"We can't do it if we are clawing at each other."
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She came quickly, too quickly, clawing at him and keening and forgetting speech altogether.
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You shuffle to the bathroom while clawing at your eyeballs like a rabid cat.
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Human beings are always clawing at each other to try to get on top.
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Violently hitting and clawing at a shark in its most tender regions can scare it off.
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Others were vomiting blood; some were on the floor of their cells, clawing at their own bodies.
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The cats panicked, turned back but slammed against the door, then resorted to clawing at the cage.
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Soon, they were clawing at each other's bodies on the floor, vodka waters smashed all around them.
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Which is why Hiddleswift, wild-eyed and practically clawing at your skin for attention, seems particularly clumsy.
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Another time, he tried to attack his mother, clawing at her face and pinning her to the ground.
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But he could be an unselfconsciously emotional player, too, often clawing at the boundaries of his own style.
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Girlfriends often ran in after the police had arrived, and the crime scene was set, clawing at the police tape.
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Otherwise, her vision turns white and she starts clawing at her helmet, gasping for her last few breaths of air.
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As I write, little old ladies in Belgium are clawing at each other over the last rolls of toilet paper.
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The earth above a grave begins to shift, and a soiled hand breaks through from below, clawing at the air.
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For a viewer, that characteristic—clawing at present-day sensitivities—may well interfere with aesthetic detachment, as the show unfolds.
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RuPaul's Drag Race is perhaps most exciting when its contestants are clawing at each other's wigs on the series' storied runway.
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The evening of November 23rd, I was clawing at the lid of a new Altrupin pack when the reminder found me.
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Whoever gave Game of Thrones fans a reputation for clawing at a creator until he folds may have completely misunderstood this fandom.
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Fortunately for Nya, she emerges relatively unscathed, but not without multiple hands clawing at her, groping her as she struggles to escape.
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The misspellings in "I angHave to be Prettyty" read like text messages mistyped drunk or high, clawing at a deeply ingrained mindset.
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They only enter the scene when the vitriol goes from verbal to physical, as Jen starts spitting on Ronnie and clawing at him.
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The price of a single bitcoin had been close to three thousand dollars during the summer; now it was clawing at five thousand.
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"You'll have to rip me out, clawing at the lining," sing two African-American fetuses, portrayed by Brett Ashley Robinson and Brenson Thomas.
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" He immediately identified with the film's itinerant strong man, Zampano, played by Anthony Quinn, whom he recalled "clawing at the sand in despair.
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There were dozens of them on sweet Grandma Mel's front porch, clawing at the scraps of leftover breakfast that she left out for them.
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Surveillance video released captured two girls throwing punches and clawing at one another for more than a minute as the bus was in motion.
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He said Karina fought back, clawing at his face, according to the Post, so he punched her about five times and she lost consciousness.
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Tropea managed to trick Boko into clawing at the bar by tapping on the glass, and eventually, Boko managed to unlock the sliding door.
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But the Payton Posse knows that this is the least of their problems — fake cancer thing is the real disaster clawing at their cage.
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The area at my feet turned into a black, soupy tar and human-looking tar creatures began clawing at me, trying to pull me in.
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Maintaining my routines, like cooking a big meal on Sundays and changing my nail polish on Mondays, keeps me from totally clawing at the walls.
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But it still felt jarring to be clawing at clinic doors in what's supposed to be one of the most progressive cities in the world.
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Alicia reached down to grab a walking stick, but Marley darted out and started clawing at the ground in the area where she was reaching.
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It was exhausting to hold everything in my mind at the same time, so I returned to the bathroom for more frantic clawing at my insides.
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Without Netflix's monthly entertainment bounty we'd all be lost, desperate television consumers, clawing at our DVRs and howling for something, anything to watch on a Friday.
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We herd around the counter clawing at the goods like a pack of drug fiends and then settle into a morning of work-sanctioned carbohydrate bliss.
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But they reportedly accepted the explanation that the marks were from him clawing at his stomach and chest due to the pain from the heart attack.
