To save you the hassle of sitting through the torture of Trump teasing us with a single Melania joke, here's Clinton in her finest moments. Zing. Zing. Zing.
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The property's first restaurant, Zing Zing, will also open along with a newly built yoga pavilion.
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We just kept running, hearing the bullets zing past us.
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He gets to use Sorkin's own words against him. Zing!
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But Osborne and others cautioned Zing against making the investment.
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All I felt was a satisfying zing with each mouthful.
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Oh wait, I'm a music journalist, so he does already. Zing!
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"I do what the fuck I want," she clapped back. ZING.
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That's not to say it is without the zing of surprise.
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I widen the net and text my Broadly colleague Zing a photo.
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That's the approach that I'm taking: Everybody expects zingers, so I'll zing.
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Naturally, Uber CEO Travis Kalanick seized the opportunity to zing his competition.
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One, she hires Fred as a speechwriter, with special responsibility for zing.
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Then you can be sure you have found the zing you're after.
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The chef and owner, Haijing Bai, known as Zing, calls it seared rice.
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Each piece of warm, streaky bacon came with a powerful zing of wasabi.
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BMW i8 Roadster BMW injected zing into its next generation i8 roadster exterior.
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So I am as committed, just there's a little more zing to it.
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"I wouldn't be caught dead in many types of chokers now," Zing says.
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Lime yogurt tasted a bit sour, but had none of its pleasant zing.
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When 1980 rolled in, chicken Francese had the comforting zing that Americans wanted.
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But the zing of cool mint turns it into something far more interesting.
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So Zing shelved the idea — and the new hiring it would have triggered.
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A star enters the room and, zing, the air is electric with anticipation.
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A star enters the room and, zing, the air is electric with anticipation.
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I really do believe that they get a little zing in their heart.
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But while the Twitter reactions are aimed at Morgan Freeman—or Lieman, zing!
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" Zing: "Were Mr. Trump to sack [Mueller] now, it would amount to a confession.
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It's effortless to zing down even a tricky and winding road at 2740 mph.
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It's all about the urge and the itch and the zing and the applause.
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"Make sure you get a photo snorting it!" says Zing, cheerily waving me off.
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"Are you doing that plastic piece this week?" my Broadly colleague Zing asks quizzically.
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Their punch lines zing with pleasure that offsets the pain of their edgy insights.
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There's nothing like a good, hot shower—this much is clear (water pun, zing).
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Serve with farro and green beans, topped liberally with that sauce for extra zing.
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This cut down on dead time and put extra zing on every free throw.
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Check out their famous espresso blend with hints of chocolate and a sweet, fruity zing.
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This is the exact question that Zing and Fussell found themselves considering back in 2008.
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To say past statements have come back to zing the Trump team understates the matter.
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Peeling apart scalding leaves, the cake inside tastes plain and starchy with a pork zing.
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Likewise, Metaxa, a Greek variety of cognac with an orangey zing, is gaining wider appreciation.
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The pair's banter brought to mind the zing-filled routines at a classic Catskills resort.
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Jeffrey (Quincy Dunn-Baker) is a lovable dope whom the other characters can zing illogically.
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Jackie is an insult comic, but his barbs have no edge, no zing, no wit.
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This story was told to and edited for clarity by Fox Fisher and Zing Tsjeng.
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"He started his solo career out cutting insane rockin' R&B songs like 'Cha Dooky-Doo,' 'Oooh-Whee Baby,' 'Zing Zing' and 'What's Going On,' " Ira Padnos, a historian of the region's music and founder of the festival the Ponderosa Stomp, said by email.
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Zing Trump Finally, the Democrats will have to use some of their time to go negative.
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But we have created a few characters around them which adds a zing to the story.
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Because of this, some fans online are still a little upset at the potential Zayn zing.
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Her use of hothouse colors and repeated geometric shapes adds a further zing to her work.
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I love the addition of walnuts to the pan sauce: a little zing, a little crunch.
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Back the project here and check out the video below to see everything that Zing can do.
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Watch the original #WokeBae (the Dalai Lama) find a perfect way to "zing" the Chinese government above.
