The bus got some quick repairs and tooled down the freeway.
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Instead, the automaker's "emotional" car will be a re-tooled Microbus.
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The newly re-tooled $9.95/month plan won't be exactly the same.
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She tooled around her Soho neighborhood and, gotta say ... she looks amazing.
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Charles Ponzi was a dapper operator who tooled around in a Locomobile.
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All seem to be tooled from the same aluminum as a MacBook Pro.
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Ford coupled its announcement with a picture of a tooled-up Ford Fusion.
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This holdover from Year 1 has been re-tooled for a post-Forsaken Destiny.
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There are acres of tooled leather, and Aston intends to offer many customization options.
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Gaga and her dad tooled around the coast Saturday in a pretty awesome Ford Bronco.
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If this conjures up images of tooled-up cops intimidating muggers, however, it should not.
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Yes my offer quelled the cycle by giving the blunt-tooled media activists what they wanted.
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Japan returned the next season with a re-tooled plan to take several hundred Antarctic minkes.
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They've tooled around with it for years but have failed to really make it a priority.
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In recent years, Byrne has become fascinated with color guards, those precision-tooled marching band units.
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Hecht and MacArthur were able to translate those rhythms with uncanny exactitude into precision-tooled propulsive theater.
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Here you might find a four-foot-tall tooled-metal candle holder or an antique Indian daybed.
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Frankly, I think we're better tooled now, given all of the fire that we had to walk through.
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On the subject of public companies, we tooled over Amazon's huge quarter and its subsequent share-price rise.
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I can think of few contemporary playwrights who infuse old-fashioned, precision-tooled dramaturgy with such fresh blood.
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His lowriders, with frames closer to the ground, feature tooled handlebars, detailed spokes, specialized insignia and designer seats.
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It is hand-tooled, like a steampunk machine, And tied with cords to the back of his head.
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They tooled around on snowmobiles and built ice ridges to mimic the real thing (or so they thought).
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His production told simultaneous, overlapping stories of unraveling lives by keeping its cast in perpetual, precision-tooled motion.
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NATO remains tooled to fight the Soviets in the Fulda Gap with tanks and other weapons of conventional war.
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Where a stone's surface is flaking or "sugary," it can be mechanically tooled away, although that comes with drawbacks.
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And they convey some sense of the experimental effort that lay behind the Mantegna effect of precision-tooled poise.
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The embroidered version and the one on stitched-together tooled leather are the most rewarding in completely different ways.
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He tooled around in a Ferrari and wooed new sources of capital with boasts of ties to important people.
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Perhaps one reason was because the SRB knew it was seriously under-tooled to deal with a liquidity crisis.
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This depth data is captured in the file format OZO shoots with and can be tooled directly in OZO Creator.
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The dom holds back the sub's arms, his tooled leather boot planted in the middle of his partner's arched back.
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He simply wanted to make sure we re-tooled the economy for the human, environmental and technological challenges to come.
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There are five models to build: Vernie, the M.T.R.4 (Multi-Tooled Rover 4), the Guitar4000, Frankie the Cat, and the AutoBuilder.
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Previous versions of the Jamboxx were handmade, but the newly relaunched version of the Jamboxx is re-tooled using plastic-injection molds.
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Netflix's new Full House reboot, Fuller House, can be compared to the recent Star Wars reboot – it's precision-tooled for the fans.
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She actually had a few moments of anonymity earlier in the day, when she tooled around on a Citi Bike in Soho.
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Colbert is a vocal critic of Trump and has re-tooled the show's opening monologue to include frequent jabs at the president.
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"The reality of the Mexican auto industry has been tooled up to try and meet demand in the U.S. market," he said.
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Most refineries worldwide are tooled to run crudes with an API of 32, according to one source at a major European refiner.
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As a machine-tooled diversion, however, this Tomb Raider improves considerably on the previous films, if only by dialing down the tacky excesses.
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After more than a decade of efficient machine-tooled pop, it feels like the first time we're seeing Rihanna stretch herself as an artist.
