Neither have had a chance to come up for air.
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The bees will wait for you to come up for air.
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By the time I come up for air, Shabbat is over.
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Student loans can make it hard to come up for air.
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Just remember to come up for air every once in a while.
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After the PDA in BK's Domino Park they didn't exactly come up for air.
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Like I was going under water and I just needed to come up for air.
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Deep-dive into the emotion ocean, but make sure to come up for air, too.
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Sexually speaking, skeletons and old traumas continue to come up for air (see: the Weinstein effect).
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Now, for the first time since "I Love It," the duo have come up for air.
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Even as stories simmered near the Hollywood surface for decades, none could fully come up for air.
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As I watch the video online, I'm legitimately concerned about her ability to come up for air.
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"This is one of the first times I've come up for air in the last few days."
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But still, 45 minutes in the cockpit later and I wanted to eject, to come up for air.
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And the Astros, who had lost seven in a row, were due to finally come up for air.
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Unlike marine dolphins and their dramatic breaching displays, botos don't make a fuss when they come up for air.
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I come up for air/ bathroom breaks a few times, but otherwise am totally in the zone for the morning.
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All the software developers you do, you go heads down a week or two and then come up for air.
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"When the raccoons tried to come up for air, they had metal rods and they held them down," the mom said.
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I had nose-dived into the deep end of the ARMY pool, and I was struggling to come up for air.
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Luckily, Justin's well beyond the "impress your date" stage with Hailey -- since they've barely come up for air since getting back together.
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Since 1998, we've watched Parker drown in the pressures of modern femininity, all the while desperately trying to come up for air.
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When you need to signal that you don't plan to come up for air for a while, this is how to do it.
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But then you come up for air and realize that things have moved at an intense clip in a short amount of time.
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If we put our shoulder to that wheel for 10 years or so, then we can come up for air, reassess, and recalibrate.
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This is the first time in the show when she realizes it's too much for her, and she needs to come up for air.
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Splash around in these Justin Timberlake lifeguarding pics and come up for air to attempt to find the differences between the two seaside shots.
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What starts off as a rocky debate over rooms turns into head-over-heels, can't-live-without-each-other-or-come-up-for-air love.
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It's very easy to open your phone or laptop first thing and get sucked into emails… and then not come up for air until noon.
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They believe they can eventually get the vehicles to top 100 kilometers an hour and run for 100 kilometers before needing to come up for air.
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Because again — and I really can't stress this enough — these things are *huge*, and there's no telling what could happen when they come up for air.
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Shawn Mendes and Camila Cabello have taken their PDA world tour on the road ... which begs the question -- do these two ever come up for air?!?
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It's part of my process to swim so much in the research for something that I have to come up for air by writing a script.
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Khloe Kardashian and Tristan Thompson still haven't come up for air ... 'cause they're still sucking face in Mexico with Kendall Jenner and Ben Simmons in tow.
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"Answer a call from your surfboard," is splashed underneath a photo of submerged man about to come up for air on Apple's landing page for the watch.
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That's not to say we don't love a good pair of combat boots or knee-highs, but our toes have to come up for air at some point.
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Despite knowing her fear of water, Taylor Knope — Terry Knope's daughter — held the woman's head underwater in a bathtub as she struggled to come up for air, the indictment alleged.
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I eat breakfast about an hour later, and then finally come up for air around 12:45 when I decide to go outside again and enjoy the sunshine and my lunch.
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But Dreamland Archer and his cohorts start out as such straight tributes to film noir archetypes that they rarely come up for air to make a wisecrack or break the illusion.
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By season 3, it seems that whatever Lara feared would happen to her sons — sinking into the swamp of wealth and never wanting to come up for air, essentially — has also happened to her.
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The Sox won the Series two weekends ago ... and have hardly come up for air since -- dropping hundreds of thousands of dollars at clubs and tearing up the streets of Boston on parade day.
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I sit down with Jalen as he finishes dinner and starts on his nonstop storytelling about his day, what he plans to do with me that evening, and usually does not come up for air.
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Cullen Murphy has had other notable successes as an editor, essayist and author, all presumably head-clearing pursuits that give him a valuable perspective lacking in those of us who rarely come up for air.
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Your December is going to be a veritable tsunami of professional problems, Virgo, so much so that there's no point in trying to tackle them all — just hold tight until January and then come up for air.
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But it can also be sticking your face in a duckweed-covered pond for as long as you can hold your breath, only to come up for air with the green, lentil-like plants stuck to your face.
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"You can only be waterboarded so long before you come up for air, and it's very encouraging, what's going on in the business community, looking at things globally with low oil prices," Redman told CNBC's "Squawk on the Street" on Friday.
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Because if you're not your true self and putting on a lot of airs, then I think what's going to happen is when you finally come up for air, it's going to be really uncomfortable trying to keep up with that.
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"This room is supposed to be the underwater experience, and then you come up for air in the next gallery, which has detailed descriptions," explains the show's co-curator, Alexandra Ruggiero, as she walks The Creators Project through the exhibition.
