Instead, it's an unfurling calamity sweeping across the whole planet.
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Its delicate unfurling lured me back for a second viewing.
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At the same time, a very different story was unfurling.
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Pleasure danced its way through my senses, unfurling in my heart.
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"[Reagan's] cheeks are so red," Russell says, a sly smile unfurling.
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Their eyes closed, their fists clenched, on the verge of unfurling.
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In the tiny green ferns shyly unfurling in the enriched earth.
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Otherwise, you wouldn't have this kind of genius unfurling on the pitch.
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But this new data, again, underscores there's a mental health crisis unfurling.
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Evans gulps and snarls throughout the number, unfurling his character's unquenchable bloodlust.
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One oft-repeated rite might be dubbed "the unfurling of the banner".
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It sits perched on a hill — Basilicata's endless greenery unfurling before us.
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I felt like I was a flower unfurling its petals at dawn.
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This habit, of legend unfurling alongside history, has some oddly perverse effects.
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There was something addictive about the unfurling, around every bend, of new vistas.
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Outside, the daffodils have blossomed, and new leaves are unfurling from the trees.
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Two of them hold an unfurling piece of fabric that reads 'Quit India.
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Men jumped out unfurling a spike strip directly in front of our car.
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But there were also tiny green ferns shyly unfurling in the enriched earth.
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In this case, it's a hedgehog timidly unfurling itself for a little treat.
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The ensuing melody behaved in unexpected ways — doubling back on itself, unfurling, stammering.
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The pieces show color in motion, paint unfurling in the water at different patterns.
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Instead, he holds forth spontaneously, unfurling outrage-laden streams of consciousness from his podium.
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Berman is at her most insightful when exploring the awkward unfurling of female adolescence.
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She read it aloud slowly, unfurling it into a long, thin tendril of paper.
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However, it could be a little too soon to start unfurling that "mission accomplished" banner.
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The team reached the pole after eight days, unfurling their home countries' flags in celebration.
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Four stuffed hearts seem to grow out of plants unfurling from each of the corners.
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It felt like some part of my vaginal canal expanded, unfurling to its full potential.
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After nearly a month in orbit, LightSail 2 is unfurling its signature solar sail today.
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Police officers showed up and the Cubans took photos with them, unfurling their American flag.
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Some sat down along the walls of the office, unfurling banners and forming a circle.
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It stops unfurling only when the balance is broken, which is inevitable sooner or later.
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Forensic evidence soon proved his guilt of Angelika's killing, but the horrors didn't stop unfurling.
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The expedition, unfurling like an acid trip gradually going wrong, makes up the bulk of Annihilation.
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Even when you're not watching the show, Making a Murderer is actively unfurling before our eyes.
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I was convinced that there were nuanced tones emanating from the kick, unfurling ever so slowly.
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The proposed tariffs on $50 billion in Chinese products seem to be unfurling the same way.
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Expanding the Fold to its full 7.3-inch display feels like unfurling it to the world.
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The events included performances of "God Bless America," honoring hometown heroes and unfurling full-field flags.
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That's a bummer, but I'm excited to describe the bonkers B-plot unfurling simultaneously in King's Landing.
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Unfurling over the city like an enormous black umbrella, all moving spars and flanges, was the ship.
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Unfurling the true cost of a medical episode weighs heavily in the minds of free market doctors.
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It's how you learn to live with all the unfurling regret that awaits you later in life.
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UNDER THE blazing sun in a cloudless blue sky, green foliage droops with unfurling white cotton bolls.
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People aboard have been unfurling signs that read "Lack of medicine!" and "Thank you, media" in recent days.
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Rolled up on one end but unfurling/almost peeling at the other, the piece suggests a continuous motion.
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After landing, there will still be one last big step for InSight to perform: unfurling its solar panels.
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By the 13th and 14th centuries, spring enters into the lyrics with chirping birds, unfurling leaves and blossoms.
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"No, I never liked it that much," Mr Abdul-Jabbar says blankly, unfurling his long limbs to go.
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Endless Poetry is an ecstatic unfurling of memories of a bohemian life that can't be contained in prose.
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This is patient music, slowly unfurling in this beautifully phototropic way, bending and oozing toward light and heat.
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During the time of its awful unfurling, my father was fortunate to be able to continue to work.
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Unfurling with a dreamy open-endedness, that story has, in recent years, dealt more directly with life events.
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Video taken by a Snapchat user showed an individual in a white shirt unfurling the flag behind Sanders.
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As the scandal was unfurling, Berezovsky was wrestling with dark thoughts at his home in London's commuter belt.
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What follows are some top tips to ensure that the links unfurling within microbrowsers have the greatest impact.
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"Want to grab a coffee?" he said suddenly, unfurling his 6-foot-5 frame from the gray couch.
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The meanings are in the stories themselves, in their structure, their casual unfurling — a style Hrabal called pabeni, palavering.
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State television showed pilots clambering into their airplanes in snowy airfields and officers unfurling maps and speaking on telephones.
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In 2014, Greenpeace activists damaged one of the Nazca lines while unfurling a giant message over the ancient markings.
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There, they ran through the worst-case scenario that could hit California and began unfurling the state's pandemic plans.
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Wang is the creator of a strange world that is forever unfurling — and only she knows its every turn.
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The book's visceral, unvarnished, sometimes disturbing depictions of sex helped set artistic terms for the then-unfurling sexual revolution.
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They interrupt the flow of the stories while unfurling what are fairly self-evident, common-sensical streamers of advice.
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Unfurling the pages all the way brings readers to a close-up of each city, sprawled across four pages.
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I've often wondered what it all means — the small miracle of the jacket's survival, of its story's slow unfurling.
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She can be intimate here, telling a story across a campfire, and then suddenly she's unfurling across the millenniums.
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Each of the suitcase-sized satellites weighs about 64 pounds and, after unfurling its wings, measures five feet across.
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Few people are immune to the charms of a sluggish, traffic-free chug across states, with the countryside unfurling panoramically.
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If he fails, Johnson will face the humiliation of Brexit unfurling after repeatedly promising that he would get it done.
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New software tools have enabled scientists to read an ancient, damaged Hebrew scroll without ever unfurling the fragile, disintegrating parchment.
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It's beautiful in the way harsh things so often are, a desperate claim of humanity unfurling over seven extended tracks.
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Cuba, that elusive island unfurling across the Caribbean like a tangled flag, sits barely 100 miles south of Key West.
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The masks, white and blue and gray, glowed faintly in the light from the movies unfurling on the seatback screens.
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Virtually no booth references President Trump and almost none dares to wrestle with the fractious socio-political events unfurling across Europe.
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In short, she is something like the zillionth player in the ever-unfurling collusion saga between Russia and the Trump administration.
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The unfurling was delayed by about two weeks because the $7 million vehicle was having issues with its altitude-control system.
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"This one, I drove six hours down to Virginia for this show, back in November 2010," he said, unfurling a poster.
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Mr. Borgognone saw to the redecoration, unfurling yards and yards of Venetian wallpaper and reinstalling the bar's collection of vintage photographs.