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He should actually change his name to Meek Mill since he's being carried by Nicki too. ZING!
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We've developed a taste for barbaric libertines with twinkling eyes and some zing in their tortured souls.
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All week long, expressive Mercury will zing through Aries, charging up every conversation with energy and excitement.
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The acquisition, which was codenamed Project Zing, would have three parties to it: Ottomotto, Uber and Unicorn.
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The Zing Air Hyperstrike Z Axe, or Zax for short, will have everyone asking for a turn.
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"They say I'm Joan Rivers, but older," she says in a typical zing of a punch line.
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She even had jokes: Two white allies walk into a bar … because it was set so low. Zing.
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Price: $19.99 (Source: Zing) Kids can learn how to create stop-motion masterpieces with Zing's StikBot movie sets.
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Zing is an intelligent, AI-powered night light that's currently killing it on Kickstarter — and for good reason.
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The best part's when Colin tries to zing our Australian camera guy, Charlie, for being an uneducated American.
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Even his throwaway lines — "Asinine/ I get blow like dandelions" — have the eyebrow-arching zing of his prime.
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That gives him unique standing to zing WPP while sounding as though he wishes it only the best.
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The team had been working to cut sodium, and was now searching for something else to add zing.
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And even though it felt a-ma-zing for me, he thought it distanced his body from mine.
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Why bother, when her activism was only ever a fun little detail meant to give her personality some zing?
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"Kennedy is Chi Chi from the future telling her she's not going to win All Stars," Trixie said. Zing!
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As part of her Forgotten Women book series, Broadly UK editor Zing Tsjeng explores Kenner's life and many inventions.
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Both were convicted of "abusing power in performance of official duties", the online newspapers VnExpress and Zing News said.
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Pros: Cons: Buy the Sherpa Fleece Zip Hoodie from Tea CollectionBuy the Infant Zing III Fleece Jacket from Columbia
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I also like to highlight beautiful or powerful lines — and often go back to them just for the zing.
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Uber confirmed that the Zing companies were used as holding companies for the Otto acquisition, and no longer exist.
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But in the scenes that break with banality, there is a zing not only of originality, but of daring.
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I thought many more — eight to 10 — would answer more clearly, providing some zing against the richness of the sauce.
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But I found myself missing the zing of an onion and the crunch of a pickle or crisp, fresh lettuce.
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It's a night when people try to not take themselves too seriously, where you can zing everybody, including the president.
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At the turn of the century a site called Zing promised, in a first, "free unlimited online storage" for photos.
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The result is a weird, erratic and occasionally insightful experiment that, unlike its indefatigable star, never quite finds its zing.
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Having experienced the transformative power of salt, I wanted to learn how to get that zing every time I cooked.
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MONTCLAIR Seventh Annual Concert for Haiti, including performances by Aztec Two Step, Jen Chapin, Richard and Soleil Laurent and Zing Experience.
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"By taking all of the things I say and all of the things I do and putting them on TV." Zing.
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Your bedroom—white-walled, wooden-floored—smells of patchouli, sandalwood, and the atomized zing of a thousand long and lusty nights.
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A fork sufficed for a clever almond tart surmounted with thinly sliced rhubarb that gave it a subtle but palpable zing.
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The majority of seaweed salads I get with my sushi are cloying and damp, lacking the mineral zing of fresh kelp.
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He writes sentences with the lively, poetic zing of one as attuned to the sounds of words as to their meanings.
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The dowager countess' zingers still zing, and the cheesy odes to the days gone by are still as ripe as camembert.
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" The new phrase lacks rhetorical zing; it's hard to envision workers on a picket line singing rousing anthems about "income inequality.
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"Maybe check the state of your country's immigration policies before you steer it too hard at this one," he said. Zing.
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The term "friend zone" often comes hand-in-hand with the word "cuck," another Twitter zing that the alt-right has adopted.
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Riffs on dating, aging, marriage, infertility and childbirth have the zing-and-run rhythm of sketch comedy, but structured for the page.
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Earlier in the day, my editor Zing is insistent I find a way to snort the cacao when no-one is looking.
