Some clinicians will take anyone who walks through the door.
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The salesmen barely lift their eyes as Kienholz walks through.
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He walks through a crowd, scanning phones and gathering intel.
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On subsequent walks through the zone, he captured hundreds more.
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Mayor Luigi Brugnaro walks through the flooded St Mark's Square.
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In a Twitter thread, he walks through some possible regulatory structures.
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An official walks through debris at the scene of the explosion.
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Meanwhile, a man in a gorilla costume walks through the shot.
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A YouTube video walks through the process of creating the WebTuner.
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The graduating class then walks through the gate on Commencement Day.
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As she walks through a mansion, a telephone rings and rings.
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As he walks through the house, he first removes his shoes.
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Orhan Pamuk walks through his city, photographing its streets at night.
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She walks through the rain in a pair of blue socks.
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Hoashi walks through a legal cannabis shop called Chronic Pain Releaf.
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Source: Kurtis Productions Nagin shamed, walks through a sea of reporters.
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Julie Robles walks through a flooded neighborhood in Immokalee on Sept. 11.
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Beatrice Evangeline, 3, walks through a narrowly shoveled path in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg walks through an audience at Mobile World Congress.
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Furze walks through how he constructed the shield in an earlier video.
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A Kashmiri man walks through the snow into the mist in Srinagar.
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Melchiorri walks through one suite, which he says is "$1,000" a night.
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My cousin and I found it in our walks through the undergrowth.
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Fall offers up dreamy date activities (hello, long walks through autumn foliage).
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In a smart piece in Slate, Josh Voorhees walks through the evidence.
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We slept late and took long walks through town, wary of bears.
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But you should see their faces when he walks through the door.
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The robot's digital memories are visualized as Major physically walks through them.
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A young resident of Brussels walks through the pedestrian area of the capital.
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A member of the Afghan National Police walks through ruins of a house.
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A man walks through debris from Sunday's earthquake in West Lombok, Indonesia, Saturday
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She walks through the forest looking crazed, and starts to explore the caves.
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Of course, Criss and his handsome face walks through the door in chains.
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That Stephanie literally walks through fire to reach freedom — her freedom — inspires me.
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She walks through Thornhill until she finds her parents at the dinner table.
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And if Jesus walks through our world in disguise, rudeness is un-Christian.
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It's not all meaningful conversations and phone-free walks through the quad for Frejd.
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A man walks through the elevator doors, and Gelman throws him a friendly wave.
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Donnie Spielman walks through debris at her sister's house in Key Largo on Tuesday.
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A villager walks through a collapsed house in Pemenang after the earthquake hit Lombok.
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Every patient who walks through the door believes their best selves no longer exist.
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You won't have to cover your eyes as Aunt Lydias walks through the door.
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He walks through the halls and is having flashbacks to his high school days.
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McLean, in full fursuit, walks through the Mandalay Bay Convention Center during Evo 2018.
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Like, what is going to happen when Prince actual Harry walks through the doors?
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Posey is 2-for-6 with a homer and two walks through two games.
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A worker walks through farm fields in Los Banos, California on May 5, 2015.
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But the minute she walks through the door she knows something is not right.
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As one walks through the darkened space, each sculpture feels like a programmed event.
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He also walks through Central Park on mornings he does not have a match.
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When Mr. Kassou walks through the park, he is greeted like a rock star.
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Keith Bradsher of the NYT walks through the effects a weaker currency would have.
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No one walks through the door without being met with a tail-wagging hello.
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But as Bev walks through the decaying apartment, the camera catches glimpses of Mrs.
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She enters the woods, walks through the blue flames, and her white dress turns black.
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The plane is in completely darkness as Prairie walks through the aisle to a passenger.
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Alice Tolson walks through debris at her house in New Bern, North Carolina, on Saturday.
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The refugees get occasional monitored walks through the duty-free store to stretch their legs.
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The scene closes as a high heel-clad Carrie walks through an empty Times Square.
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Andrew Archie walks through death row at the Georgia Diagnostic and Classification Prison, on Dec.
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A new video from the American Chemical Society's Reactions channel walks through how that works.
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Primarily, she walks through King's Landings' iconic throne room, empty, burned, and destroyed beyond repair.
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As the song plays, an animated Rogers walks through a neighboorhood while greeting his friends.
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This article walks through what's at stake, and what CEOs, boards and investors can do.
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As Rosa walks through an Ares banquet, we see corpses littering the blood-soaked ground.
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Michael J. LoPuzzo walks through the tall wooden doors of the 40th Precinct station house.
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" As soon as she walks through the front door she hears his footsteps overhead. "Doug?
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Assaulting a fighter as he or she walks through the crowd is a bad look.
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Once there, she walks through the building and approaches her tattoo-clad victim, firing two shots.
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A man walks through a snowstorm outside the New Hampshire Democratic Party McIntyre-Shaheen 100 Club.
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In one video, a person casually walks through the frame while watching the helicopters fly overhead.
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A firefighter walks through a burned property after the Kincade fire tore through Healdsburg, Oct. 27.
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An orange mist floats low over the ground as Diana walks through to find scattered bodies.
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The priest walks through the center of the iconostasis, upon which icons of saints are hung.
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He prefers, say those who know him, to take walks through Arlington Cemetery in the evenings.
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In one, you can see the back of Gomez's head as she walks through the restaurant.
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A new TED-Ed video by Lea Gaslowitz walks through how, exactly, graphs can mislead you.
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She walks through machine gun fire on the Western Front with admirable fortitude but little foresight.
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Throughout this investigation, the musician walks through a cloud of debris left floating in mid air.
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A utility worker walks through downed power lines along a causeway in Nags Head, Sept. 7.
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Footage shows those around him spitting and yelling at him as he walks through the crowd.
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He walks through a room: is that a nightclub, a sex club, or a mob-run kickback?
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The paper walks through a few different reasons why the nutrition program might have had that effect.
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A firefighter walks through a burned area of the Gibralter Ridge fire looking for embers still burning.
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When the ranger walks through the brush of grass, the blades obscure the viewer's point of view.
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Comedian Romesh Ranganathan tries to calm them down and then walks through the steps of using Twitter.
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But when Perry walks through the arrivals terminal it's clear Celeste steadfastly refuses to face her demons.
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As Marjorie brushes past him, she walks through his shoes as if they weren't there at all.
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"Part of our mission is to take care of everybody who walks through our doors," Golden said.
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Lamet had allowed only that run on two hits and no walks through his first four innings.
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This Wall Street Journal deep dive walks through the fall of one of America's most iconic brands.
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A person walks through the Fulton Center station in Lower Manhattan in New York City, March 15.
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The overhaul will touch virtually every corner of the college, starting with who walks through the door.
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These individuals should be given the green light to engage when evil walks through the classroom door.
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Fernando walks through the door of the hospital room when I've been in labor almost 24 hours.
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The solution at St. Jude: to offer palliative therapies for everyone who walks through the hospital's doors.
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Still, Mr. Meyer expects hosts to respond quickly when a plus-size diner walks through the door.
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The Right Stuff In the Blockbuster, Carol walks through the VHS section and stops at this 1983 movie.
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At one point, Andy Warhol walks through a scene that reconstructs a wild night at the Chelsea Hotel.
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We serve whoever walks through out door, no matter their race, creed, sexual orientation, political party or whatever.
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A few years ago, Paul Cocksedge began noticing something odd on his walks through his East London neighborhood.
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Jeffrey Wright gives a play-by-play narration of his character, Bernard's, movements, as he walks through Westworld.
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Morton walks through the clinical definitions and qualifiers of the disorder, as Dawson cuts in clips of Jake.
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Local resident Kathy Neihaet walks through her damaged neighborhood after Hurricane Harvey hit Port Aransas, Texas, on Aug.
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A man dressed as Santa Claus walks through the press briefing room at the White House on Dec.
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For all the long-winded analyses and rage sessions with friends, a person walks through that field alone.
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Composition Camera walks through some of film's most memorable scenes and shows why great cinematography is so important.
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He had shut out Washington on one hit and no walks through four innings before he fell apart.
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From the moment he walks through the door, parishioners forget the dreary weather as electricity fills the room.
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He will be able to make it rain as he walks through his local Pottery Barn in July.
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In the video, premiering today on Creators, Krussia raps as he walks through the streets of New York.
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Bob Corker (R-Tenn.) walks through the White House grounds on Monday for the annual Easter Egg Roll.
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When she walks through crowds after a performance, people rush to her side to have their picture taken.
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Another staff member walks through the room, shouting out an offer for free HIV and hepatitis C testing.
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Related: Paul Krugman, with the help of charts, walks through 10 lies he sees about the tax plan.
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Cover: A man walks through storm debris following a deadly tornado Tuesday, March 3, 2020, in Nashville, Tenn.
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In an early sequence set in Miguel's Mexican town, the fictional Santa Cecilia, he walks through a cemetery.
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We last see Elsie, at 82, with an old family retainer, taking long walks through the English countryside.
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" In the words of Professor Wills, "He walks through social barriers and taboos as if they were cobwebs.
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Since at least 1913, no Braves pitcher has issued zero walks through the first 12 games of his career.
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Gun drawn, he walks through a gate to the entrance of the mosque and begins firing on people inside.
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She walks through the doorway, inhaling the day's first whiff of stale beer and citrus, and flips a switch.
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"I mean, when D.J. Tanner walks through your front door, it's just mind-blowing," one of the superfans said.
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In it she walks through the ruined shell of the Iron Throne room while white flakes fall around her.