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Pieces like single "Escalator" feel handmade and magical, full of slowly unfurling instrumentation and the warping jump-cuts of synthetic beats.
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I would eat them from the top down, unfurling the rolls' spiral layers and saving the sugary caramelized bottom for last.
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It was a tragic unfurling of alliances that claimed 10 million lives and laid the groundwork for both Stalinism and Nazism.
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Three days into the quarantine, people on the ship began unfurling signs that read "Lack of medicine!" and "Thank you, media."
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Starting with the ornate melancholia of "Take Care," from 2011, Drake elevated the unfurling of one's imperfections into an art form.
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The simplistic elements of color and light are only the beginning of the constantly unfurling thematic interest of the Orchid project.
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A quick deploy command would control the device, unfurling the display, while a retract command would bring it back into its casing.
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You can watch live as it undergoes the unfurling process, starting at around 11:40 AM PT (2:40 PM ET) today.
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For the uneasy combination of gradually unfurling disasters like climate change and the 24-hour cycle of breaking news, there is ennuipocalypse.
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Unfurling a flag, he declared that it would "never be red, unless our blood is needed to keep it yellow and green".
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A few months after Trump took office, we witnessed an argument at a patriot gathering over one man unfurling a Trump flag.
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You could spend a lifetime unfurling a long parchment scroll of bad Rap Genius annotations before you got close to a conclusion.
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And a paraglider was arrested after unfurling a banner that read "Trump Well Below Par" over his Turnberry golf resort in Scotland.
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Childs's first piece, "Pastime" (153), consisted of the choreographer sitting, impassively, inside a bolt of stretchy fabric, and slowly unfurling one leg.
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No big game would be complete without a military flyover or the unfurling of a flag as big as the field itself.
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She has no use for makeup or jewelry, and there's no grand Mona Lisa-like landscape unfurling in the distance behind her.
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He appeared in a TV documentary last year about a radical group which was seen at one stage unfurling an Islamic State flag.
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The show insists that the history of Winchester has secrets that will somehow inform the unfurling mystery at the core of the season.
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A fluttering noise disturbs the still air as the object falls, unfurling like a white flag of surrender, to snag on a lamppost.
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Red acrylic smears across floor and walls, floral patterns occasionally unfurling from incoherent splashes, boisterous carmine sprays spattering over the paintings' protective glass.
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Like a lot of Lynch's work, it's slow, meandering, unfurling in this discursive way that feels like an ambient piece or a raga.
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SUNDAY PUZZLE — Today's puzzle is so packed with thoughtful touches that I worry, when unfurling it with you, that I'll leave something out.
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The death of a man who fell from scaffolding after unfurling a protest banner late Saturday injected additional emotional weight into the demonstrations.
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Saucy stewed lamb with sage and sweet, oily chunks of eggplant mingle with fluted torchio, a short shape that evokes an unfurling rose.
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As I watched all of the above, I came to a parallel conclusion: Richard wasn't the only one unfurling dubious plots on Sunday.
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Antoine shared a video of him swimming up to the window and unfurling a handwritten declaration of love before opening a ring box.
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Most of these photographs announce their blackness — and their claim to a hallowed, threatened, vital, debated, unfurling black history — by showing black faces.
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About 100 workers, in yellow vests, rallied outside the ministry early on Wednesday unfurling a banner reading "Occupation" in front of a police cordon.
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In truth, hearts and minds mattered as much as ideology, perhaps even more so during the unfurling age of African and Third World decolonization.
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The portrait's palpable sense of movement is amplified by Le Brun's rendition of the unfurling ribbon, which spirals in and out of the light.
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It was not even the unfurling of a new national championship banner, one representing the Tar Heels' 71-65 victory over Gonzaga in April.
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He deservingly strutted off the mound after unfurling a 92-mile per hour slider that darted so abruptly it froze second baseman Ozzie Albies.
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Right on cue, as the last of the detainees enter, the wind picks up, unfurling the flag and snapping it into picture-perfect position.
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Somewhere, Swift is kicking back in her sweatpants, unfurling a wicked smirk at just how handily she won the night without even showing up.
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As with so many Trump-infused productions, the visuals on Tuesday often said enough, unfurling inside the congressional equivalent of a high school cafeteria.
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The sumptuous interiors of the Taj, expertly recreated (the exteriors are real, with some added CGI) offer stark contrast to the deadly devastation unfurling within.
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David Ortiz wants to make baseball fun again ... and definitely doesn't think unfurling huge protest banners at the ballpark is the way to do it.
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Activists protesting the Trump administration's rollback of U.S. environmental and climate policies are facing felony charges after unfurling a banner from Trump Tower in Chicago.
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Even if funding is eventually restored, serving cancellation notices to families is like unfurling an "unwelcome mat" before them, says Joan Alker of Georgetown University.
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A video posted on YouTube showed the man unfurling a banner calling on new British Prime Minister Boris Johnson to intervene to stop the executions.
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An unfurling crazy-quilt of rolling, twisting abstract patterning picked out in white, black and brick-brown paving stones, it isn't his most original concept.
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Once revealed, the models paraded around the space, dragging their cloaks behind them before returning to their tents and, unfurling the bags, bedding down inside.
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Asked in a recent interview with IndieWire how she feels about the weeks-long spoiler-guessing unfurling on social media, and the actress with succinct.
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Readers might find the unfurling of Plebuch's story a bit too attenuated, but her eventual discovery illustrates the hidden history that genetic testing can uncover.
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Unfurling, in poem after poem, Teare's long hikes range from California and the Point Reyes coastline to Philadelphia, where he now teaches at Temple University.
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That Voltaire-inspired romp, which premiered on Broadway in 1956, is one of several classic American musicals unfurling on German-speaking stages this season. Wait.
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Drawings wrap around three walls, unfurling Murray's astounding vocabulary of lines, marks and surfaces, her love of color and her finesse with grays and blacks.
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They rise up, respectfully spaced out, on nearly every patch of ground for miles, up and down hills, under trees, unfurling everywhere for 478 acres.
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In another room, they focused on interactive screens streaming an app, uCall, designed to test how fast they reacted to plays unfurling in real time.
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Rather than unfurling long, droning phrases or centrifugal eruptions, as Coltrane often did, he insisted on compact and lyrical melodies, articulated with a crystalline touch.
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For the first time, we get to see what it would look like to be in a spacecraft hurtling towards the Red Planet, unfurling its parachute.
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Image: NASA/JPL/CaltechDuring its descent, cameras will snap photos of the parachute unfurling and as it slowly drifts down onto the planet's red-stained surface.
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Many protesters wore black and held white flowers to mourn the protester who fell to his death on Saturday hours after unfurling an anti-extradition banner.
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As if drug delivering robots and unfurling space stations weren't impressive enough, we also have origami to thank for innovations in architecture, medicine, robotics and more.
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Mr. Trump starts the general election campaign with a still-unfurling roll of incendiary proposals and provocations that are the stuff of dreams for opposition researchers.
