Her pork buns (and I really do mean buns this time) – smothered in homemade chilli sauce and crispy fried shallots – looked divine in spite of all the unnecessary eyebrow raising and lid-lowering.
He dives at full stretch to his right to parry a long range effort from Toni Kroos, then gets up in time to smother the follow-up from Mario Gotze.
Ghiggia cracked a shot low towards the near post, the ball flying into the bottom-right corner, Barbosa unable to drop to the floor in time to smother.
Here are some lesser known tidbits about ranch dressing to ponder the next time you smother your salad in a white blanket and claim you're maintaining your diet.
As it turns out, France's more centralized, state-directed economy — so often criticized in good times for smothering entrepreneurship and holding back growth — is proving remarkably effective at deploying funds quickly and efficiently in bad times.
Biting cold at times threatens to smother the biting wit in Sam Mendes's tough-minded, wintry new production of "As You Like It," which opened on Tuesday night at the Harvey Theater of the Brooklyn Academy of Music, as the first show in the Bridge Project's second season.
The "Beast of Boleskine", who died in 1947, owned Boleskine Estate between 1899 and 1913, during which time he tried to smother the Highlands in black magic by coaxing out the forces of evil.
Instead, it ends with the tagline: "Be your beautiful self", a goal that can presumably only be achieved by allowing all and sundry to photograph you endlessly, preferably at the same time as you tearfully smother Dove anti-cellulite intensive firming gel into your lumpen cottage cheesy thighs.
Every time I tried to smother it, it came back stronger, and now I would not be surfing unless I paid it dark tribute by puking forth these idiot questions.
"The Swell Season" is less a musical documentary than the story of a breakup, even if its makers seem at times frustratingly determined to smother their film's most valuable emotional hook.