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The light is even, her scale is laden with coins, the backdrop is the tooled gold leather wall treatment favored by the very rich.
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A lot did not: acres of over-upholstered abstract paintings; fussy machine-tooled sculptures; second-tier auction bait; and tired work by good artists.
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Lexus loaned us a $60,000 RX 350 F Sport version, with all-wheel drive, and we tooled around in it around for a week.
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The listening device, which is tethered to a buoy, is tooled to hear four whale species: fin, humpback, sei and North Atlantic right whales.
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This is a project for fans of Memento or Timecrimes, the kind of intricate puzzle-movies where all the pieces fit together with well-tooled precision.
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The pair tooled down I-71 for a ways before Haas insisted they switch over to I-75, once again providing no explanation for his request.
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He tooled around the United States stealing almost all the big-ticket game pieces, acquiring new properties on a whim, and collecting kickbacks from other players.
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The book written by the former prime minister Winston Churchill, who led Britain during the conflict, is crimson with gold-tooled decoration to the outer cover.
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Though Palmer stopped playing two years ago, he tooled around the course in his golf cart, the customary two bags brimming with clubs strapped in back.
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Tariffs would pose a particular challenge for American refineries on the Gulf Coast that have been tooled to process heavy crude from Mexico, Venezuela and Canada.
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When it returned, it was re-tooled for PlayStation 4, swapped first-person for third-person, and with rare exceptions, ditched the idea of motion controls entirely.
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After a day of hiking around Chaco I tooled north a few hours, heading for the ruins of another great Puebloan civilization, at Mesa Verde National Park.
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With its entirely clear case, the $57,900 behemoth might be mistaken for a Casio G-Shock, except that it is tooled from a solid block of sapphire.
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Later, as the pair tooled back the mortar in the slate joints to create a clean drip edge, the scraping of their trowels echoed across the countryside.
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The song is agressive, slamming into your ears with cut and paste beats Pro-Tooled to make your body move and boy does Qualley convulse to the beat.
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So she put together a presentation of intricate idea boards and set the mood with western antiques she had collected, like stagecoach figurines, furs and leather-tooled gloves.
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India, which operates a re-tooled Russian-built carrier, plans to build its biggest indigenous carrier, for which is it looking at U.S. technology to launch heavier aircraft.
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It's the noise being artfully coaxed from audiences by the British dramatist Richard Bean and a precision-tooled ensemble of great pretenders at the Samuel J. Friedman Theater.
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Set up on the back of a specially-outfitted trike, Weser was joined by about 50 other riders as they tooled around Prescott Valley, engines humming and smiles shining.
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Two sources said the Magna-BAIC plant, which needs to be modified and re-tooled in line with Magna's production system, may not be able to help Singulato immediately.
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But the changes signaled by the recent BRF in Beijing suggest that the re-tooled BRI is driven by long-standing policy issues facing Beijing both internationally and domestically.
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These mods not only serve to grant wider playability for exiting properties, but also help to inform developers on how future projects can be tooled for a wider audience.
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Dutton is a hand-tooled role for Mr. Costner, but he's not a charismatic villain in the throwback mode of "Dallas," or a principled loner, or a complicated antihero.
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This isn't just a problem for the Western arms industry -- which suddenly looks very flatfooted, tooled up for wars from history -- but a problem for the world at large.
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Ben Affleck engaged in a sizable cover-up Saturday as he tooled around L.A. Ben -- who loves his hogs -- was cruising around Brentwood on his BMW S1000 RR Superbike.
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Growing numbers of researchers are developing technology tooled to understand user-generated content, with companies hawking unique and proprietary analytics and algorithms that attempt to measure meaning and predict behavior.
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CNN reported that the book was presented in a crimson and gold-tooled cover and featured hand-sewn headbands in the colors of the United States and United Kingdom flags.
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The Warriors re-tooled after losing Kevin Durant, pulling a sign-and-trade for D'Angelo Russell, who will give Stephen Curry some needed back-court help while Klay Thompson recovers.
