Thrill to the sights of Maymo confronting his skeleton tormentor!
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Alan was my tormentor, but he was also my big brother.
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And now she has a new tormentor: Representative Jason Chaffetz of Utah.
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Get a tormentor to push you and a mentor to support you.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, who has been Mr. de Blasio's near-constant tormentor.
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He is his own demon, he is his own devil, his own tormentor.
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Also, everything in Tormentor X Punisher, your character included, died in one hit.
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She hopes her tormentor and others like him stop their harassment for good.
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Representative Maxine Waters, a California Democrat and prolific Trump tormentor, slipped in, too.
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And Mr. Cohen, once the president's fiercest defender, was becoming his chief tormentor.
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And some of those former employees privately have reached out to their tormentor.
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The president will need Congress, which'll be in no mood to rescue its tormentor.
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And she looked her tormentor right in the eye while sealing his nasty fate.
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This week, they thwarted their chief tormentor, Brady, denying him another fourth-quarter comeback.
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She finally escaped her tormentor when she left home for college at New York University.
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Yes, Michael Avenatti, Stormy Daniels's lawyer and Mr. Trump's tormentor, is pondering a presidential campaign.
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Ted Lieu, a regular tormentor of Trump on Twitter, and CNN political commentator Van Jones.
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"It's intense and the sleep deprivation can wear on me like an invisible tormentor," she shares.
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We did everything we could to keep our family safe and our tormentor was set free.
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Yup, your harmless little post-meal breath freshener has been my tormentor for over a decade.
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Newspapers mocked and vilified her, even as they lauded her alleged tormentor for his devotion to charity.
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"The honest answer for the 'goatse' reference is a no," said Tormentor X Punisher designer Joonas Turner.
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You can also cancel out easily enough: Just hold down escape and your tormentor waddles off screen.
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You have the right — and responsibility — to protect your health and keep your distance from your tormentor.
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The bully's vulnerability becomes apparent and suddenly all those who trembled join to fight their former tormentor.
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But an old foe and a rising star who could become a future tormentor ultimately undid the Mets.
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Lastly, your body temperature rises, which is an easily identifiable heat signature for your soon-to-be tormentor.
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Its tormentor: Starboard, which memorably accused the restaurant operator of insufficiently salting its pasta water and overserving breadsticks.
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They held weekly protests outside the office of Mr. Issa, a leading tormentor of Barack Obama and Mrs.
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That makes it all the more satisfying when I do push forward and manage to overcome my tormentor.
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She responded by asking for $6 million, part counteroffer, part slow torture of her former tormentor, she said.
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What is it like to hear that the tormentor that shaped your childhood is still after your ex-girlfriend?
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Frans Timmermans, the first vice-president of the commission and Poland's chief tormentor, has vowed not to back down.
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Andrew Cuomo, the mayor's frequent tormentor, has offered millions of dollars in aid, which could have onerous strings attached.
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DJ Jazzy Jeff, 236, hip-hop legend, world traveler, Uncle Phil tormentor: For 254-216, I had season tickets.
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Critics found him more of a tormentor, and Gorsuch in March bristled at his portrayal of the nominee's views.
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While Mazzeo focused on managing her mental health, she never gave up on someday getting the truth from her tormentor.
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But in all likeliness, Spicer is far too craven to stand up to even a reprinted image of his tormentor.
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The world was not crying out for yet another twin stick top-down shooter, but Tormentor X Punisher doesn't care.
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Tormentor X Punisher deliberately obfuscates how some of its systems work, preferring players to organically discover them along the way.
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His tormentor, rendered in translucent strokes of red-on-red, becomes a phantasmal presence whose only reality is the kick.
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The victim compounds their own suffering by over-empathizing with their tormentor, who is only emboldened by shows of vulnerability.
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Representative Darrell Issa, a well-known Obama administration tormentor, has narrowly won re-election to his Southern California congressional seat.
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In a classic comedy setup, Mr. Magni plays the disheveled title sad sack and Mr. Houben his snippy bureaucratic tormentor.