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You felt super private while it was in Libra, especially since the outside world was clawing at you; however, tonight you're in the mood to party.
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Rome has crumbled, and we're all shuffling around in the rubble, clawing at the hope that a bright golden age might still be ahead of us.
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Jason Derulo is having no problems as a single man ... because at least one woman was almost clawing at him to get his attention ... and she did.
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The hero is literally leaping off the page, one hand brandishing the necroplasm power bestowed to him by Satan and the other hand clawing at the reader.
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I felt a pit in my stomach when I learned that Lizzy's perpetual clawing at the glass wall of her tank was most likely a manifestation of captivity-induced stress.
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I called a spokesperson who explained that this is what a delivery driver is trained to do if he or she hears a barking dog or clawing at the door.
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Macron, meanwhile, cuts a more formidable figure on the world stage than at home, where his approval rating languishes at 27% and the far right is clawing at the door.
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The wind and snow are a force of their own, clawing at you through open doors and shattered windows, unless you use your limited supplies to set up a temporary shelter.
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A promotional video for the undead attraction, set to open this summer, showed a building in flames and zombies clawing at theme park visitors through holes in a chain-link fence.
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Many minutes later, after a song of cold, raging grief — Ms. Shyu singing in a blustery howl, clawing at the strings of the Japanese biwa — she wandered back toward the piano.
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Sometimes, she'd wake up on the floor, the blankets pooled around her, her legs kicking and her arms clawing at the air, her scales glittering in the light from the streetlights outside.
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Her eyebrows become spidery legs clawing at his eyes, his ears turn into UFOs raining down a hail of laser beams, they shoot eyeballs at each other like bombs and gatling-gun bullets.
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But the last eight-feet can be the most terrifying of all with this haunted hallway featuring screaming animatronic zombies reaching out and clawing at anyone who dares ask you for free candy.
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If they haven't started to already, don't wait for your cat to start clawing at your furniture — invest in a quality cat scratcher or scratching post now to avoid problems down the line.
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Ultimately, Saturday's events served to reveal the expanding web of vendettas and alleged skulduggery clawing at the heart of America's government that potentially threatens the long-term health of the nation's democracy itself.
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When a summer vacation starts with a self-described experience of fighting for your life, clawing at the lip of a waterslide all the way down, you know it's gonna be a good one.
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"Taste-wise, nothing compares to Jersey Silver Queen," the New Yorkers declared, clawing at ears of a fat-kerneled, North Carolina–grown supersweet hybrid, all sugar and no corn flavor, nothing like Silver Queen.
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For a full week, the participants kept track of their dreams, and the Cheese Board was delighted to discover that none of them woke up drenched in sweat and frantically clawing at their pajamas.
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Although murder might be the reason Camille, a functioning alcoholic with decades of tragedy clawing at her, is drawn back to Wind Gap, the story is quickly spun into a much larger, gripping Southern gothic tale.
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It was a 12-hour conversation in all; I spent 10 of them feeling as if I were slipping off a craggy cliff face, clawing at every sapling while trying to make sense of the downfall.
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As the life was being choked from her body six months ago, Karina Vetrano fought fiercely against her killer — clawing at his skin with her nails and biting him with such force that her teeth cracked, authorities say.
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In a beautiful pas de deux to Prelude 6, Lydie Vareilhes seems to exist in a state of perpetually buckling collapse, flexed feet clawing at the air, arms reaching into the void as she is weightlessly lifted by Mickaël Lafon.
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Yet they share a profound political sixth sense: a recognition of how a partly mythic and glorious national past can serve as an antidote to the grim political crises clawing at the two flagship nations of the English-speaking world.
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"Skin," a song about deep physical yearning — "I'm clawing at your skin trying to see your bones" — juxtaposes a stolid drumbeat with an octave-leaping vocal line and multiple tiers of guitars and glockenspiel, striving to incarnate the craving in sound.
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Gad, on Twitter, said that he saw the "disturbing" video obtained by TMZ, in which a German Shepherd is seen clawing at a pool's edge and trying to run away as a trainer attempts to get the dog into the rushing water.