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MONTCLAIR Seventh Annual Concert for Haiti, with performances by Aztec Two Step, Jen Chapin, Richard and Soleil Laurent, Zing Experience and many others.
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For example, cabbage, a relatively bland vegetable, is given a sharp zing when lactic acid bacteria breaks down its sugars to make sauerkraut.
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For an extra zing, he smudged a "fluo-orange" dot in the center of the lips, using a theatrical paint mixed with water.
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Devon Dikeou operates the collection as an extension of the quarterly publication Zing Magazine, of which she is the founder, editor, and publisher.
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If you've ever taken a big bite of wasabi, you know what comes next: a painful zing that creeps over your whole scalp.
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Even with all this, you may find yourself missing the self-mocking playfulness that gives an Indiana Jones or an 007 epic added zing.
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No matter if you're a coffee-lover or more into tea, we bet you'll appreciate the energizing zing they add to your morning routine.
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Join us for free Old Blue Last beer, a panel discussion featuring the filmmakers hosted by Broadly UK editor Zing Tsjeng, posters and zines.
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But we are immediately sobered when we round a corner, just beginning to zing along, and there is a cop car blocking the road.
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Besides the usual coffee drinks like macchiatos and cortados, the cafe serves what it calls "coffee cocktails," alcoholic drinks with a zing of caffeine.
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It's not as easy to imagine a future without Google as it might have been to imagine a future without Zing, or even Yahoo.
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The zing of travel is the vulnerability it inspires, and the promise that that vulnerability might lead to a transcendence of our everyday existences.
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Despite promises in preshow interviews to zing Donald J. Trump ahead of his inauguration, Mr. Fallon even kept his political jokes to a minimum.
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Kristaps Porzingis A very ornate, jewel encrusted, medieval looking treasure chest for Young Lurch to store his mounds of Zing bars in and lord over.
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Yet the point is that European stocks could have substantially more zing to the upside, as long as events make U.S. stocks rise, he said.
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Only upon shaving does the condiment release the enzymes that provide its signature punch and that satisfying zing only sticks around for around 15 minutes.
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We taste it—it has a lemony zing—and take a few blades to stick on the mugwort fish dish Fredenham will be cooking later.
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Not my flashiest puzzle ever, but the amount of zing seems about right for a Friday, and I like how there aren't any major clunkers.
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Then again, the original "Dynasty" didn't really have its zing until the second season, when villainess Alexis (Joan Collins) put the "nasty" into its title.
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As I give the tlayuda a full bite, my grandma's zing can't be found, but it's good enough to make me come back twice a week.
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Zuckerman portrays Mercer as "a peculiar but largely benign figure within the company" who liked to zing his liberal colleagues, but mostly kept his own counsel.
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Books of The Times Nell Zink's surname, which seems to combine the words "zing" and "sink," happens to be a nice distillation of her prose style.
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This candle is almost sickly sweet, with notes of maple, caramelized sugar, and honeyed pancake batter, but toasted nuts and pumpkin cut the zing a bit.
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It springs from a long literary tradition, from Shakespeare to Jane Austen: putting two people in proximity and conspiring, with wit and zing, for a match.
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Yet even the profanity has lost its zing in this cut-rate retread, which mostly prompts admiration for how far Mr. Zwigoff ran with one joke.
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I hesitate to say jokes, because, unlike the bounce and zing of the first movie, the tone here is more sober and the humor more strained.
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As the "Bodak Yellow" singer explained her name, Fallon tried and failed to keep a straight face as the Bronx native spoke with her trademark "zing" sounds.
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When you position multiple Zing lights throughout your house, you're essentially creating a little runway that learns (and predicts) your regular paths — like that 3am bathroom visit.
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Another good one is Dr. Dennis Gross Skincare's Instant Radiance, which contains SPF 40, makes tired complexions zing, and adds a glow that doesn't veer into glittery.
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Children learn to distinguish between the milky scent of mashed banana and the sour zing of an orange wedge long before they ever engage with a flower.
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Both of those elements are so fanciful, and they're so gracefully incorporated into this grid, that even if your solving experience is challenging, it's full of zing.
