For example, if you are gasping for air, I feel like I'm gasping for air.
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New round of news stories & collective gasping again & again.
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The boy began gasping for breath and then stopped moving.
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Seth remembers gasping for air on Stamper's carpet and agrees.
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Some must sleep sitting up to avoid gasping for air.
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Only Spurs hung on, gasping for air, in the slipstream.
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We see Asher gasping for air, is he actually dead?
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"You always feel like you're gasping for air," he said.
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And in that moment I was literally gasping for breath.
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People in the video are heard gasping and then cheering.
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He slumped in his bed, gasping, staring up at me.
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Other firefighters in the vehicle were heard gasping in horror.
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For the first couple of minutes, I couldn't stop gasping.
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Some witnesses described Mr. Wood gasping more than 600 times.
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I've become jumpy, gasping in surprise when approached without warning.
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Choking recruits until they were gasping for air was common.
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I would be saying things that had become everyday life for me — the private investigator coming to my town, all these different things that the school had been doing — and people were gasping, audibly gasping.
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" Eventually, however, Hess allegedly began gasping and yelling, "Get off me.
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That left towns in Michigan, Ohio and upstate New York gasping.
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"I was on the ground kinda gasping for air," he says.
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Each time we hear gasping and exclamations from the masked crowd.
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I've put them in the ambulances when they're gasping for air.
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The audience could be heard gasping when he barked at her.
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Or you smell their scent and boom, you're gasping for breath.
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Gasping for breath, Battis calls her "insane," and Horne just laughs.
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He could barely walk to the bathroom without gasping for air.
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"Nineteen," her coach shouted as Ajoni came up gasping for air.
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Fish bobbed onto the surface, dead or gasping their last breaths.
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But suddenly, in late October, she felt herself gasping for air.
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Drndic's fondness for commas gives her sentences their peculiar gasping quality.
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In Washington state we know this from our own gasping experience.
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Sea lions popped their heads out of the water, gasping asthmatically.
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She became agitated, combative, and was gasping for air while drinking water.
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"I remember everyone gasping like it was this great honor," Marie said.
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The footage is just flat-out disturbing: Kids gasping desperately for air.
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Sabbie makes noises -- "ah, ah, ah" -- as if he's gasping for air.
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She was also seen gasping for air when trying to drink water.
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"I couldn't breathe, I was gasping, kind of hyperventilating," Neally told KY3.
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She was gasping for her solitude like a lungful of clean air.
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Barris and an assistant director, Langston Craig, were nearly gasping with excitement.
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With his daughter gasping for air, Mr. Jahid got right to work.
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Cut to the couple gasping in bed together as they both come.
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Dozens of people gasping so loudly—he turns around for just a second.
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McGuire reportedly spent 15 minutes gasping and making snorting sounds before finally dying.
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"The canaries in the coal mine are still gasping for air," she said.
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I remember gasping for air, and spitting, and blood flying across the grass.
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They collapse into laughter, Farahan dropping to the ground and gasping for air.
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After gasping in wonder over the Freedoms' size, my cynical side took over.
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The man's pulse became stronger and he was gasping when he woke up.
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Both times I've had to bow out early, gasping for air, and embarrassed.
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"19 Million STDs Yearly" reads another, next to Lady Liberty gasping in shock.
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With my one last gasping breath, I'd take out a life insurance policy.
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Afterward, gasping and bent over, grabbing his shorts, Vitaly turned to her hopefully.
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Then, as he was walking down the hall, she started gasping for breath.
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For the unadjusted, that means waking up in the night gasping for air.
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Muamba was face-down and gasping, but none of his movements seemed voluntary.
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Then she realized he wasn't snoring at all: He was gasping for air.
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I remembered gasping for air, inhaling the most painful breath of my life.
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Images of women and children gasping and convulsing spread around the globe quickly.
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Everybody was gasping as if it was the biggest thing in the world.
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JACOBSON I'm like this: [lip trembling] GLAZER We were like: [gasping for breath].
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And during intense exercise, you will find it difficult to speak without gasping.
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Arkansas goes through with double execution despite allegations one inmate was "gasping for air"
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Her breaths came ragged and gasping, the tears leaving splotches on that pink sweatshirt.
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Outside Germany, though, Mr Trump's victory has left disaffected liberals gasping for German benevolence.
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Immediately after, you are choking and sputtering and gasping for lack of clean air.
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Distraught relatives poured into the car park, gasping and sobbing in each other's arms.
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Inquiring, shouting, squawking, howling, gasping, with fingers hooked like claws and blue flashing eyes.
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Those games felt like one long hot streak, all swishing nets and gasping crowds.
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Naturally aspirated engines end up gasping for air — just like many of their drivers.
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The first patient he sees is a baby, blue in the face and gasping.
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Half the audience seemed to be gasping for air, they were laughing so hard.
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"I got attacked by a mountain lion," Sederbaum told a dispatcher, gasping for breath.
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"This is too hard," said the victim's sister, Doris Villegas, gasping at the injury.
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The speech left the stunned public gasping with praise and condemnation in its wake.
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Some officers fired tear gas, sending pedestrians fleeing into luxury malls, gasping for air.
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Images of children gasping for air shocked the world and galvanized the White House.
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The smell left her gasping, dizzy, and consumed by an instant and crushing headache.
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Sarah's head injury left her gasping for air for 45 minutes to an hour.
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Occasionally, I find a milk bar that is still in business, gasping for air.
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At first, some locals rejoiced, gathering the fish still gasping with life to eat.
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Prajlak sat down and almost immediately he was gasping for air, struggling to breathe.
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A young boy, perhaps 12, lay motionless except for his mouth, gasping for air.