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The finding shows that instead of killing their operation, the attackers simply re-tooled their spy kit and added strong encryption to make it harder to detect and reverse engineer.
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But he also wrote and directed it, and all of its marvels and shortcomings can be credited wholly to him — vanishingly rare in a more producer-driven, machine-tooled Hollywood.
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"Our origins are from here, so we want to make the relations stronger and stronger," said Vermes Balazs, 28, a Hungarian farrier dressed in leather armor he had tooled himself.
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But it is adrift in a bland netherworld between Lorre's precision-tooled, laugh-a-minute network comedies and the quieter aesthetic of the alt-sitcom, lacking the strengths of either.
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The comics I read as a kid were an unstuck-in-time palimpsest, in which kids with '70s haircuts and '50s lifestyles tooled around in Archie Andrews's '20s-era jalopy.
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The usually private couple left their kids at home Sunday night, and tooled around the amusement park for a date night -- wearing only ball caps for cover, but going mostly unnoticed.
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In his earliest days, when he had accomplished nothing but sought recognition as a young tycoon, he conspicuously tooled around Manhattan in a Cadillac driven by a chauffeur who carried a gun.
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A Brooklyn Museum visitor stood in front of Lorenzo Monaco's 15th century "Madonna of Humility" painting, but it wasn't the piece's striking tooled gold or iconic imagery that stood out to him.
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" Zapata advertises a custom-tooled version called the Fly-EZ as ideal for military purposes ranging from naval personnel transfers and routine ground patrols to actual combat insertions and "denied area penetration.
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For one, he said, it could be that the re-tooled alpha cell still doesn't have whatever it is that typically triggers an immune response even once it's transformed into a beta cell.
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This week Katie Roof and Alex Wilhelm were joined by Byron Deeter of Bessemer Venture Partners, who was an excellent selection to have on deck as we tooled through the most recent news.
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Trump re-tooled his primary attack on Jeb Bush for being "low energy" to use against Clinton this summer, saying she needs lots of sleep, making it a regular line in his rallies.
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The cruise missiles used in the attacks were re-tooled versions of a Russian design from the 1970s -- and drones are still the poor man's missile even if they are getting more sophisticated.
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They tooled up, made a bad molding, added a bad adhesive — but to Amazon it's all the same thing," said Hopkins, who wrote a blog post on Thursday titled "Amazon Is Complicit With Counterfeits.
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The pretense of it even seeming like a mouth doesn't even make sense anymore, it's like someone opened Dragić in Photoshop and just smear-tooled his face to within an inch of its life.
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A significant number of Destiny 2's signature weapons have been re-tooled with updated/enhanced core abilities that, in most cases, make them feel very different than they have before, for the better.
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I am told blacksmiths from a tiny shop outside Milan hand-tooled the restaurant's exquisite bar, sliding doors and custom-embossed the anodized aluminum panels on the terraces that look like expensive Lego pieces.
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Here's hoping Ben's working on that jump shot in the meantime ... Kendall Jenner tooled around one of the richest nations in the world ... with a guy with she's clearly getting super close -- Luka Sabbat.
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So when Theresa May binds herself to Germany with a military pact, she is calculating that this keeps the door open for a slice of what ultimately may become a re-tooled European defense sector.
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Virtually every facet of the game has been re-tooled in some way, from the way planetary ecosystems are generated to the introductory moments that set you along one of three now-clearly-defined paths.
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The rapid shift by U.S. consumers to SUVs and pickup trucks in response to low, stable gasoline prices has left GM with too many North American factories tooled to produce low-profit sedans, analysts said.
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They tooled around in Jeff Park's Ferrari California—simple, working-class people on street corners calling out their love for the car, or whistling at it as Manhattan construction workers would at a curvy woman.
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Well-tooled campaigns depend on a paid field staff and armies of volunteers to identify supporters, ensure they turn out and provide leadership in the many school cafeterias and churches that serve as caucus rooms.
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The core multiplayer game remains a near-carbon copy of the Battlefield series, but propped up around that is a surprisingly robust focus on PvE challenges and a newly re-tooled attitude toward rewards and progression.
