Its initial response to Whalley involved a few well-chosen emoji.
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It's often one small but well-chosen step at a time.
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But he's mostly at his well-chosen best on Zwirner's gallery walls.
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For the most part (there are notable exceptions), the zones were well chosen.
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Despite the poor connection with public transport, the location is strategically well-chosen.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., also backed well-chosen words with daring action.
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Make sure this is the case by pairing your goal with well-chosen measurements.
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Nordstrom is known for its personal shopping, amenities and well-chosen, well-displayed merchandise.
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As always, a well-chosen therapist — go solo — can help you sort it out.
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Suddenly, the confidence he shows in the trailer's well-chosen first sequence is destroyed.
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You just need your regular smartphone and a well-chosen app to go with it.
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The rally's location, on the city's waterfront, opposite a derelict navy shipyard, was well chosen.
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A well-chosen travel credit card should be your main form of payment in Europe.
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Salt Cathedral, another duo specializing in songs that soothe, is the show's well-chosen opener.
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Where do the words seem especially well chosen to make an image vivid or startling?
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Rarely is an encore so well chosen as it was at Zankel Hall on Wednesday night.
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Despite the late start, well-chosen partners and support from Seoul give it a fighting chance.
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The CGI is solid, the set dressing is on-point, and the target is well chosen.
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A well-chosen joke might get you on the right side of your recruiter, for instance.
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As Charli XCX showed on her mixtape Pop 2, well chosen collaborations make for sonic gold.
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Manipulating the election process in just a few well-chosen counties could swing an entire state.
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The mesmerizing score by Kira Fontana, interspersed with well-chosen Turkish pop, is a real asset.
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In this book, the reproductions are paired with well-chosen quotations by major literary and philosophical figures.
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The cast is well chosen, and many of them have appeared in this production on other stages.
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"When is this show going to begin?" someone near me grumbled, adding a well-chosen obscenity for emphasis.
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DIPLOMATS the world over know that a well-chosen turn of phrase can make or break a negotiation.
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With the support of a handful of well-chosen beats, she makes a disconcertingly catchy trap-rap pastiche.
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There's well-chosen used furniture, too, starting at around $150, amid the vintage pieces used for cafe seating.
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All it takes is a pointed headline, an unflattering photo and a few well-chosen (and real) quotes.
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The one-CD version is a well-chosen playlist among many that could traverse the New York sessions.
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Despite seamy, well-chosen locations, Mr. Gooding is way too heavy-handed in his scoring and visual choices.
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These "artisan garden tools" are for sale, along with a few other well-chosen kitchen and decorative objects.
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At these moments of crisis, even a well-chosen team of well-informed experts are going to disagree.
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A skilled communicator, he was often able to calm jittery financial markets with a few well-chosen words.
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Straight Outta Compton has a large, well-chosen ensemble (actors) and talks about racial dynamics in America (social issues).
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He let exchanges run at length but was willing to step in; his questions were few but well-chosen.
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Fadda's well-chosen and thoughtfully installed exhibition invites the audience to partake in the ongoing discourse of postcolonial identity.
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A well-chosen board game is a great way to socialize, have fun, and give your brain a strategic workout.
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Ludendorff is a well-chosen counterpoint to Diana, at every moment embodying the traditional old-world patriarchy she struggles against.
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Court Street Grocers, which specializes in well-made sandwiches and a well-chosen mix of products, started small in 74003.
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If a Flos Arco light demands a conscious aesthetic response, a well-chosen paint color should elicit an unconscious emotional one.
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Posting a well-chosen meme can seem like an easier gesture than just straight up telling other people how you feel.
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The well-chosen selections in "Cunningham" reproduce the variety of a Cunningham Event, and give the Cunningham experience of luminous instants.
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You should experiment with your existing player and a few well-chosen cables to see what's going to work best for you.
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For a while, careful language, well-chosen symbolic fights, and grand but vague promises could belie the inherent capaciousness of the terms.