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The unfurling found steel pieces, and more contained colored tubes, avoid being obvious or derivative by dint of Ms. Bove's acute sensitivity to composition and materials.
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Meanwhile, outside the U.S. embassy in central London, Amnesty International kicked off the week's protests by unfurling a series of banners criticizing Trump and his agenda.
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"It's a regrettable unfurling, how long that's been dragging on, but I also think the Kevin Roberts thing was the opposite of that," Ms. Gordon said.
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Previous frontrunners have had a torrid time on debate nights, getting hit from all angles, with their rivals often unfurling new or unexpected lines of attack.
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The spectacle is overlaid with displays of patriotism and jingoism, games that begin with the unfurling of giant American flags and fly overs by military jets.
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We expect Drake to address the child, and so he throws a line about the child into a song unfurling a scroll of complaints with the world.
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We're in the midst of Leo season, this sign will host a solar eclipse on August 11, and Mercury retrograde is currently unfurling in Leo, to boot.
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On Sunday, the NFL and Major League Baseball were to commemorate 9/11 with appearances by military personnel and first responders and the unfurling of giant flags.
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Like an ancient scroll unfurling Panchaud says on his site that he wanted to create something that contrasted with the internet's desire for quick, bite-sized content.
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The background: This development is the latest in a rapidly unfurling political crisis rooted in the 2015 arrest of the Maldives' first democratically-elected president, Mohamed Nasheed.
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Before unfurling the sail on the $7 million vehicle, scientists at the Planetary Society conducted hardware and software tests to make sure the craft was working properly.
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Skinny green fish skipped in front of the boat, and we watched dozens of large pelicans nesting in the branches and unfurling their wings to take flight.
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It's Simmons's biggest swing, decoupling from the book entirely to suggest that the apocalypse is no one moment but rather unfurling all around us all the time.
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And cables designed to keep the shield taut had too much slack and could have snagged during the real unfurling in space, a million miles from help.
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The shift from paper checks and direct deposit to newer, more flexible electronic payments —such as payroll cards, PayPal, DailyPay and others — has been unfurling for years.
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The novel has a romantic slowness, unfurling gracefully, little by little, to show how quickly the present gives way to the future, or concedes to the past.
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Mr. Bolton, whom Mr. Trump pushed out in September as the Ukraine scandal was unfurling, said that he would be willing to testify in a Senate trial.
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The big difference between the concept that LG will be unveiling this year versus years past, however, is that the TV rolls downwards rather than unfurling upwards.
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All this is the slowly unfurling result of a decision to make Paraguay officially bilingual in its post-dictatorship Constitution, which gave Guaraní and Spanish legal parity.
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The man fell to his death after unfurling a protest banner and remaining perched on scaffolding for several hours; he did not fall while hanging the banner.
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During a shooting, he said, a teacher would lock her door and tug hard on the red strap, unfurling the bullet-resistant panel over the classroom door.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Crowds of protesters gathered outside court chamber 7 in central Athens one recent Wednesday, unfurling a huge banner before they moved swiftly to block the entrance.
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His work depicts the underlying and ever-unfurling patterns of our world as driven by the crowds that populate it: a fitting statement of intent by the Hayward.
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Elsewhere, at a rally in the far eastern city of Vladivostok, a Reuters reporter saw 30 people being detained after unfurling banners reading "The prime minister should answer".
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In a NSFW clip showcasing her candid critique, the Golden Girls alum raved about the "glorious" superhero film while unfurling a litany of F-bombs and cuss words.
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This image might remind the reader of an ancient Chinese scroll, slowly unfurling to reveal its lengthy mythology, which is fitting considering Star Wars' impact on popular culture.
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In the banking industry, particularly, the open banking movement has been unfurling from its epicenter in the UK and stretching across the globe for the past few years.
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And cables designed to keep the sun shield taut had too much slack and could have snagged during the real unfurling in space, a million miles from help.
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In a striking display, 14 members of Greenpeace scaled the museum entryway's massive columns, unfurling seven large banners to protest the museum's current BP-sponsored exhibition, Sunken cities.
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A lifelong diarist with an eye for detail, he was in his element in front of the full-house Bafta crowd, unfurling career anecdotes like a seasoned raconteur.
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In response, Hollywood has nimbly absorbed its critiques and converted them into inspirational messaging and digestible branding exercises, just in time for the unfurling of the red carpets.
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"This continuously unfolding print drama is a never-ending unfurling of lies, hearsay and, second-hand recollections of 35 YEARS ago," he told BuzzFeed News in an email.
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At the top, however, is a quiet, comfortable haven filled with dozens of complex worlds unfurling side by side, just feet from one another, and only occasionally colliding.
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Future satellite servicing vehicles, however, will be able to fix problems, such as unfurling a jammed solar array, refueling satellites and even assembling satellites in orbit, Thompson said.
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The space opened out to Polish Magdalena Abakanowicz's gigantic, sisal fiber tapestries that defy the conventions of pictorial, folklore depictions, instead unfurling into textured surfaces resonant of female genitalia.
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" Throughout the record Drewchin explores this in sound, twisting and unfurling her voice in taut curls singing abstract phrases and ideals that contain multitudes like "the body non-profit.
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The week will be capped off on Memorial Day with several parades, a flyover and the unfurling of a giant American flag on the decks of the USS Intrepid.
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And that, experts said, could become a powerful card to play during behind-the-scenes negotiations that are no doubt unfurling ahead of the next court date in August.
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The combination of Wuerden's barely-there guitar-glimmer and washed out footage of clouds unfurling endlessly is exactly the kind of melancholy we get really into on Friday mornings.
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Protesters marched around the Obelisco, a monument in downtown Buenos Aires, unfurling the country's sky blue and white flag as they struck metal pots and chanted insults at Macri.
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The club returned the favor Thursday, enshrining him on the Rogers Centre's Level of Excellence and unfurling a No. 32 banner from the center field rafters to thunderous applause.
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Global News even created a video in which they demonstrated that prepping a "regular avocado" takes less time than unfurling a "packaged avocado" from its plastic and cardboard container.
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The single set, of his own design, resembles two Japanese scrolls unfurling to the floor, where they join to form a runway much like the hanamichi used in Kabuki.
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Or, more often, a nonlinear argument is unfurling as everyone tries to get the last word in first, and chaos envelops the very system meant to keep you organized.
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Cue Miranda dashing through the audience, unfurling a lyrically updated version of "My Shot" from his hit show Hamilton, even stopping at a framed portrait of Trump in the hallway.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Activists from environmental group Greenpeace scaled the German embassy in London on Monday, unfurling a giant green banner which called for an end to the use of coal.
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On one level, the novel is a parable — with overtones of Graham Greene's "The Quiet American" — about the United States and Iraq and the still unfurling consequences of the war.
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As the unnamed narrator — who is never without a handy statistic — explains, the drug war in Mexico has killed 29,2881 people in the last 220 years, and it's still unfurling.
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After slowly unfurling the tool last fall, Google is going strong, placing it at the center of its strategy to claim the ad type that shows no signs of relenting.