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I'm going to treat anyone who walks through the door like gold — whether people know your name or not.
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In the trailer, actor Patrick Warbuton plays Lemony Snicket, the series' narrator, as he walks through the show's set.
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In the video, Burrough walks through different rooms in his house to demonstrate how lighting can change the interface.
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AND WE'VE ALWAYS STRIVED TO CREATE A WARM, WELCOMING ENVIRONMENT FOR EVERY SINGLE PERSON WHO WALKS THROUGH THAT DOOR.
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They're perfect for walks through the snowy woods, shoveling out your driveway, and heading out to the grocery store.
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As he walks through the office, look at the walls and you'll see a few different signs hanging up.
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Once I had settled into my apartment in the Riviera, I began to take long walks through Upper Manhattan.
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The second anyone walks through the door, he thrusts a glass of whiskey on the rocks into their hands.
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Cole Hamels (7-7) held the Padres scoreless on three hits and three walks through the first four innings.
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Atlanta right-hander Julio Teheran struck out four and allowed three hits and three walks through six shutout innings.
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My favorites were our walks through Lincoln Commons, commonly referred to as Lincoln Park, in our hometown, Malden, Mass.
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So most days, Deisi puts her jacket and walks through cold, windy weather to the restaurant where she works.
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Bee walks through all of that and more, even drawing on an Alien analogy to top off her segment.
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I don't choose who walks through my door, I just know that when they're there, I'm doing business with them.
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Obama waves as he walks through the colonnade after he departs the Oval Office for the last time as president.
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A firefighter walks through San Pellegrino, in Perugia province, southeast of Norcia, after the 6.2-magnitude earthquake hit central Italy.
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To Go Get Breakfast at Sleepaway Camp For those brisk, chilly walks through the dewy grass to the dining hall.
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A police officer walks through a security tunnel at a technology exhibition at the Dubai World Trade Centre, October 2017.
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A man walks through a field of alfalfa and oats (the green strip) in Krasnoyarsk region, Russia, on Aug. 26.
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As part of the hallucination, Dany walks through a huge room that looks like it's been gutted in a fire.
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Grant walks through the process every step of the way, until the home is finally ready to be moved into.
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Each of the Climate Reality Project's training events is attended by Gore, who walks through the slideshow with every audience.
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Aaron's mom is overjoyed to see him, yet she still calls him "Alison" the moment he walks through the door.
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Valerian walks through a red light district on an unnamed planet—the atmosphere is half Total Recall half-Blade Runner.
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Ethan climbs a huge set of stairs, hugs someone behind the decks, and walks through the crowd high-fiving people.
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It was sunny on Friday, the kind of day Father Flynn relished, especially during his regular walks through the neighborhood.
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There are certain things in life I meander through: cooking dinner, long walks through Central Park, and paying my rent.
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Unnoticed by the reporters, Ben Rhodes walks through the room, a half-beat behind a woman in leopard-print heels.
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NO ONE who now walks through that portal on that siding can casually believe that civilized behavior is guaranteed. pic.twitter.
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Adams walks through Manhattan's Greenwich Village on her way to her research assistant job at the Stern School of Business.
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There's this scene in the film where Martin, played by Gabriel Bateman, walks through a dark house with a candle.
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He said Mr. Rodriguez visits from Michoacán, Mexico, twice a year and walks through the neighborhood every day after lunch.
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As she walks through that dried mud and over those shards of glass, I see something in her. Energy. Empathy.
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He's even made dishes at his restaurants in Italy inspired by his walks through Union Square Market in New York.
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For Mr. Mika, old acquaintances have stopped and pointed at him when he walks through the hallways of the Capitol.
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Navratilova both talks about the discrimination Williams faces and walks through Saturday's events to explain how things got so nasty.
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During the day, you can go on long walks through the countryside and take scenic drives, but without any crowds.
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Jeomar Etulle, a Filipino farmer, walks through a thicket of trees in Cebu planted by an organization he helps manage.
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The piece walks through individual attacks and argues that the apps have no real case for not vetting their users.
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Every young person who walks through the door gets a warm meal, clean clothes, medical attention and a safe bed.
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In one, 17-year-old Fatime of Afghanistan walks through a near-empty refugee camp in an abandoned baseball stadium.
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I let myself be swept along to late-night karaoke and cozy taverns, polo matches, and long walks through Newport.
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Every few months, Williams asks a friend to watch her tent and walks through Hollywood to the Seventh Day Adventist Church.
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And then a spoiled heiress walks through Archer's door, throwing everything into the depraved chaos I had been craving all along.
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He walks through a factory, proclaiming his product is so gentle a toddler could use it, and then sends up competitors.
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We serve everyone who walks through our doors with genuine hospitality, not hate, and require all guests to do the same.
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A man holds his shoes in his hands as he walks through the Seine after it burst its banks in Paris.
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He walks through life without a plan, which slowly but surely gets on the nerves of his lover Sybil (Alia Shawkat).
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Now they have camera traps that if she walks through it will take a picture and immediately send me an email.
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A Japanese citizen walks through the damaged lands of Nagasaki, two months after the atomic bomb was dropped over the city.
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He walks through life as though he's in a trance, as if he's only just gotten up from a strange dream.
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I've always proclaimed the association between forest and disco, between morning walks through the brush and dancing to a strobe light.
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He struck out two batters in the first and allowed just one hit and two walks through his first five innings.
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In "She Said," Bloom denies that she pressured Holder, and says she walks through settlements line-by-line with her clients.
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"The IRS has a withholding calculator that walks through the variables you would want to consider when filling out a W4."
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For Mashable, a multiplatform media and entertainment company, these are key qualifications for any candidate who walks through their interview doors.
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Pauline leaves the keys on the hall table and walks through the house switching lights on in a seemingly arbitrary fashion.
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Suh attached three cameras to his daughter's stroller, creating a panoramic view of walks through London and Seoul with his children.
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"How's it gonna look if I start dating the first cute Black guy who walks through the firm's doors?" she asks.
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My father often took us for long drives around the city and lingering, tree-covered walks through our favorite forested park.
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I started to think about that as Elaine Herzberg's trajectory, as she walks through the median that had a brick area.
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It's also the perfect introduction to a record that walks through a personal history without ever falling into self-referential nostalgia.
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She takes you on walks through cities — something Kalman loves to do, and which I imagine she currently misses very much.
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He lives with his dog, a German shepherd, which he likes to take on walks through the forests near his home.
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Kigali, Rwanda -- In the darkness of the Kigali night, Eric walks through a maze of cement homes crowned in corrugated metal.
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When she walks through the halls, she recognizes faces from the community and even from her days working as a school teacher.
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He struck out two batters in the first and had allowed just one hit and two walks through his first five innings.
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Thorp mutters notes into a voice recorder while he walks through the mountains looking for bees -- listing the flowers and the insects.
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A 4-year-old girl walks through snow in a field near her home in Bielefeld, Germany, in the winter of 1967.
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Remember the scene in Minority Report where Tom Cruz walks through the mall and thousands of holographic ads pop up around him?
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Rather, the faux glitzy draw of Time Square porn theaters, offering titles like Trader Hornee and Hammerhead, light their walks through life.
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Others find ways to bond with the bigger community of players out there who enjoy peaceful (and respectful) walks through the sites.
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And they charge significant "facility fees" to anyone who walks through their doors to seek treatment — including patients seeking a rabies vaccine.
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"Any person who walks through our doors will receive assistance based on their need and our capacity to help," the website reads.
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The writer walks through a second and a third dream by Mr. Bakraoui, including one he allegedly had after the Paris attacks.
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In your free time, you enjoy taking long walks through the farmers market and Instagramming photogenic baskets of organic, rain-dappled tomatoes.
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As Wall Street comes alive, an employee walks through Federal Hall with the New York Stock Exchange reflected in the glass door.
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" By the time Swift survives injury, faces hunger and literally walks through fire, he renames himself with Melvillean flourish — "Call me Wander.
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Mr. Warner has maintained his commitment to fitness, adding regular walks through the underground tunnels on Mount Sinai's complex to collect mail.
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Mr. Bauer, who served as White House counsel to President Obama, walks through the legal argument and the practical administrative impact here.
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Photographer Jill Streefland captured a bride raising her hands in triumph on her wedding day as she walks through a crowded street.
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He stealthily slides in with visitors sans scares, and walks through the maze with the same aimless terror seen in the film.
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She responds with a quick come-hither hand gesture and walks through an arched doorway into a small stone-walled courtyard beyond.
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Today's the day the convenience store chain offers a free small Slurpee to any customer who walks through its doors, no strings attached.
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He struck out two batters in the first inning and had allowed just one hit and two walks through his first five innings.
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Amanda walks through her own process of finding her current boyfriend on 'The League' and how it came down to meeting more people.
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A man walks through the crowd during an Arlo Guthrie concert at a Woodstock 50th anniversary event in Bethel, New York, Aug. 15.
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We want every single person who walks through the doors to feel the same, which is to feel hope and to feel loved.
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Photo: A man walks through a flooded street as Hurricane Matthew passes through the area on October 7, 2016 in St Augustine, Florida.
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Jenner then walks through the crowd, picks up a can of Pepsi and hands it to one of the riot control police officers.
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With illustrations, Oh Joy Sex Toy walks through various how-tos or explainers relating to such topics as "daddy/little" relationships or menopause.
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Katyal's brief also walks through the statement the President made during the campaign referring to a "Muslim ban" and the June 5 tweets.
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But, as Buzzfeed points out, those source tags are easily faked — a set of instructions on Reddit walks through the process right here.