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I didn't know before I arrived that I wouldn't see meat for three months; that the idea of easy access to a store, even a modest fuwushe , would be risible; or that hunger could feel like a demon clawing at your stomach.
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We must demand clear reporting from the U.S. media and concrete plans from politicians — both those in office and those clawing at each other for the presidency — not simply sound bites and what is frankly increasingly becoming a mockery of the democratic process.
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We get somebody lining up for free handouts of food, opening a can of beans, and clawing at the contents with bare hands; a humiliating encounter in a brothel; a child whispering, "My shoes fell apart"; a protest and an arrest; and a final declaration of principles.
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On the other hand, there's this: Biden got paid $200,000 to give a speech to a Republican-leaning business crowd in Michigan during which he praised GOP Congressman Fred Upton even as Democrats were clawing at his seat in the midterms, the New York Times reported Wednesday.
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His norm-shattering first year in office never failed to shock, and through his love of confrontation, insatiable demands for attention and deliberate clawing at political, cultural and racial fault lines, Trump has delivered an era of unpredictability and raw nerves that is sure to intensify in 2018.
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JERUSALEM — Israeli equipment arrived before dawn on Monday and began clawing at the first of 10 Palestinian apartment blocks that were scheduled for demolition because the government said they were built too close to its security barrier in a Palestinian area of the West Bank abutting Israeli-annexed East Jerusalem.
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JERUSALEM — Israeli equipment arrived before dawn on Monday and began clawing at the first of 10 Palestinian apartment blocks that were scheduled for demolition because the government said they were built too close to its security barrier in a Palestinian area of the West Bank abutting Israeli-annexed East Jerusalem.
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Mousasi conceded his back, kicking one leg out behind him and grabbing and clawing at Weidman's leg in an attempt to get Weidman to slip off his back, ultimately he was successful in this and during the scramble he was able to return to his feet once again, evading what could have been disaster.
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Svenonius takes sly stabs at industry phonies and the gallery system that has poisoned the art world (and that he argues pretty convincingly is now prevalent through festivals, public relations, online media (hi!) in the music world) in "Almost No One (Can Have My Love)" while positioning himself as the eternal anti-square, clawing at what's left of an oppositional culture.
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Appearing on the eve of a presidential election that finds fascists clawing at the White House's gates, this slim, elegant volume also serves as a bittersweet reminder of a time when, despite the tensions of the Cold War — and, in part, thanks to the motivations they engendered — Americans still dared to dream big, sharing a collective spirit of awe over the historic achievements of an innovative, ambitious, tax-supported space program.
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The band walked out onstage and launched into a ferocious rendition of "For the Workforce, Drowning," which seemed to excite the band as much as the crowd—before they'd finished it, frontman Geoff Rickly was down in the crowd, hands grasping and clawing at him as he sang, filling the outside air with that conflicting set of emotions Thursday always conjures up, a sense of hope and love alongside a beautiful sadness and terrifying rage.
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You leave the bike behind the trash cans at the side of the house and hop the wooden fence into the back yard and, if the door to the garage is open, you slip in, and if it's not, which it isn't, you've got to take a chance on the screen door in the back yard, but, lo and behold, your father is ankle deep in the dirt, hunched over, yanking at weeds with his bare hands the way he used to as a farmer in Logar, before war and famine forced him to flee to the western coast of the American empire, where he labored for many years until it broke his body for good, and even though his doctor has forbidden him to work in the yard, owing to the torn nerves in his neck and spine—which, you know from your mother, were first damaged when he was tortured by Russians shortly after the murder of his younger brother, Watak, during the Soviet War—he is out here clawing at the earth and its spoils, as if he were digging for treasure or his own grave.
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Farah Jasmine Griffin and Salim Washington. Clawing at the Limits of Cool: Miles Davis, John Coltrane, and the Greatest Jazz Collaboration Ever. New York: Thomas Dunne Books, 2008. , pp.
