Sentences with phrase «with rumpled»

The main headset menu exists in a stark modernist room with a rumpled and totally incongruous carpet in the middle, a weird bit of skeuomorphism that's just substantial enough to feel like it ought to be personalizable.

British artist Tracey Emin was in the crowd when My Bed — an unmade bed with rumpled sheets, empty vodka bottles, underwear, and cigarette packets — sold for # 2.5 million ($ 4.3 million) on July 1 at Christie's in London, more than five times her previous high.

Some of Eitel's most recent works have become markedly more abstract, accompanying his growing interest in formal composition, like paintings in which figures disappear altogether: a pile of cloth strewn across the floor, a cot with rumpled sheets, paper towels and bags on the sidewalk.

But for the actual walk down the aisle, consider breathing new life into your short hairstyle with rumpled curls and a gorgeous five - strand braid.

And I cringe when a member of our team shows up at the big pitch with a rumpled suit four sizes too big for his frame.

Not exact matches

When you're looking across a boardroom table at whatever collection of rumpled dreamers and smug hipsters made it this far, fall in love with who they are together, not what you think you as a business leader can make them do.

In her narrow rumpled bed again and again she flails against the white sheets that rush upon her with the sound of angels» wings, while the sharp songs of predatory night birds outside her window attack the ear, then change into sweeter, holier notes as dawn arrives.

But on a chilly November morning, with the thermometer at 10 °, Ransom Kelley, duck guide, in rumpled wool shirt and pants, tentlike camouflage parka and fur - lined hat, backs the Magnum II out of her slip at a time that he likes — 4:30 a.m. — and heads out of the harbor for the offshore ledges.

One parent, likely sporting rumpled clothes with spots of spit up.

Gingrich is the rumpled bomb thrower, while Romney is the handsome, quasi-establishment moderate with good hair.

He became obsessed with unconformities in the rocks, where strata are distorted, rumpled or jumbled in composition, some layers of rock thrusting near vertically into those above or below.

Imagine the way light interacts with a shiny plastic ball, compared with its appearance on a rumpled velvet blanket.

Rumpled grain sacks, with that little bit of aged patina and old world charm, look just so right and cozy in a home by the sea.

That way I'm ready to try on any item and not be left standing with bare legs and rumpled socks and thinking I look terrible.

We've got the classic two - tone baseball design injecting a certain all - American wholesome approachability, a comfy, rumpled boyfriend - sweater look contrasting with the delight of a rather short hemline... I don't often find this word useful, or even interesting, but this dress is just sexy to me.

Wear it pristine with a skirt or trousers or rumpled over denim for a classic look.

This dress is all about the rumpled texture, with a subtle sheen, courtesy of organic cotton finely woven with metallic threads.

That way if you decide to try on a skirt or dress you won't be standing there with bare legs and rumpled socks.

As with all of her products they are fully washable and get better and more soft + rumpled as you wash them.

It's so hard to see how you'd look in a dress when you're standing there with bare legs and rumpled socks around your ankles.

It's really light jersey fabric so it could hang better and this dress gets rumpled and sticks when I walk with leggings on underneath.

Boden also makes some great white shirts with whimsical patterns (bicycles, umbrellas) and spots — they are more rumpled, but I still love them under a sweater.

The second was a striped, rumpled linen shirt with a plastic «souvenir» pocket, to be used for a leaf, a shell, a fragment of a photo, anything that seals a moment.

It is light and airy and one of those fabrics that, like linen, is wrinkle - prone, but that's part of what makes it so great — even the first time you wear it, double gauze feels soft and rumpled and worn in, and it only gets softer with repeated washes and wears.

Leave unpressed for a beautifully rumpled look, or press on medium heat with steam to remove wrinkles, straighten neckline, sleeves and hem.

Specializing in playing shambling, cantankerous cynics, Walter Matthau, with his jowly features, slightly stooped posture, and seedy, rumpled demeanor, looked as if he would be more at home as a laborer or small - time insurance salesman than as a popular movie star equally adept at drama and comedy.

Both the stranded six and their quietly noble rescuers, whether chained to a desk at Langley or skulking around Tehran with a muted, saturnine sense of purpose, are regular people in rumpled clothing who are scared, confused, tired, and, again, scared.