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But the delivery of the night goes to Sansa, who puts Petyr Baelish in his place with a few well-chosen words.
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Know your shortcutsNothing quite boosts productivity like a well-chosen keyboard shortcut or seven, and browser shortcuts can make a huge difference.
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Tensions as deep as complex as those dividing Americans today are not going to be diffused by a few well-chosen words.
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It seemed like a path well chosen when Phelps won a record eight gold medals at the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing.
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But especially in winter, a well-chosen jacket—or backpack, or fitness tracker—can make your time outside so much more comfortable.
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Art Agenda S.E.A., founded by Wang Zineng, a former curator at Christie's, presented a well-chosen, condensed history of landscape painting in Indonesia.
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In the 1980s, boxy suits were designed to put up barriers; in 2016, a well-chosen print can be an instant talking point.
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Making social equality and freedom for all a reality is a very difficult process, beyond well-chosen words and videos with stirring music.
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While brick walls and industrial lamps create an airy atmosphere, perfect for lingering over a bottle from the varied, well-chosen wine list.
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The strong results for "The Last Key," which is rated PG-13, can be attributed in part to a well-chosen release date.
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At worst, of the softheaded but seemingly sincere belief that a more manageable life is just a well-chosen Virginia Woolf quote away.
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He inspired a polished, well chosen cast in the Met's wintry production, originally directed by Elijah Moshinsky and revived crisply by Peter McClintock.
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It's a well-chosen entry point into a comic universe in which sea imagery, and the sense of an ordering oceanic force, abounds.
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Pragmatically speaking, virtually all of the peak moments of the new set were collected on the well-chosen 21970 "Live in 21975" set.
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In a press statement, Sutton described the University of Alberta as "the world's academic leader in reinforcement learning," making it an well-chosen partnership.
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All involve double or triple projections that create a strong spatial experience, as do cutting-edge sound effects alternating with well-chosen musical accompaniment.
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There's a tremendous amount of deep expertise in the Twittersphere, delivering stunning satellite images, storm track predictions and, of course, 140 well-chosen characters.
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The process of creating a data dictionary fleshed out two different metrics: Specificity in well-chosen names, and unambiguous definitions with examples, are key here.
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It's much easier to load my thoughts into someone else's little box and hit "Submit" (perhaps the most well-chosen interface word of all time).
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The vocal lines are lyrical and mostly moderate: as clean, clear and calm as the voice of the soprano Sarah Shafer, a well-chosen soloist.
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It's not a huge collection, but it is very well chosen, showcasing the most interesting things happening in Australian winemaking alongside smaller producers from Europe.
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On a day when Spieth's putter was malfunctioning, Greller's well-chosen, well-timed words were the key to salvaging the round and perhaps the week.
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To be clear: I, for one, want my president, whoever he or she is, to receive the best (confidential) advice possible from his well-chosen confidantes.
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The Texas blues guitar ace Gary Clark Jr., whose fiery technique is a thrill to witness, is the well-chosen opener at this concert in Queens.
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Tuskfish are adept at using tools (they carry clams around, for smashing on well-chosen rocks), while cleaner wrasses outperform chimpanzees on certain inductive-learning tests.
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Ms. Abrams, who lost a contentious battle for governor of Georgia and is not a member of Congress, was well chosen to give the Democratic response.
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How do we expect China would react to a well-chosen American demonstration of determination to defend the liberal order against Chinese assault, despite the inherent risk?
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Set up keyboard macrosJust like macros on your desktop or laptop, mobile keyboard macros let you unfurl whole phrases and sentences with just a few well-chosen letters.
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The formal premise of McArthur Binion's "DNA Series," as demonstrated in "Route One: Box Two" at Galerie Lelong, has a well-chosen simplicity that makes it nearly inexhaustible.
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You can change the whole look of your clips with a few well-chosen themes, and adding text and other overlays for the finishing touch is easy as well.
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The well-chosen, well-qualified and well-intentioned Democratic choices on the left and the current stable of inexperienced, obsequious and sycophantic Trump administration cabinet members on the right.