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As Teresa walks through the seemingly empty town, dragging a suitcase, she passes its boozy doctor, Domingas (Sônia Braga, the one and only).
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The paper walks through five different ways a household cleaning robot could encounter safety problems, then details some math to avoid these problems.
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"Generally a tourist walks through Times Square and says, 'Hey, this is cool and fun,'" said Mr. Tompkins of the Times Square Alliance.
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"We have ... been working in earnest to move the needle and improve outcomes for every child that walks through our doors," Christopher wrote.
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It is not a public hospital, meaning it is not required to take anyone who walks through its doors, but it often does.
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Tour guides — including Mr. Escobar's top hit man, John Jairo Velásquez, known as Popeye — take customers on walks through the cartel's old haunts.
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How much substance can there be in the lines of text when the hero walks through the woods and talks to a squirrel?
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When an adult fly first lands in a pool of wet blood, it also walks through it, changing the appearance of the stain.
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In his walks through Green-Wood, Jensen was drawn to its 182 beech trees, with their pale, sinewy trunks and purple and green leaves.
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Alex Kipman, Microsoft's HoloLens inventor, walks through web browsing, holograms, gaming (including SteamVR), and even the AltspaceVR social space during a 30-minute presentation.
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In the second, he walks through a city and is given clothes with different messages that help him liberate himself from his assigned identity.
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Stone collector Luigi Lineri, 79, walks through his stone collection, sourced from the Adige river, at his home workshop in Zevio, near Verona, Italy.
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Harvesting is gruelling work, says Stewart Lockwood, the director of field operations at Limoneira, as he walks through one of the company's lemon groves.
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A former al-Qaida commander, Harith al-Ezzi, walks through streets destroyed in fighting in the southern Yemeni city of Taiz in this Feb.
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Equipped with a small pushcart and collection bins, a two-person team conducts daily walks through the neighborhood, gathering waste bags and doing repairs.
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After 23 years behind bars, his sister wrote in a Facebook post, a formerly incarcerated man walks through the door of his family's house.
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Efrain Suarez walks through a barren terrain near the Volcan de Fuego, or "Volcano of Fire," in San Miguel Los Lotes, Guatemala on Wednesday.
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It's his only Academy Award, and, not coincidentally, The Fugitive is the only movie where he walks through the Chicago St. Patrick's Day Parade.
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Philip is filled with rage at Rachel, whom he blames for Ambrose's death, until the day that she walks through his door in Cornwall.
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The report walks through a decade of science, listing studies that find in favor of e-cigarettes as well as studies that do not.
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From the moment your manager walks through the door to the end of his or her presentation, your eyes and attention are locked in.
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"Anyone that walks through our doors, we are going to help them," said Mr. Fugate, who owns the store with his partner, Tom Hamilton.
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The warnings about long walks through the park to get to the site, along with a forecast for rain, are turning some people off.
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Somalia is being reinvented by a new generation, and the audacious, shrouded widow Waliya walks through its ruined streets, dead certain of her place.
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For each variable, DJI walks through the range of possibilities considered by the summit — from optimistic to pessimistic — aiming for the most realistic result.
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Cover: President Donald Trump walks through the Colonnade at the White House as he heads to the Rose Garden, June 14, 2019, in Washington.
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Vinny, basically acting as a butler and waiting at the front door, slips the ring box into Mike's hands as he walks through the threshold.
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Dany leaves a wintery King's Landing and walks through a passageway to the Wall — remember, this is magic — and finds a tent outside the boundary.
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Mufeed Ahmad Malik, a high school physical education teacher, walks through villages in south Kashmir like a letter carrier, delivering homework assignments door to door.
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L. Patrick Gray III, the acting director of the FBI, walks through a door bearing his name as he enters his new office in Washington.
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While it served me well on slow walks through my neighborhood, it was far too slow to handle a chaotic scene like a dog park.
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She wears three-piece suits and six-inch heels to pick her child up from school and walks through a playground in a full tuxedo.
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The notes are distributed throughout the space so that, as the visitor walks through the installation, they hear a different harmonic composition at each point.
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Deciding he needed a hobby, Smith bought his first camera and began taking photographs during long walks through the wild Barossa Valley near their home.
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Lorraine Broughton walks through the front door, drops her coat into the doorman's hand, and cruises through the room like a ravenous, blank-eyed shark.
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This is not your usual cat-themed picture book: Wenzel's cat "walks through the world" and is seen on each page by a different animal.
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This club is a funnel through which you will slowly pour your cash along with they money of everyone else who walks through the door.
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In the "All the Stars" video, Lamar walks through a sea of golden geometric shapes floating against a black background, past women draped in gold.
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Their walks through the streets, attempts to find jobs and search for makeshift lodging give Onuzo an opportunity to provide colorful commentary on the city.
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The explorers belong to HK Urbex, a so-called urban exploration collective whose expeditions often require trespassing or walks through dark, abandoned or dangerous sites.
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Nicole, a senior at Towson University, said that her brother, 20, walks through crowded parties with his hands on his chest for the same reason.
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Again and again, I see him standing up in the dust-filled store as the bell chimes, ready to meet whoever walks through the door.
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Vice President Pence walks through the Capitol between meetings on Tuesday, when he also cast the deciding vote to confirm Betsy DeVos as Education Secretary.
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As he walks through Aston's Gaydon factory, Palmer points to several rows of dashboards mounted on carriers and crowded into a corner of the plant.
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Highlighting the global connections of music along the way, several pairings of instruments break up the space as the visitor walks through the elongated gallery.
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Cover image: An Orthodox Jewish man walks through the parking lot of a supermarket, Tuesday, March 26, 2019, in Rockland County, N.Y. (AP Photo/Julie Jacobson)
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The detective walks through the Staff Only section of the country club and finds a wooden door and a set of stairs leading to the basement.
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He walks through the orb, because time and space are flimsy constructs in Legion, and finds a version of Syd, who says she's from the future.
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"We want every kid that walks through this school to be inspired, to come ... away with something, something where they can give back," James told Lemon.
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Princess Diana walks through one of the safety corridors of an active minefield in Angola during a campaign calling for land mines to be outlawed worldwide.
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De Zuviría charted the effects of the corralito through 123 black and white photographs of the shuttered storefronts he encountered during his walks through the capital.
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" Now his character Timon walks through the African plains with Beyoncé's Nala, and they appear together on Lion King classic, "Can You Feel the Love Tonight?
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A squad of full-time police walks through the market making sure security cameras are working and ordering shop assistants to put their helmets back on.
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So there's one shot in the movie where he walks through a door out onto a roof, and that's really him on top of a skyscraper.
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Wilmer Wilson IV references the police intimidation technique of "turf dropping" in his endurance performance "Channel," where he walks through the city's neighborhoods with a television.
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A Syrian refugee kisses his daughter as he walks through a rainstorm toward Greece's border with Macedonia, near the Greek village of Idomeni, September 10, 2015.
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Gary and I are first introduced just two hours after we depart the Windy City, as he walks through the carriage to take people's dinner reservations.
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If a person with measles walks through a room with a hundred people who are not immunized, up to 90 of them will get the disease.
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Clutching the heavy-machinery operating manual against his chest, he walks through the kitchen and stands by a padlocked door next to the dining room table.
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He does everything from point out small, ambiguous, but possibly important errors to show footage of himself repeating takes on his "spontaneous" walks through a location.
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In the nearly nine-minute video, Schilling walks through the team's actions and highlights Chapman in the frame so viewers can keep track of his progress.
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As she walks through the streets of Braavos bleeding out, she seems to fear that she is being followed by the Waif, who could be anyone.
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Ken Hilgers, 69, pictured above, is a retired paper mill powerhouse operator who teaches the art of boxing to any child who walks through the door.
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"The Trump White House is very much under siege," Mikhaila Fogel and Benjamin Wittes write in an Atlantic piece that walks through the White House's problems.
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She has "quiet days" that she spends lying on the sofa watching TV, staring at the ceiling, or disappearing on long walks through their suburban subdivision.
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Manila, Philippines — Breastfeeding her three-month-old daughter, Hazel Encarnacion, 16, walks through the narrow alleyways of Tondo, one of Manila's poorest and most crowded neighborhoods.
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Tyrion walks through what's left of King's Landing, barely able to look at the piles of charred bodies — many of them children — and the dazed, bloody survivors.
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What follows is, structurally, a classic quest narrative; Peter walks through dark woods both literally and metaphorically, breaks his foot, encounters characters who help or threaten him.
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He walks through the coops barefoot, shares coffee from the same cup with his hens and sometimes sleeps next to them in his bed, he tells PEOPLE.
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Understandably, she's still pissed about his disappearing act and becomes even more annoyed when he walks through the hospital's door and tries to act like everything's great.
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The movie constantly calls itself out, taking digs at nauseating frat habits like objectifying every woman who walks through their door and other eyeroll-inducing bro behavior.
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In his report, special counsel Mueller walks through at least 10 specific instances in which the president or his staff may have engaged in obstruction of justice.
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You don't know how the person who walks through the door when you're having a business meeting with them comports to the person you've seen on stage.
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Beinart walks through the data on Republican ads that feature Pelosi as well as the social-science research on the prejudices that voters hold against female politicians.
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"If somebody with measles just walks through an airport, that one person could easily give measles to some others who breath the same air," Dr. Muscat said.
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Shigeru Ban documents a week in his life, in which he walks through Paris, visits his latest building in Switzerland and has a rare moment of rest.