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The team is hoping their sensors and software are up to the task — and it should be clear whether that's the case within a few hours of unfurling the sail.
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A feeling that defies physics and rationale; one that is as firmly rooted in an unknown thing as it is unfurling its grip on permanence at the same damned time.
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Activists from environment group Geenpeace interrupted the meeting during Thiam's speech by unfurling a banner from the ceiling protesting Credit Suisse's dealings with companies behind the controversial Dakota Access Pipeline.
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Each of the releases has had a hand as establishing her place as the one of the instrument's preeminent experimentalists, unfurling intersecting arpeggios that give the recordings a delirious momentum.
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In one scene, Mr. Butt stands in line with five other men in Regent's Park in London as another man kneels in front of them unfurling an Islamic State flag.
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Why it matters: Trump sent his September slew of tweets amid a rapidly unfurling impeachment inquiry, which also came as he targeted 2020 Democrats in preparation for his reelection bid.
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We're welcomed into the exhibition with a wedding dress by Karl Lagerfeld, the meters-long train unfurling towards us in an austere atrium, striking the viewer with a perfectly symmetrical tableau.
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Crowdfunded spacecraft LightSail 2 is making good on its name, after successfully unfurling its solar sail in orbit so that it can begin propelling itself using the force of light alone.
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The notoriously complex (and flawed) plot explains Reddit's fascination with Donnie Darko, the ever-unfurling online contest to "understand it best" that crops up around pretty much all popular science fiction.
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Friday, Grande also promoted Cyrus song on Twitter, kindly asking that they listen to hers and Cyrus' singles instead of paying attention to the feud unfurling on social media that day.
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Harley's motion was a study in biomechanical beauty, his legs driving efficiently, his hips swiveling at just the right time, and his right arm unfurling so smoothly it looked machine-taught.
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Liberals are fond of caricaturing Betsy DeVos as inept, but her "education freedom" agenda is rapidly unfurling at the state level, as she wields the arguments Booker himself voiced in 2000.
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Mr. Kreh was much in demand as an instructor of fly casting, the easily misperformed skill of unfurling a heavy fishing line to deliver a virtually weightless lure to wary fish.
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Mr. Crano could have done without the crashing glasses and burning car to punctuate the fraught nature of Anna and Will's sexual unfurling with new partners (François Arnaud and Gina Gershon).
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Survival in a personal and political sense now defines his life, with Robert Mueller's report expected to be filed soon and Democrats unfurling an oversight blitz that could lead to impeachment.
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A foot of new snow had fallen the night before, and spindrift whipped off La Meije, a sea of icy blue glaciers pocked by crevasses and cliffs unfurling down its flanks.
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At the start of the demonstrations, there was a pause to commemorate the protester who died on Saturday from a fall after unfurling a banner on the side of a shopping mall.
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Tatchell's protest, held three hours before the ceremony, involved the activist unfurling a small banner near the Kremlin's walls calling attention to what his foundation described as Russia's mistreatment of LGBT+ people.
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Thomas himself has been giving statements directly to TMZ, — all of a sudden, days before Meghan's wedding, a small soap opera (or the biggest soap opera ever) was unfurling in the tabloids.
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Unfurling banners that read "STOP HATE" and "YOUR HATE IS KILLING PEOPLE," the protesters began chanting "black lives matter" as Trump addressed a crowd of several thousand people in an airport hangar.
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When it opened, in 220, the bridge symbolized the unfurling of a vibrant, borderless Europe, but in recent years it has been more closely associated with smuggling, of people, weapons and drugs.
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In the 20th century, historical fiction acquired its dreaded "genre fiction" status, with its connotations of corsets, unfurling Nazi flags, the fetid smell of Victorian London — the dinner theater of literature, essentially.
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This song evolves in chunks, beginning as quickstep indie-pop, then shifting to pop-soul, then unfurling into dance floor bliss and finally opening up for a kind of post-genre ecstasy.
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Unlike a classic thriller that creates suspense by dropping clues that lead up to a big reveal, Burning trundles along without ever releasing tension, unfurling like a tangerine peeled in neat spiral.
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So I mentioned that, to me, The Good Place feels like Schur's most made-for-streaming work yet, in the sense that each episode is fully committed to unfurling an ongoing story.
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He heads into what appears to be a rapidly unfurling impeachment inquiry unprepared temperamentally, and with a depleted staff, many of whom are shrugging off the seriousness of what the president faces.
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He heads into what appears to be a rapidly unfurling impeachment inquiry unprepared temperamentally, and with a depleted staff, many of whom are shrugging off the seriousness of what the president faces.
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He loved a wide unfurling cape, both for its impact as a silhouette but also as a canvas for decoration, like a Chinese or Japanese screen, allowing a pictorial story to unfold.
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Now Democrats are training their attention elsewhere, unfurling a set of proposals aimed squarely at voters who see a gap between Mr. Trump's populist campaign message and the reality of his tenure.
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Scientists have created a pair of compact, unfurling structures that could pave the way for innovations in biomedical devices or space exploration, where payloads can cost tens of thousands of dollars per pound.
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As the company's annual general meeting opened in Paris on Friday, four activists from Greenpeace descended by rope from the ceiling above the stage, unfurling banners reading "Let's save the Amazon's coral reef".
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If I narrated a scene of a group of women heading into the outdoors at night, carrying strange objects and performing odd rituals, you'd justifiably anticipate the unfurling of a classic witch's tale.
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Unexpected to him, a couple lives in the home, and as they move about each other, we feel compelled to peek in the young man's unfurling rabbit hole of paranoia towards the inhabitants.
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But while the coils of dancers slowly unfurling during this time were very pretty, I couldn't help feeling that they were reflections more of the geometry of the music than its emotional trajectory.
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It was a vision of progress captured in its unfurling: a milestone celebrated by those who saw themselves represented, even as it was also accepted by others as a matter of unremarkable course.
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It's also hard to fathom, in these #MeToo days, how much opprobrium was hurled at Harrison, in particular, for publicly unfurling her gnarled history, as if she were complicit in her father's crime.
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Wenda's ULMWP issued a report on Monday saying more than 200,000 Papuans took part in the protests, which saw the unfurling of "Morning Star" flags - a banned separatist symbol - at several government offices.
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But the chorus itself, instead of unfurling a grand melody line, just chants the song title: eight times with slight variations, in tones that can be vindictive, mocking, dismissive, even a little playful.
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Darnold then delighted the crowd on the 2-point conversion by dodging the Buffalo pass rush and unfurling a towering pass that Bell jumped to catch in a corner of the end zone.
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But what it actually means to see and feel strapping on stage, to hear and recognize the sound of Velcro unfurling is different, more complex, for those of us in the disability community.
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You can honor the past while still evolving into something new in the present, she says; it's not hard to imagine her unfurling a banner reading "REMAIN" and cavorting it around the set.
