"At that moment, I flashed back to 1933 Germany," she said.
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Ms. Mulry flashed back to the governor talking about his childhood car rides.
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My mind flashed back to the infinite scroll of the Terms and Conditions page.
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He also flashed back to the 1964 finals, which Toronto won in seven games.
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He flashed back to a September conversation with Vitaly Mutko, Russia's now-embattled sports minister.
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Kris Jenner flashed back to Academy Awards past on Instagram, ahead of the 2016 ceremony on Sunday.
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As I pulled my travel backpack out of my closet, my mind flashed back to that writing assignment.
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As his mind flashed back to his childhood, he could not pretend that he expected any of it.
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In the full segment, seen above, Colbert flashed back to 2005 for his last day at The Daily Show.
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Remarkably, he said, he never flashed back to the Mazeroski moment while staring down the Giants two years later.
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As I watched her, my mind flashed back to a memory so old it seemed more like a dream.
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McGillivray told the publication that while she was watching the debate she flashed back to that moment 13 years ago.
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New York City flashed back to the days of mob wars after a man's body washed ashore in Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn.
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"I flashed back to a time before I started my business, when my daughter was still an infant in my arms," she said.
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In the course of introducing Stiverne from the podium, King, for an instant, flashed back to that moment nearly a half-century ago.
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Rose flashed back to the putt he missed on the 18th green at Augusta National that would have won the Masters in April.
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During the next six hours, my mind flashed back to the rhinos I had seen in Botswana and Namibia, majestic and awe-inspiring.
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It explains why Ben flashed back to the all-red scene at Divinity Rock during his shirtless grief yoga in "Bad Inside" — he was there.
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I flashed back to a conversation with Charles when he told me about the early days of throwing wild, gender-bending parties in New York.
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My mind flashed back to when I was Jacier's age and my cousin finally deemed me worthy enough to be gifted his retro Michael Jordan jersey.
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Overwhelmed by the smells of butter, sugar, and soda, I flashed back to my childhood trips to the movies, where the candy selection was always endless.
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Kroft flashed back to 2012, when the president used the words "red line" when he pledged to retaliate against Bashar Assad's regime if it used chemical weapons.
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"Let me check your texts," it said, and I flashed back to a night when my ex-girlfriend had fallen asleep with her computer still open beside her.
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Trump Means Business and Jobs As a personal anecdote, I flashed back to the RNC Cleveland Convention, where I had a serious discussion with Van Jones in the Arena.
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From Coinage: See Where 6 Stars Were Before They Were Famous "So now I flashed back to all these years later and I'm actually accepting an Icon award," she said.
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When the lights turned back on, her reality flashed back to her, and it was horrible, but she was grateful that the movie helped her to escape for two hours.
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Within seconds, state security officers lurking in the shadows surrounded the protesters, and Marwan's mind flashed back to tear gas, beatings, rubber bullets — sometimes even live ones — and threats of rape.
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When Miami Heat star Dwyane Wade visited Stoneman Douglas in March, some of the other students screamed with excitement, but Kelsey flashed back to the screams she heard on that awful day.
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On the one hand, the events of "Part 8" (the episode that flashed back to the birth of BOB in that bomb's explosion) have little to do with everything else that's happened.
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Ms. Abrams, 45, flashed back to that same election, and what she said was the only "physical altercation" she ever had in school, with a classmate who called Jimmy Carter a Communist.
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As he sat on his bed struggling to breathe, he suddenly flashed back to a morning many years ago when, as a small child, he'd fallen into the deep end of the pool.
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Almost entirely a solo hour for Nick, a recovering addict who's found himself witnessing the apparent end of the world, the episode simultaneously flashed back to when he learned of his father's death.
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"Yesterday, Mila said, 'It's my room, my rules,' and I flashed back to when I was 16 and tried to say things like that to my parents as a rambunctious teenager," recalled Bush Hager.
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If you recall, as Thanos (Josh Brolin) was collecting the stones in Infinity War, he often flashed back to a younger version of Gamora (Zoe Saldana), who he used to sacrifice for the Soul Stone.