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Even her commercials contain odes to her love of travel, like when she played Alec Baldwin's assistant as he walks through an airport and boards a plane.
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But that overflow exists partly because everyone who walks through the door wants to emphasize his or her thanks for being there, and does so in calories.
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These days, Dr. Fajgenbaum, now 31, walks through the hallways of Penn's medical center, his frame again projecting the easy confidence of the athlete he once was.
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So to reverse-engineer it, Pew researchers took more than 170,000 "random walks" through YouTube over a period of six weeks, letting the site's recommendations be their guide.
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The person who committed the crime steps out from the land of their nightmarish memories, walks through a doorway and sits down nervously in a small, folding chair.
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First, Deuber walks through the room with "great acoustics" that houses the couple's Steinway grand piano and a bar with custom wood to match that of the instrument.
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A man walks through floods waters and onto the main road after surveying his property which was hit by Hurricane Harvey in Rockport, Texas, U.S. August 26, 2017.
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We haven't seen each other in three weeks, and you'd think it would have been a lifetime with the hug we have when she walks through the door.
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The Innocent Man, directed by Clay Tweel, walks through each stage of the controversial events using a mix of interviews, including Grisham himself, archival footage and dramatic reenactments.
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In the video, the rapper walks through the most touristic part of New Orleans, and through the Magnolia Projects, better known as the birthplace of Cash Money Records.
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Everyone in the house is anxious to see who walks through the doors next and to get the tea on what is going on in the main house.
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We're not so presumptuous to think that we know what the future looks like, but we're confident that when it walks through the door we sometimes recognize it.
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In an early scene in the first episode of Homecoming, Amazon's new psychological thriller series, Julia Roberts walks through a series of rooms, talking rapidly on her phone.
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Even though Times Square is full of tourists, and many locals try to avoid it, Sabatier said he seeks it out and walks through it when he can.
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""Disenchantment" season 2 — "High-spirited Princess Bean walks through hell to save a friend, learns about a mystical destiny set for her, and helps restore her father's kingdom.
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So to reverse-engineer it, Pew researchers took more than 303,000 "random walks" through YouTube over a period of six weeks, letting the site's recommendations be their guide.
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He works seven days a week, greets everyone who walks through the door with a big, hospitable smile, and can banter effortlessly while scooping falafel into perfect spheres.
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One said he would consume big lines of drone with his roommate and go for long walks through the night around residential streets and parks in south London.
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In a photo of the tattoo shared on Imgur, footprints, like those that appear across the Marauder's Map as someone walks through Hogwarts, appear in plain black ink.
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There is real pleasure in following yet subverting cinematic grammar: A door opens in a scene from a silent comedy and a '90s movie star walks through it.
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Both states also have experiences beyond seeing popular sights such as cooking classes with locals, walks through off-the-beaten-path neighborhoods and trips to lesser-known parks.
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They also get public patients sometimes: If somebody walks through their doors without checking whether Epworth is public or private, they'll talk about payment while considering treatment options .
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Morgan Stanley analyst Adam Jonas issued a research note Monday that walks through a sum-of-the-parts analysis that suggests Jeep is worth more than Fiat Chrysler.
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Over the four minute long video, FKA twigs stretches the walls, walks through mirrors, and gloriously dances on her own, shaking off the mundanity of the work day.
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I fight today so the next little girl who walks through the doors of this (police) department or any department will not have to suffer for 603 years.
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The gunman walks through the baggage claim area at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport, just steps behind a man and two boys, and pulls a handgun from his waistband.
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Chad walks through his house with no pants on, oddly giggles at the word "slit," and doesn't notice the delivery guy's abdomen has been sliced like it was pizza.
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During a no-holds-barred interview with ABC's George Stephanopoulos Friday morning about his new book, Comey walks through his first meeting with Trump at Trump Tower last January.
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Mr Gore trudges through the melting ice of the Arctic and walks through flooded streets in Miami, where some roads have been raised in response to rising ocean levels.
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A person carrying a wreath of flowers walks through the parking lot at the Greenville Avenue Church of Christ for the funeral service for Botham Shem Jean on Sept.
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Nola Hanson, who's half of the size of Muhammad Ali but walks through the world with something like his casually worn, hard-won confidence, holds up two padded palms.
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However, the YouTube channel iDeviceHelp posted this video earlier this week walks through all the steps, and sure enough, it looks like they're able to break into the phone.
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Dinklage, representing Doritos Blaze, spits fire lip-syncing along to Busta Rhymes' rapid-fire verse on Chris Brown's "Look at Me Now" as he walks through a burning room.
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Grand Rapids schoolchildren routinely visit, with special curriculum related to the botanical components, physical education activities tied to the sculpture garden, and, of course, walks through the art galleries.
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Similarly, Curtis Talwst Santiago's painting "A Luz" (2018) portrays a threshold moment: a figure of mere lines — perhaps an imagined ancestor — walks through an archway in a soft haze.
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As we've reported ... cops have confirmed with us they have video of Jussie with a rope draped around his neck as he walks through the lobby of his building.
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Riz Ahmed continues to be brilliant in his portrayal of the defendant, quivering with fear and nerves as he walks through a version of Riker's Island stripped of color.
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As they talk about the illusion of love and its attainability, Zdzisław walks through the frame and looks directly at the lens, indicating his agency in filming his family.
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He's so fucking insane that he walks through a pre-NBA Finals parking lot wrapped in a Toronto Raptors flag, trying to start fights with Golden State Warriors fans.
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One of the first things Kaneria points out is that Thom Yorke walks through 23 doors—the exact number of years he was with his former partner Rachel Owens.
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U.S. President Barack Obama walks through the the Museum of the City of Havana during a walking tour of the historic Old Havana guided by city historian Eusebio Leal.
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But, as she walks through the door to the gas chamber, she is restored to her real life in America, now with a new appreciation for her relatives' stories.
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They do not take long walks through the woods or ride bikes along paths or build secret forts while we are inside working or cooking or leading our lives.
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Ranked-choice systems, however, keep on counting until there are only two candidates left — and the following graphic walks through the results when other top-tier candidates are eliminated.
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She and partner Val brought out a Foxtrot for Disney night set to the tune "Belle," the song that in the movie plays as Belle walks through her town.
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One, for example helps its clients assess workplace injuries and required next steps; another walks through the steps of checking if a worker qualifies as a contractor, legally speaking.
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I've realized that transitions like this are often a one-way door; when one spouse walks through it, there is generally no going back to the life you had before.
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Jetlagged and jittery, Hass walks through the arrivals door at John F. Kennedy International Airport -- eyes darting left and right, scanning the sea of strange faces in front of him.
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Instead of moving forward to an uncertain future, Anna (in a blond wig) walks through a kind of time-wall (think Interstellar's fifth dimension) and goes back to the rave.
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A family (L) leaves their flooded home in a rural area of Naples and Fran Schaner (R) walks through water to see the damage to her home on Sept. 20173.
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He treats everyone who walks through the door at Iconoclast, a WeWork space for personal trainers, with the same amount of respect coupled with a tiny dose of tough love.
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In the Flea, we are all cheering you on, being positive, size inclusive, encouraging you to love yourself and embrace your curves and support everyone that walks through the door.
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The moment he walks through the front door, he goes into dad mode, changing diapers, mixing formula and breast milk (donated from other women) and soothing his babies to sleep.
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The documentary short follows crews as they use boom mics and all sorts of equipment to capture the sounds of vehicles, guns, and even the very foliage Drake walks through.
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While searching for her stolen dragons in the mysterious House of the Undying in the Season 2 finale, Daenerys walks through what people believe is a vision of the future.
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If you haven't had your fill of nerdy turbine videos, here's one that walks through a Lagerwey direct-drive turbine: This one has an elevator instead of a giant ladder.
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It is a knotty problem in Silicon Valley, where the value of a company is so often tied up in the intellectual firepower that walks through the door each morning.
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Elsewhere, another protagonist, Markus (Jesse Williams), walks through a town square packed with humans who are protesting androids for the same reason auto workers did eighty years prior: economic anxiety.
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Early in the story, the main character walks through a field and passes an "array of plant-vertebrate combinations," including droopy-eared rabbits, which she douses with her watering can.
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Still, the moments I know I will remember most will be snippets of long walks through evergreens, jagged mountain passes and around still lakes, mirrors for gray skies and chalets.
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As David walks through the halls, we get slippery cuts to his distorted perceptions, although we can't tell whether they're flashbacks or hallucinations or a reality that others can't see.
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" Brooks thought he would see a burst of sales that would then die own, so he told his employees, "'Everybody that walks through that door, they have to come back.
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Roseann Moring of The Omaha World-Herald walks through the candidates' big differences, including their stances on corporate-tax rates, trade, Medicare-for-all and political style (compromise or fight).
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The Cadillac manual walks through the steps to make that possible, as well as how to invoke the Teen Driver function, which can limit the top speed and radio volume.
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He also knows how quickly it can be taken away — something he says that he thinks about each time he walks through his door and sees his three young daughters.
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Very little falls beneath his notice: There are several scenes this season in which the queen (now played by Olivia Colman, taking over from Claire Foy) simply walks through rooms.
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Ever since last year's Final Four run, she has been stopped in hallways or on walks through campus by the same question: Aren't you the one who shoots without jumping?
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The video starts by showing a scene where Judge Dredd walks through a city, while another character, situated in a completely different reality from him, communicates back-and-forth with Dredd.
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Kelly walks through independent artist economics to explain how just one thousand true fans who will consistently support or purchase a creator's work can be enough to make a comfortable living.