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A television report showed people unfurling signs saying, "Amazon delivers lies," and "Amazon fuels ICE deportations" - a reference to the company's cooperation with the U.S. Department in charge of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
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LONDON (Reuters) - With seemingly the whole of Wimbledon transfixed by the unfurling of Rafa Nadal's epic fourth round clash with Gilles Muller, at least one person in the grounds was impervious to the excitement.
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According to McCarthy, the first approach has ended in failure and the latter creates a problematic commodification of nature — and in any case, how do we value birdsong or the unfurling of spring flowers?
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And though he brims with ideas—I once witnessed him unfurling a truly nutty subplot, for "The Politician," involving Mossad agents—writing is not his existential passion, as it is for some TV creators.
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Look at the roster and you can see an unfurling string of 7-4 losses, nights when one swing isn't enough to make up for the other team pinballing doubles all around the park.
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At the center of the Slendotron array is a large gong, with metal-frame wings unfurling to either side, which are hung with smaller gongs (seven to the left and three to the right).
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These game-changing works envelop you in hues from dusty orange to pale pinks and lavenders, tumbling compositions of circles, spirals and pinwheels, and unfurling ribbonlike lines that sometimes form mysterious letters and words.
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Peony Unfurling at Various Speeds in Shopping Mall, a dance performance conceived by Pablo Bronstein and co-choreographed by the artist and dancer/choreographer Rosalie Wahlfrid, took place at the Fort Garry Place Mall.
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They were backed up, with applause, shouts and jeers, by a spectrum of liberal opponents who packed the Council's chambers, unfurling an anti-Amazon banner from the balcony at the start of the hearing.
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Following his death, Antoine posted a video on Facebook that showed Weber, who was from Louisiana, swimming up to the window and unfurling a handwritten declaration of love before opening up a ring box.
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The most animated unfurling came in the eighth inning when pinch-hitter Yasiel Puig hit a solo home run to right field, his third homer since he was recalled from the minors on Sept. 2.
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Landau's previous Dead Sea works include a video of her floating naked within an unfurling spiral of 500 floating watermelons ("DeadSee," 2005), and sculptures formed from a crystal-hardened flag, a noose and a violin.
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Like those films, Denis's new picture begins ambiguously—a wet gourd in a garden, a shoe nearby—before unfurling a psychological drama that never lets you forget the cruel void just outside the spaceship window.
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GIF: NASA/JPL NASA captured the striking unfurling of the chute by mounting a camera on the test capsule, which safely splashed down in the Atlantic about a half-hour after the October 4 launch.
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They held tablets in their laps or buried their faces in their phones, hoping to stream the game on their devices while they absorbed the abundant sunshine along with the tennis unfurling all around them.
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The debate in New York is unfurling as at least three Democratic presidential candidates — Senators Kamala Harris of California and Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, and Julian Castro — have said they support reparations for African-Americans.
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If someone is at all into the kinds of insular details that make this show tick — like the slow unfurling of bureaucracy, bombast, and bullshit you alluded to earlier — then season two is pretty okay!
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After unfurling a few painted banners, one that featured the name "Dephree" and others that called for the need to "fight pollution," witnesses said the dude started rapping and screaming about God through a bullhorn.
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MINNEAPOLIS – One of two people charged with misdemeanors for unfurling a banner protesting the Dakota Access pipeline from the rafters of U.S. Bank Stadium during a Minnesota Vikings game has pleaded guilty to a lesser charge.
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The top five trending terms about the city on Tuesday were stories of patriotic Hong Kongers unfurling the Chinese flag on the iconic Lion Rock mountain, or groups gathering in the streets to celebrate the anniversary.
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Countless mallets rise out of the knotted and woven structure as a wall of dark brown looms in the distance, its wavy top edge defined by a banner-like strip unfurling across most of its length.
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Petrounias, showing off his bulging biceps and the Olympic rings tattooed on his upper back, delivered a routine that combined moments of perfect stillness with a rapid series of somersaults, his body unfurling like a ribbon.
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At the end of the tour, people filed out of the museum, chanting "Decolonize this Museum" and gathering outside, in front of the much-hated Roosevelt statue, with organizers unfurling an enormous "Decolonize This City" banner.
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With all its inventive momentum, all its pleasurable beats, the fast pace of the race, the scenery unfurling, the novel ends up far from where it started, in a place of historical reckoning and colonial guilt.
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Among the works that I caught during my tour of Stages, Kara Hamilton's "Curtain Wall" and Pablo Bronstein's Peony Unfurling at Various Speeds in Shopping Mall engage the most directly with the notion of the stage.
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He was a bloke who went to the grave wearing linen trousers and a Panama hat—a sad, sorry tuft of baby-thin hair poking from under the brim, dickie bow unfurling in the stiff wind.
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J.K. Rowling did her level best to help settle matters by writing an in-depth Sorting personality quiz for Pottermore, her official Harry Potter website where she drops sporadic updates to her perpetually unfurling wizarding world.
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So any crews that left port before the virus spread around the globe are likely being kept in the dark about the extent of the rapidly unfurling crisis by their commanders until their return, they say.
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Dozens of wildfires that have been raging across the Pacific Northwest flared up this week, unfurling a blanket of opaque smoke from the Cascades to the coast and raining ash down on cars, streets and people.
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Unfurling in the Petit Palais exhibition hall in Paris, the Italian designer's show featured intricate, feminine looks in shades of pastel - shown off by models who twirled three times in the runway in the whimsical display.
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The shapes previously superimposed in his collage paintings were now unfurling into the realm of montage, with pre-painted cut-outs pinned to the wall, redistributing the function of the pin within the economy of the work.
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After all, two democracy activists, Asya Tulesova and Beybaris Tolymbekov, had been arrested in April for unfurling a banner at a marathon in Almaty, the financial capital, that read "You cannot run from the truth #forafairelection #Ihaveachoice".
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Taking Sim's "reflection analysis" concept, Higget and his team constructed a 3D model of the Beagle 2 lander, which is shaped like a clam shell and opens in half before unfurling four solar panels on one side.
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Four spectators were removed from a Boston Red Sox baseball game on Wednesday night after unfurling a black banner that read 'Racism is as American as Baseball' as the team hosted the Oakland Athletics at Fenway Park.
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But unfurling the measuring tape before me at his home in Mosfellsbaer, a town just outside of Reykjavik, he says it is a significant upgrade from the piece of marked rope he used to take with him.
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Their long, unfurling arms and temperamental behavior have inspired legends, from the Kraken of Norse mythology to the giant Japanese Akkorokamui that supposedly lurks at the bottom of the ocean, waiting to swallow ships and whales whole.
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The film marches through three decades at a brisk clip, and the period costumes, deployed by Ruth E. Carter with the lushness that defines her work, are guilty pleasures amid the unfurling horror of the Turner marriage.
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Contractors worked on the steel border fence that reaches across the beach and into the Pacific Ocean, unfurling concertina wire along the top of the barrier and across the sand while American military police officers looked on.
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The greatest lesson, though, might be unfurling right now, as a generation of athletes shows us that raging against the dying of the light takes little more than a dash of luck and a heap of consistency.