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A boy's bicycle inner tube red as inside the body, a well-chosen forked limb sawed from a shrub oak, & then an hour-long measure to get it right.
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Mel B is so damn good at the promotion game, she's giving Spice Girls fans some serious hope for a reunion tour by dropping a few well-chosen words.
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While the venue for the Brooklyn event was undeniably well-chosen, tucked out of the way and offering a handsome view of the Williamsburg Bridge, its warehouse origins were undeniable.
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Composing in longhand and obsessed with the craft of writing — he considered 300 well-chosen words a day to be his productive limit — Morris was known for taking his time.
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The Texas blues guitar ace Gary Clark Jr., whose fiery technique is a thrill to witness, is the well-chosen opener at this concert in Queens, Saturday evening at 1603.
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In a neighborhood overflowing with secondhand shops, this beautifully arranged vintage store stands out for its well-chosen collection of clothing, shoes and accessories, mainly from the 813s to 1970s.
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Guitars and pianos swirl in and out, and Ms. Gomez's vocals are chopped up to join the percussion, flinging well-chosen syllables — a recurring "whiskey neat" — at the offending ex.
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Secure your networkImage: D-LinkIf you know your networking, you can use some well-chosen tools to protect your privacy and stop connected devices from phoning home to their corporate base.
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You can dig down into nearly 40,000 different stations based on genre, era, or popularity, and the recommended stations seem well chosen too (you can see what's playing before you click).
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Snyder's fellow warrior with well-chosen words, the essayist Terry Tempest Williams, has devised one of the best lines ever written about parks — apt to the terror of rising global temperatures.
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ESCAPE THROUGH LAUGHTER "Night Train With Wyatt Cenac," another recent addition to the Seeso lineup, is a version of Mr. Cenac's Brooklyn comedy showcase, featuring well-chosen comics in extended sets.
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The map and the art are rich with period style, and even the recordings of sailors' songs are so well-chosen and performed that I never thought about turning them off.
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The whole afternoon was truly novel to me, someone who could not imagine "having it all" — as in, a delicious, well-chosen, satisfying meal and the time to linger over it.
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Of the three books, Storr's Interviews on Art is the most editorially satisfying—it provides contexts for the interviews and includes brief but well-chosen portfolios reproducing artworks by each interview's subject.
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I am happy to report that the large, satisfyingly chunky toggle switches and satisfyingly clicks buttons have been very well chosen and require enough force to push without stress but with satisfaction.
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One implication is that many efforts to improve Africans' lot risk being penny-wise but pound-foolish—fretting more about whether a policy is well implemented than whether it was well chosen.
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Program Five (which I saw on Friday) proved especially well chosen: two contrasting examples of Asian dance, the McGregor world premiere and the American premieres of a work by another European choreographer.
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But Mr. Barletta ran what was almost universally deemed a poor campaign, and he had nothing of the president's star power or talent for exploiting an opponent's weaknesses through well-chosen insults.
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Robinson's record was 175-19, with 6 draws; Mayweather's, amassed against well-chosen opponents in an era when stars fight much less often and for a lot more money, is 50-0.
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In the meantime, a small, well-chosen show of earlier work — half self-portraits, half photographic collages — remains on view at the J. Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles, through Nov. 26.
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Though its words are well chosen and artfully placed, Tracy Letts's "Man From Nebraska," which opened on Wednesday night at Second Stage Theater, has a radiant respect for what cannot be said.
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Timothy Egan Most of the ranchers I know are decent folks, men and women of a few well-chosen words, slow to rouse, distrustful of a show horse on four legs or two.
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The tasting plate of three well-chosen cheeses — goat, sheep and raw cow — and their pretty garnish of grapes, nuts and jam was so engaging that diners might not want to split it.
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The draft beer selection is mostly regional and well chosen, and the menu offers pub classics — some work and some don't — along with a few pan-Asian dishes that are almost always outstanding.
