Mikey is only droning on and on because he thinks Titus wants him to.
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Its responses will be optimized for audio, giving just enough information without droning on too long.
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Or could it be the way your cousin can&apost have a conversation without droning on about himself?
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On Sunday, the Knicks were left droning on about poor communication once again, agreeing that their defense must improve.
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He absolutely won't listen to visitors droning on for a half-hour — or longer if they need an interpreter.
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PAVLICH: I&aposm just excited he said something different than what we hear in this droning on of unoriginal thought.
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With the weatherman droning on, I admitted out loud that I was sad to be spending my first holiday alone.
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The hyperbole about Rousey's striking, Rousey vs men and Rousey going to boxing had been droning on for a long time.
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In other words, say you're in a long and boring conference call with a boss who's droning on about some nonsense.
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He absolutely won't want to listen to visitors droning on for a half-hour — or longer if they need an interpreter.
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While Bezos was droning on, a protester jumped on the stage, shouting something about chickens and terrible conditions on industrial farms.
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Reality was droning on as usual, with impartial sunlight streaming through a nearby window and picking out swirls of dust motes.
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Or maybe one of your friends is droning on about how they don't like Nothing because of tenuous ties to other problematic bands?
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Droning on The friendly skies are about to get a lot more crowded: Uncle Sam's is officially opening them up to drones starting today.
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The typical Wichita City Council meeting is a dull affair, dominated by bureaucrats droning on about street repairs, zoning codes, and general obligation bonds.
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He was at risk of becoming a dinosaur, droning on about hockey's best pugilists when the N.H.L. was turning toward more skill and speed.
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He's droning on about the same old things because he has very little to show for two years of unified Republican control of the government.
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And commentators will stop droning on and on about the lack of inflection in the yield curve as a sign that the future's bleaker than we thought.
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Cherry, a Canadian TV staple for decades, was at risk of becoming a dinosaur, droning on about fighting as the N.H.L. turned toward more skill and speed.
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Think about the recurring movie plot, in which a frizzy, bespectacled geek suddenly gets hair gel, contact lenses and stops droning on about all that "dull" science stuff.
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Attention, camping enthusiasts: We know we're usually droning on about an awesome TV deal or going crazy over the Instant Pot, and outdoorsy people might feel left out.
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That's the collective yapping of AirPod users droning on and on about how they love their Q-tip-resembling earbuds, and how much they changed their lives. Pfft.
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Your relationship will not be enhanced by one of you droning on about the "elemental power" of smoke machines, while the other silently contemplates how much their feet hurt.
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Well, MasterClass Online Classes are kind of like that, but instead of boring-ass professors droning on at you, there are famous artists and directors talking at length about their craft.
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Esther, of course, had none of this context and would have been bored if I started droning on about it, so I waited and curated three apps/games: Netflix, Tilt Brush, and Beat Saber.
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Do you ever sit down in a class where the professor is droning on and you know that they purposefully allowed electronic devices because they've given up on the chance of any student listening to them?
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For that matter, bedtime stories are supposed to be a relaxing, wind-down time — the sound of a parent's voice droning on about journeys in and out of days, the familiarity of the story and imagery.
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We've already penned quite a few words on the Xbox One X (and it's been less than 24 hours since its launch), so instead of droning on and on, I kindly point you to the video above.
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The loss was not particularly surprising—McCready, a centrist to the core, was not an invigorating candidate, droning on about crossing the aisle and failing to offer policy proposals that could be described as exciting to voters.
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Her new "This might also be a form of dreaming," set to enigmatic texts by Ms. Rankine about connection, requires many of the same techniques as in "Partita": grand, plush harmonies; droning on tangy, bendable pitches; sighing, exhaling babble.
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Largely droning on a resolutely badass B-minor chord, with an occasional stop by a G-major for flavor and also that reliable vi to IV harmonic movement, Young Chop's beat for "Love Sosa" is one of the producer's masterworks.
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While Mr. Trump outlined what he described as his "vision" for a Mideast peace in the gilded East Room of the White House to waves of applause from a selected audience, his impeachment trial was droning on in the Capitol.