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Nolan walks through the membership removal philosophy, saying that "three or four years ago" the Knights switched from an "Intent to Suspend" to an "Intent to Retain" philosophy with its members.
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A worker walks through smoke caused by a farming field set on fire to prepare it for its next yield at Chandhat, in the state of Haryana, south of Delhi, India.
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For this assignment, from the short walks through brick alleyways and strolls through historic parks to the T rides between restaurants and theaters, throughout the city I felt connected to people.
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The "Spain: Andalusia & Seville" self-guided tour begins in Seville and includes walks through cork oak forests and stays at family-owned inns (from $2,698 a person, based on double occupancy).
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On one of my walks through Dessau, a mostly sleepy town, I saw some disconcerting graffiti: a three-foot high swastika, spray-painted in yellow against the side of a shop.
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Every weekend he takes hundreds of people on free walks through Thessaloniki, drawing attention to the fine monuments that survive and the equally fine ones that were obliterated by archaeological crimes.
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Jerry Lembcke, a historian at Holy Cross, walks through what he sees as the major myths the documentary perpetuates, and provides an extensive reading list for anyone interested in diving deeper.
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In an announcement made on Instagram, JonBoy said that he'll ink anyone who walks through the West 4 Tattoo shop doors in NYC's Greenwich Village — but only if you swing by tomorrow.
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You can't help thinking of the scene in "Marathon Man" when the old Nazi is recognized by horrified Holocaust survivors as he walks through Manhattan's diamond district in Manhattan in broad daylight.
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Then the background score changes, indicating something important is happening, and the camera follows a gruff and moody hottie as he walks through the kitchen with a bike slung over his shoulders.
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As he walks through the process, he also uses the opportunity to talk viewers through the stereotypes associated with Klippel-Trenaunay syndrome, a condition that affects blood vessels, soft tissues, and bones.
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It walks through each relevant district, pointing out oddities and laying out how the Democratic plaintiffs were harmed by being "packed" together or by having their influence "cracked" into multiple Republican strongholds.
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As he wrote when Brooklyn, his eldest son, turned 17 last month, "We were given the most precious gift that makes us smile and proud every time he walks through the door."
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But Roma also shows what Cleo sees as she passes by rooms where her employers are bickering or as she walks through a bustling city dealing with recent outbreaks of student riots.
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"I am now planning my trip to Queensland, Australia, where I hope to take leisurely walks through the jungle, accompanied by a dozen or so of my namesake feeding on my ankles."
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Instead of recreating the usual crowd of spectators that flock to any politician in public, a single, silent boy walks through the villa's grounds and witnesses the film from start to finish.
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A giant, violet horse wipes the sleep from his eyes and walks through the night, as tinier creatures gallop around his ankles, gearing up for the night ahead or tucking themselves away.
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Croft makes an obligatory quip of disgust, then walks through the gore with the casual disappointment the rest of us experience stepping into a rain puddle on a day we wore sneakers.
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Finally, make sure you read Bill Gurley's seminal advice in this post: On the Road to Recap, where Bill walks through the behavior you see in a market reset and its consequences.
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Community health centers are the largest source of comprehensive primary care for medically underserved populations, and they must take everyone who walks through the doors — regardless of if the patient can pay.
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Helmreich wrote nearly 20 books, including "The New York Nobody Knows: Walking 6,000 Miles in the City," which chronicled his walks through New York City talking to and learning about its residents.
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In a scene puzzlingly late in the film, Mr. Blahnik, who apparently still makes samples by hand, walks through his factory and finesses a sensuous heel out of a stump of wood.
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They take care of every person who walks through our doors – whether that's helping with a problem, giving expert advice, or just letting someone take a break and listen to great music.
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"Bruno single-handedly created the art market in the Engadin," Miklos von Bartha asserts as he walks through the von Bartha S-chanf gallery — a satellite to his main site in Basel.
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In one scene, Nuku walks through the Oceanic art galleries at the Met, where ancestor poles from the Asmat people of New Guinea join a carved temple drum from the Austral Islands.
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As Maeve walks through, she sees dead hosts lying in pools of blood, and further on, the skeleton of a host, and blood being pumped in, creating a rosy glow in the skin.
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And then Woody Harrelson just walks through the door, Woody Harrelson decides to be an actor, and goes to LA, and walks into what I believe I've heard was his first audition ever.
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"We installed different sensors in space, so when the visitor puts on the Collar AG and walks through the space, our system will know their location," XCEED Artistic Director Chris Cheung tells Creators.
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Titled "THIS IS WHAT IS HAPPENING," Mendoza walks through her journey to discovering veganism, the impacts it's had on her overall health, and, ultimately, why she was forced to recently abandon the diet.
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" Dairy Queen closed the Zion location "until further notice," adding, "We expect our franchisees and their employees to treat every single person who walks through their doors with the utmost dignity and respect.
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It's also visible in his documentary Fale Com Estranhos (Talking to Strangers), in which he walks through the city with a companion and records the conversations they had with people along the way.
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But here he seems to be doing his best to act like he's in some weird Thrones reboot as we walks through mist, fights flying creatures, and sports some serious Jon Snow hair.
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Our avatar is O'Malley himself, who walks through Hudson Yards in the manner of a poorly rendered character from an old open-world PlayStation game: herky-jerky, arms scissoring, with syncopated footstep noises.
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They take care of every person who walks through our doors — whether that&aposs helping with a problem, giving expert advice, or just letting someone take a break and listen to great music.
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Rock announced the tour in a nostalgic video on his Facebook page, where he walks through the renowned Comedy Store in Los Angeles and describes his experiences performing and watching other comedians there.
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The director, Rupert Sanders, discusses a scene featuring Scarlett Johansson, who plays a cyber-enhanced character who physically walks through a geisha robot's digital memories to figure out how the robot was hacked.
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B gets home this morning, and I want to see him before I leave, so I distract myself by doing the dishes and cleaning up around the house until he walks through the door.
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ABIDJAN (Reuters) - Desire Koffi often walks through Koumassi, a popular district of Ivory Coast's main city Abidjan, to collect old mobile phones that he buys from people for 500 CFA francs ($0.8726) a pair.
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School should always be a place for queer students to be themselves and it should be a place that's open and affirming to anyone who walks through their doors, especially queer and trans youth.
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In PEOPLE's exclusive sneak peek at the moment Amabile was introduced to Johnson, she freaks out when he walks through the door and she learns that she'll be dancing alongside him for season 27.
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"This lady walks through the crowd with this giant big black bag and inside she pulls out these homemade cornhole sets with my logos all over them," he said, revealing his favorite fan gift.
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"What I want to happen is for every kid [who] walks through those doors… to be inspired, to come away with something, something where they can give back and it doesn't matter," James said.
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She lives in a town that is likewise never named—but is probably Belfast—where, "rain or shine, gunplay or bombs, stand-off or riots", she walks through the streets reading 19th-century novels.
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Schiff, along with at least some of the other six House Democrats prosecuting the case against Trump, has been seen with permanent police details in recent months as he walks through the Capitol complex.
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On top of those offerings, libraries can provide a multitude of advantages that convention-center cons simply can't—starting with thousands upon thousands of free books available to anyone who walks through the doors.
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The main character of Romanian writer-director Cristian Mungiu's remarkable Graduation walks through every scene of this intimate, spare drama with the utter assurance of a man who knows nothing is ever his fault.
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"Look for fun events you can take long romantic walks through—flea markets, museum exhibits, I dunno, polka festivals," lifestyle guru and author of The Twentysomething Guide to Getting It Together Mary Traina suggests.
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While working as "a gopher" for the National Front, he would take long walks through South Tehran, the area of town where the working classes left behind by the Shah's nascent modernization schemas lived.
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On a mysterious island, he encounters exciting exclamation points, walks through a dark cave glistening with asterisk-shaped gems and pauses at a garden of commas, showcasing Hall's facility for both grammar and graphics.
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Schiff, along with at least some of the other six House Democrats prosecuting the case against Trump, has been seen with permanent police details in recent months as he walks through the Capitol complex.
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"(Responsible gaming) is an everyday, year-round responsibility that we have to every player that walks through our doors and onto our casino floors," said Elizabeth Cronan, the association's senior director of gaming policy.
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"We still have to be fully prepared to see and treat any patient that walks through our doors," Laura Hennum, a regional CEO of the Dignity Health St. Rose-Dominican Neighborhood Hospitals, told CNBC.
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Readers were also drawn to Ms. Oliver's poems by their quality of confiding intimacy; to read one is to accompany her on one of her many walks through the woods or by the shore.
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We staff the emergency department 24-hours a day, every day of the year, and stand ready to treat whoever walks through our door, be it a gunshot victim or a patient with a stroke.
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There are also color block sweaters and duffel bags in camo print, pieces that would look like natural additions as he walks through stadium tunnels to get to the locker room before a big game.
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The holes in the floor certainly appear dangerous but when the user walks through the portal into a whole other location overlooking a mountain range, it becomes clear that this is some next level tech.
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The gay community can be really segmented at times, and that always really bothered me, so we went out of our way to have everybody who walks through our door feel as comfortable as possible.
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"There's something about Augusta National when someone walks through the gates, they know that it's a place of respect, of beauty, and honoring traditions and values of the game," said Augusta National chairman Fred Ridley.
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Yet his aimless walks through the streets of Havana give us precious insight to Cuba in the 1960s: the political fervor, the evolving attitudes, changing fashions and the steady drain of people fleeing the island.