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The interior ministry named the two as Lee Zing Yang, 24, and Meng Li Si, 26, and said their violation of visa rules had contributed to their abductions.
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The girls decide to write anonymous love letters to Maya, hoping the amour in those letters will bring some zing into what they see as a dreary life.
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You'll also be able to enjoy a Q&A with Ducournau—who in addition to directing Raw, also wrote the screenplay—hosted by Broadly's UK editor, Zing Tsjeng.
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You don't have to change one brush for another, and the colors often have a strangely unreal zing about them, a kind of candy-colored dream-coat quality.
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I remember thinking I can't wait to hear the numbers, where they would zing all the other companies because we were just the greatest thing since sliced bread.
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Moments of cleverness zing out from the din, as when RuPaul voices a four-legged fashionista, or a spectacular Komondor (Shaquille O'Neal) offers Max his best Zen mantras.
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On Saturday, Oscar winners — the visual effects supervisor Craig Barron and the sound designer Ben Burtt — discuss matte painting and sound effects, like the zing of Robin's arrows.
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That was the theory behind giving Michael Bloomberg a prime speaking spot at the Democratic National Convention, where his mockery of Donald Trump carried extra zing and sting.
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" Meyers also made a point to zing President Donald Trump: "A string of three words that could not have been better designed to infuriate our president: Hollywood Foreign Press.
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The stories of these movies are nothing to write home about, especially all of their "zing" business, which is self-consciously silly in a way that never quite works.
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Mr. Huizenga (pronounced HIGH-zing-ah) achieved his first success with the sanitation company Waste Management, which traced its origins to a garbage route he personally drove in 907.
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I made a sofrito of diced Portuguese chourico sausage, diced onions and red bell pepper, with lots of ground cumin, minced garlic and a zing of orange-mango juice.
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Each bit of stuffing offered a different surprise — sometimes the sweet-and-sour zing of a prune, other times the faint rumor of Thanksgiving whispered by celery and thyme.
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" In other political news, Joe Biden, seeking to add some "zing" to his presidential campaign, tours Iowa in a bus sporting, in big letters, his new slogan: "No Malarkey!
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The only one that didn't zing and sing for me right away was 70A, "The dental hygienist ordered a …" SUCTION CUP, probably because dentistry gets me a little squeamish.
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But the momentary zing of self-satisfaction you receive from donating online to a huge relief fund is nothing compared to how the women in giving circles describe their experiences.
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For a lot of folks it's sports, for others it's the NFL (zing!)—but once the food coma starts to hit, classic Turkey Day-themed movies are where it's at.
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It has a subtle citrus flavor which is good for a first step into the flavored seltzer world, although I think it could also benefit from a bit more zing.
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Having a scored word list made my life a lot easier — I was suddenly able to squeeze in more zing than ever before while still keeping the short fill smooth.
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The knife-edge zing of pink grapefruit, mellowed with a touch of sweetness, is what comes through in this new soft drink and mixer by East Imperial of New Zealand.
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Barnes -- who played with Mario in Memphis in the 2015-16 season -- was one of the first to see it ... and decided to celebrate with a friendly body shaming zing.
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They feel more of a piece with Mr. Peterson's video and sound art and with some of the craft-based processes, like knitting, that gave Forcefield its retro-futuristic zing.
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Unfortunately, the film's chattier scenes are undeniably its weak points, though they incorporate flashbacks — to the moments when the two men met their romantic interests — that zip and zing with passion.
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Once upon a time the summer TV scene was as terrible as CBS's diversity numbers (zing!), but now it's when cable and streaming break out the heavy hitters for hungry audiences.
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The Teen Mom stopped by PEOPLE Now to discuss her recent comments that she's "surpassed" the reality star – and, in the process, she landed another zing at Kardashian West's famous family.
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A three-tiered tostada salad had heft, in its nuggets of roasted chicken; crunch, in its toasted tortillas; and zing, in the tangy cilantro-lime vinaigrette coating its leaves of arugula.
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Game of Thrones is going out with a bang (much like the Sept of Baelor, zing), and as Season 8 prepares for production, HBO is assembling its finest for the sendoff.