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Jolie's interpretation of Sleeping Beauty's tormentor is a villain driven by a complicated and traumatic backstory of betrayal and violence.
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The doctor is, at first, the enabler and the supplier, and then the tormentor, the withholder, the liar, the enemy.
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In the penultimate episode of last season, Sansa finally got her revenge on her tormentor Ramsay, which led to his death.
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And though Gadd has a restraining order against "Martha," he voices the possibility that his tormentor may be sitting among us.
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He shed his original anonymous Twitter nom de plume, "Reinhold Niebuhr," and directly waded in to criticize and taunt his tormentor.
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Look at your news analysis on the final debate ("Interrupting, Mocking and Taunting, Clinton Turns the Tormentor," front page, Oct. 20).
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While preparing a story about Tormentor X Punisher, a rad twin stick shooter with an inventive upgrade system, I realized something.
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His presence in the White House amplifies her signature issue, and he's the best tormentor that an ambitious Democrat could have.
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During tonight's series finale we finally got confirmation on who all has been A, and the final tormentor, AD's, identity was revealed.
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Ray, his erstwhile benefactor turned tormentor and proprietor of an illicit deep-web marketplace of criminality, is (or was) apparently the warden.
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He spent years producing and promoting a documentary-style ode to the tea party and Sarah Palin — another tormentor of GOP insiders.
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When Michelle Stevens was 8 years old, she was introduced to Gary Lundquist, the man who would soon become her stepfather — and tormentor.
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Their tormentor in the opener was familiar: the left-hander Jonathon Niese, who spent his first eight major league seasons with the Mets.
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Ezra was right, it's their ability to forgive that makes them different from their tormentor, and in this case it saved Spencer's lives.
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In the seventh inning Daniel Murphy, another former Met turned tormentor, hit his 15th home run, a new single-season high for him.
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Mr. Clinton pummeled his tormentor, the independent counsel Kenneth W. Starr, and George W. Bush at times suggested opponents were soft on terrorism.
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In IT Chapter Two, a grown-up Beverly (Jessica Chastain) returns to her childhood home and discovers her father — her tormentor — is dead.
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Dressed in MAGA socks, Sean looked at peace Wednesday morning next to his former tormentor and his wife, now encased in silence and wax.
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Why did they think it was possible to relax at a spa that was formerly the mental institution their tormentor grew up up in?
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Flipping the script, she turned herself into his relentless tormentor, condescending to him repeatedly and deploying some of his own trademark tactics against him.
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She heads to her brother's wedding festivities knowing that West Ravenel, her husband's boarding school tormentor, will be there, as he's the bride's cousin.
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He is a familiar character type, as is his tormentor, the vain golden boy Chuck (Markus Paterson), who enjoys partying and doling out swirlies.
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His tormentor Tuesday was 136th-ranked Jurgen Zopp of Estonia, who won, 6-7(20163), 6-2, 4-6, 7-6(5), 6-3.
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It all comes together in this kitchen scene, where Cecilia is lifted into the air by her unseen tormentor, then flung around the room.
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"Not much you can do other than tip your cap," said Evan Longoria, the longtime Yankees tormentor who hit the ball that Judge caught.
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To pose "Guantánamo style," as one tormentor puts it, is to submit, of your own free will, to a regime that has no authority.
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Later, in the Dixie Chicks' "Goodbye Earl", two friends see off the tormentor of one of them with a plate of poisoned black-eyed peas.
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All three of those defeats came against Houston's two aces — Dallas Keuchel, a longtime Yankee tormentor, and Justin Verlander, who boasts a rich playoff résumé.
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Bitter after having her sentence extended, Ruiz (Jessica Pimentel) became an enthusiastic tormentor of those corrections officers whom the prisoners held hostage during the riots.
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Do you know of instances where a victim of the Cultural Revolution who remained in China has confronted his or her tormentor in the years afterward?
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An Indonesian woman was tortured for three days with a belt and sex toys before her tormentor cut her throat, the High Court heard on Monday.