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Current and former students lead "Bauhaus Walks" through the studios where the "Bauhäusler" attended workshops, categorized by craft — woodworking, painting, weaving and such — applying an interdisciplinary approach aimed at creating a new functional living environment.
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When harsh, erratic winds and unseasonably warm weather disrupted our call, and when it's later dropped after he walks through a dead-zone in DC's U Street Corridor, Miller found political dimensions in these interruptions.
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"We want every kid that walks through this school to be inspired, to come ... away with something, something where they can give back," said James, who poured millions from his own pocket into the project.
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He has revealed three major connection between Donald Trump and people who worked for or with Russia: This incredibly concise explainer by my colleague Andrew Prokop walks through the details of each of these connections.
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Nate Silver walks through it here (and discussed it with his FiveThirtyEight colleagues on a podcast yesterday), and Joshua Green has reported that the Trump campaign also thought the Comey memo was a turning point.
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This is the act of a fool who touches the skin of time and walks through it, toward childhood — touches the sidewalks of the streets he once touched as a 15-year-old deaf boy.
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The title character walks through the Forbidden Forest to his presumed death in the hopes of defeating the evil Lord Voldemort (alas, for the select few who have not read the books, a spoiler is coming).
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She still thinks of the movie when she walks through New York City and notices how it's changed, or when she takes her son to Books Of Wonder, the inspiration for The Shop Around The Corner.
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Joel first arrived in Tbilisi, the capital of the Soviet Republic of Georgia, where he and his then wife, model Christie Brinkley, spent time sightseeing—taking walks through outdoor food markets and snapping photos with townspeople.
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He rarely looks at you head-on—always from the side—and he walks through the gym with a slight bounce, not the bounce of an excitable guy but a coiled, cautious bounce; a laconic watchfulness.
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He walks through the halls at times emulating Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, whose shoulder he gave a squeeze as he bounded through the basement of the Capitol on Wednesday, brushing off reporters with a wave.
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Ricketts, the ownership's public face, was nearly an everyday presence at Wrigley Field during those seasons, as he is now, making himself available to fans as he walks through the concourses at almost every home game.
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To help you make that shift, we've tapped thrifting maestro Kailee Mckenzie who walks through some tiny, easy-to-follow tips to help you end every thrifting excursion with some buys that you're actually excited about.
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Beginning with his earliest performances — blindfolded walks through the city — he created costumes from found materials, mainly garbage, which soon became central to his artworks and allowed him to exist apart from traditional ideas of gender.
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Ms. Lenier designed a curriculum that walks through the science of modern waste streams, examining the links between our consumption habits — what we buy, what we throw out, what we eat — and problems like climate change.
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Cover image: NORRISTOWN, PA - APRIL 26: Bill Cosby walks through the Montgomery County Courthouse for day fourteen of his sexual assault retrial, as the jury deliberates for the second day, on April 26, 2018 in Norristown, Pennsylvania.
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BRENDAN CARR: Yes, so there was a filing this morning that T-Mobile made that walked through in a lot of detail the enforceable commitments they've put on the table and it walks through the mechanisms there.
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But other captions bubble across the screen, to underscore plot points or to add visual punch lines: the "one hour later" that stripes a set of double doors cracks in half when a character walks through them.
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In this latest viral video genre, groups of people are gathering and freezing themselves in place, often in elaborate poses and scenarios, as one camera-toting person walks through the scene to zoom in on the details.
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"We may not lead the league in walks anytime soon, but we do put the ball in play and we allow ourselves a chance by doing that," said Dipoto, whose team ranked 2375th in walks through Wednesday.
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Take a look at this terrifying, upright, two-legged harbinger of doom known as Atlas, which opens doors, walks through the forest, gets knocked over by a puny human, and gets right back up on its own.
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The designers' process is instinctual, like their friendship: Ideas for new projects are formed during meandering walks through the foggy forests of Montseny or in their airy studio near Plaça d'Espanya, where they manipulate metals and sculpt.
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Michael Emerson, who took on a dark and murderous Joker in the two-part animated video "Batman: The Dark Knight Returns," said he "back-engineered" the tone after inventing his own laugh during walks through the streets.
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I use the MudBuster to clean my dog&aposs paws after winter walks through salt and de-icing chemicals, after playtime in the yard, and to regularly rinse his feet to help keep his allergies at bay.
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They are the "women's patrol", a group of 18 mothers and grandmothers whose nightly walks through the dimly lit alleys of Pateros have been helping to deter shadowy gunmen behind murders of residents linked to illegal drugs.
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Even though he feels a familiar sense of coming home as soon as he walks through the door — perfectly played by Patrick Stewart — the man at the front desk doesn't even recognize him, much to his chagrin.
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What little light makes it through appears weak and suffocated, and though the claustrophobia abates when she walks through the California brambles, even nature isn't immune to the enervating pallor of Ms. Zyzak and Mr. Cotler's compositions.
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Hawkins limited the White Sox to three walks through seven, but Sox lefty Greg Hibbard and a pair of relievers matched him on the run-prevention side, holding the Yankees scoreless on four hits and no walks.
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As Roetter walks through the warehouse, he points to a cracked pontoon on the airframe that was sacrificed for crash testing and flicks a rotor as he explains that on the Flyer, five propellers spin clockwise, five counterclockwise.
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Codi walks through the front door to a symphony of happy yelling ,and once he arrives in the living room, the girls bare the goods, and we learn that Aimee has a tattoo on her right butt cheek!
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In "Graduation" (1949), a young woman in a white dress walks through a New York City street, the formality of her appearance contrasting with the empty lot and trash heap that suggest the city's neglect of the neighborhood.
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"I know how you guys like booty, so I'm doing this thing called Instabooty of the week," Steven says in the video as he walks through the bedroom of Nikki Giavasis, an ex-cheerleader for the Houston Oilers.
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Meals in the dining car work like so: If you're in a sleeper car, an attendant walks through midmorning and takes reservations; you're handed a slip of paper with the time and number of people in your party.
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While the senator from Massachusetts has cracked her stump speech in half, with a shorter introduction and closing remarks bracketing 30-odd minutes of questions, Klobuchar walks through as many of her policies as possible, peppered with jokes.
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In this review (ably summarized here for folks without NBER access), Jackson walks through 13 recent papers, many coauthored by Jackson himself, that use highly rigorous near-random methods to measure the influence of money on school outcomes.
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Every year, far too many singles are forced to endure urban kayaking, cheese tasting, bacon competitions, introductory ceramics classes, sober walks through the forest, adult day camps, salsa and/or ballroom dancing lessons, and homemade meals made by creeps.
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"While some would try to make this into a question and issue of immigration, what comes down here is we serve every student who walks through our door," said Jack R. Smith, superintendent of the Montgomery County Public Schools.
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"While some would try to make this into a question and issue of immigration, what comes down here is we serve every student who walks through our door," said Jack R. Smith, superintendent of the Montgomery County Public Schools.
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In the one-minute clip, the Oscar-winner walks through some greenery while unzipping her gown before dropping it to the ground and jumping into a swimming pool, all set to Bruno Mars' "Versace on the Floor" (what else?!).
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The dangers faced by sex workers are addressed early on, specifically in one scene where Vivian walks through an alley, and she sees a group of cops pulling the body of a woman she knows out of a dumpster.
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Its website currently lists 43 restaurants in the U.S., Japan, Mexico, Malaysia and U.K. Fox Movies' 2002 "Minority Report" features ads for Lexus and Guinness targeting Tom Cruise's character, John Anderton, by name as he walks through a mall.
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A professor at City College of New York, Helmreich wrote nearly 20 books, including "The New York Nobody Knows: Walking 6,000 Miles in the City," which chronicled his walks through New York talking to and learning about its residents.
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Feld walks through the major topics that have been added in the latest edition of the book, such as how to handle venture debt, along with tactical attributes that aren't currently in the book, such as secondary market trading.
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It walks through the methods of targeting people on social media by seeing what they click on (like a graphic that draws a menacing arrow from Turkey to the British Isles), then amping up the dog whistles and incitements.
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Over the course of six pages, the paper walks through the various privacy and security measures built into the new facial recognition system, including crucial details on how the new system works and how it will hold up under pressure.
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Collins has told reporters that she needs to maintain her neutrality as a potential juror, Gardner often keeps a cellphone pressed to his ear as he speed-walks through the Capitol and McSally says she's focused on her Senate work.
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In his work with the BMW Guggenheim Lab, he has led walks through aging housing complexes on the Lower East Side of Manhattan, and found that people were more drawn to building façades with lots of doorways, windows, and activities.
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The video shows the rapper, a black man, performing the song as he walks through a city suburb at night, and includes a scene of him pulling a pistol on a white man crawling on the ground, and then assaulting him.
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Instead, she takes long, introspective walks through the city where she is loveless and occasionally so unmoored that she can barely bring herself to order coffee, too vulnerable to cope with her barista's continuing inability to decode her English accent.
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Unlike some tattooers, who have developed their own distinct language of iconography, applying it to any client that walks through the door, Chän looks at the medium more like getting to have a conversation between the artist and the canvas.
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A virtual Karlie Kloss walks through your living room in something from the latest Givenchy collection: She takes a turn and you take a closer look at the cut of the dress, the way it falls and moves across the body.
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She walks through a scenario of how authorities could have planted Avery's sweat DNA under the hood of Halbach's vehicle and then coerced Dassey to confess that Avery reached his hand under the hood latch, thereby securing their crooked plan.
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She works as the off-season caretaker for her absent neighbors—the professor, the horror-story author, the grocery-store owners, and their "pampered children"—taking long walks through the town and forest and keeping watch over their empty houses.