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One of them, Lewis Bernier, remembers hearing the people around him gasping and crying.
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Dr. Trump looks down at her and shakes his head as she lies gasping.
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Sometimes I would wake up in the middle of the night gasping for air.
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At one point, Ms. Cutler's mother, Mozelle Bull, entered the funeral home, gasping for breath.
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When he cries, it is quiet and gasping, his tiny ribs pushing out his chest.
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If Dota wasn't an amazingly addictive experience, nobody would be gasping with disappointment about it.
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"Yes, I'm pregnant!" the former first daughter, 37, revealed, leaving Today costar Craig Melvin gasping.
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"Yes, I'm pregnant!" the former first daughter, 37, revealed — leaving Today star Craig Melvin gasping.
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But when I returned for a second viewing, I again found myself gasping out loud.
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Ideally, you should be able to get out a couple sentences without gasping or stopping.
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"Yes, I'm pregnant!" the former first daughter revealed — leaving her Today costar Craig Melvin gasping.
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She is next heard on her call gasping and screaming "help me," over and over.
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Scattered across the floor are dozens of children, bodies convulsing violently, gasping their last breaths.
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"Yes, I'm pregnant!" the former first daughter revealed Monday on Today, leaving Craig Melvin gasping.
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When his symptoms were at their worst, efforts to speak left him gasping and sore.
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With Jon Snow's gasping return, he helped swing Game of Thrones into a stronger season.
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But the product made him feverish and left him gasping for breath as he vomited.
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We hear her gasping for breath as she lowers her bleeding arms into the bathtub.
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A spike in temperature across the Southwest has left many in Arizona gasping for breath.
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The story begins with the sound of a person gasping, in either panic or passion.
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Gasping (for he could not swim), James Duke thrashed his arms, trying for the gunwale.
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My gadget-addicted 13-year-old was rapt, alternately laughing and gasping at the stunts.
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Mallory arrives back in her present gasping for breath with blood pouring out of her eyes.
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"Think about having to sing, dance, and staying on key without gasping for air," Cardiello says.
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The Act understands this fact at a painful level, and leaves you gasping from the results.
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Later, we see Rhonda gasping and struggling to move, praying that the baby will be spared.
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Jenner was clearly legitimately surprised, gasping and covering her mouth once she saw the little pup.
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Lady Macbeth is a wild ride that keeps you guessing and gasping 'til the very end.
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I heard Mami's commanding prayers, her clients sobbing or gasping; otherwise, I heard an eerie silence.
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Higher-end systems wouldn't see such drastic improvements, since they're not usually gasping for system resources.
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However, in the footage, a woman can be heard off camera gasping as Suazo is kicked.
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Born in New York in 1921, he remembered the "gasping struggles" of relatives during the Depression.
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The praise was universally positive, with one tester appreciatively gasping, "Holy balls!" after their first sip.
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She lay gasping for breath as he hugged her and kissed the top of her head.
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Others showed children gasping for breath, along with shell-shocked relatives also affected by the gas.
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At one point he looked done for, gasping for air under a heaving sea of bodies.
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When event host Angelo Cataldi says "Go!" the burst of slurping, sucking, grabbing, and gasping begins.
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I tried to find spare moments to collect water and give my gasping plant a drink.
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And then a series of events felt like a sucker punch, leaving me gasping for air.
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"I nearly threw up on the stairs!" he said, gasping and sweating, returning from another trip.
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And it is a gasping sight, to see something so radically different from the antiquated bridges.
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Swallowing water when botching these efforts is inevitable but inadvisable since gasping, coughing and snorting follow.
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And so my sister and I sat, mock-gasping at the lights from low-flying planes.
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Like Mr. Galack, Ms. Isaacs began experiencing bizarre symptoms while on board: muttering, drooling and gasping.
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Babies born alive, but so deformed you can't look — you just hear them gasping for breath.
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The next morning, she felt and looked much worse — shakier, now fully gasping for each breath.
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You don't need flailing, gasping or guts spilling out — sometimes death is just a quiet slide.
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He wakes up in the middle of the night gasping for air, his heart beating wildly.
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But this cheaper means of heating proved deadly, asphyxiating 4,000 Londoners and leaving thousands more gasping.
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I sat with them on a street corner, seconds feeling like an eternity, gasping for breath.
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He was suddenly awakened one night gasping for air and feeling like he was being choked.
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It's the sight of the fish gasping to escape their pastry tomb that startles and thrills.
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McGuire reportedly made gasping, snorting, and snoring sounds for more than 15 minutes before he died.
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Or in the potentially haunted bathtub, which sends Camille gasping for air in true horror movie fashion.
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But even among countries gasping for breath, India stands out for air that is consistently, epically terrible.
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And yet, nearly eight days after the earth shook, a young boy emerged, gasping from the rubble.
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The medical emergency was caught by MLB's cameras during the game's broadcast, and left baseball fans gasping.
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The actress, 38, looked mesmerized as she watched the trailer on her phone, smiling and gasping throughout.
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Instead, Jekyll largely disappears and Jenny becomes a damsel in distress, gasping for rescue again and again.
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She said that her own mother had been very fearful, gasping at anything remotely rough-and-tumble.
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On Monday, Williams collapsed in an Atlanta, Georgia parking lot and could be seen gasping for air.
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The storm blotted out the sun on Mars and left the solar-powered Opportunity gasping for energy.
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To see him in action was to imagine superlatives gasping for air and clichés hiding in shame.
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Both were observed gasping and snorting before they died, and Wood&aposs execution took nearly two hours.
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Gasping and covered in dust, a cop you work with every day stumbles out of the cloud.
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The Spaniard left spectators gasping in awe as he soared through a quadruple toeloop-triple toeloop combination.