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She also said that "something is not right" in Germany, as tens of thousands here have rallied against an American-European free-trade pact while "not a single person" has marched against the tragedy unfurling in Aleppo.
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"Rearviewmirror" told a Springsteen-esque story of leaving everything behind in search of something more, and while the song didn't start all that aggressively, the last two minutes were all incline, furiously unfurling in the final seconds.
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But, if you need a place to start, I'd recommend the unfurling synth pieces of Chicago trio Good Willsmith, Félicia Atkinson's charmingly anxious Visions / Voices, and the battered minimalism of Joseph Clayton Mills and Michael Vallera's Maar project.
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After a truly inspiring face-to-face with O (Emma Thompson, criminally underused), head of the New York office, Molly is hired on probation, dubbed M, and sent to London to help deal with a situation that's unfurling.
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Then, the two sparred over Wall Street, gun control and health care in early Democratic debates -- but the punches were soft compared to what Republicans were unfurling in what was long the closer and more exciting primary fight.
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As the players stood still and applauded, the crowd rose and clapped, with some unfurling a giant banner showing a photo of Cruyff, his arms spread wide, wearing the Netherlands' orange shirt with No. 14 on his back.
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Unfurling more harmonic effects than I bet he can name, he envelops every catchy tunelet and nasty noise in overtones that'll tear you up as in make you cry and tear you up as in blow your mind.
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Most of us know a man like Henry — the dwindling, handy churchgoer; the dog lover; the golfer; the unassuming patriot who still enjoys unfurling the American flag at the summer house — but we know him from the outside.
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In her anger at herself for believing in the superiority of "educated Pakistanis" like those at the party (and, by extension, Hassan), Hina unpins her head scarf, unfurling her hair before him in a shocking act of intimacy.
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They filled the sidewalks outside the terminal and packed three stories of a parking garage across the street, a mass of people driven by emotion to this far-flung corner of the city, singing, chanting and unfurling banners.
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Nayeri's prose can be rich and colorful, bolts of words prettily unfurling; it can also be florid, melodramatic — she sometimes writes with a heavy hand as well as a heavy heart, particularly in the last third of her book.
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It contains within it the promise that we can all start afresh, with a healthier attitude unfurling like a pea shoot and our feet firmly planted on the earth, as opposed to that isolated, alienating place known as cyberspace.
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This Swiss troupe is like a human kaleidoscope: Moving around a darkened stage while encased in huge, colorful envelopes of foam or fabric, the performers twist, turn and fold, morphing from slithering serpents to autumn leaves to unfurling fans.
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Though not quite a retrospective, the installation lets us peer into his past as a quietly inventive choreographer and visual artist, with improvised performances unfurling around his own drawings, paintings and collages, as well as props and costumes from past works.
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This works best during the grow season, but I promise you will notice a stronger turn towards the light, or a new leaf unfurling — or perhaps a few discarded leaves because you forgot to water and/or open the blinds.
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A central tenet of Trumpism is never to pass up an opportunity to attack your political foes, but if there's one situation the president's children really should stay out of it's the one unfurling over Joe Biden's son's business ties.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - Before the start of a new NBA campaign on Tuesday the Toronto Raptors and their fans spent the final few moments before tip-off basking in last season's glory by unfurling a championship banner and collecting diamond encrusted rings.
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British police and security services were criticized after it emerged that they had known about Butt, who featured in a TV documentary entitled "Jihadis Next Door", in which he joined a group unfurling an Islamic State (IS) flag in a park.
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Several hundred fans greeted the anthem before the match against Lebanon with jeers and boos, with some unfurling banners that said "Die for Hong Kong", while others yelled "We are Hong Kong" in English, rather than the local Cantonese dialect.
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The survey also revealed some interesting differences when broken down by gender: "manspreading" (unfurling one's legs wide enough to take up unnecessary room) and being stared at are much more unpopular with women than with men, as is drunken behaviour.
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And so, between takes of Guy Pearce unfurling a massive banner that read "Equality Across America," we tuned in to learn the names of the sons, daughters, allies, and parents who were ripped from our arms by gunfire and hate.
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She offers to show me around—there are fairy lights wrapped around the bannister, artwork adorning the white walls, potted plants unfurling in every crevice, and one of her favorite bejewelled catsuit costumes pinned up and glinting in the sun.
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The later demonstration began with a "core group" of about a dozen people chanting "This is not OK" and unfurling a banner that read "Protect LGBTQ," according to Xincheng Shen, a doctoral student at Tech who attended the earlier vigil.
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"This is green for the richness of the soil of the Amazon forest," he said, unfurling a miniature flag—an homage, he said, to French Guiana, where crowds had been in the streets for weeks protesting mistreatment by the mainland government.
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He uses his hair to express his mood, shaving in a new design and unfurling a new hair color every game to guarantee he will rack up even more likes on social media than goals and assists on the field.
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In the wordless swaths of time that insulate each scene, and the much longer periods of sprawl between episodes, you may find your imagination rejecting the comfortable closure of answers, turning instead to the ever-unfurling suspense of the present.
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She plans to wait until she is inside the stadium on Monday night before unfurling an England banner which combines the cross of St George and the rainbow colors of the gay movement, and she'll also be waving a rainbow flag.
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We were more struck by the enthusiastic display of Latino culture and pride, capped by the unfurling of the Puerto Rico flag, at an event hosted by an organization that often ignores social issues concerning their minority players and viewers.
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The noodles may be familiar, but it's still a thrill to stumble on a chef pulling them in the old style, like some ancient tailor unfurling bolts of cloth, among sleek kiosks selling artisanal mini-doughnuts and blueberry-cayenne smoothies.
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Other than the loan offer to Prepa — which needs to be approved by a judge — the hedge funds and other financiers that own billions of dollars of the island's bonds have largely stayed mute throughout the still-unfurling humanitarian disaster on the island.
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Unfurling a mass of yellow umbrellas, a symbol of the 2014 movement that blocked major roads in the financial hub for close to three months, the demonstrators gathered at the same spot where police fired tear gas on the crowds three years ago.
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Unfortunately, it's come as a player in an unfurling saga of kleptocracies realized and aspirational, tying the White House that much closer, both materially and spiritually, to a pair of regimes in Moscow and Baku whose autocratic refinements continue to threaten American democracy.
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Demonstrators angry at Beijing's rulings clashed with riot police in early November, unfurling umbrellas to block pepper spray in scenes reminiscent of the 2014 pro-democracy protests, dubbed the "Umbrella Movement", that brought key intersections to a halt for weeks on end.
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"With all its inventive momentum, all its pleasurable beats, the fast pace of the race, the scenery unfurling, the novel ends up far from where it started, in a place of historical reckoning and colonial guilt," Craig Taylor writes in his review.
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Tens of thousands of Hong Kong residents paid tribute on Sunday to a man most did not know, a 35-year-old protester who fell to his death outside an upscale mall late Saturday after unfurling a banner that denounced the extradition bill.
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Earlier and farther below, at least six people were taken into custody after unfurling a banner that read "Abolish I.C.E.," referring to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, whose officers arrest and deport immigrants who are in the U.S. illegally, among other duties.