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Griffin has re-tooled the Cavs' roster with one goal in mind: surround his big three talents of James, Kyrie Irving, and Kevin Love with as much floor spacing as possible in order to become unguardable.
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Since 2008, when Lehman Brothers collapsed, and panicked authorities had to take stakes in banks like the Royal Bank of Scotland to neutralize fears over their access to funding, the system has been significantly tooled up.
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But it was as a playwright that he earned his lasting fame, with a long series of expertly tooled laugh machines that kept his name on Broadway marquees virtually nonstop throughout the late 1960s and '70s.
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This production, powerfully directed with a machine-tooled precision of its own by Bryony Shanahan, limits its point of view to that of four people surprised by what would later be known as the Sheffield Blitz.
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Yet in telling a cautionary tale about cultural imperialism, "Pacific Overtures," with a precision-tooled book by John Weidman, pushed Sondheim to explore a harmonic and lyrical language that opened a new chapter in his artistic life.
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He then tooled around in Hollywood for a few years, working on films like Valkyrie and Jack the Giant Slayer before returning to the X-Men franchise in 2014 with the widely praised Days of Future Past.
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In an alluring installation designed by Sebastian Clough, the show moves through a spectrum of iron's traditional applications in Africa: to the making of elaborate portable altars; precision-tooled weapons; musical instruments, forms of currency, some colossal.
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I tooled around my neighborhood and made 2 trips across town, drawing the battery range down to around 100 miles, and I only plugged it in once overnight to the ordinary 240-volt plug in my garage.
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Full of colorful intricacies, Ivan Morley's paintings can seem almost demonic in their devotion to labor-intensive techniques, expanses of small shapes and unusual materials and processes, including embroidery, mother-of-pearl, reverse glass and tooled leather.
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For the most part, Cheng avoids explicitly gendering or racializing his near-sentient beings in a way that is immediately reminiscent of human hierarchies, which makes us feel at ease that he has tooled around with them.
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Our moms were our earliest jewelry role models, and our penchant for heirloom-feeling baubles — charm-laden pendant necklaces, stacks of tooled bangles, and engraved signet rings — originated with the inherited accessories that she'd pile on every day.
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That would make Tesla's Shanghai plant large by auto industry standards, where most factories are tooled to build 20223,22022 to 250,250 vehicles a year, and roughly equivalent to the planned annual production at Tesla's plant in Fremont, California.
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For the last couple of episodes, "Narcos" has been teasing out the fate of Maritza, the single mother recruited by Escobar's driver, Limón, as a passenger in his taxi while Escobar tooled around the city in the trunk.
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Children's Books Could Edward Stratemeyer have possibly realized what he set in motion back in the early 210th century when he invented the modern machine-tooled juvenile book series with the Rover Boys, the Bobbsey Twins and Tom Swift?
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"Sex and the City" worked because it was, for most of its run, an expertly tooled farce, but also because it sold the wonder of New York — you didn't question why Carrie and her friends were always so excited.
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While some tightening of a bolt here and a screw there might marginally improve matters, once it hits its lively stride, Mr. Herrin's production rollicks along with machine-tooled precision, churning out belly laughs as if from an assembly line.
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Remove the narration, and this would still be mesmerizing, with framing and camera-moves that encourage viewers to be awed by these machine-tooled pieces of furniture and siding, as though they were abstract sculptures on display at a museum.
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From the procession of protesters marching in front of tooled up cops under stormy skies in Ferguson to a devastating shot of a small crouching boy surveying a tribute for Michael Brown, Do Not Resist is not short on powerful moments.
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After revealing that he doesn't know what step-ups, a fairly common dumbbell exercise, are, Hannity tooled around in a gym with his trainer and Liddell for two and a half glorious minutes of Rex Kwon Do-like martial arts magic.
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The checkerboard marble floor, the frescoed arches, the wood vitrines tooled with intricate flowers and corkscrew columns, even the gold and glass bell-jar clock that chimes on the hour — nothing has changed since his 19th-century renovation of the shop.