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They can also program Root to scrawl out information on a white board at a particular time of day, create a mural, clean a whiteboard any time it is dirty or sound an alarm whenever a person walks through a doorway.
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In this episode, she finally steps into the limelight, making the decision to pull Elliot back into the game to try to protect fsociety from the FBI, and the scenes where she walks through a slowly unraveling New York are riveting.
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The viewer walks through several very disturbing rooms — coming across surveys with questions about real cases that reveal who was abducted where, when, and by whom — before finding a trove of testimonies written by victims who were tortured by government forces.
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A police officer walks through the parking lot of the Delimart supermarket complex, where vehicles sit charred and looted merchandise lies scattered after two days of protests against a planned hike in fuel prices in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, Sunday, July 8, 2018.
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Observed every year on July 11 (7/73, get it?), 7-Eleven Day is when 7-Eleven convenience stores across the nation pay homage to their loyal patrons by offering a free small Slurpee to every person that walks through their doors.
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Not only does this meticulous installation create a strikingly immersive and changeable sound experience as one walks through the space, it's also visually impressive: the presentation of the machinery/tech is almost aggressive against the saturated electric blue of the padded wall hangings.
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Here's how to keep employees from quitting Richard Branson believes the key to success is a three-day workweek "We'll hire anyone who walks through the front door — no questions asked," said Brady, who estimates that about 40 Greyston workers have criminal records.
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But his growing aversion to being photographed made it harder to capture the quiet, candid moments that I treasured most dearly — gazes into space or silent walks through the park — and which I feared would be most likely to evaporate from memory.
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We woke up late, took long walks through the woods during the afternoon, and in the evenings I sat beside my recorder and her by her bottle of wine and she told me her life's story, from birth until that morning's breakfast.
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In Business Insider's latest webinar, Headset CEO Cy Scott walks through how he put together the pitch deck that helped him raise a $12 million Series A.Scott was joined by Poseidon Asset Management partners Emily and Morgan Paxhia, who led the round.
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In a new book, Good to Go: What the Athlete in All of Us Can Learn from the Strange Science of Recovery, Aschwanden walks through all the biggest recovery fads of the past decade — and exposes the shoddy science backing most of them.
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Subscribe: iTunes | Google Play Music | How to Listen The acclaimed British writer Robert Macfarlane, who is not altogether comfortable with the term "nature writer," has produced books about mountains, very long walks through Britain and the language we use to describe landscapes.
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At one point, he walks through his London apartment in a casual striptease, removing his T-shirt, then his underwear, his watch, his glasses, and his gold necklace, before taking a shower, with a ring of water jets hissing over his flesh.
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The duo began with what could be their most lasting effort with the score for David Fincher's The Social Network, a brooding and propulsive atmosphere for cold walks through the Harvard campus and long nights of coding, which won them an Oscar.
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The new SpotMini walks over, extends its creepy 5th robot arm which is mounted on its back, pulls the door handle, pries open the door, and holds it open for its robot friend to walk through, and then walks through the door itself.
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As she walks through the ferns alongside the river, dressed in a light, navy blue rain jacket and heavy rubber boots, Greenlaw explains how this stand of brown ash and others like it inform the geographic information systems (GIS) map she is developing.
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People walk and cycle on the snow-covered Connecticut Avenue in Washington, D.C. A motorist checks damage to his car after hitting the median near the Shockoe Valley Bridge near downtown Richmond, Va.. A pedestrian walks through snow in Parkville, Md., on Jan. 222.
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And when he talks about the real victims, the real victims are the girl who has to spend the rest of her life wondering every time she walks through the grocery store and someone takes a second look at her, 'Has he seen my pictures?
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As the show opens, a visibly pregnant Hannah walks through a campus upstate on the way to a job interview, listening to the kinds of conversations she'd had in her "youth" — so, like four years ago, when she was 23 instead of 27 and pregnant.
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In the sneak peak, released on Tuesday, Serratos dons the iconic purple jumpsuit Selena wore during her televised 1995 concert at the Houston Astrodome and walks through the set, taking a moment to pet Madison Taylor Baez, who plays the young Selena in the series.
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When a soldier rushes through a hail of bullets to neutralize a bunker, or tightrope-walks through a minefield to save a fallen comrade, he or she can take a certain level of comfort in knowing that the military doesn't treat such acts lightly.
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SODA VILLAGE, India (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - As the sun begins to set on the village of Soda in western India, Chhavi Rajawat walks through the dusty streets, stopping to chat with residents who emerge from the wooden doorways of their homes to greet her.
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A man starts his adventure seeking light and walks through the field strongly while holding onto something faintly, but when he thought everything was going according to the plan, all of a sudden, he loses hope, like the moon getting covered by the night's fog.
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It seems we are about to be plunged into a cultural mash-up of "The Thousand and One Nights" and any number of young adult novels with plucky female protagonists, but when Nahri walks through Cairo's spooky cemetery things take a speculative turn. Puff!
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The extended segment where prosecutor Bill Hodgman walks through exactly what may have happened at the murder scene of Nicole and Ron Goldman interspersed with closeups of the crime scene photos stuck with me, in that it really drove home the brutally of the crime.
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The 32-year-old Dancing with the Stars champion, who is currently "super single," has a very close bond with his mother, and assures that whoever he brings home in the future will already have her stamp of approval before she even walks through the door.
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The lyrics from the "Rainbow Connection", sung by Kermit the Frog in the "Muppet Movie", feel especially resonant as a visitor walks through "The Jim Henson Exhibition", a new permanent feature at the Museum of the Moving Image in Astoria, a neighbourhood in New York City's Queens.
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As a result, delivery firms are constantly recruiting drivers to get on the road as fast as possible — and in an economy with national unemployment currently below 4%, former managers described a perpetual hiring crisis that requires them to accept nearly anyone who walks through the door.
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Because the workbook that contains these images of her walks through Yerevan — particularly the city's "Bangladesh" district — was assembled for Julia, Schulz-Dornburg focused largely on structures and architectural details that she imagined would delight her daughter, who was studying architecture in Barcelona at the time.
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If you're one sort of person, you might see Hillary Clinton in Daenerys (Emilia Clarke)—a former First Lady who quite literally walks through flames, and whose hawkish (or, I guess, dragonish) résumé is tempered by her desire to make her kingdom less violent, through canny dealmaking.
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Sam Parks walks through flooded Water Street as Hurricane Florence comes ashore in Wilmington, North Carolina Florence's flooding claims a couple of cars and the first story of a house in New Bern, NC. Kim Adams wades through waist-deep floodwaters at her home in Southport, North Carolina.
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When I spent three days with her in Keene in April, she took her kids on playdates and walks through the woods, attended parent-teacher conferences, and made homemade burgers for dinner — while squeezing in time to make calls for donations and hold strategy sessions with her team.
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My parents always said that it was because dogs are thought to bring good luck (cats, on the other hand, supposedly bring bad luck), and on New Year's Day, whoever walks through the threshold of a house first will set the tone for the rest of the year.
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Using Kali Linux, a popular operating system that comes bundled with a host of hacking and penetration testing tools, Phineas Fisher walks through the steps of probing a site to see if it's vulnerable to a particular type of SQLi injection, before launching an attack and downloading the data.
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But from what I could tell, it genuinely was non-invasive and convenient — a good way to navigate long walks through unfamiliar neighborhoods without staring at Google Maps and walking into a tree, a good way to avoid rummaging in your pocket while carrying a bag of groceries.
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Pope FrancisPope FrancisPope postpones May trip over coronavirus concerns Pope to offer special blessing, calls for worldwide prayer Pope walks through empty streets, visits churches amid lockdown in Italy MORE announced Sunday that he will offer his "Urbi et Orbi" special blessing Friday as the coronavirus pandemic continues worldwide.
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Or, more accurately, the couple walks, through whispered-about doorways that are actually magical portals to other, hopefully safer places: a refugee camp on the island of Mykonos, a mansion full of migrants in London and, finally, an improvised community on the outskirts of the San Francisco Bay Area.
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Pope FrancisPope FrancisPope postpones May trip over coronavirus concerns Pope to offer special blessing, calls for worldwide prayer Pope walks through empty streets, visits churches amid lockdown in Italy MORE's trip to Malta in May has been postponed due to concerns over the coronavirus pandemic, the Vatican said Monday.
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One seminar isn't enough to get people who aren't familiar with human beings who don't look like them comfortable enough to realize that most shoppers are just shoppers, and the best way to limit loss and shoplifting is a genuine and immediate greeting to every person who walks through the door.
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The building is just a decade old, light and airy in design, but as he walks through the wards, he highlights the shuffling he and his team do on a regular basis between main wards and the ICU to ensure that all patients can access a bed and undergo their procedures.
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When fully assembled, this coat consists of a waterproof and wind-breaking shell and an insulated inner jacket that, zipped together, provide enough warmth for use playing in the snow, on long walks through the city or countryside, or for making that trip to and from school on gray wintry days.
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As Landmarks Preservation Commission Chair Meenakshi Srinivasan noted in a statement, the database will undoubtedly be "invaluable to all stakeholders, including homeowners who want to know more about their buildings, community groups, preservation advocates, historians, academics, and anyone who walks through New York City's neighborhoods and marvels at our buildings."
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"It's crazy," says Mr. Prynoski, marveling at the growth and transformation as he walks through the office where you can see a vintage photo of Roddy McDowall, shot between takes of "Planet of the Apes," in costume but without a mask and a 3-D painting of Bigfoot eating a taco.