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A lot of the credit for the beauty of the show and its gracefully unfurling mystery is owed to director Jean-Marc Vallée and writer David E. Kelley — we just wish the decidedly female-driven narrative had featured female writers or directors too.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads A horse in a white speedo swims to the end of a pool, while another horse in a red blazer looks on, the hills of Los Angeles unfurling in smoggy greens and blues in the background.
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"Human Error" merges her early dance-pop electronics with skeletal piano and unfurling orchestral arrangements as she sings about the difference between calculated planning and real life: "No missing digits, no real mistakes/Just human errors make human hearts break," she realizes.
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A smaller group of activists demonstrated inside the exhibition, unfurling a large banner that read "Laura Owens and Gavin Brown Fuera de Boyle Heights" ("Laura Owens and Gavin Brown Out of Boyle Heights") and distributing information about the LA neighborhood's fight against gentrification.
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Beyond these human outworks were the shoulders of the mountains that receded south in a humid haze, as ambivalent toward their Catholic rulers as they had been toward their Muslim ones, their pelt of pines and grasses unfurling toward a pale and factionless sky.
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The vine robot, developed by researchers at the University of California, Santa Barbara and Stanford University, is able to extend itself up to 72 metres and wiggle through tight spots (including inside the human body) by pumping itself up with air from within and unfurling.
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The track itself is pretty special too, twinkling bell tones—not unlike the glittering sounds Eno's played with in his generative pieces over the last few years—adorn a glacially unfurling guitar drone that feels as lushly snowblind as any of Shields' best work.
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Kanigel, who has written several books (including a biography of the Indian mathematician Srinivasa Ramanujan, another luminary untrained in his field), here favors recitation over response, unfurling the details of a life rather than grappling too aggressively with the ideas to which it gave birth.
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Yost and Dinner are clearly having fun with the con artist genre, with Yost in particular bringing his trademark snipe-y dialogue and love of richly detailed monologues to his scripts and Dinner unfurling many of the show's best cons in a smart, restrained fashion.
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Footage shared by reporters on social media and by the website of the environmental group Greenpeace U.K. showed a paraglider unfurling a banner that read, "Trump Well Below Par" as the president and his entourage milled about the entrance of his Turnberry golf resort.
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In 1976, the Public Theater was the first to produce for colored girls before the play moved onto a two-and-a-half-year run at the Booth Theater on Broadway, unfurling a legacy of performances at theaters, colleges, and universities across the country.
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I like sitting out here, among the music and laughter on the sidewalk four stories below; lit by the storefronts and street lamps unfurling before me toward the northern tip of the island; smelling my roommate's ashtray and the restaurant across the street making arepas.
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In the run-up to the vote, Europe's biggest companies urged employees to vote, from Volkswagen unfurling a massive banner at its headquarters to Lufthansa carrying its slogan "SayYesToEurope" on the fuselage of an Airbus A320 to Lime offering free scooter rides to the polls.
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But Reuben had a deceptively hard job in piecing together this episode, which hinges entirely on the balance between the show's typically irreverent jokes and the murder suspect's sinister smile, slowly unfurling as Jake and Holt get more frustrated with their inability to crack him.
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These songs are dark in decidedly different ways, with "Shield Your Eyes" unfurling a tale of a man staring at the sun until he goes blind, closing with Schwarzenbach howling, "Shield your eyes from all this misery," against one of his most jagged compositions.
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Unfortunately, like every Black Mirror episode (they can only be so happy, right?), once the episode starts unfurling its evil grin, it turns into a harrowing look at how we live today: how our experiences might just be extensions of our apps, games, and smartphones.
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Made of figured satin silk, its decorative patterns evoke the spirit of Japan's ancient imperial court with depictions of rolled-up and unfurling palace curtains in a flower-filled expanse; those motifs were made by ink painting and through a stencil technique that imitated tie-dyeing.
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In October 2017, backed by American jets and armed with machine guns and rocket-propelled grenades, they seized Raqqa, the ISIS capital, where they embarrassed their American partners and angered Turkey by unfurling a banner of Mr. Ocalan, the Kurdistan Workers' Party founder, in a downtown square.
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And yet all of these small choices have accrued over the last half-century to contribute to rising sea levels threatening populations from Bangladesh to the Maldives, more extreme weather events like Winter Storm Jonas, and deserts unfurling where there were once lakes full of fish.
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But when two demonstrators were imprisoned for 15 days after unfurling a protest banner at the Almaty marathon last spring, there was a groundswell of public opposition to the government, on social media and in illegal street protests that have continued through the fall and winter.
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Outfielder Tyler Collins of the Tigers lost a ball in the lights at Comerica Park on Monday night, a misplay that prompted some fans to boo and for Collins to respond by unfurling his left middle finger at anyone in the crowd giving him the business.
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Number of episodes: Seven hour-long episodes Available on: Netflix The host of articles that greeted this superhero series as the weirdest thing on TV in ages seem a little silly now that the third season of Twin Peaks is unfurling in its intentionally bizarre glory.
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The slowly unfurling Russia investigation, the reports of the First Family leveraging its influence for profit, and the widespread encouragement of violence against protesters and reporters are but a few developments that might've been dismissed as far-fetched had House of Cards introduced them earlier in the show's run.
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Instead of unfurling a #Wangfest with Kardashians, Cardi B and Dunkin' Donut towers, as he did in September, he and his retinue ended up at the Brooklyn Bazaar in Greenpoint for a dance party hosted by the Lot Radio, an internet station that operates from a shipping container.
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Dhanushkodi Journal DHANUSHKODI, India — At dawn, a procession of buses sped past coconut huts, past fishermen unfurling nets and through the ghost town of Dhanushkodi — leveled in a powerful hurricane in 231 — before stopping at a stretch of beach where, according to Hindu mythology, an ancient bridge once stood.
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A protest against U.S. immigration policy forced the evacuation of the Statue of Liberty on the Fourth of July, with a group unfurling a banner from the pedestal and a woman holding police at bay for hours after she climbed the base and sat by the statue's robes.
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These images, and the animated GIF created from a sequence of those captured by the spacecraft's onboard fisheye cameras, show the boxing-ring-sized Mylar sail unfurling — with the GIF sped up about 100 times versus how long it actually took for the sail to fully deploy and spread out.
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These were "Made right here!" by a certified Whole Foods citrus artisan who spent an afternoon skillfully plying the knob atop each mandarin until it broke free in a delicate spray of oil, tenderly unfurling both pith and peel from the segments beneath without releasing the sweet juice encased within.
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LightSail 2 may still have at least a few days to go before it begins its primary purpose, by unfurling the solar sail it has on board and finding out more about propelling a spacecraft using only the force of photons, but it's not wasting any time on its orbital voyage.
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Into the early morning hours of Wednesday, protesters led clusters of police officers on a march through the streets of Chicago's Loop, blocking intersections, chanting outside a police station and, along a major road to the city's largest highways, unfurling a banner that cited deaths at the hands of the police.