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When it comes to dogs, few sights are sadder than a tired bulldog, gasping for precious oxygen.
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Members returned to Washington either chirping about a favorable climate or gasping about how bad it was.
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She took the line, and threw her head back, as if refreshed and abused, gasping a bit.
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On a mega-level, what matters is that the structure of American democracy is gasping for air.
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But this shriek-filled video adds fresh life to a trend that was otherwise gasping for air.
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From pulling back their head to gasping for breath, here's what experts say to watch out for.
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Carter later recounted the call to a friend, adding that she listened to his last, gasping breaths.
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The tweet, sent by a branch of the Republican Party, had even jaded social-media users gasping.
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I could not stand the gasping O-faces he made after every line of the first verse.
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Lou Washington was praying hard the day she rushed her grandbaby, gasping for air, to the hospital.
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Zei's mysterious medical journey began in October 2017, when she had difficulty breathing, desperately gasping for air.
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A sequence involving female genital mutilation had me gasping out loud and hasn't left my mind since.
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As you emerge, eyes open and lungs gasping, letting the song ring out into the cool afternoon.
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The woman was gasping and convulsing; she looked like she was having the time of her life.
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Mr. Mamchur did not fall immediately, but turned toward his assassin, stumbling a few steps before gasping.
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As Eric Garner lay dying, he was gasping for air and bleeding in his neck and eyes.
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"Man on the moon!" cried Walter Cronkite on CBS television news, gasping, while the world watched, rapt.
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Oxygen-poor water settled to the bottom of the oceans, and before long, the deep was gasping.
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Consider someone in arrest if they are unresponsive and either not breathing or gasping for air.2.
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Exploring a new place where the air is so thin will frequently leave you gasping for breath.
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Elizabeth arrived to Erica's horrible gasping and Glenn's avowal that he could no longer go to work.
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Usually a finale keeps the action going until the very last second, leaving fans gasping for more.
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Maybe "war on women" sounds hyperbolic, but not if gasping, dying women are seared in your memory.
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But even the simplest movements in the swamp had Velenius and the other competitors gasping for air.
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Every few seconds she stood, and Paul let out the gasping breath of a man being waterboarded.
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That moment takes us right to Rey who is gasping for breath as she falls to the ground.
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He is shot in the back and is left gasping for air as the screen fades to black.
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It's a jaw-dropping way to end a movie, and left audiences in my theater gasping and crying.
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"There was a crowd gathered around me at the time and people couldn't stop gasping," the photographer said.
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As the room started to fill with smoke, the mother started gasping for air before eventually falling silent.
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"Parents may see their babies gasping for air and even turning blue from lack of oxygen," Schuchat explained.
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Since at least the days of Napoleon, the world has been gasping at the scale of China's potential.
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I ran to the stairwell and stuck my head out the only window, gasping for fresh air outside.
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"I only had to do one round, and he came back and started gasping," she told Denver 7.
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The finale for Netflix's Chilling Adventures Of Sabrina part 22 — as Netflix calls it — will leave you gasping.
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I find myself audibly gasping about a case on my walk and slightly feel like a crazy person.
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Others couldn't help but yell during parts of Comey's hearing: there was ooh-ing, gasping and even laughter.
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"I awoke choking and gasping and with the sense of the walls caving in," she wrote soon afterward.
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There's aching drones, blistered noise blasts, and gasping vocal samples all clamoring for space in the same tracks.
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There are hundreds of videos on YouTube of African safaris, filmed by tourists, gasping and looking at animals.
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Carter claimed to have heard his last gasping breaths over the phone from his truck outside a Kmart.
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He briefly hangs on, gasping but mute, throwing his nominal comrades in arms into a fast-spiraling panic.
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And they were hard deaths, with patients gasping for breath as their lungs filled with bloody, frothy fluid.
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The violence in the harrowing competition entry "Loveless," from the Russian director Andrey Zvyagintsev, meanwhile left some gasping.
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But usually, music videos aside, the end looks more like two marathoners with wane smiles, gasping for air.
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Then he was running — 23 years old, on a darkened street, gasping, panicking, wondering how this had happened.
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Its trunk and hatchback were both popped open as if the sports car were still gasping for air.
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"Our team stayed on site until hoses stopped last night," she added, audibly anxious and gasping for breath.
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I suspect no one who has struggled with substance addiction can read this passage without squirming, gasping or weeping.
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Her children were screaming in the background and her son sounded like he was gasping for air, she said.
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The word seemed like some primeval amphibian dragging itself up from a swirling sea and gasping toward the sand.
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I'm starting to feel really weak, out of breath and gasping for air, and he jumps on my back.
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I've had months go by where every night as I'm drifting off, I suddenly wake up gasping for air.
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At least 6003 police and emergency responders were rushed to the hospital, gasping and vomiting after breathing in smoke.
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The 'Real Housewives' star was gasping for air in an Atlanta shopping center lot and fell to the ground.
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"It's not safe for you here," a child whispers as Camille (Adams) emerges from a bathtub, gasping for air.
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By the fifth round Romero was gasping for air and Whittaker was putting it on him along the fence.
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Equal parts unnerving and hilarious, this tongue-in-cheek thriller will have you gasping and laughing in equal measure.
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"This fish was gasping for air and flopping around on the North Lawn of the White House," Garraty said.
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"He rubbed the baby slightly then rolled it over to ... see it take a gasping breath," the report said.
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Late last night, 23-year-old Amelia Smith woke up on the floor of her bathroom, gasping for air.
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After gasping and giving a wide-eyed look, Exelby calmly and professionally transitions the program to a sports report.