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In this episode of Weeds in the Wild, he introduces Sarah Kliff to some of the specific people he met and walks through the policy tensions in a UBI program — like whether it makes sense to give everyone, no matter how rich or poor, the exact same amount of money.
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The door opens and Nicki Minaj walks through, her ass looking immaculate* Nicki: DrakeDrake: NickiDrake: How awkward, we haven't spoken sinceDrake: AugustNicki: Hm, I wonder whyDrake: I've kept my bitches on a leash, why can't you *Nicki runs her fingers down Drake whole face, though* Nicki: You have no right.
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In a lengthy statement on its site called "Addressing Spotify's Claims", Apple walks through and dismantles some of the key parts of Spotify's accusations about how the App Store works, covering app store approval times, Spotify's actual cut on subscription revenues, and Spotify's rise as a result of its presence on iOS.
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And it's just as ageist ... I mean, I have a younger friend who goes to a lot of these conferences where —they're around "age land" — and he's young and he's male, so 50 people ask him if he can fix their computers as he walks through the room, that's ageist and sexist too.
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Crowds reportedly have been banned from Pope FrancisPope FrancisPope walks through empty streets, visits churches amid lockdown in Italy The Hill's Morning Report - Biden commits to female VP; CDC says no events of 50+ people for 8 weeks Crowds banned at pope's Easter events MORE's Easter events in April because of the coronavirus.
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The clip, directed by the group's producer David "Taay Ninh" Wright and choreographed by singer Mara TK, finds the duo taking a back seat to guest singer Deva Mahal, daughter of the legendary blues guitarist Taj Mahal, as she walks through parks and city streets singing passionately, dressed like some forgotten goddess or mythical queen.
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She lives in a town that is never named—but is probably Belfast—where every day, "rain or shine, gunplay or bombs, stand-off or riots", she walks through the streets reading her latest literary find from the 19th century (she does not like 20th century books because she does not like the 20th century).
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Yet a related feature film, in which the artist walks through contemporary Japan in the guises of Vermeer, Velázquez and many other European forebears, reveals that historical imitation is hardly a goal — after all, even Snapchat lets you overlay your photos with a van Gogh filter — but a means to reckon with modern alienation.
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Hospitals need to be ready "every day of the year, and stand ready to treat whoever walks through our door, be it a gunshot victim or a patient with a stroke," John Murphy, chief executive of the Western Connecticut Health Network, wrote in defense of his hospital's $622 facility fee, which Vox reported on previously.
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Lee (Casey Affleck) walks through the film seeming like he might get into a fight with anybody who talks to him, and by the time the film reveals why he is the way he is (like many Sad White Person Movies, Manchester by the Sea is something of an emotional mystery), you're more than ready for the cataclysm.
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Yes, they saw less of him when he had to move away for a new job, but in her late teens Kathleen spent some time in New York, not far from where Price was then living, and she has fond memories of long walks through the city together, his love of poetry and Shakespeare, and his insatiable intellectual curiosity.
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Four songs into Grimes's Meadows set tonight, as Claire Boucher flies around the stage in freeze frames, locking into her next pose with a fluent immediacy, the screen behind her a frenetic mesh of red blood cells and pink confetti, a girl walks through the puddle next to me and hands me a pair of flimsy cardboard glasses.
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Article continues after the video below Black isn't here, a lot of the time; he's in the past, his past, as he recalls it—but the recollections are broken, and as he walks through them, Red watching on via some kind of virtual reality headset called a Pandora, skeletal glitches appear, identifiable through his phone screen.
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After the update, the users suddenly had a phone that would turn on but whose touchscreens didn't work It's not the only problem with the iPhone 8 and iPhone X. A new video from Ohio-area iPhone repair shop iOutlet Michael Oberdick walks through several other issues that arise when trying to repair Apple's latest line of smartphones.
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Pope FrancisPope FrancisPope walks through empty streets, visits churches amid lockdown in Italy The Hill's Morning Report - Biden commits to female VP; CDC says no events of 50+ people for 8 weeks Crowds banned at pope's Easter events MORE walked the otherwise empty streets of Rome on Sunday, and visited two churches amid Italy's lockdown due to the coronavirus.
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Several former Obama administration officials recalled the former president's walks through Section 60 at Arlington National Cemetery, where the dead from Iraq and Afghanistan are buried, his visits to the wounded at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, and the time he spent with families of the fallen at the White House and around the country.
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Apple addresses Spotify's claims, but not its demands In a lengthy statement on its site called "Addressing Spotify's Claims," Apple walks through and dismantles some of the key parts of Spotify's accusations about how the App Store works — covering app store approval times, Spotify's actual cut on subscription revenues and Spotify's rise as a result of its presence on iOS.
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That's one of the many problems with The Conjuring 2: no matter how many pants-wetting, throat-clenching, hysterical-weeping-under-the-covers moments the main characters have, they're still improbably ready to take slow, tense, solitary walks through the darkened rooms of an extremely haunted house, staring into pitch-black corners, just waiting for something to lunge out and grab them.
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But over two days of extended interviews that took place in his rented Amangani Resort home, on long walks through Jackson, and in lengthy car rides spanning eastern Idaho to Yellowstone National Park — edited excerpts from which are included below — Kanye was calm, measured, verging on beatific, and also self-aware and willing to reckon with the challenges he'd created for himself.
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Colin Nightingale and Stephen Dobbie's installation, titled "Getting To The Rave", immerses the visitor in the dark and furtive adventure of it all: the petrol stations where would-be ravers would congregate to wait on word; the phone boxes and clunky mobile devices; the designs printed on ecstasy tablets; the walks through unlit surroundings, suddenly opening up into light and music.
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And the second Shane Kippel (played by Spinner Mason) walks through the curtain with a smirk and open arms, the child, the blackface, and the bold claims from his Pusha-T diss "Duppy Freestyle" ("Please believe your demise will be televised") were a thing of the past and the beef that was supposed to carry us through the summer was over.
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TechCrunch's news editor Ingrid Lunden covered the latest turns in the saga: In a lengthy statement on its site called "Addressing Spotify's Claims", Apple walks through and dismantles some of the key parts of Spotify's accusations about how the App Store works, covering app store approval times, Spotify's actual cut on subscription revenues, and Spotify's rise as a result of its presence on iOS.
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Pope FrancisPope FrancisPope walks through empty streets, visits churches amid lockdown in Italy The Hill's Morning Report - Biden commits to female VP; CDC says no events of 50+ people for 8 weeks Crowds banned at pope's Easter events MORE's cardinal in charge of the Diocese of Rome, Cardinal Angelo De Donatis, reportedly announced on Thursday that churches throughout the city would be closed until April 85033.
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I thank [my friends] for coming in here so that we can talk about our favorite subject or have a dull conversation, but to see people like the one woman who came in here and walked through the aisles naked, completely dirty, not knowing what to do… What do you do when a naked woman just walks through your aisles when you're trying to close the shop?
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Long promoted by the harm-reduction community but dogged by controversy in the mainstream, there are 100 such sites operating in cities across the world, including in Canada, but zero sanctioned in the US. (One small facility has been operating in secret, at an undisclosed location in the US, for three years.) The facilities offer anyone who walks through their doors access to clean needles and space to inject.
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From there, Kreider walks through various concerns about existing in the minds of others and seeing yourself as an object of other people's opinions — until he comes to the final, triumphant metaphor: Years ago a friend of mine had a dream about a strange invention; a staircase you could descend deep underground, in which you heard recordings of all the things anyone had ever said about you, both good and bad.
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It begins with Ms. Dorfman herself, puttering among her files of photographs (and the documentary stays with her in this room for about 75 percent of its running time); she speaks at first of a large portrait of her husband, and the fluorescent vest she has sewn on his overcoat (he's wearing it in the picture) to keep him visible when he walks through streets at night while running errands.
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Despite being part of the football team and loving the crowds as well as the pats on the back that come with such a kinship, we learn that he hates being in the locker room: "He hated how casual his teammates were about being naked," Rue tells us as Nate walks through the locker room, with many penises on display (the Ringer officially tallied this as the scene with the most penises in American television).
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IN FOCUS/SHARP TAKES CORONAVIRUS & INTERNATIONAL: The hiatus in worship services was also on display across the Atlantic as Pope FrancisPope FrancisPope walks through empty streets, visits churches amid lockdown in Italy The Hill's Morning Report - Biden commits to female VP; CDC says no events of 50+ people for 6900 weeks Crowds banned at pope's Easter events MORE delivered his blessing and remarks on Sunday from the Apostolic Library rather than the balcony at St. Peter's Square in the Vatican.
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It blends humour and inventiveness, in the form of witty masks made from randomly collected domestic objects by Romuald Hazoumé from Benin, an artist whose work David Bowie collected; sculptures of bright, idealised cities by Bodys Isek Kingelez of the Democratic Republic of Congo; magical works made with porcupine quills by John Goba from Sierra Leone; and hilarious face masks, such as "Oba 2007" (pictured), made by Calixte Dakpogan, also from Benin, out of beads, pens, nail-clippers and synthetic coloured hair which he has found on his walks through his hometown of Porto-Novo.
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Much of the concern of the humanities is not to be general but to be particular, to look very closely at individual human lives and forms of human life, to turn them over and pause over them, over the singular experiences of individuals at certain times and places — much like, in fact, the brief better moments in Wilson's book, when he or another naturalist (like the novelist Vladimir Nabokov, whom he initially knew "only as a lepidopterist") walks through some particular landscape and marvels over some unprecedented ant or unrepeatable butterfly.
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