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LightSail 2 "phoned home" today in the wee hours of the morning, a good sign that it's well set up to achieve its main mission of actually unfurling its solar sail, which will propel the spacecraft forward in a planned course that will raise its orbit higher than its current point.
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You find it in Melvin Edwards's delicate-dangerous "Curtain (for William and Peter)" made from barbed wire and chains, and in David Hammons's unfurling 1975 "Bag Lady in Flight," its winglike form collaged from plain paper bags ornamented with grease stains and patches of hair collected in Harlem barber shops.
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It was not the sort of place, for instance, where a beloved local politician might find someone unfurling his middle finger at him during Labor Fest — until 2011, which happened to be the year that Scott Walker, a flamboyantly anti-union and polarizing figure, took up residence in the governor's mansion.
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After a decade of unglamorous work for local prosecutors and a studied induction into San Francisco's social elite, a Candidate Harris was by turns a society-page veteran and a prolific loiterer at supermarket parking lots, unfurling an ironing board from her back seat as a canvas for campaign literature.
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Her trippy, psychedelia-inspired world, which fuses fashion with the music-saturated culture of the '60s, has been unfurling on New York's runways since her first wildly colorful show in 1991 — staged with the encouragement of her friends, photographer Steven Meisel and supermodels Naomi Campbell, Linda Evangelista and Christy Turlington.
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In the video, Bofale smiles before amidst greenery, pastels and flowers, folding paper and playing along to the song, a jaunty rock song with its share of unfurling guitar leads that wouldn't feel out of place on a Felt record, or a Captured Tracks release from the early part of this decade.
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Because all this occurred while protesters were at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, unfurling banners and scattering pill bottles inside the Sackler Wing, which is named for the family that owns Purdue Pharma, the company that makes the powerful painkilling drug OxyContin, and who are at the heart of the American opioid epidemic.
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Hacking tools believed to belong to the NSA that were leaked online last month appear to be the root cause of a major cyber attack unfurling throughout Europe and beyond, security researchers said, stoking fears that the spy agency's powerful cyber weapons had been stolen and repurposed by hackers with nefarious goals.
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Racial slurs that reflect their day and age are uttered a few times, but lest we ruin our enjoyment of such great works, we should be slow to judge, because, as with the flow of time unfurling in this vast collection, 25 years from now who knows what will make us uneasy.
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For Wax Idols (helmed by ex-White Lung firebrand Hether Fortune), the focus will be on the recently released American Tragic LP, while King Woman (who are voiced by Kristina Esfandiari, ex-Whirr and currently of Miserable) will be unfurling gossimer sonic waves from their Doubt EP—and hopefully, tease us with some new material.
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In simply being drawn to working with the rich diversity found in nature — ferns still unfurling, wildflowers, old roses (all hard to find, especially from the wholesale market) — they began talking to each other, finding sources, farmers, foragers, pressuring the wholesalers to supply better things, who in turn pressure their growers to grow better things.
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But whether she's singing from the perspective of a woman whose job at an oil refinery has rendered her unable to bear children, or another who sleeps with one eye open for fear that an old lover over might return, it feels more like the unfurling of an idea that was there all along.
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According to CNN, seven other members of the group were also arrested for unfurling a banner reading "Abolish ICE" on the pedestal below the statue, a violation of National Park Service rules, which bans "flags, posters, banners and other similar items exceeding 20 feet in length by three feet in width" from the Statue of Liberty.
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And while a conversation about touch and consent has been taking place in schools, churches, sports and medicine for some time now, the yoga studio remains a place where the simple act of unfurling a mat signals to many teachers — of good repute or not, of good intentions or not — that they can touch you as they see fit.
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From the poster of Chris Offili's exhibition at the Tate, to the paint-covered sign welcoming people to a housing project, to song lyrics unfurling across the painting's surface, to the wallpaper, furniture, and decorative pottery, to an oversized painter's palette, to the bloodied head of a white man lying on a pillow — everything feels urgent and necessary.
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After stepping off the emotional roller coaster of shock, then morbid self-reflection of my personal hygiene, and then the strange satisfaction of feeling these super-packed bundles of lint unfurling as I removed them from their very expensive cave, I ran over to my charging cable and enjoyed the first satisfying plug-snap I've felt in over a year.
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It's manifest in students' interactions with colleges even before they enroll, as those institutions, intent on increasing the number of applications they receive and on snagging as many valedictorians, class presidents and soccer captains as they can, come at them as merchants, clamoring for their attention, competing for their affection and unfurling their wares with as much ceremony and gloss as possible.
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I see acupuncturists jamming needles into my heels, a yoga mat unfurling again and again, bupropion, Klonopin, trazodone, lorazepam, Zoloft, Sam-e, St. John's wort, boxes upon boxes of Advil PM. I see all the beds I've slept in, or haven't been able to sleep in, or haven't been able to get out of when the sun shone through the window.
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She becomes aware of a stream of water licking its way down the end of her hair and into the collar of her slicker, and then slipping coolly across the bare skin of her left shoulder and then over her left breast and across her lower left rib cage and entering her navel and unfurling itself luxuriously over her right hip.
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Therefore, you'll commonly spot them unfurling their gigantic newspapers as elaborately as that bit in Love, Actually when Rowan Atkinson is wrapping up the necklace that Alan Rickman is buying for his secretary or whatever—arms spread like the fucking Angel of the North, while you're just trying to get through a claustrophobic train journey without having a panic attack.
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As a unit, Indian was absolutely punishing, and just as ugly, mean, and confrontational as I remember; with lips curled and eyes squeezed shut, guitarists Will Lindsay and Dylan O'Toole traded off corrosive howls, Ron DeFries dug into the low end, anchoring the agony, and Mark Solotroff of Bloodyminded and Anatomy of Habit held court in a corner of the stage, unfurling peals of anxious noise.
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Although his drawings often serve to illustrate passages of his grand, unfurling narrative (in which his other alter ego, "Saint Adolf," later exuberantly creates the universe), the texts that appear within his pictures are not merely descriptive captions: sometimes they also help propel the storytelling and incorporate an element that is present throughout much of Wölfli's grand oeuvre — a distinct musicality that becomes very evident when his texts, which he wrote in his native Swiss-German dialect, are read aloud.
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You need do nothing more than ride a bike to savor its charm: Past the fish farmers in row boats on the emerald-green river pulling up water grass to feed to carp in the shallows; the steeples of riverbank churches framed by the backdrop of hump-like hills, the water buffaloes lolling in watery rice paddies where women in conical hats bend down to plant; the white storks taking flight as an orange sun sets over oceans of open farmland and unfurling mountain ranges.
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They chanted slogans like "No war, no warming" and "Drop BP." They handed out flyers and talked with visitors about the purposes of the protest, and they frequently sang this haunting refrain: We are the people rising When oil burns and armies grow You stole our past and future It's time for you to go, go, go Time for you to go The activists proceeded to fan out around the exterior Reading Room, unfurling a long series of banners that had to be smuggled into the museum, which wrapped around the full space, measuring over 200 meters in total.
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