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It is better to live gasping, in my own fretful inadequacy, than sealed off forever in an airless myth.
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Dangling corpses, explosions, and other events generally reserved for the protagonists of action films had the audience literally gasping.
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Sometimes I'll wake up gasping for air, so I think I'm getting close — so I wanted you to know.
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After a few minutes of frantic work, Schilling could barely keep his hands up and was gasping for air.
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Late the next night, after she had broken the fast with some liquid, Aradhana began sweating profusely and gasping.
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Teammates mobbed him, and he lay there at the bottom of the pile, delirious with joy, gasping for air.
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Men scrambled in and out of the action, gasping for air, reaching for water, shirts torn, shoes long gone.
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As Dr. Bernard Lo recently pointed out, such patients will sometimes awaken from unconsciousness with nausea, vomiting and gasping.
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In 2016, Kuechly suffered a concussion in a nationally televised game that left him crying and gasping for air.
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But as Jaokupovic prepared to serve, she began gasping and then coughing so intensely she dropped to her knees.
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Weakness among these same constituencies is also leaving the candidacies of Warren, Buttigieg and Amy Klobuchar gasping for air.
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Should a mother really leave a child or husband gasping for air as she fiddles with her own mask?
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Mr. Marin, gasping, reached the window, he said, hoisted himself out and dropped — landing on dirt two stories below.
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Guzman shot one of them and ordered his underlings to bury the man while he was gasping for air.
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Robin Moore, an American physician, was near the top of Everest in 2017 when she started gasping for air.
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The evil and despicable attack left mothers and fathers, infants and children thrashing in pain and gasping for air.
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The first time one of my experimental mice died, I saw in that dying mouse my mother's last gasping moments.
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And while Amazon's share price is hitting all-time highs, the rest of the retail sector is gasping for air.
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Lebanese artist and performer Moe Khansa sprints in 20 minutes late for our appointment, gasping for breath and apologizing profusely.
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Wood was seen gasping for air during a nearly two-hour procedure where he received 15 rounds of drug injections.
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Hydrating skin-care products are essential to my daily routine, unless I want to resemble Spongebob SquarePants gasping for water.
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Bootcamps conjure up ideas of sweaty limbs and gasping for breath — an image that often includes a soundtrack of grunts.
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During the video, onlookers can be heard gasping and screaming as they watch the top of the iconic landmark collapse.
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Depression is crying until there's no more tears, just dry heaving and sobbing until you're gasping for your next breath.
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" Fans could barely handle how amazing the party looked, and took to the comment section to express their excitement: "gasping!
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Parliament was nearly empty at the time, but people can be heard gasping and even laughing at Korwin-Mikke's remarks.
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Rome is gasping after 72 percent less rain than normal fell in July, according to Sky Italia's weather TV channel.
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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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But the service has been cancelled, and now he's in our clinic, gasping for air as fluid fills his lungs.
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Once, as he recalls, a colleague treated a detainee in a particularly horrific manner — and left him gasping for air.
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These practices add insult to injury for millions of borrowers already gasping for breath under the weight of this debt.
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At the end of the show, the crowd converged on Mr. Simons, offering congratulations and gasping about the bluer bits.
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His eyes frozen shut, gasping for air, he became so disoriented he couldn't tell if he was ascending or descending.
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"He would complain that I would snore so bad I sounded like a broken muffler gasping for air," he said.
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The group date rose goes to Luke, probably because he left her gasping for air with that make-out session.
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Three botched executions in 2014 using new drugs left death row inmates gasping for air and writhing on the gurney.
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There's a lot of gasping, a lot of ominous muttering, a lot of brutal men who treat vulnerable women carelessly.
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The evil and the despicable attack left mothers and fathers, infants and children, thrashing in pain and gasping for air.
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There were times I was hysterically crying and gasping for air, and I don't cry in front of other people.
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He was seen gasping for air during a nearly two-hour procedure where he received 15 rounds of drug injections.
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They were gasping along with the characters, laughing raucously, booing and hissing at bad guys, yelling out at the screen.
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Winfrey asked him about it, and Jackson, gasping and shaking his head, had this to say: That is so stupid.
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Fighting the sting in her eyes and gasping for air, Shipman sped her silver Saturn SL2 away from her unknown assailant.
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Deciding one day to pull it from our veins would leave us gasping frantically before plunging into an endless, lonely abyss.
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"She was trying to catch her breath — she was gasping for air," Daniels' granddaughter, Mia, 28, told the news site Sunday.
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Drowning in the blood and pus that filled her lungs, she had been gasping for breath -- grasping for life -- for days.
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The execution chamber was soundproof; witnesses would not be able to hear gasping, such as witnesses have reported in other states.
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All around us people were gasping and cheering, as they took their eclipse glasses off and stared at the eclipsed Sun.
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And they've only gotten more frequent in the past 24 hours, as this election cycle comes to a gasping, sputtering close.
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But even that wasn't enough—sometimes on days deemed safe by the air-quality index, she'd find herself gasping for breath.
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But where most ambient acts stop there, in the peaceful breathwork of gasping synthesizers, Reassemblage prizes a strange sort of locomotion.
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KENNEDY: Well, if a shark showed up on this show, it would be gasping for air, because it&aposs got gills.
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Gasping for breath, legs aching, I tear down a hallway, barreling left around a corner only to skid to a halt.
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Wood was seen gasping for air during a nearly two-hour procedure in which he received 15 rounds of drug injections.
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The movie stretches and crawls and creaks its way barely past the 90-minute mark, gasping and coughing all the way.
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I've seen the film twice, and both times, the audience in my theater has had the same gasping, horrified visceral reaction.
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The Vanity Fair outing had many on Twitter, gasping at the idea of a romance reconciliation beyond their best friend status.
