlight Deval Patrick knocks lack of diversity in Democratic debate MORE.
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" In the excerpts, Carroll claims that she encountered "one of New York's most famous men" in the fall of 1995 or spring 1996 at the Bergdorf Goodman department store, where she says he attacked her in one of the dressing rooms after pressing her to try on lingerie and pulls her toward the dressing room, where he "unzips his pants, and, forcing his fingers around my private area, thrusts his penis halfway -- or completely, I'm not certain -- inside me.
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Drilling a three-pointer and making several little crotch thrusts, in view of collected children and the decent, churchgoing people of Los Angeles, as well as Jesus Christ himself, shaking his head sadly and disapprovingly; and Zeus, cleaning his thunderbolts and preparing to throw them at whoever might oppose Hector or whoever; and the Buddha's spirit, flowing through all who practice the dharma, now feeling itself yanked back to the earth through the world's collective aversion to this nightmare.
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Flat butt For those who fall into the flat butt category, Kirsch believes in setting realistic expectations: You are never going to have J.Lo's curves, but you can definitely augment what you have with old-school exercises like basic squats (keeping your weight in your heels) and lunges, in addition to stability ball exercises and hip thrusts (lying on your back with knees bent and slowly raising and lowering your butt) at least twice a week.
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Abby FinkenauerAbby Lea FinkenauerWarren-Sanders dispute thrusts gender into 2020 spotlight Tenth Congressional Black Caucus member backs Biden Buttigieg picks up Iowa congressman's endorsement ahead of caucuses MORE (D-Iowa), Conor Lamb (D-Pa.), Elaine LuriaElaine Goodman LuriaLawmakers warn Pentagon against reduction of US forces in Africa Tenth Congressional Black Caucus member backs Biden 85033 Democrats say they voted against war powers resolution 'because it merely restated existing law' MORE (D-Va.) and Chrissy Houlahan (D-Pa.) Biden's more progressive opponents, Sens.
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Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisHarris calls for judicial nominee freeze during impeachment trial Warren-Sanders dispute thrusts gender into 2020 spotlight Deval Patrick knocks lack of diversity in Democratic debate MORE (D-Calif.) received after her pointed line of questioning in the 2018 confirmation hearing of Supreme Court Justice Brett KavanaughBrett Michael KavanaughAppeals court appears wary of letting Trump reinstate death sentences SCOTUS 'TRAP law' case and the erosion of abortion rights Sanders: Releasing list of Supreme Court picks 'not a bad idea' MORE.
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Pramila JayapalPramila JayapalHouse to investigate Trump 'Remain in Mexico' policy Democrats don't expect to do 28503 budget House to vote Thursday on war powers resolution after Iran attacks MORE (D-Wash.) and Ro KhannaRohit (Ro) KhannaHouse to vote on Iran war powers bills sought by progressives Warren-Sanders dispute thrusts gender into 22020 spotlight The Hill's Morning Report - Impeachment week MORE (D-Calif.), offered amendments to level off defense spending, arguing that it was the best way to stop endless foreign interventions.
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Sen. Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisHarris calls for judicial nominee freeze during impeachment trial Warren-Sanders dispute thrusts gender into 85033 spotlight Deval Patrick knocks lack of diversity in Democratic debate MORE (D-Calif.) on Wednesday called for a moratorium on judicial nominees during President TrumpDonald John TrumpDem lawmaker says Nunes threatened to sue him over criticism Parnas: U.S. ambassador to Ukraine removed to clear path for investigations into Bidens Five takeaways from Parnas's Maddow interview MORE's impeachment trial in the Senate, citing a similar pause during former President Clinton's trial in 1999.
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If he falls short, it is in those works, fueled by the urgency of his image-making, that evince signs of haste: the unconvincing brush marks depicting the pike that pierces the neck of the decapitated "Vietnamese Head" (1970), or the undercooked portrait of General Geisel, in which the Brazilian dictator's suit jacket is dashed off with a few sketchy lines that fail to excite the figure/ground relationship — especially when compared with its solidly painted companion piece, in which a smirking Geisel thrusts his chin forward in a gesture we recognize all too well from our own crypto-autocrat.
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Rep. Tulsi GabbardTulsi GabbardGabbard on personal meeting with Sanders: 'He showed me the greatest respect' Warren-Sanders dispute thrusts gender into 2020 spotlight Deval Patrick knocks lack of diversity in Democratic debate MORE (D-Hawaii) is doubling down on her defense over appearing on Fox News, saying it gives her a platform to speak to millions of people — including President TrumpDonald John TrumpDem lawmaker says Nunes threatened to sue him over criticism Parnas: U.S. ambassador to Ukraine removed to clear path for investigations into Bidens Five takeaways from Parnas's Maddow interview MORE — on a hot-button issues.
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