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The earnest love triangle gets some added zing from Andie's older friend, fashion consultant and romantic adviser Iona (Annie Potts) and Blane's all-around jerk of a friend Steff (James Spader).
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Even more unsurprisingly, Trump seized on the revelation to zing Comey once more: Wow, looks like James Comey exonerated Hillary Clinton long before the investigation was over...and so much more.
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Since 2015, the company has unveiled two new advertising campaigns in the United States, one aimed at moms featuring the tagline "Add a zing with Tajín!" and the other at millennials.
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Or you would think so: but leave it to the feted British theater director Trevor Nunn to flatten the intrigue and dampen the lust that could have made "Red Joan" zing.
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"Testers picked up on notes of apple, pear, and orange, although two reviewers called the wine "bitter" and one taster complained about the lack of "that signature New Zealand citrus zing.
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On our 100th episode, we run through the day's biggest headlines before talking with Zing Tsjeng, the author of Forgotten Women: The Scientists, about unsung female inventors, scientists, and technologists throughout history.
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"Sometimes I pine for the Working Men's Club," Amy Zing tells me later, when we retreat to an upstairs corridor, drinks in hand, to talk about how things got to this point.
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Might have gone for a little more zing were I building this puzzle today, but at the same time, the relative lack of crosswordese allows for a lot of nice cluing opportunities.
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Then comes the additives: sugar, of course, along with some citric acid (the stuff that's found in lemons and limes, and easily sourced online) for a little bit of lip-puckering zing.
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Curry powder, rice, soy sauce, the savory zing of sugar cooked black: These are among the tastes of Caribbean cooking, ingredients and techniques brought to the islands by slavery, colonialism, indentured servitude.
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But anyway, now we have a visual to the synthy audio "School of Grand Affection" (imagine Bowie meets Late of the Pier meets Tears for Fears) and it really makes the song zing.
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Sugarfina Dark Chocolate Sea Salt Caramels, $7.50, available at Bloomingdale'sRich caramel, slightly bitter dark chocolate, and a zing of sea salt balance each other out in this treat that melts in your mouth.
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Dollops of lemon cream on a fennel shortbread tasted light and rich until I incorporated the pastis and lemon sorbet into my spoonful — the result was a punch of sweet and sour zing.
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A delightful Zing of Seasonings … A Hearty Meaty Flavor Topped with a Rich Sauce, Piquante, Chives, Sour Gherkins, Crusty Bits from the Pan … A Prestigious Meat Loaf Dinner That's a Lot of Good Eating.
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The final bad guy is, once again, predatory capitalism, adding some nasty zing to the you-are-what-you-eat implications of Spurlock's restaurant project, which, the ending teases, may have an actual future.
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That's in keeping of course, with the distinctive comic flavour of this franchise, but the revelations about Quill's background just zing and ping around with the same pinball-velocity as everything else in the film.
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A breakout exception like the devastating ode to marital hypocrisy, "We're Gonna Be All Right," feels out of sync with the characters who sing it (though Mr. Elder and Ms. Hunt deliver it with zing).
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On the other hand, Saturdays are wide open, which leads to more zing in terms of longer entries, but also more trade-offs in smoothness when those long entries have to yield good shorter fill.
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The pair, identified by Pakistan authorities as Lee Zing Yang, 24, and Meng Li Si, 26, were abducted by armed men pretending to be policemen on May 24 in Quetta, the provincial capital of Baluchistan province.
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A good riff on the standard "how do we explain the fact that no one can call for help in this horror movie" problem, and a good zing on Samsung for their overambitious Galaxy Note 7.
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"I wish Nicolas Maduro and his top advisors a long, quiet retirement, living on a nice beach somewhere far from Venezuela," Bolton said, a zing that has since been retweeted 19,000 times and liked 39,000 times.
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A twist on the French classic, this version replaced traditional raspberry with the tantalizing zing of passion fruit, which flavored the thick, silky Belgian milk chocolate mousse atop a firm but moist, red-flecked chocolate crust.
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The strapping Mr. Fierstein, with his foghorn voice and borscht belt timing, gave the world a drag queen that every mother could love, and a script with the zing of an R-rated Neil Simon comedy.