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But "The Good Place" threw that assumption out the window, ending this episode with our group of humans teaming up with their tormentor, the demon Michael.
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You think you're only giving your tormentor a little piece of yourself, but he keeps asking and asking, and before long he owns your entire soul.
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Julie Delpy as Madame B As shown in flashbacks, she played Natasha Romanoff's trainer and tormentor, who ensured that Romanoff turned into notorious assassin/spy Black Widow.
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One new trick, HQ Trivia CEO, co-founder, and occasional Rogowsky tormentor Rus Yusupov told the site, that the app is rolling out is are experimental formats.
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The upside-down man wears a form-fitted white shirt, narrow black tie, and plaid trousers that parallel the plaid jacket on his tormentor on the right.
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Tormentor in the Smoothie King Center Much like the Malice at the Palace, this one is a slow burn that sees tensions palpably rising throughout the game.
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Turns out, Tormentor X Punisher's upgrade path requires players to kill enemies in unique ways, including, for example, firing bullets off the wall over and over again.
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On October 27 1966, a round-headed kid tried to kick a football, only to have his loud-mouth tormentor yank it away at the last second.
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Reduced to a vice captain's and Sunday spectator's role this year, he was so often a bug-eyed, in-their-face tormentor of Americans in recent years.
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Splitfoot" — Ruth and her tormentor/savior, Nat — meet in a group home where, "new arrivals carve filthy words into their dry skin, aching for their absent mothers.
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Clinton, whose brushes with controversy have sustained many Republican congressional careers, Mr. Chaffetz appeared primed to emerge as a chief tormentor for a new Democratic White House.
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García's chief antagonist— Apristas might say "tormentor"—throughout this legal process was Pérez, the young prosecutor, who has become something of a folk hero for many Peruvians.
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On Monday, Triple H goaded Rollins into waiving his employment rights so that, despite his lack of medical clearance, he could seek revenge against his tormentor this Sunday.
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So, after enough time passes for the fish in the draining tank to die, the door opens, and her tormentor is revealed: Whiterose, the Dark Army's transgender general.
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Christopher Sokolowski, in the father's measured plod around the auditorium, sang with solid, attractive tone; Jesse Malgieri was a winsome idler, and Gloria Park striking as his tormentor.
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Then one day, on her hands and knees scrubbing a floor, Elizabeth looked up to see her original tormentor, the nun from the industrial school, standing over her.
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But many in Washington, including veteran F.B.I. officers, saw a carefully choreographed effort by the president to create a pretense for a takedown of the president's F.B.I. tormentor.
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In "The Devil Finds Work," Baldwin points out that black audiences wanted Poitier's character to abandon his former tormentor, while white audiences thought that his loyalty was laudable.
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Bipartisan presidential tormentor Woodward's books have often specialized in debunking the illusion of a highly competent president and the cult of infallibility that sprouts around the Oval Office.
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Ortiz, the Red Sox' designated hitter and a longtime Yankee tormentor, went 0 for 1 with a walk and was replaced by a pinch-runner in the fourth inning.
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After four down years, the Braves are back and ready to reprise their role of perpetual Mets tormentor, a position Atlanta held during the late 1990s and early 2000s.
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Flailing at its center are two young women, Lucie (Troian Bellisario) and Anna (Bailey Noble), who bonded in an orphanage 10 years earlier after Lucie escaped from a mysterious tormentor.
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Ramsay is: Last week, I optimistically guessed that Osha would finally be the one to end Ramsay, creating a nice poetic triangle between her, Ramsay, and her former tormentor Theon.
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Still, our meetings sometimes took on the feel of therapy sessions, with Priebus playing the role of the betrayed spouse trying to convince me that his tormentor really could change.
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The movie's makeup crew does its bit by showing that every time Nancy resolves to take action against her aquatic tormentor, her face regains color, and her lips become unparched.
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Time is better spent on research or in a lab, not within the confines of the judicial court of a university, where a tormentor will not be brought to justice.