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For those who are unfamiliar with Baron's work, a well-chosen selection of her mixed-media collages and box assemblages is now on view at Leslie Feely Gallery on Manhattan's Upper East Side.
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Photo: GizmodoLike a well-chosen keyboard shortcut, a button combination can save you some serious time on your phone—whether you want to snap a photo, launch a digital assistant, or take a screenshot.
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In Buenos Aires, if the sky is clear and the vantage point well chosen, the city will be an apt place to watch the eclipse, and see today what Dr. Luyten experienced in 1925.
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He explained that the initial list of U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods was "reasonably well chosen" so as to not hurt American consumers, but the additional levies would likely be felt by the U.S. population.
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At this all-are-welcome neighborhood hangout, the cocktail list is handwritten on the white tile wall and ten taps pour well-chosen craft beers (one owner is Jeppe Jarnit-Bjergso of Evil Twin Brewing).
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The soundtrack hums with well-chosen, not-too-obvious hip-hop, R&B and rock classics; the humor is knowing and naughty without risking serious offense; and an inclusive brand of meta-ness is practiced.
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An assortment of well-chosen current comics invoke the usual gods — Lenny Bruce, George Carlin, Richard Pryor — as they talk about the storming of the censorship battlements, but they also note some less familiar figures.
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Anyway, the director, Zach Braff, better known as that actor from "Scrubs," keeps things moving briskly and surrounds the leads with a well-chosen supporting cast that includes Ann-Margret, John Ortiz and Kenan Thompson.
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After installing myself in the cabin I'd rented—delightfully kitted out with antique furniture, a wood-burning stove, and a well-chosen library—I put on my bathing suit, along with neoprene booties and gloves.
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None of the metrics on their own reliably can predict the direction of stocks, but when markets are freaking out and much is a blur, well-chosen indicators can steady the nerves and clarify the mind.
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Surprisingly, and a little disappointingly, Lynch's shorts from his art schools days do not make an appearance, though some well-chosen selections from Stan Brakhage, Bruce Conner, Ernie Gehr, Ken Jacobs, and others avant-garde luminaries do.
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In addition to these two men's works, the curators provide a well-chosen selection of other images: views of the site by different artists, scenes of modern excavations at Palmyra, photographs of funerary busts and other artifacts.
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There is perhaps no one who can match him in conveying the way a character moves through a few well-chosen "shots," or in going beyond the standard grammar of how readers expect comic books to work.
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" He continued: "I also think the spot is very well chosen as Parisians never ever come to the base of the Champs Elysées or the Petit Palais, so it makes you rediscover a part of the city.
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Well-chosen guest stars turn up in every episode, none funnier (so far) than Jason Mantzoukas, who in Episode 2 plays a pretentious photographer hired to take new portraits of everyone to spice up the firm's website.
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As ECB policymakers traditionally line up behind their president, the position is unusually powerful in setting the policy agenda, a role Draghi mastered when he staved off the currency bloc's demise with a few well chosen words.
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The running gag of breaking from the action to explain what various $4 and $5 words mean works beautifully, and the cast surrounding the core players is well chosen (especially Joan Cusack as Justice Strauss, Olaf's neighbor).
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Mostly, though, I watched in semirapture, wishing that the voice-over would stop interfering with my contemplation of the extraordinary visual symphony (accompanied, as ever in Mr. Malick's films, by well-chosen music) that Mr. Malick has composed.
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The director, Donnacadh O'Briain, moves things along swiftly, often with the help of well-chosen songs, and the set designer, Ellan Parry, makes the most of the tiny theater — the actors often enter and exit through a wardrobe.
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In the evening, Cherry Point (664 Manhattan Avenue) serves mostly small plates, such as oysters on rosemary with hollandaise, accompanied by cocktails like a Thinking Cap, made with rye and bitters, and wines from a well-chosen list.
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Waller-Bridge's sharp observational skills that make Fleabag's jokes so funny prove an invaluable asset for Killing Eve, filling out characters with just a few well-chosen lines and keeping a steady eye on its unraveling central mystery.