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WWE doesn't even really hide it, droning on and on about how he's a hero in India (he's not) and how salivatingly large the population is there, a frankly pretty unseemly betrayal of the illusion pro wrestling is supposed to specialize in.
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His was the overwhelming presence, brooding like a weather system over Cuba's dilapidated streets; and his was the voice, droning on in televised speeches for hour after hour, alternately rising to a peak of righteous indignation and falling to a whisper of injured innocence.
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Gaetz, who is only 37, has the air of a guy you might run into at a 10-year reunion, bragging about babes and brewskis while droning on about a vast luxury SUV he'd only been able to afford because he'd inherited an auto dealership or pizza chain from his dad.
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But with the impeachment hearings droning on ominously in Washington, the week has occasionally had the feel of a scene in a movie in which the characters talk to each other while ignoring the disaster — alien invasion, zombie attack, meteorite hurtling toward New York City — the audience can see unfolding on a television screen behind them.
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I simply wanted to eliminate the dull droning on about facts and figures — whether it's snowing or raining, how cold it is, what we do for work, how long it takes to get to work, where we went to school — all those things that we think we have to talk about with someone new but that tell us little about who the person really is.
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On a wider level, it's a reminder of the fact that British music can and should always be broader and more exciting than four lads droning on from behind guitars—and since Skepta's recognition in 2016, it seems that the Prize, one of the UK's biggest musical institutions, has finally got used to the importance and influence of UK rap in all its forms.
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You're resolutely stuck right there in a living room or a crap pub, droning on and fucking on about Tristram Hunt and how much you need to tip at Pizza Express, pausing only to check that everyone else wants the more coke you're incredibly up for but only if everyone else is of course well why not fuck it mate it's a Saturday and we can split it yeah.
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But it's not just InfoWars – there is a whole ecosystem of right-wing YouTubers out there at least as sophisticated as the society of woodlice you might find scurrying under a loose paving slab, a vast horde of unloved grown-up boys droning on and on about why we need to halt immigration; why we need to ban toilets; why we need to kill all girl-children at birth.
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Penny Kiley of Liverpool Echo was critical of the song, describing it as "over-produced". She added: "It is hard to pick out a song or tune, and Tanita's voice, sometimes so effective, just seems to be droning on this." Adam Sweeting of The Guardian felt "both tune and lyrics are buried under thundering timpani".
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All they had to do was go to Cardiff last weekend with a bit of fire in their bellies and they'd have denied Wales the Six Nations Grand Slam. But no. They turned up instead with cheese in their bellies and mooched about for 80 minutes, seemingly not at all bothered that we've got to spend the next 12 months listening to the sheepsters droning on about their natural superiority and brilliance. Or worse.
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Author and film critic Leonard Maltin awarded the film one and a half out of four stars, calling it "Cheap" and "droning". On his website Fantastic Movie Musings and Ramblings, Dave Sindelar noted that the film was slightly better than its sequel, having more plot than the other films in the series. Sindelar's only criticism was slow pacing during the last half of the film. TV Guide awarded the film three out of four stars, calling it "wholly enjoyable".
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With the case droning on, Wodlinger emerged from the crowd: in 1985, she moved to buy out all of the competing applicants and win the frequency. On June 15, 1985, they launched a new station using the 96X moniker and the WCJX call letters. (Within months of WMJX folding, a radio station in Boston picked up the call letters.) The $2.95 million investment Wodlinger made paid off when Beasley Broadcast Group acquired the new station in September for $10.6 million, entering the Miami market.
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"), Gasparino has also spoken highly of his former colleagues, calling Maria Bartiromo "a good reporter," Erin Burnett "a class act -- I used to love doing TV with her," and of Jim Cramer, "I like Jim personally." In response to accusations of being as much a showman as a journalist, Gasparino has said, "You want to be entertaining when you present news. People don't want a droll Charlie Gasparino droning on about Merrill Lynch." In 2010, Marketwatch named Gasparino one of "12 Broadcasters Who Are Making a Difference", and The Daily Beast called him one of the "Top 15 "Economic and Business Commentators" (and the only television journalist on the list).
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