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The prospect of a reunion gives the novel its zing; it's hard to shed a tear for Charles, "a heavy breather, a snorer, a guffawer," as well as a defiantly lazy father and an unfaithful jerk.
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This is truly a beach scent in that it suggests the comprehensive sunbathing experience: a dash of sunscreen, an amber-y glug of tanning oil, the citrus from a margarita and the mineral zing of saltwater.
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So when the NCAA tweeted that they were giving all March Madness student-athletes free wi-fi at their hotels, Golden State Warriors center and former Vanderbilt Commodore Festus Ezeli hit them back with some realness: Zing.
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The ministry said earlier this month the Chinese couple Lee Zing Yang, 24, and Meng Li Si, 26, had been missionaries posing as language teachers, in violation of visa rules, and that had contributed to their abductions.
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Furthermore, the connections between the New York-based publication Zing and the collection in Colorado create a dynamic exchange of ideas, projects, and texts, which keeps the works relevant and brings Denver into a far-reaching conversation.
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"Ant-Man and the Wasp" features kinetic action sequences, but what makes it zing is that Mr. Reed has figured out how to sustain the movie's intimacy and its playfulness, even when bodies and cars go flying.
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She digs into the science behind why we love salty things, or why fat is so versatile in so many different dishes, or why the acidic zing of lemon juice is often what a dish is missing.
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"The thing about yetis is that yetis love winter," the book begins, and recounts all the cold-weather activities he likes: ice-skating, making snow castles, drinking hot chocolate and so on, all drawn with a colorful zing.
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Asian dumplings — wonton-filled purses of coarsely ground, garlicked pork — were no less delightful, steamed to a melt-in-the-mouth suppleness, and an assertive peppery zing to their chili sauce kept the latter from being too sweet.
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I tasted a 23 riesling from the Clos Häuserer vineyard, marked Indice 3, that was clearly sweet, yet it was vibrant and refreshing, with a balancing zing of acidity that I would not have found a decade ago.
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Yeh, her husband, and her husband's family are locked into a relationship where Yeh is constantly trying to give bland Midwestern staples a new culinary zing, and everybody says they like what she comes up with, but do they?
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Verdant air emanates from a dreamy jungle of plant life; neon light bounces around mirrored surfaces; luminous plexiglass constructions pop out from every direction; and unplaceable music is punctuated by the random zing of a fairy wand sound effect.
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The official, Interior Minister Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan, said in a statement that the Chinese couple — Lee Zing Yang, 24, and Meng Li Si, 26 — had been kidnapped in the city of Quetta on May 24 by unknown gunmen.
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It's a "methodical and controlled" composition, as per Jeng's premise, that nevertheless retains a zing of spontaneity, as does "34 Gatherings" (2014) by Emil Lukas, a squiggly grisaille abstraction produced by fly larvae slithering through ink across the canvas.
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The two got into a back-and-forth about what Corinne had told Nick and Corinne said she couldn't believe Taylor was a mental health counselor and then Taylor said she couldn't believe Corinne runs a multi-million dollar company. Zing!
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An easy-to-throw-together marinade that combines coffee, cumin, pepper, chili powder, and cinnamon for that goes from the beach to a winter barbecue with delicious zing (seal those smokey flavors in by curing the steak in the rub overnight).
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Many artists represented in the collection, along with many who aren't, have also submitted publication projects to Zing and a number of works are presented alongside editions of the publication, offering deeper insights into the artists' practices and the collection.
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At the fair, Zing executives were testing out an idea: What did retailers like Osborne think about a fidget spinner with LED lights that kids could program from their iPhone, so that it would spell out words as it spun?
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Then, at 6:33, Frederick Gaudreau — who does not even have a dressing stall in Nashville's locker room, just a small table and a wooden chair — used Cole as a screen to zing in a wrist shot from the slot.
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It also had a high-toned elegance, a zing of citrus zestiness and a light body that spoke more of a mountain wine than say the richer expressions one might find from the Langhe, the home of Barolo and Barbaresco.
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I almost never felt the zing that Katy Perry seemed to experience during her sessions, but I meditated for 20 minutes every morning and afternoon, on gym floors and airplane seats and my sofa, with my dog napping next to me.