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Taoka, an orphan, grew up as a young street fighter in Kobe under the guidance of Noboru Yamaguchi, the Yamaguchi-gumi's boss. He earned his lifelong nickname "Kuma" ("the Bear") due to his signature attack of clawing at an opponent's eyes.
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Additionally, in the 1990 film, Splinter escapes from his cage during the murder, and attacks Saki, clawing at his face. Saki, in turn, slices his ear off. It is suggested that this mutilation is the reason Saki took the Shredder disguise to hide the scars. In contrast, in the 2003 TMNT cartoon series, it was Hun's face which Splinter clawed.
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Throughout the book there are references to chains, cages, tombs and pits. These contribute to the impression that Laurent and Thérèse are in a state of remorse and are plagued by guilt. The book mentions how they are always clawing at the chains that bound them together. The shop that Thérèse owns is compared to a tomb, where Thérèse watches corpses walk by in the day.
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The Catford Cat - a giant statue in Catford town centre, depicting a giant cat clawing at the Catford Centre sign. Catford's most prominent landmark is the Catford Cat, a giant fibreglass sculpture of a black cat above the entrance to the Catford Centre. This is a small shopping centre, housing Tesco and Iceland supermarkets as well as other high street stores. There is a street market on Catford Broadway.
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He reveals to Garraty that he is the Major's illegitimate child, and acts as a "rabbit" to encourage other Walkers to keep running. His goal was to publicly acknowledge him: to "be taken into my father's house". Stebbins eventually succumbs and falls dead after desperately clawing at Garraty. ; Arthur "Art" Baker (#3) : Art Baker is one of the first Walkers to befriend Garraty during the Long Walk and is also one of the Musketeers.
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I mean in the thrown-at sense." Miles Davis described "Django" as one of the best compositions ever, and in their book Clawing at the Limits of Cool, Salim Washington and Farah Griffin said "It is almost like a poem in its economy and poignancy. With remarkable restraint and almost no concessions to the extroverted tendencies of jazz, the slow and dirgelike 'Django' sustains an intensity and pathos made all the more beautiful through restraint.
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The Johns Hopkins University Press, Baltimore and London. They mark their territories by rubbing their bodies against trees and clawing at the bark. Annual ranges held by mature male American black bears tend to be very large, though there is some variation. On Long Island off the coast of Washington, ranges average , whereas on the Ungava Peninsula in Canada ranges can average up to , with some male bears traveling as far as at times of food shortages.
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She tracked Nate via his unique death energy for a time, first to Alaska and then to Seattle where he collapsed in an alley after a battle.X-Man #56–57 She took him to her refuge under the Seattle piers. While he lay unconscious for a week, she was sustained by her zomboids who had grown addicted to Threnody. Nate woke to see the zomboids hungrily clawing at Threnody, who seemed to be in a delusional state or intense pain.
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Banks reacted by spitting in the man's face, punching him, and clawing at his shirt. Subsequently, a flight attendant stepped in and demanded that Banks calm down. This resulted in Banks forcefully arguing with the flight attendant, in which she at one point called the Delta employee a "fucking faggot". On November 10, 2015, it was reported Banks was under investigation by the Los Angeles Police Department following an altercation involving the rapper and a security guard at L.A. club Break Room 86.
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The episode references the finale of the NBC sitcom Friends and its sequel Joey, also referencing the cancellation of Joey. To cheer himself up, Stewie at one point imagines himself on the show Jackass. In one scene, Chris is frightened by Ronald McDonald, and is saved from an evil tree by Herbert, who fights the tree in a The Lord of the Rings-style battle. When Peter is clawing at his face, he transforms into Hank Hill from King of the Hill.
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The hunter attempted to startle the leopard into coming out for a clear shot, but all attempts failed to intimidate the leopard, even firing in the air had no effect. The shots got the attention of the villagers, but the hunter called at them to clear the area. After a few hours, the hunter fell asleep at 1:00, and upon waking, found the leopard clawing at the foot of the tree. The leopard left after a few moments, but returned three hours later to finish its meal.