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It bounces off the back iron and drifts into the hoop, sealing the game for the Celtics and forever denying Jerry West the satisfaction of ultimate victory over his tormentor.
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Pursued by the truck, he wrecked the car the university had lent Juliette (which can't be good) and ended the episode standing in the road, vainly looking for his tormentor.
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And the song over the ending of the movie — in which both Charlotte (Allison Williams) and Lizzie (Logan Browning) have managed to defeat their tormentor, Anton (Steven Weber) — is incredibly fitting.
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Mr. Huelskamp was a frequent tormentor of John A. Boehner, the former speaker who had him removed from the Agriculture Committee, an important post for Mr. Huelskamp's wide stretch of Kansas.
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Of all the royal gardens in all the world...Claire's soon left alone with her tormentor, who is so stunned by the chance encounter that he keeps rambling on about fate.
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If she is successful — if she can wrestle this archaic weapon, slut shaming, away from her tormentor and perhaps manage to fire it back at him — she will set a new precedent.
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This is the case in William Shakespeare's "The Merchant of Venice," when the Jewish moneylender Shylock brings his nemesis and lifelong tormentor, the Christian merchant Antonio, to court over an unpaid loan.
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That narrative is subverted in the 2004 comedy "Anchorman" when the station hires its first female reporter, Veronica Corningstone (Christina Applegate), who inexplicably falls for her loutish tormentor, Ron Burgundy (Will Ferrell).
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And while he was considered a fringe contender, his pugnacious style and cable-news ubiquity as a nightly Trump tormentor won him a passionate fan base in some corners of the Democratic Party.
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A year since a controversial decision by the United States and its African partners to suspend the hunt for Kony, his victims are battling poverty and stigma – while their tormentor remains at large.
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With his own prospects dimming, Bush has found his voice as an onstage reality check for a field – especially his despised tormentor, the "jerk" Trump – which trucks in bombast, vagary and unsupported promises.
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That isn't the end of the ordeal, either; the virus then forces the ladybug to stand guard over her tormentor, periodically convulsing to fend off potential predators as the baby wasp grows into adulthood.
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The successive stages of his bewilderment have been silence, whining, and excuse-making, and now he is accusing his chief tormentor of committing crimes, not just against Trump's ego, but against the American people.
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On Tuesday, Mr. McCain ambled gingerly into the Capitol to sustained applause less than two weeks after brain surgery, casting a vote to aid President Trump, who has served as more tormentor than ally.
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The film, written and directed by Joel Edgerton, was about a high-school loser named Gordo who returns years later to mess with his high-flying former tormentor, Simon, and his innocent wife, Robyn.
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A psychiatrist who works for the diocese arranges for Alexandre to meet his tormentor, who is still in active ministry, and she is disappointed when the priest fails to use the meeting to seek forgiveness.
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He had caught him only six times and not since last July 25, when Pineda pitched one of his best games of the season: a 2-1 victory over Houston's Dallas Keuchel, a Yankees tormentor.
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But, the "Silent Night, Deadly Night" reveal that previously unseen weirdo Janitor Svenson (Cameron McDonald) was the town tormentor sounded more like a vintage Scooby Doo ending than a twist worthy of TV's best murdery soap.
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Her small grin as she walked away from the Ramsay buffet signaled her delight at the end of both her former tormentor and her status as a woman who would be vulnerable to monsters like him.
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There was barely any mention in that book of Justine Henin, who had been Williams's own chief tormentor through several stretches of her career, including knocking her out of three consecutive Grand Slam quarterfinals in 2007.
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The other two were certifiable disasters, and on a night in which the Astros ace and Yankee tormentor Dallas Keuchel was particularly vulnerable, turned out to be the difference between unlikely victory and gut-wrenching defeat.
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Michael's gone from tormentor to self-sacrificing protector — and the all-knowing Judge (Maya Rudolph) has given the humans a do-over — so it seems The Good Place believes it's never too late to start again.