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This open letter to employees by Groupon's former CEO Andrew Mason upon his exiting the company is a very illustrative example of humble leadership (a matter of debate, though, if the timing was as well chosen as the words).
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Many Democrats see the nation's government-by-celebrity experiment as a disaster, compelling Ms. Nixon to sell a liberal mass audience on her most challenging role to date: the well-chosen celebrity, the one who can do it right.
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This concert, which begins the 2017 NYC Winter Jazzfest, will feature him alongside a well-chosen opener: the young British saxophonist Shabaka Hutchings, whose recent album, "Wisdom of Elders," draws more than a little inspiration from Mr. Sanders's example.
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"All you need are the right shampoo and conditioner, one or two well-chosen styling products and the willpower to not touch your hair or tuck it behind your ears," Lexi Salkin of Blackstones, a N.Y.C. hair salon, told PEOPLE.
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Technology can also help managers to spot particular individuals who might be planning to quit, and to head off the problem with some well-chosen words of encouragement or improved benefits; some Silicon Valley firms are looking into this approach.
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Even more striking is the palette: pure white for the most part, with well-chosen accessories like a fern curling out of a glass vase or a Chinese pagoda hat covered in Redd's own Black and White V Schumacher fabric.
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From the elevated role of the 7-Eleven to how to make new friends on trash day, the beauty here is in well-chosen detail, a practical approach and a tone that makes you want to be the writer's friend.
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"You probably need no more than 30 well-chosen stocks to have a diversified portfolio, but it is cheaper to buy a basket containing all 500 S&P index stocks, so save time and money and buy the index," Healy says.
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The difficulty with Priestdaddy, a new memoir by the poet Patricia Lockwood, is that it's easy to make it sound like a David Sedaris book with Catholic inflections, all zany dysfunctional family hijinks punctuated with a well-chosen dirty word.
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In closing, Lauren, I—and whatever portable restroom operators placed the units during your lifetime that have prompted such derision in your article—regret that you haven't had the kind of experiences that are possible in a well-chosen, well-placed portable restroom.
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Summer proved to be the perfect time to cut down on pointless spending and save for the big ticket items of winter: A few well-chosen dresses in great colors and separates can carry you through most of the warm weather months.
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They say strength comes from within, but when it comes to lugging groceries, opening sticky windows, and pulling down heavy boxes from the tippy-top shelf, it sure helps if your muscles have gotten a little action from some well-chosen exercises.
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"I think she has a tennis that is really complete, and on the mental side, she's a warrior," said Bruneau, who helped her on the mental side with some well-chosen words on coaching visits in the second and third sets on Sunday.
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But the platform is already generating buzz with its well-chosen selection of pieces from 75 brands including Marni and Alberta Ferretti (think long sleeved tops and maxi skirts or dresses) that prove covered-up fashion can also be elegant and fashion forward.
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Image: Alex Cranz/GizmodoMicrosoft and Sony aren't planning to upgrade their flagship consoles for a few months yet, but you can still improve your gaming experience with some well-chosen accessories—even if the hardware at the core of the system stays the same.
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From Texts From Hillary to the candidate's suspiciously young- and hip-sounding Twitter feed, young politically engaged progressives have found a way to construct a social media presence around Clinton that feels, if not authentic to her, then at least like a well-chosen accessory.
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The real draw is not financial gain but the excitement of a challenge: to engage in a give and take with young children, who experience the world with unfettered imagination and unabashed love best conveyed by a few well-chosen words and colorful images.
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Philip S. Rosenberg's lighting provides artful transitions as Conrad makes his way from New York to Ohio, and Daniel Brodie's well-chosen projections smartly evoke the early '60s — they include images of John F. Kennedy, the drink mix Tang and the Peter Gennaro Dancers.
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" Even the parenthetical asides are filled with well-chosen arcana: The actress Louise Brooks said that dancing with Fatty Arbuckle was "like floating in the arms of a huge donut"; the director Cecil B. DeMille ventured into talkies with "Madam Satan," a "blimp disaster musical.