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" Cody's dialogue, said the LA Times, was "self-conscious splatter over a sorely lackluster scare flick," and while director Karyn Kusama was able to generate "an old-fashioned same-sexploitative zing," unfortunately, "she can't muster up a modicum of suspense elsewhere.
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And the restaurant's signature surf-and-turf dish — barbecued Gulf shrimp served alongside "Thai-braised short ribs" — was uneven: Though the shrimp were excellent, the beef lacked the piquant zing we had expected from its preparation (which used ginger, Kaffir lime and galangal).
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While a mint julep is classic, the zing of fresh lemon juice promises to make it all the more thirst-quenching, and maybe prevent us from blacking out before 4 PM should we opt to have three of these on a lazy afternoon.
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"I think if you really want to zing Bethesda, give them hell for taking one of the most literate, well-written franchises in gaming history and turning it into just another way that teenage griefers can go around nuking each other," he said.
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Cabot's secret weapon is her flexible, deadpan comedic prose, which gives her banter zing and her interior monologues charm; it makes Mia's ambling, breathless recaps of her favorite Lifetime Original Movies one of the most entertaining parts of the Princess Diaries series.
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This time, there was more zing in Tveit's "Everlasting Love," extra snarl in Olivo's "What's Love Got to Do With It." By the time they were duetting on "Up Where We Belong," it sounded as if they were singing the lines for the first time.
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The Maya Mountain, striking for its hints of pineapple and vanilla, has been such a crowd-pleaser that it was sold out for weeks, while the Chuao, named for a rare Venezuelan bean, melted on my tongue before finishing with a delightful zing. plaqchocolat.fr.
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As for turning Trump tweets into cash ... you can wager on which Democrat he will mention by name first on Twitter, whether he will zing Elizabeth Warren with a "Pocahontas" reference, and how many times he will tweet about "Sleepy Joe" Biden -- over/under 1.5.
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And yet, there seems to be something in the water (zing!) because we keep noticing our favorite celebs sporting a certain type of long-sleeved swimsuit, and have spotted plenty of trend-forward takes on traditional rash guards when we search "swimwear" at the coolest boutiques.
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"—Zing, Singapore "After I graduated from school in Russia, I decided to do my International Foundation Year in the UK. Having listened to Radio 4, read Jane Austen and Charlotte Bronte, and watched films like Pollyanna, I had a pretty solid idea of what England was like.
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Also, I'd be lying if I didn't say that a couple of Gilroy's jibes do stick their landings; one sequence in which a real corpse is mistaken for an art installation has a zing that Ruben Ostlund's vinegary 2017 "The Square" never got within a mile of.
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At first glance, this weekend's Academy Awards show doesn't promise much in the way of surprises: Many of the nominees long ago earned sure-thing status (our sincere pre-emptive congrats, Mahershala and Viola!), and you just know host Jimmy Kimmel will engage in some Trump-related zing-slinging.
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Traditionally, Tabasco is the go-to ingredient for spice, but a chance conversation with Pritesh Mody (founder and owner of spice importer World of Zing) opened up the options to get more creative with spices like amchoor, Persian dried lime, chubar peppercorns, and pul biber Turkish chili flakes.
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The scripted lines rarely zing, sing or sting (some seem improvised), but when the performers fall down or screw up their faces, you get to watch them fill in their characters with something like real feeling, as when Naomi drunkenly invades a musical group and grabs the mic.
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And the bar phenomenon is not limited to your local upscale organic food chain: According to a recent Outside Magazine piece, the market has absolutely exploded in recent years, with mainstays like Kind and Clif competing with upstart brands like Larabar and Zing to rake in an estimated $29 billion globally.
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And Bridget Jones's Diary is still a romantic comedy — one of the most beloved entries in the genre, as a matter of fact — and the romantic comedy that allows its lead to eschew romance is as rare to find as a woman getting married after 40 (outdated societal expectations zing!).
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But it is too divorced from the real world consequences of its characters' machinations to support any larger ambition, and in Thomas Kail's sleek staging — he directed "Dry Powder," too, and before that "Hamilton" — the gravity of the subject and the sitcom zing of the style make an uncomfortable combo.