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Yet even fact-based material can feel clichéd when it adheres so strongly to cinematic conventions, from Vaughn's snarling drill sergeant to Desmond's barracks tormentor (Luke Bracey) who winds up becoming a friend/admirer in a foxhole.
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Early in "Overview," the OA (series co-creator Brit Marling) — formerly known as Prairie Johnson, currently sharing a consciousness with Nina Azarova — debates the purpose of the rose window with tormentor Hunter Aloysius "Hap" Percy (John Isaacs).
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All eyes are now on Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta, the ICC's chief tormentor who made history in 103 by becoming the first sitting head of state to appear before the court, on charges of crimes against humanity.
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In the 1987 video installation "Clown Torture," the clown of the title (played by an actor) cowers and ceaselessly screams a horrified "no, no, no, no, no" at an unseen tormentor, who is apparently us, the viewer.
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The winning rally came after Hanley Ramirez, who has ably replaced David Ortiz as a Yankee tormentor, blasted a two-run homer off Chad Green to put the Red Sox ahead, 6-5, in the seventh inning.
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He obeyed, leaving for a train and bus ride to Pennsylvania during which he took off his wedding ring and saw the storefront of Gunther's Hunting and Fishing (presumably the family business of his prison-guard tormentor).
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She's left instructions that the box be passed from one tormentor to another, and Clay is late in the list, so most of the other people she accuses have already heard the tapes before he receives them.
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The most horrific image is of a giant spider with the face of Cooper's childhood tormentor and "dicks coming out of its mouth," as if the game operates as some kind of extreme form of Jungian dream analysis.
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" After being goaded beyond endurance, Roderick seeks out his tormentor while carrying a croman (a pickax) and a flaughter (a pointed spade), "merely to discover what would happen if I paid a visit to his house thus armed.
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Rubio's mockery of Trump for having small hands and his quip: "You know what they say about men with small hands," served mostly to show that "Little Marco" was not in the same league at insult politics as his tormentor.
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Furthermore, de Blasio did all this while toiling in the substantial shadow of New York's conservative Democratic Governor Andrew Cuomo, an erstwhile ally who has a habit of undercutting left-leaning priorities and who eventually became de Blasio's ruthless tormentor.
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Jesse Eisenberg stars in Riley Stearns's "The Art of Self-Defense" (July 12), a comedy about a meek man who, after a random assault, studies karate with a sensei (Alessandro Nivola) who becomes his mentor—and, perhaps, his tormentor as well.
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Beau Bridges plays Simon Kress, a government researcher who becomes so obsessed with some sentient alien insects that he discovers that he steals some samples, brings them back to his farm, and begins raising the creatures — becoming their chronicler, deity, and tormentor.
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Some of Mr Bush's supporters saw this exchange as a knock-out, transformative vengeance against his tormentor—like the scene in "Back to the Future" in which George McFly decks the loathsome Biff (who, as internet photoshoppers have demonstrated, Mr Trump somewhat resembles).
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He's going to be O.K. • Jian-Yang isn't my favorite character, but his presence as a Erlich's unwelcome tenant and tormentor this season has been good for a few stray laughs, none heartier than his prank phone call in the seconds before launch.
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Groups that have been maligned over centuries at different times in different regions now share a common tormentor, the alt-right, a militant agglomeration of white nationalists, racists, anti-Semites and America Firsters that have been waging war on the Republican establishment for some time.
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In his new turn as Mr. Trump's chief tormentor — Mr. Rubio has taunted the real estate mogul, calling him a wimp and saying his business dealings are as fake as his tan — Mr. Rubio has struggled to find the right balance between seriousness and silliness.
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Instead, he drilled a hole in a piece of the set called a tormentor flat, about waist-high, so that he and his eight castmates, standing backstage, could get a glimpse of whoever was sitting sixth row center: the best seats in the house.
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You've been warned, as Patrick, Austin, Rob, and Danielle have a long discussion about Goatsegate (don't ask), the surprisingly neat shooter Tormentor X Punisher, our thoughts on the state of independent developers' relationship with E3, and a trip into The Question Bucket to discuss best writing practices.