At the end of the process there is of course the Big Contest where moral victories are won, if not actual ones, and there is the eleventh - hour crisis solved by an inspirational coming together (most often demonstrated in mass desk - standing), all capped by a heartfelt coda that shows a new direction for our rumpled hero and the little moppets who had the foresight to trust him with their lives and futures.

Then she discovers that Leif, played by the splendidly rumpled Kim Bodnia of BBC4 Borgen fame, is cheating on her with a young bimbo from his firm's accounts department.

If you're like me, chances are your bed isn't the picture of neatness, with scattered pillows and occasionally, rumpled sheets not tucked away properly.

A rumpled Owen is Salinger, some kind of ill - defined crusader for justice with a badge from Interpol and a dark past from Syd Field, while Watts as ADA Elly, who spends her first scene with a Boston / Newark accent and the rest with her standard - issue Yank.

These are crusaders in rumpled suits with coffee cups instead of capes, plodding through the boring legwork that comprises so much of real journalism — making lists, finding almanacs in dusty rooms that stink of dead rat, filling out forms at the courthouse, eating leftover pizza in dismally unkempt apartments.

Tempering his rumpled, easy charm with a cold streak of fury, his mere presence jolts the film to life whenever he is on screen, and his scenes with Deneuve, wherein mother and son tensely negotiate the fallout of their relationship, are the film's most complex and emotionally rewarding.

His bed was littered with magazines, food wrappers and rumpled blankets.

Built for towing big loads and hauling a large crew, even with the light load of just a driver and minimal cargo, its ride quality was still amazingly smooth on any surface that wasn't rumpled and broken.

He was rumpled, with hair flowing like milk out of his ears and from the open neck of his blue silk shirt.

I was with Peter Mayer, the president of the Overlook Press, a large, rumpled figure in a black corduroy suit who wanted to publish Said's small romantic novel Ali and Nino.

If it's one of the younger ones, the guitar player with the brush of red hair and the peeling skin, say, or the movie executive in the rumpled jeans and the buttery leather coat, it's enough to muster a polite nod of the head.

Whether he was discussing his philanthropic endeavors (where heâ $ ™ s teamed up with his good buddy Bill Gates) or how mortgage - backed securities poisoned the U.S. financial system (â $ œthe people that brewed this toxic Kool - Aid found themselves drinking a lot of it in the endâ $), the rumpled billionaire was as charismatic and as quotable as ever.

it's a whitewashed wooden lodge, wrapped around with verandas and hung about with hammocks... Don't come for nightlife, come to hook fish, hike the shoreline and horse - ride through the rumpled hills, all a-dangle with Barbados's trademark green monkeys.

If you're like me, chances are your bed isn't the picture of neatness, with scattered pillows and occasionally, rumpled sheets not tucked away properly.

Both have a parallel in Sam Moyer, with her own illusion of rumpled canvas and photography, although in actual bleached and ironed fabric.

They incorporate design with ceramics by Lucie Rie and again with tapestry in a room for «Fiber and Line,» including a grand cape of rumpled sisal by Magdalena Abakanowicz.

Also, in conjunction with this exhibition, there is a special insert in the BAMPFA bi-monthly calendar: a photograph by the artist depicting the rumpled sheets and pillows of an unmade bed.

Mickalene Thomas's rejoinder - the crux of her first solo museum exhibition, «Origin of the Universe,» which opened at the Santa Monica Museum of Art and is currently on view at the Brooklyn Museum - is rooted in this retrospective, and the physical fact of confronting the panel seems key to what she makes of it: three versions of the original (all works 2012), with herself and her partner alternately serving as the models for the cropped, attenuated figure disappearing under the folds of rumpled bed linens.

Tracey Emin's My Bed / JMW Turner Last chance to see the juxtaposed works of two artists closely connected with Margate, and compare the rumpled linen of Emin's bed with Turner's sprays of sea foam.

Two wax women's heads — «death masks in wax with real hair,» Albright called them — lay in a rumpled bed, the detritus of somebody's life scattered around the dusty room: nail polish, books, reading glasses, Tampax, squished toothpaste tubes.

Love the title I gave it: an odd rumpled man exploding with ideas.

His paintings feature gnarled thighs, squishy hips and the rumpled hindquarters of a squatting body — all of which he renders thickly with paint.

The rumpled combine, with its gestural smears and dribbles of oil paint, also made wry fun of the sometimes - grandiose claims for the Abstract Expressionist paintings of the generation that preceded him.