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My favorite Gem dish so far, delicate and self-assured, was a morsel or two of grilled king crab legs lightly glazed with rose petal miso and set beside soft chamomile-scented potatoes for ballast, red currants for zing and some fluttering rose petals on top for the heck of it.
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It's all Plasma Energy this and Golden Age that, with Prime and Megatron—each with their original series voice actor providing the reassuringly cheesy lines ("There's more to this situation than meets the eye," says the Autobot leader early on, oh zing)—beating each other up across both Earth and Cybertron, and even in space.
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The Hotel Transylvania films are big, broad animated comedies whose premise is largely, "Wouldn't it be funny if there was a hotel for monsters?" and where the bulk of the plots have to do with something called a "zing," when a monster's heart goes pitter-pat upon seeing, for the first time, the creature they love.
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Gordon did not enjoy the grinding zing of dirt bikes' two-stroke motors, which echoed down the valley on weekends, but that was the country: not a pure and untrammelled world of native wildlife and songbird calls but people who cleared the trees off their property with chainsaws and cut paths through the woods for motocross courses and snowmobiling.
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The soda case is stocked with reminders of home: Merve ayran, a cooling drink of salted yogurt, evoking nostalgia for a warmer season; Uludag gazoz, clear as Sprite but favoring sweetness over zing; and Doganay salgam suyu (fermented black carrot juice), which smells like baking bread and rests in the mouth like a fledgling red wine.
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Her affection for Judy Garland was on display, from an opening "You Made Me Love You" (with reference to "Dear Mr. Nederlander," this show's producer) to a jazzy version of "Zing Went the Strings of My Heart," but also in a duet with a surprise guest, the opera star Renée Fleming, on "Over the Rainbow," the song most associated with Garland.
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Mikawaya Mochi Ice Cream You don't even need to leave the comfort of your own home to enjoy Mochidoki's delectable little bites — just order them up online in a variety of 12 sweet, sweet flavors: Azuki Red Bean, Black Sesame, Frothy Chocolate, Ginger Zing, Lychee, Colada, Mandarin Orange Cream, Matcha Green Tea Chocolate Chip, Matcha Green Tea, Mochaccino Chip, Raspberry White Chocolate Crunch, Salted Caramel, and Vanilla Chocolate Chip.
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Here are the best kids' winter coats you can buy:Best winter coat for kids overall: Columbia Whirlibird II Interchange JacketBest winter coat for girls: The North Face Mossbud Swirl Reversible JacketBest budget wBest boys' winter coat: Patagonia Snowshot JacketBest winter coat for babies: Tea Collection Sherpa Fleece Zip Hoodie and Columbia Infant Zing III Fleece JacketUpdated on 10/14/2019 by Les Shu: Updated pricing, links, and formatting.
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Small and pumpkin-shaped, like miniature bell peppers, they can be found in deli cases stuffed with cubes of provolone and wisps of prosciutto, on antipasto platters at weddings and funerals or suspended in vinegar in big jars at the sub shop, hot and sweet at once, with a zing of sour acidity that makes them an ideal topping for a sandwich of cured meats and salty cheese.
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Once, a polite man I'd never met from a department I've never worked with asked if he could borrow my Dictaphone, and because I'm British and awkward I felt like I had to say yes, and then he didn't return the Dictaphone and I got progressively more distressed until my colleague Zing, smelling my panic, recovered the Dictaphone for me and placed it on my desk with a look that simultaneously bespoke a deep compassion and quiet empathy.
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Bird's nostalgic side is evident in the name Jack-Jack, which evokes the epithet John-John given to John F. Kennedy Jr. when he was a toddler in the White House.) It's a blast when Jack-Jack spends time with a super-suit designer, Edna Mode (voiced by Mr. Bird) — this irresistible duo could easily spin into their own sequel nirvana — but it's Jack-Jack's kinetic dust-up with the raccoon that gives the movie its most delightful moments as baby and beast zip, zing and ping like Tom and Jerry in gloriously controlled chaos.
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