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It is striking, but not really surprising, that all this well-credentialed cleverness and machine-tooled efficiency tends to deliver the same solution, which amounts to more for the client and less for everyone else; that is the goal, after all.
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" Andrew Barker, Variety: "Though burdened with a slow start and enough thirsty fan-service to power Comic-Con's Hall H for a decade, it has a kicky, kinetic heist movie at its heart, and its action sequences are machine-tooled spectacles of the first order.
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Beyond this room is a 19-by-20-foot dining room with hand-tooled leather wall panels flanked by mahogany pilasters, a marble fireplace, gilded plaster ceiling molding and two sets of French doors with etched glass and transom lights leading to the solarium.
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The fact is that we came in, there were a lot of problems that had to be fixed like, you know, a defense that was sort of under tooled, that you saw like airplanes getting hit by hurricanes because they didn't have enough parts and so on.
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In late 2015, a sleek Goossens Paris boutique opened on Rue Saint-Honoré, stocked with jewelry as well as the brand's tabletop items, like a thick curved glass dish nestled on top of an ornately tooled metal base that is priced at slightly less than $1,000.
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While the country prepared for what could be a devastating natural disaster here, should Dorian hit the US, President Donald Trump tooled around on the golf course at his club in Virginia this weekend, tweeting 122 times since Saturday morning, according to the New York Times.
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We both owned leather jackets, acquired some years ago for the tamer pursuits of attending rock concerts, but Jim bought gloves, and I brought back into service an old pair of cowboy boots with hand-tooled roses on the sides, purchased on a long-ago trip to Austin.
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I've been listening to the $399 Grado GR10e (which are actually made in Japan, since Grado's Brooklyn labs are tooled specifically for larger headphones) since my trip to New York in October, and their combination of sonic over-performance and effortless weight and fit still makes little sense to me.
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But at not even an inch in height, everything about that intricately tooled bit of plastic, from the ruffled whorls of his fur to the chestnut gleam of his eyes to the eerily animate, asking gesture of his upraised right hand, commanded my attention and began to compel his own company.
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This genuinely epic production out of London, directed with surging sweep and fine-tooled precision by Sam Mendes, charts the history of the financial institution that would come to be known as Lehman Brothers, from its humble origins to its epical implosion, over a span of three centuries and many generations.
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So that was happening at the same time, and then what ended up happening is, in order to salvage ourselves from that situation, we had to do a bunch of structures, ultimately including a bunch of debt structures that the company frankly just wasn't tooled to ... So, you were desperate for money. Yeah.
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Though we don't actually get to see the thing in action—absolutely for the best, as there's a real difference between a machine-tooled aluminum cosplay replica and real forged steel that could actually withstand some punishment—it does look quite good compared to the original, which will just have to do.
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Like any great performance, the significance of the mass coughing can be interpreted in several different ways, but presumably, protesters were mimicking the millions of people, including many restaurant workers who rely on the ACA, who could go untreated under the Republican party's re-tooled health insurance plan—if and when one materializes.
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It was indeed a spectacular wreck, as if it had been ransacked by a drug cartel the night before: torn boxes and strewn packing material, cords and hoses, power tools, speakers, old newspapers, plus a worn copy of William Gaddis's "The Recognitions" across from an elegant hand-tooled saddle on a saddle blanket.
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Far more than the concert it first appears to be, this invigorating production — created by and starring the former Talking Heads frontman David Byrne, with precision-tooled choreography by Annie-B Parson — is an unexpectedly hopeful paean to collective individualism, to the shared pleasures and anxieties of this outsize nation of oddballs.
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Screenshot: Boring CompanyIt turns out California lawmakers do not in fact care enough about Elon Musk and the Boring Company's plan to sell $10 millions' worth of really big crème brûlée torches tooled up to look like flamethrowers to pass a law preventing it, or at least they don't care enough to anger the state's gun lobby.