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Guzman then shot the prisoner with a handgun and ordered him buried, though he was still "gasping for air," Valdez said.
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Flohio, the rapper, is a force, who can barrel into a 16 over any instrumental and leave you gasping for breath.
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Mr. Geoffroy and Colonel Roussell acquitted themselves passably with a few shouts and a lot of gasping, and got to 10.
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One woman was moaning, crying and gasping in panic, but other passengers got her to sit down, trying to calm her.
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Jen Doll wrote here that "the characters are clearly loved, and the artistry of language will leave you gasping at times."
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Just walking from his house to his car left him gasping for air as if he had sprinted the short distance.
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"God, I had so many words going there and then I couldn't finish the sentence," he said, nearly gasping for air.
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Though she had a history of this disorder and was gasping for breath, she says medical personnel initially ignored her concerns.
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As he came up, gasping for air, the male examiner announced, "The subject will do better," and made him go again.
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But he did not detect pain on the man's face, and it was not clear if he was gasping for air.
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The world's oceans are gasping for breath, a report issued Saturday at the annual global climate talks in Madrid has concluded.
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This is the reason why fish farmers aerate their ponds on very warm days, when the fish therein are literally gasping.
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The birds — "with their beaks open, all gasping for air," he said — huddled around the faucets, trying to get a drink.
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My team looks at the snake all four of them gasping at the monster that had to be over fifteen feet.
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"See the people in the back, people are gasping," he says, though it's unclear who he is referring to on the screen.
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This year, Beyoncé has the right-wing commentariat gasping because she performed her new song "Formation" during the Super Bowl halftime show.
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His character — a red and black robot — was writhing on the floor and gasping in what appeared to be an epileptic seizure.
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Still, somehow I tune in, week after week, giggling at each character's latest shenanigans and gasping at the worst of the fights.
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I wake up sometimes gasping for breath, because my muscles relax so much that saliva goes into my lungs and I'm choking.
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The struggling pup was gasping for air during the whole ordeal, while laughter could be heard from the soldiers out of frame.
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Williams, 35, fell to the ground and could be seen gasping for air in the shopping center parking lot, TMZ first reported.
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In Ohio and Oklahoma, inmates have died thrashing, screaming and gasping after botched executions, resulting in both states temporarily halting all executions.
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After finally rolling up to a platform, some desperate riders tried to claw their way out of the cars gasping for air.
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Melissa and others like her, were rescued by nurses who were surprised to find these tiny newborns alive and gasping for air.
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S. S. Rajamouli makes sure that when we return to his imaginary world, we never stop gasping till the end credits roll.
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He can't tell that she's gasping for air; once Crazy Eyes is removed by the other guards, we see it's too late.
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I was gasping for air after only a few moments and had to dismount and walk, dragging those two wheels behind me.
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The last time we see her, she's still grunting and gasping, so I'm guessing she'll be on the mend in Season 3.
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Attorneys tried to calm her down, but she said she was having a panic attack and left the courtroom gasping for air.
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He asked them to back away and looked down at Siatta, who was gasping, bleeding from a stab wound to his neck.
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People gasping for breath, turning blue, lying dead in the street — all victims of airstrikes apparently by President Bashar al-Assad's forces.
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There was a mix of gasping and cheering from the audience following that comment, as seen in video recordings of Cuomo's speech.
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At that point, you're gasping for air, you're looking for anything you can pull to get you to the end of this.
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Later that evening, Sullivan told police, the baby was "making grunting noises and at some point was gasping for air," the warrant states.
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The Taser's electrified darts struck Smith's chest; she collapsed against the concrete wall and slid to the floor, gasping, arms over her breasts.
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When she comes up, gasping for breath, he tells her that he's going to protect her as long as she stays with him.
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Last season's finale of The Handmaid's Tale had us cringing, gasping, and looking away from the screen as a man's arm was amputated.
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"I can't watch it without gasping, and I've seen it at least 30 times," the CW scribe admitted to Refinery29 over the phone.
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If the drug is too potent, on the other hand, the inmate could be suffocating or gasping for breath before they become unconscious.
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One then snatches the snake's head and drags it down from its perch, all while concerned customers can be heard gasping and screaming.
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The person on death row, a convicted murderer, lived for nearly two hours after the execution began and was left gasping for air.
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According to footage of the incident filmed by an onlooker, Garner cried, "I can't breathe!" and fell to the ground, gasping for air.
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But you'll always remember that moment, when your soul flipped over, eyes closed, gasping in the oxygen you never knew felt so good.
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I was so overcome with shock that I tried to start screaming, but I was extremely winded, and I was gasping for air.
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Lil Pump's show came to a screeching halt after someone tossed tear gas into the crowd ... sending fans scrambling and gasping for air.
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The little boy lies across his mom's lap, gasping for air and coughing as his parents quickly swap in a clean breathing tube.
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It's characterized by loud snoring and waking by gasping or choking, which occurs when throat muscles relax and constrict the airway during sleep.
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Read More:'I can't breathe': Transcript of audio recording from Jamal Khashoggi's murder reportedly describes him gasping for air in his last moments.
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In his memoir, "Gasping For Airtime," Mohr explains how he was riddled with anxiety and panic attacks during his time on the show.
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Police found the woman, her face turned toward the pillow, occasionally gasping for air and with dried blood on her head and hands.
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Just before spotting an animal on the road, Peter swerves, not noticing Charlie's head is out of his rear window gasping for air.
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She stood there facing me, clutching at her throat with nine fingers, gasping, trying to recite her poem, dripping saliva flecked with blood.
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It's like gasping with relief as you climb up to the mountain peak, only to discover that it's actually a much bigger mountain.