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On a recent afternoon, Jim Rich, the editor in chief of The Daily News, sat at his computer playing around with front-page headlines, a few well-chosen words that would capture the day's biggest news: Sarah Palin's endorsement of Donald Trump in the Republican presidential primary.
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Seemingly well-chosen follow-up parts — among them the suicidal first wife of Lon Chaney (James Cagney) in "Man of a Thousand Faces" (22004) and the self-destructive daughter of John Barrymore (Errol Flynn) in "Too Much Too Soon" (21956) — did little to advance her career.
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By assembling a well-chosen set of individual narratives, many about figures who are relatively unknown, he captures why so many people thought the fate of the world might be decided by who won the conflict in a poor, mostly rural country on the edge of Europe.
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Of course, that's also evidence of how good Dodo staffers are at their job, which, like that of all YouTubers, is emotional manipulation: drawing out intense feelings of love and joy and hope just by stitching together animal footage, well-chosen subtitles, and tone-appropriate instrumental music.
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Because at the end of the day, I just feel like we've got to stop putting this political theater — well-chosen words — above the practical needs of so many real people who have never, in many instances, known any life in any country other than this one.
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The case of who stole the senior class trip fund is so carefully constructed, and the suspects so well chosen, that it has the claustrophobic intimacy of a locked-door mystery or a bottle episode, even though the bulk of the action takes place on a busy, sprawling school carnival ground.
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While the show has always thrown in well-chosen non-sequiturs subtly digging at sexism in the workplace, now that Mindy Lahiri's a mom, we love how a major plot line of the fourth season drove home the real double standards mothers face in going back to work and seeking career success post-baby.
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That's a lot of data you can keep on top of using nothing but your phone and a well-chosen app or two, though admittedly, there's more manual input involved if you want to go beyond the basics of step counts and sleep times, and it will definitely drain your phone's battery a little faster.
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This is hardly the first time the country's identity has come into question, as Schama reminds us in "The Face of Britain," a "triangular collaboration" of his British publisher with the National Portrait Gallery, from which most of his well-chosen illustrations are drawn, and Oxford Film and Television, which has produced a BBC television series to accompany it.
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A hefty well-photographed volume from Boqueria, a New York-based group of restaurants, shows the way with toasts and the stuff that can go on top, then segues from tapas into salads, eggs, vegetables, rice and noodles, seafood, meat and poultry, desserts and drinks, with a limited, well-chosen selection of recipes in each chapter.
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With a focus on art driven by crisis, the Yokohama Museum of Art, and the two well chosen historical venues — the Red Brick Warehouse No. 20173, and the Yokohama Port Opening Memorial Hall — displays most of the works in which artists mine current and historical events to level indictments as well as reappraise the precariousness of contemporary conditions.
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In the mid-nineteenth century, Charles Dickens, who was fascinated with the new, scientific approach to law enforcement, wrote that London's Detective Force: is so well chosen and trained, proceeds so systematically and quietly, does its business in such a workmanlike manner, and is always so calmly and steadily engaged in the service of the public, that the public really do not know enough of it, to know a tithe of its usefulness.
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But for those fixed on buying into the STEM toy craze this holiday season, we've compiled a list of some of the main players, presented in alphabetical order, rounding up a selection of what they're offering for 2018, hitting a variety of price-points, product types and age ranges, to present a market overview — and with the hope that a well chosen gift might at least spark a few bright ideas… Product: Metro 328 Starter Pack
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Along with Indian Accent, other recent arrivals include Pondicheri, which offers an appropriately casual selection of well-chosen bottles with its informal menu of dishes from all over the subcontinent; Paowalla, Floyd Cardoz's long-awaited return to Indian cooking after the closing of Tabla in 2010, which has a list that is quickly developing a point of view; and Babu Ji, another easygoing restaurant that opened in the East Village last year with a good selection of carefree bottles.
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