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Despite his wounds, he flew his aircraft safely to a landing while talking to the tower, telling them his copilot was shot (but not himself) and needed an ambulance. His copilot, First Officer James Hartley, 30, was shot without warning by Divivo and collapsed. Despite being mortally wounded, Hartley recovered sufficiently to rip the gun from Divivo's hand, and shoot the would-be hijacker three times before lapsing into unconsciousness, and eventually death. Although wounded and slumped between the seats, Divivo arose and began clawing at Captain Wilbur, attempting to force a crash.
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The young she-dragons pay rapt attention to the mating sires, while the matured females act indifferent to their antics. To perform the dance a group of five sires land within a circle of watching females. The sires stand up on their hind legs, stretch their long necks skyward, spread their wings, and then start to sing, which to the human ear sounds like discordant wailing. One of the sires begins the dance, dropping his head, sweeping the sand into torrents with his wings, and clawing at the air.
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The influence of Italian Renaissance master Andrea Mantegna has also been detected in Moreau's version. Unlike Ingres' version where Oedipus appears as the dominant figure with the Sphinx on the defensive and partly obscured, in Moreau's version the Sphinx is on the offensive, clawing at Oedipus whose victory in the encounter does not yet seem assured. Indeed, other works by Moreau often feature victorious sphinxes atop a mound of victims."Gustave Moreau Through the Eyes of Succeeding Generations" by Jose Pierre in Jean Paladilhe and Jose Pierre (1972) Gustave Moreau.
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She once again won Best Actress at the 56th Baeksang Arts Awards, the 6th Korean Film Producers Association Awards and 28th Buil Film Awards for her performance in the film. In early 2020, Jeon starred in Beasts Clawing at Straws, a mystery thriller based on Keisuke Sone's novel, alongside Jung Woo-sung. The film was screened at the 49th International Film Festival Rotterdam and won the Special Jury Award in the Tiger Competition. The film failed to turn a profit as local box office sales plummeted due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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189-91 > For the album cover Waits wanted to convey the film-noir mood that coloured > so many of the songs. Veteran Hollywood portraitist George Hurrell was hired > to shoot Waits, both alone and in a clutch with a shadowy female whose ring- > encrusted right hand clamped a passport to his chest. The back-cover shot of > Tom was particularly good, casting him as a slicked-back hoodlum--half > matinee idol, half hair-trigger psychopath. The inner sleeve depicted the > soused singer clawing at the keys of his Tropicana upright.
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Having realised the driver was dead, he began to help the distraught Deirdre who was still frantically clawing at the timber. Once the police had taken charge, and Deirdre had been taken away to be comforted by Emily Bishop (Eileen Derbyshire) and Ena Sharples (Violet Carson), the timber was eventually cleared from the shattered pub. The story was concluded when Tracy was found not to be under the timber, but had been snatched away moments before the pub was hit. The snatcher was a crazed young woman called Sally Norton (Yvonne Nicholson) who had become obsessed with Tracy.
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Garfield runs up a tree while Jon and Odie hide in the tent, followed by the Jon's car as the panther tears the tent to shreds and then manages to break into the vehicle by smashing through a window. Scared but unable to watch his family being killed, Garfield leaps from the tree and takes on the panther, clawing at its head and neck, only to be shaken off. Garfield is in serious danger until the park rangers enter the campsite and subdue the beast with a tranquilizer dart. Jon congratulates Garfield for being a hero.
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In the Star Trek: The Next Generation episode "The Dauphin", Worf states that the mating ritual consists of a woman roaring, throwing things at the male, and occasionally clawing at him while the male reads love poetry and "ducks a lot". Klingons are known to have sexual relations with humans, with the character B'Elanna Torres being an example of a Klingon-human hybrid. Torres' mother is a Klingon. In The Next Generation episode "Justice", Worf states that he must resist his urges for "general sex" as the only women available to him are human females, who are more "fragile" than Klingon women.