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India's gasping millions need Prime Minister Narendra Modi to demonstrate some of the strong leadership he promised when he was elected in 2014.
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He was gasping at the end of his climb on a trail with vines on one side and an abyss on the other.
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So did Liam Broady of Britain, who prides himself on his conditioning and described himself as "gasping for air" after just 12 games.
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A young woman is gasping loudly through the oxygen mask that paramedics put over her face, screaming, crying and thrashing all at once.
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Her voice contains bits of Joni Mitchell—a kind of gasping delicacy—though it can also recall the wounded falsetto of Smokey Robinson.
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Forever observed, accompanied by omnipresent K.G.B. minders, they're exotic fish out of water, flapping around uselessly, gasping for oxygen and struggling to survive.
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This is what romance does, too, which roots Blake's music in sensuality at a level below its undulant rhythms and clenching, gasping vocals.
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To rivals gasping for air time, teetering on the bring of financial collapse, and begging donors for just one more check, it was infuriating.
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Caroline: I still remember getting to that epilogue when I first read the book and gasping so loudly that I startled my dog awake.
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Dozens of passengers on the flight yesterday started bleeding from their ears and nose in a complete panic as they were gasping for air.
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I spent basically the entire movie gasping and saying "Hell yeah," which is a pretty great way to spend a movie by my standards.
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She just looks spectacular and she's so happy, and her arms fly up and we hug, and I'm just like [frightened guttural gasping noises].
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Senator Amy Klobuchar knows firsthand what it feels like to watch your child gasping for air, in need of medicine, after an allergic reaction.
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I said goodbye to my 30s, the house I so lovingly built, and a decade with a husband who left me gasping for air.
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She discusses the DSM criteria with Dawson, interspersed with horror-movie sound effects, clips of Paul, and lots of Dawson gasping and looking shocked.
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Some are clutching coffees, others are chatting, and a few are sitting on their own, going over notes while quietly gasping for a fag.
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And, generally speaking, eating should not sound like a human gasping for air while having their throat crushed, although that may be warranted here.
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Undaunted by the pandemonium of gasping protesters, they pointed people to safety and poured saline into the eyes of those overcome by the fumes.
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Audemio awoke in the middle of the night face down on his bunk, gasping for air, unable to move his legs or his arms.
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They must be investigated and held accountable: for leaving little ones gasping for air, for leaving parents without children and for rendering children orphans.
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And for this scene, all your character can do is lie gasping on the ground while the warlord Ghaul kicks you into the abyss.
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"They could hear people gasping, they could feel people leaning forward in their seats, they could hear the noises on the ramp," Lawson said.
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Eight are nearing the finish line, including some that are sputtering as they get there, wheezing and gasping as the field passes them by.
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A recurring motif from his last production, "Quotations From a Ruined City" (216), is a man wearing an oxygen mask, desperately gasping for breath.
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There are Paul Motian's flighty cymbals, which leave enough space to be airy but not arid; and the saxophonist Joe Lovano's gasping, guttural tones.
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At the same time she'd begun gasping for air, the patient whose place she took, Emmanuel, 22, was dying in the ward next door.
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She staggered up a flight of stairs and out of the park, where a police officer found her, bleeding and gasping on the sidewalk.
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If President Donald Trump wins reelection in 2020, there will not be lots of people — unlike in 2016 — gasping with surprise at the outcome.
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When Winners Take All came out last fall, it had students gasping as they read it in the halls of HBS before holiday break.
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It also feels different from other recent movies that have tried to reinvent the romcom after several factors have left it gasping for breath.
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But at some point, the show becomes a governing reality for this gasping democracy of ours, a reality that touches every country in the world.
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My coworker and I ooh-ed and ahh-ed at each turn, audibly gasping when she whipped out a single strawberry slice for a garnish.
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It's tough to sit through a run of American Ninja Warrior without cringing, gasping audibly, or screeching, Oh my god, how do they do that?!
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During the appointment, Kim mentioned something that had us gasping more than when we found out about Khloé's pregnancy (which happened in the same episode).
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In between awards, the ladies hung out on set and and chatted about each other's franchises — gasping about the drama happening in the different cities.
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This could be life-saving, as plunging into icy water unprepared can lead to a strong gasping response -- a reflex that can result in drowning.
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From Major's stunning creation in the opening scene, Ghost in the Shell's impressive visuals kept me gasping — and briefly distracted from the movie's larger problems.
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Indonesia, in particular, has been reeling from the drought, with massive forest and peat fires that have had much of Southeast Asia gasping for air.
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Over the course of the next few seasons, Fulham could only really tread water in the top flight, and soon found themselves gasping for breath.
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"Well, if I don't exist, then this won't hurt," George says, raising his knife and stabbing her in the heart, as she wakes up gasping.
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You're too busy gasping to wonder at what desires our bodies might have if their parts, like the hand, could move independent of conscious thought.
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When they went to bed one night, their turkeys were healthy; the next morning, almost 100 were dead and hundreds more were gasping for breath.
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When Ms. Wongso was sentenced Wednesday to 20 years in prison, her supporters, who packed half the courtroom, could be heard gasping at the verdict.
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The most glaring consultant sin, however, is the slow gasping death of Obama for America, the grassroots organization that emerged from Obama's successful presidential bids.
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"Deserted Veins" is murky and viscous; vocalist Zach Wise lays down a guttural performance that leaves you gasping, and the track itself exhales dissonant malevolence.
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The container was on the floor and after a nod Klimt reached in to grab it and I sat there gasping for some time after.
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He doesn't bother to do a porn face—no leering, no gasping, no encouragements—and, actually, he doesn't seem to be enjoying it at all.