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"Yesterday, Mila said, 'It's my room, my rules,' and I flashed back to when I was 16 and tried to say things like that to my parents as a rambunctious teenager," recalls Bush Hager, 35.
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I hadn't thought about that rally in years, but my mind flashed back to it while I was watching the latest Spike Lee joint, BlacKkKlansman, at a screening at the Alamo Drafthouse Cinema in Brooklyn.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads After this Sunday's massacre of 50 LGBTQ people in Orlando, I flashed back to the day I wandered into Skylar Fein's "Remember the UpStairs Lounge" (2008) at the Prospect.
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When Guarino learned Zachary Cruz was accused of trespassing onto the Marjory Stoneman Douglas campus, she immediately flashed back to his childhood, when she says she saw him being blamed for everything his brother did.
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Without spoiling too much, suffice it to say that he finds a way to introduce Ciri to his bros back at Kaer Morhan, the witcher stronghold he flashed back to at the end of Season 1.
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Kendall made serious waves on the red carpet at last year's festival, stunning in a midriff-baring two-piece Azzedine Ala a ensemble for the premiere of Youth, which she flashed back to on Instagram on Wednesday.
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The show has often flashed back to the image of the overflowing bathtub where his wife committed suicide, but now the full story can be told, with the killing of his own daughter added as a stinger.
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"Networking poorly is worse than not networking at all," Burnison writes, as I flashed back to the gynecologist who, in the midst of examining me, asked if I could take a look at his collection of poems about menopause.
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Philip, in his big American house with his big American worries, looked at a big American sandwich he'd made himself and flashed back to his Soviet childhood when he lined up to lick the scraps from pots and pans.
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It flashed back to the sins of the past, to the ways the titular characters had been warped by their parents, then jumped to the present to fill in how they've been unable to escape the people they once were.
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In that moment, Leishman later admitted, he flashed back to the 2014 Masters, where he shot a 70 in the first round and was near the leaders but fell apart in the second round, shooting a 79 and missing the cut.
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At this point, I flashed back to that morning in New York, when Tracy had invited me to participate -- the Republican persona I had pictured in my head, the one who lacked any and all compassion, was not sitting beside me.
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My mind flashed back to the diminutive workers in a factory I visited in Tianjin, China, who for a few hundred dollars a month stitched leather boots and who giggled when they thought about the giant feet that would one day fill them.
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Jose wrote this dispatch: When Anna MacKinnon heard about the fire that killed 34 people early Monday morning off the coast of Southern California, she flashed back to her own unease, three years ago, aboard that same boat where the tragedy unfolded.
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As I've savored his genius and reflected on its appeal, I've flashed back to some comments that President Obama made to The New Yorker's top editor, David Remnick, for a lengthy article in late November 2016 about his waning days in office.
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Standing at the sink, where the tap mysteriously turned itself on and off, he held the knife to his neck and flashed back to stabbing himself — answering a question we didn't really need answered — and then dropped the knife, sinking to the floor in tears.
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Suddenly, even the young and healthy had no choice but to learn what a CBO score was, and 82 million flashed back to the days before the ban on pre-existing conditions, wondering whether the Republican replacement plan would bankrupt them and their families for good.
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As soon as I grabbed the iconic weapon from R2-D2, I instantly flashed back to a 10-year-old Lucas lightsaber battling my friends and trying to make the most accurate sound effects possible as we fought our hearts out until someone got hit in the face and started crying.
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His dismissive response, weirdly enough, had nothing to do with the specifics of casting or conceiving his own films: he flashed back to his childhood annoyance over The Brady Bunch adding "an Asian child and a black," and praised himself for not demanding that blaxploitation films should include more white people.
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"It's scary, and it's triggering, and it brings up experiences that we've all had, because I guarantee you — so many of the women who heard him say that flashed back to experiences of their own of unwanted physical contact, and that is what is so destructive about that," she says.