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After allegedly living beyond their means in Florida, they headed to UtahSouth Florida gossip columnist Jose Lambiet, who formerly worked for the New York Daily News and doggedly followed the twins' career in Florida, said the Dadows, who tooled around Palm Beach in matching Porsches, were living well beyond their means, even as their business garnered acclaim among Palm Beach's high-class set.
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"Designer items, of course, are beautiful, coveted, and they give you that rush, but I also love the idea of buying a hand-tooled leather purse that you're going to hand down to generations under you ... The leather will soften, the color will change — you can buy a used bag, but it takes time and effort to create the story of a bag."
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In response, Cali's kings of "unrivaled potency," Korova edibles, have radically re-tooled their product line to feature lower-dose cookies instead of insanely strong brownies, but not before cranking out 60,000 packages of 1000-milligram Black Bars just before the end of 2017 in order to take advantage of a legal loophole allowing dispensaries to sell previously made, non-compliant products through July.
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They will square off against a cohort of young international players—American-prep aligned Canadian ballhandlers Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, R.J. Barrett and Lindell Wigginton, along with international club talents such as multi-tooled German big man Isaiah Hartenstein, his three-point shooting countryman Kostja Mushidi, oversized Lithuanian wing Tadas Sedekerskis, and colossal Brazilian Felipe Dos Anjos—before an audience of assembled media and NBA Scouts.
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The Good New focus on bringing in PvP-averse players is smart and well-executed • Added soldier classes bring more depth to both factions • Re-tooled rewards are better at keeping you hooked The Bad PvP is still the heart of the game, and the best way to earn rewards • A couple of new soldier classes might be overpowered The Bottom Line There's really nothing to complain about in 'Plants vs.
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Instead of actually thumbing his way along the interstate highway system, Leto mostly just fake hitchhiked with Good Morning America, tooled around the Texas Motor Speedway—not the smartest move to hitchhike on a NASCAR track, but whatever—and rode a Greyhound, where he reportedly led the bus in a 30 Seconds to Mars singalong, as if a cross-country Greyhound trip isn't rough enough on its own.
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She went to college at San Francisco State University at 2105, studying art, drama and dance; toured South America as a ballerina; and in 221, moved to Los Angeles, where she tooled around town in a Buick Hearse, took drawing classes from Charles White, began showing her paintings at the influential Ankrum gallery and, in 105, opened Gallery 225, the community-minded space she ran out of her studio near MacArthur Park for two years.
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The opposite of space islace—: how pattern's tooled by hand, thread, shuttleHands in her hair, she twists each lock, beeswaxed, clockwisewhile her mind's on the Delaware How a tatting shuttle resemblesa boat, a leaf, a tear She thread-locks one strandpurple and green At the frozen river a black boy imaginaryhand clamped round hitching ring or lanternHow a tatting pin resembles a small and beautiful shackleThe little boat's work—: things were as they are Lyrae Van Clief-Stefanon is the author of Black Swan and Open Interval.
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She planned to wedge them in somehow alongside the peerless handmade patches Brad Dunning designed for the proto-punk band the Cramps; the sets of girlie pink underpants embroidered with the days of the week; the vintage T-shirts and posters from the photographer Bruce Weber's personal collection; the artist Ben Noam's ceramic mushroom sculptures; the ironically goofy leather patches hand-tooled by Andrew Sexton, a Yale-educated artist who often collaborates with Sterling Ruby; the mugs and paperweights using graphics designed by the American activist nun Sister Corita Kent; the diamond piñatas made for Rat Bastards by Nicholas Anderson and Julie Ho, working as Confetti System; the specially commissioned T-shirts from the Hollywood Forever cemetery; the exquisite porcelain vessels created by the Canadian potter Kayo O'Young; the neo-minimalist chairs and tables constructed by Michael Boyd; the boxed Tom of Finland dolls accessorized with snap-on erections; the gold mesh necklaces and gauntlets the costumer designer Michael Schmidt creates for Dita von Teese, Cher, Rihanna and others; the shirts airbrushed by Louis Eisner with images inspired by Ed Roth; the framed labels from a line of men's wear once produced by the Black Panthers leader Eldridge Cleaver and embroidered with his name.
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