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Barry only just escapes, because early on, he breaks Ronny's windpipe, leaving the man gasping for breath, even as he all but renders Barry unconscious.
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No fair pointing out that at least he wouldn't sound like he was gasping for breath every time he read a sentence off the teleprompter.
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When I was a teenager, I developed heart failure so severe I couldn't walk down the hall of my high school without gasping for air.
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Your top-tier health insurance is unlikely to get you seen any quicker if you find yourself gasping for breath in an overflowing emergency room.
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"There are definitely times in the race when your lungs are gasping for air and your heart is beating out of your chest," Spence said.
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But over the past two years, his mom, Toya Lacey, has seen him more and more often on the sidelines, wheezing and gasping for air.
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When McCain gave a thumbs down after stepping away from the floor to talk to Trump, the chamber briefly erupted into audible gasping and applause.
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If you're a runner and you're gasping for air or chugging water, that could also cause you to have a gas build up in the stomach.
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According to news reports, the evidence and testimony in Aguirre's trial left both court observers and jurors stunned — sometimes gasping or sobbing at what they learned.
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She's fighting stomach pains, clearly has some sort of fever, and by the time Campbell comes to check on her, she's convulsing and gasping for breath.
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Columbus Dispatch reporter Alan Johnson said the execution process took 24 minutes, and that McGuire appeared to be gasping for air for 10 to 13 minutes.
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It aired after Shameless, which has fewer viewers in its gasping later seasons, and it aired on Showtime — one of the less popular premium-type channels.
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That led to further clashes, including a tussle between Islamkhan and Bartosz Kapustka which resulted in the former lying on the turf, dramatically gasping for air.
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A woman in the passenger seat holds the camera, which shows a bloodied man leaning back in the driver's next to her and gasping for breath.
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He repeats the song's chorus—"I scream / No one hears me / It hurt / I'm not a liar"—until he's audibly sobbing, gasping for breath between verses.
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"You could hear the gasping and the screaming from people, then you just started hearing the screams and the crying as it sunk in," she said.
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Among them, I saw one that was different: a man being pulled out of the water alive, gasping, eyes wide, face wrenched in panic and disbelief.
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I figured if we couldn't sustain ourselves organically, we might end up like that fish, beautiful, glistening, but gasping for air and waiting for the pipe.
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That was the hope many felt when a video of Eric Garner gasping "I can't breathe" on a New York City sidewalk went viral in 2014.
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FACT: Jack Wilshere, Wayne Rooney and Jamie Vardy have all been gasping for a tab since June 10th, when the England plane set off for Marseille.
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"She gave her her first shot in her left thigh and she immediately started gasping for air," Petti McClellan-Wiese told CNN during a 2013 interview.
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But his revival was short lived and by Round 70, he staggered in the ring, gasping for breath as he spat blood down his own chest.
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Occasionally, while she's talking or sipping coffee, I have to stop myself from gasping at the sudden realisation I am having a conversation with Sporty Spice.
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Langewiesche wrote: The cabin occupants would have become incapacitated within a couple of minutes, lost consciousness, and gently died without any choking or gasping for air.
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He's struggling to raise money, his super PAC is gasping for air and Mr. Bloomberg is spending heavily to try to fill the center-left vacuum.
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The attorneys tried to calm her down in open court, but Mann said she was having a panic attack and left the courtroom gasping for air.
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Tyler said he was fighting because of medicine shortages that killed his mother, worsened his grandmother's high blood pressure and left his asthmatic little sister gasping.
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Although some test subjects initially struggled, choking and gasping when they tried to eat or drink, it was clear that scientists' earlier concerns had been overblown.
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Now and then, during the Texan trauma, we cut back to Susan, who keeps gasping or dropping the manuscript when she gets to a scary bit.
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But after using a vaping device to inhale nicotine, THC or a combination of the two, many ended up in an emergency room, gasping for breath.
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I learned everything I needed from the title, and yet, I found myself gasping while turning the pages of this gorgeous tale of liberatory gender expression.
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Feminists around the country could be heard gasping when Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump accused Hillary Clinton of playing the "woman's card" for political gain.
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The crowd knew it—you could hear them gasping and moaning in delight at every heavy move, every story tic—and the wrestlers knew it, too.
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Joseph R. Wood, executed July 153, 215, in Arizona: Wood's execution took two hours, and witnesses said he appeared to be in pain and gasping for breath.
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The blasts drew scrutiny from state and federal regulators after vapors from the fires sent first responders near the site vomiting and gasping to the emergency room.
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" "She wasn't breathing, but she opened her mouth for me and I dropped some water in there and she started gasping for air after I did that.
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According to news reports, the evidence and testimony in Aguirre's trial has left both court observers and jurors stunned — sometimes gasping or sobbing at what they learned.
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The 73-year-old sitter says one early morning he woke up to Alfie gasping for air, urinating all over the place with its eyes rolling back.
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The World Health Organization projects that air pollution will continue to be a major killer in years to come, and the world's poorest will be left gasping.
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It seemed to take ages for the cabin crew to come round again offering drinks, and I was gasping by the time I finally got some water.
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Yet if you held your breath waiting for a discussion of Sicilian wines to get around to those of Vittoria, you may end up gasping for air.
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Between gasping at falls and shouting encouragement, many parents were asking a variation of the same question: Had everyone seen the latest testimony in the sentencing hearing?
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Alcohol is a diuretic, which is the reason the bathroom lines in bars are so long and why you wake up from a binge gasping for water.
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As sex progressed he'd slap me in the face, spit in my mouth, wrap his hand around my neck, and squeeze until I was gasping for air.
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I could hear voices behind me, gossiping about family, gasping at rude things, bursting into what I recognized as a mix of both nervous and real laughter.