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She has recorded a number of soundtracks, including those for The Girl Who Sees Smells, Orange Marmalade and Bubble Gum. In March 2016, she and Mad Clown collaborated for a well received OST "Once Again" for Descendants of the Sun, and used as background music when the drama's leading roles flashed back to old memories.
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He said he thought Barney might get fired on Friday. Lily wants to talk to Barney, but Ted intervenes, and Barney asks him for help finding the dumbest girl in the bar, whom Barney promptly takes home. Nantz asks Barney if he'd ever used performance-enhancing drugs, but says he hasn't. He said he'd been offered them before, and flashed back to a time when Marshall offered him some.
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In The Amazing Spider-Man newspaper strip by Stan Lee and Larry Leiber a brief flashback showed Spider-Man fighting the Green Goblin, designed similarly to the version in the Sam Raimi Spider-Man films, to save Mary Jane. A later story showing Harry Osborn as the Hobgoblin flashed back to Norman Osborn's death in a battle against Spider-Man and showed Harry's realization that his father was the murderous Green Goblin.
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"Staring at a dog-eared copy of Homer's The Odyssey he had pulled off a shelf, Duggan's mind flashed back to the first time he was introduced to the book as a student at Ridgewood High School.... The senior class president of the class of 1992 was an exuberant, outgoing, intelligent kid - "a big teddy bear" as one former classmate put it - with a healthy imagination" He attended Emerson College, graduating in 1996.
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Lin flashed back to her attempt to arrest Suyin and her subsequent scarring accidentally caused by Suyin. Upon awakening from her final session, she disregarded the doctor's suggestion to rest, deciding instead to confront Suyin. An enraged Lin started yet another argument with Suyin. The argument quickly escalated and when Suyin told Lin that she was a bitter, selfish woman and that Tenzin was right to leave her, Lin attacked, setting off a full-blown fracas between the siblings.
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The general later takes a fancy to a chorus girl (Marthe Keller), whom he quickly marries. His wife bears him a daughter, but is previously shown cheating on him with his younger aide-de- camp. The general kills her upon discovering her infidelity. (This scene is omitted, but flashed back to later on, in the U.S. release version.) On the same day as her death, the shooting of the Romanov family takes place, and a brief montage of the succeeding Russian leaders is shown.
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Constance is soon disappointed with Allison for allowing so many changes to be made during the book's editing process. Selena is disgusted by the way she is portrayed in the book. She loses her mind, as a result, and strikes Nils with a fireplace poker, having flashed back to her past trauma and confusing him with Lucas, her abuser. Meanwhile, Mike Rossi, principal of the local high school, husband of Constance and the only defender of Allison's book, risks being discharged by the head of the school board, Mrs.
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" Los Angeles Daily News critic Sandra Barrera observed "[a]lthough her latest album, 'All for You' fueled the concert, Jackson embraced her past. As the video for 'Let's Wait Awhile' played on a giant screen, revealing a plumper Jackson falling in love amid the New York skyline, wild cheers came from the audience. She flashed back to her Marilyn Monroe-esque phase for 'Love Will Never Do', and vamped with grotesque creatures for 'Trust A Try'. She performed a medley of 'What Have You Done For Me Lately', 'Control' and 'Nasty'.
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The series began with the conclusion of a court case, which ruled that Cheung Hock Yu, having been missing since his kidnapping three years ago, is legally dead. His wife, Fok Sum Yi, did not accept the ruling, and disappeared later that evening, leaving behind a letter with the lyrics of Old Black Joe written on it. The series flashed back to the 80s. It was revealed that Fok Sum Yi came from a wealthy family that later lost all its wealth in a stock market crash. Sum Yi’s father commits suicide after losing his fortune.
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Terry has flashed back to his boyhood and his original meeting with Katherine as a young girl when her parents came to the home one winter. He remembers going with Katherine and her father, a former professional football player, to deliver Christmas presents to hospitalised children, something her father did every year, until this night—after the deliveries, her father's car skidded on an icy road and inadvertently killed a mother and her child. Though police ruled it an accident and planned not to pursue charges, Katherine's father disappeared completely. Terry also discovers his own father kept many pictures of their little family for years after his mother died.
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