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Unwilling to waste any time, Miguel leaps into action, clawing at Green Goblin, bluffing him into thinking that he cut his throat, when he deliberately missed, forcing the Goblin to retreat. Miguel gets hit in the back by Electro and is thrown out the window, while Lady Spider takes cover inside Leopardon's head as Electro unleashes a lightning storm at her. The robot then reactivates, causing its right hand and foot to disable Electro and Vulture respectively, before Miguel fires upon Octopus with Kraven's ship, knocking him out cold. As they take Leopardon to rejoin the other Spiders, Lady Spider wonders where Harold Osborn will take her to dinner.
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Beasts Clawing at Straws (, Japanese: 藁にもすがる獣たち Wara ni mo sugaru kemonotachi) is a 2020 South Korean crime thriller film written and directed by Kim Yong- hoon as his debut feature film. Based on the 2011 Japanese novel of the same name by Keisuke Sone, it stars Jeon Do-yeon, Jung Woo-sung, Youn Yuh-jung, Bae Seong-woo, Shin Hyun-bin, Jung Man-sik, Jin Kyung and Jung Ga-ram. It was released on February 19, 2020. The film had its world premiere at the 49th International Film Festival Rotterdam on January 25, 2020 in the Tiger Competition.
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He thinks they look like Asenath's eyes, then that they look perhaps more like Ephraim's eyes. A few months later, Derby shows up at Upton's door and says he has found a way to keep Asenath away and to stop her from using his body, implying some sort of spell or ritual. Derby finishes renovations on his old family house, yet seems strangely reluctant to leave the Crowninshield Home. Upton receives a visit from Derby, who begins raving about his wife and father-in-law, and how he can still feel her, him, it, clawing at his mind while he sleeps, trying to get hold of him.
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Though the visitors led 46-37 at half-time in large part thanks to its star duo of Morse (25 points overall) and Meneghin, they had lost playmaker Aldo Ossola to a season ending knee injury earlier in the game and could not shake off their rivals. Innocenti put in an assured collective performance, with notable performances from Bariviera and Ferracini, clawing at Ignis' lead until Cerioni scored a long range basket with seconds left to take the game. Despite this victory, Innocenti saw the first place slip away from them in the penultimate league round as they lost 76-68 away to a competitive Forst. Though they missed Lienhard to injury, Cantù could count on the ever reliable Marzorati to answer Barivera's 24 points.
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After turning her head to look at her unresponsive husband, she fades out of the scene, which shifts to a montage of rioting scenes, with people tipping over cars and throwing Molotov cocktails at riot police. After the montage, a hand is shown clawing at a window (the colour version of this is actually shown at the end of "The Trial") followed by a large group of maggots (the "worms" eating into Pink's brain). After a shot of Pink in an infirmary bed and his screaming wife superimposed over the image, the scene takes back to the riot, where a long line of police officers hold back a mob of rioters who have barricaded themselves behind a pile of desks and mattresses. The scene ends with Pink against his wall, having given up on finding a way out.
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The thirteenth-century Cistercian monk and chronicler Peter of Vaux de Cernay claimed it was part of Catharist belief that the earthly Jesus Christ had a relationship with Mary Magdalene, described as his concubine: "Further, in their secret meetings they said that the Christ who was born in the earthly and visible Bethlehem and crucified at Jerusalem was "evil", and that Mary Magdalene was his concubine – and that she was the woman taken in adultery who is referred to in the Scriptures."W. A. Sibly, M. D. Sibly, The History of the Albigensian Crusade: Peter of les Vaux-de-Cernay's "Historia Albigensis" (Boydell, 1998). . A document, possibly written by Ermengaud of Béziers, undated and anonymous and attached to his Treatise against Heretics, makes a similar statement:Anne Bradford Townsend, The Cathars of Languedoc as heretics: From the Perspectives of Five Contemporary Scholars , page 147 (UMI Microform, ProQuest, 2008). Ph.D. dissertation In the middle of the fourteenth century, a Dominican friar wrote a biography of Mary Magdalene in which he described her brutally mutilating herself after giving up prostitution, clawing at her legs until they bled, tearing out clumps of her hair, and beating her face with her fists and her breasts with stones.
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