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In "Sweetbitter" we meet a handsome if hard-bitten young bartender ("He drank like he was the only person who understood beer"); an enigmatic female head server who is Tess's mentor and tormentor; a harried chef; a manager who does more than ogle his favorite female employees.
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After loading the bases in the first inning and allowing a home run in the second, Lugo found his rhythm and retired 11 Nationals in a row at one point, before Daniel Murphy, the former Mets postseason hero turned tormentor, singled to lead off the sixth inning.
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Herriman's depiction of the tangled relationships among the black cat Krazy, his white mouse tormentor and sometime love interest Ignatz and the bulldog Officer Pupp, set against a desert backdrop in fictional Coconino County (taken from a real area of Arizona), inspired several generations of cartoonists.
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Her hard body reflects the calcified hardness within: Now, she's just as ruthless and single-minded as her onetime tormentor, obsessed with her mission of protecting John at all costs — even if that means she doesn't have time to offer him care and affection in the process.
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But by directly illustrating that concept through Sansa, it feels less like Game of Thrones is trying to sum up one of its best character's relationships to a former tormentor, and more like the show is trying to retroactively justify some of its most controversial moments.
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Krysten Ritter skulks around as a tormented gumshoe with an alcohol problem, who's living in Hell's Kitchen and has put her superhero past behind her, mostly — except to get at her tormentor, a mutant with a special kind of mind control who can make women do what he wants.
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"I love looking at people who know they are about to die," says her tormentor, who having lured her into this tight spot with a lecture on Gnosticism and a grueling group demonstration of extreme sadomasochism, now blathers on about Socrates and the Gospels of Mark and Matthew.
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Only hours before - also in an interview with Reuters - his mentor-turned-tormentor, the new Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad, reeled off the charges he is looking to bring against Najib for his alleged role in a scandal that saw billions of dollars go missing from state fund 1MDB.
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It is present at the very beginning of Jane Eyre, in her heroine being unjustly punished to solitary confinement in the "red-room" after being assaulted by a boy tormentor—a setting that is not only symbolic of the character's ire, but suggestive of the awesome color of Brontë's mind.
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In the process, Arena has become a legend, a member of the National Soccer Hall of Fame and the architect of what may be the best game ever played by the United States — the humiliation of its old tormentor, Mexico, in the round of 16 at the 43 World Cup.
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Yet Killing never quite rises to the level of tragedy: Steven, played with quivering self-pity by Farrell, may be a successful physician undone by his own vices, but he's never a hero; his tormentor is more imp than Iago; the drama is inhuman and, uncharacteristically for Lanthimos, it isn't funny either.
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If upheld, it would be more than 12 times larger than France's previous record criminal corporate fine, of €300m against HSBC, another bank—and not far short of the roughly $5.5bn that dozens of Swiss banks have collectively paid out to the United States, their tormentor-in-chief, in tax-evasion cases over the past decade.
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Blackrat has clearly studied the Midnight doctrine of lust, filth, and sleaze, but tone down the rock'n'roll swagger in favor of a nasty punk sneer, ugly shards of ancient thrash, and an eerie First Wave feel (with evil Tormentor vibes all over the place) that only emphasizes how rough and nasty their riffs—and perfectly hollow their cardboard drum sound—aim to be.
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Gideon, teenage dirtbag with a giant sword, is a young woman trying to escape the literal catacomb of a planet on which she lives as an orphaned and abused ward; Harrow, daughter of the Ninth House of necromancers (and Gideon's childhood tormentor), has been unexpectedly summoned by her emperor to take part in a challenge to become one of his Lyctors.
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For now, in this episode, it is emotionally sufficient for many of us to watch one woman triumph in the name of the tribe, to employ the technological tools in more sophisticated ways than her father's tormentor, to right the scales of justice, to free someone who likely never should have been incarcerated in the first place, to give the torturer his due, to redefine heroism.
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