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The experience reminded me of artist Patty Chang's comparison of art-making to what scientists call free-diving's "struggle phase," that is, the point at which the gasping underwater diver must either come up for air or relent and drown.
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But there is something inherently scary about the idea of a blue whale — the fact that there's this mind-bogglingly enormous creature lurking in the deepest reaches of our oceans, far from sight, and that it could come up for air at any moment.
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A second figure, modeled after Mr. Schlesinger, fully clothed in a salmon-colored sports jacket, slacks and loafers, stands at the end of the pool, looking down at the swimmer as if waiting for him to finish his laps and come up for air.
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He seems to know that being "unbonded" is just being given some slack — and that one is still able to dance with their identity, duck and dive under its swing and come up for air, fully and assuredly themselves in the career and life they've built.
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Unfortunately there are just so many brands in play that all these reviews tend to act as fuel, feeding a growing black hole of indecision that sucks away at your precious spare time, demanding you spend more and more of it reading about robots that suck (when you could, let's be frank, be getting on with the vacuuming task yourself) — only to come up for air each time even less convinced that buying a robot dirtbag is at all a good idea.
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Maybe that's still on! So it'll be interesting to see when we come up for air on it. Not sure. But god knows, we have the people.
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He additionally produced "Come Up for Air". The album finds Grey collaborating with various prominent producers, including Alex da Kid, Mike Elizondo, Mark Batson, and Symbolyc One.
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I felt like I was drowning. Like I was going under water and I just needed to come up for air. Like I was in a river being pulled in a current. Unable to breathe.
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The album received positive reviews and was a moderate commercial success. It was preceded by the singles "Moving Mountains", the Eminem-produced "Come Up For Air", and "Lemonade". In the fall of 2016, Grey went on her Natural Causes Tour with morgxn."Skylar Grey Announces Natural Causes Tour Dates," Fanzoot, August 19, 2016.
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The second single from the album, "Off Road", was released on July 22, 2016. The music video for the song was released on the same day in sponsorship with Samsung Gear 360. On September 2, 2016, Grey released the third single "Come Up for Air", which was produced by rapper Eminem. The fourth and last single released on the album, "Lemonade", was released on September 16, 2016.
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Much like their beluga cousins, they may be found in pairs or even in a large pod of ten or more males, females and newborns. They also can be often found close to the shoreline, gracefully pointing their tusks skyward as they come up for air. When they first arrive, the males arrive a few weeks ahead of the females and young. The largest summer visitor to Baffin Island is the bowhead whale.
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After she runs away, Xander follows and finds her in the closet cutting off her hair. Willow goes to the restroom looking for Tara and instead finds a ghost of a young boy drowning in the bathtub. When she reaches for him, he disappears and reappears behind her, scaring her. All this time, Buffy and Riley have barely come up for air, not even stopping when they hear Willow scream or the gang calling for them outside the door.
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Fever is primarily a dance-pop album, with prominent elements of 1970s-influenced disco and Europop. Jacqueline Hodges from BBC Music wrote that the album is not "pure pop", and is rather characterized by a more adventurous dance- oriented sound. NME critic Alex Needham identified a "filter disco effect", described as "the one that sounds like you've gone under water and then ecstatically come up for air," working on various songs on the album. Needham saw Fever as an "update" from the "frothy disco" of Light Years.
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The Allmusic review by Ron Wynn noted "Sophisticated Approach features the ensemble when it was beginning to acquire a reputation for being more interested in structure and discipline than swing. The arrangements are tight, there's a minimum of solo space, and the songs are uneven". On All About Jazz Chris May said "Listening to Sophisticated Approach for more than about five minutes is an experience akin to having a sumo wrestler sit on your face. It isn't fun, it isn't jazz, and you need to come up for air".
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But radiance again rose in the final section, a mirage of sound effects." Hannah Nepil of the Financial Times also lauded the piece, writing, "Maan varjot is a sophisticated example of Saariaho's work; its shimmering textures and gliding harmonies seem to come from a galaxy far beyond our own, evoking a reel of cinematic images. For large sections, we could be at the bottom of an ocean, in a world of rippling, mysterious shapes and shadows. Then we come up for air to hear what sounds like parts of Messiaen's Turangalîla Symphony put through a blender.
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The Obelisk Gate was anticipated on its debut, and reviews were highly positive. Writing for NPR, poet Amal El-Mohtar said that "Not only could I not put it down—I couldn't come up for air long enough to comment on it while forsaking sleep and food in order to finish it", continuing on to say that "It pole vaults over the expectations I had for what epic fantasy should be and stands in magnificent testimony to what it could be." It later appeared on The Verges list of the best science fiction and fantasy novels of 2016, where they wrote that the book "is an incredibly ambitious and important novel" that "continues to build on its predecessor's brilliance", as well as Wireds, who believed that it was better than The Fifth Season. Niall Alexander, on Tor.
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