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So we barely register the gasping bees, so entranced are we by the fawns and foxes and a crystalline soundscape exploding with trilling, cawing, hooting and howling.
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Year after year, the show has left me gasping with surprise, and we can expect no less for its 2020 edition, which has grown to 100 exhibitors.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - New Orleans Pelicans rookie Zion Williamson has the kind of athleticism that is leaving NBA arenas gasping, even if he doesn't take much notice.
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After Sansa lays out her case for treason, prompting Littlefinger to beg for his life, Arya coldly slashes his throat, leaving him gasping in a pool of blood.
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In 1937 Daniil Kharms, an absurdist writer, wrote a story about a "thin-necked man" who climbs into a trunk, shuts the lid and starts gasping for breath.
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Reuters Health - A major weakness of asthma care is that many patients don't know how to use inhalers to deliver life-saving medicine when they're gasping for air.
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If your partner notices you snoring or gasping, or if you feel like you can't stay asleep, bring it up with your doctor — whether you're menopausal or not.
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You don't want to get caught gasping as you hand over the same amount of money you originally paid for your shoes just to have them shined up.
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Williams also conjured 21 winners, some of which left the crowd gasping in admiration and her 30-year-old opponent helpless on the other side of the net.
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When the stress hormones barrage the heart, they actually change its rhythm -- speeding and slowing the heart in succession -- causing pain and leaving a person gasping for breath.
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When Jon Snow was gasping for breath beneath a pile of corpses and panicking men, admit it—you thought he genuinely might die, and this time for keeps.
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After the fish are caught, the men take them to their chests, massaging and caressing them as the fish spread their gills gasping for water and slowly expire.
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His hands and arms are swollen and scraped from the beating he says he received after throwing open the door of his one-room home gasping for air.
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LOURDES LAUBER Manasquan, N.J. To the Editor: Gasping, I read this long, grim account of Fidel Castro's life and of the anticolonial, socialist revolution he inspired and led.
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Here is what you see one person after another do on marathon day, when all those strangers are gasping and shuffling through their streets: they try to help.
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Pale and gasping for breath, the thin, elderly man stumbled into the emergency room complaining of fevers and a wet cough that had worsened over the previous week.
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" But he's not above the occasional joke, punctuated with a gasping laugh, as when he mentioned our "disparate" crowd, caught some puzzled looks and clarified, "disparate, not desperate!
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With his back to the wall, Federer shifted up a gear to save three matchpoints on serve, with the Rod Laver Arena Crowd gasping every time he survived.
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The Raiders needed to use a timeout on defense in the fourth to catch their breath, and receiver Michael Crabtree was seen gasping for breath at one point.
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Sam Brownback (R-Kan.) slashed taxes in 28503, and five years later Kansas was gasping for breath as revenues continued to tank and services cuts became an actuality.
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There's just a constant state of gasping and, I would argue, an addiction to this show being put on, the "Trump Show," as he called in the '80s.
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You could hear a pin drop in the gym, then the sound of a bunch of gay men collectively gasping and running over to ask if I was okay.
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The short already has audiences erupting with laughter, gasping in shock, and bursting into tears as this mother watches her dumpling son grow up and grow apart from her.
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Malek's fall caught the attention of everybody who was nearby (including Oscar winner Alfonso Cuarón), as many could be heard gasping and asking the star whether he was alright.
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With twists that will have you gasping out loud, this Hitchcockian noir thriller is the book to read if you've been waiting (too long) for the next Gone Girl.
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First Words In these last gasping weeks before the Iowa caucuses, Hillary Clinton has settled upon a political identity, declaring herself ''a progressive who likes to get things done.
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If you watched the Pixar film Coco, you probably learned a lot of this information while also crying your goddamn eyes out to the point of gasping for breath.
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With no air conditioning in his apartment, the temperature inside surged, and the 153-year-old's gasping quickly progressed into a full-blown asthma attack under the oppressive heat.
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MYSTERIOUS SOUTH CAROLINA FISH WITH HUMANLIKE TEETH STUMPS THE INTERNET The fish , which appears to more than a foot long, can be seen gasping for air in video footage.
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Ask soldiers what they felt: The first thing they say is that their ears were popped out, they were gasping for air, like some huge fist is squeezing them.
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As opposed to short-term-memoried platforms like Siri, Viv was able to embrace follow-up questions without stuttering or gasping for context that was just said seconds before.
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The two women sob hysterically and theatrically (heaving chests, gasping for breath) while showing patriotic videos (sporting victories, presidential speeches, marches and anthems) about their countries, Romania and Poland.
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He was not quite as fortunate on the fifth, dumping a backhand into the net on the 39th shot of an extraordinary rally that left fans gasping for air.
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Dolores is brought in for a quick rundown with a park technician, who asks her, steadily, to drop layers of her "performance"; first her gasping sobs, then her accent.
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In September 2001, she popped onstage at a tribute concert for Michael Jackson, looking so thin that the sounds of people gasping could actually be heard throughout the arena.
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It was only a perceptual gap, and it only lasted for an instant, but I couldn't help gasping at all the transcendent mysteries just such an opening might contain.
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At least 19 times he could be heard saying, "I can't breathe" — at one point as he crawled, gasping for air, while guards watched him through his cell door.
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It is precisely for that reason that many white people are incredulous when they see a person of color heaving, gasping for breath, complaining that the air is poisoned.
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Sporting My lessons in krav maga — a self-defense system — started with workouts that left me gasping for breath, including a nearly endless number of push-ups and burpees.
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Visitors stop by, but they're mostly instruments of further torment, including a pair of exterminators who detonate a bug bomb and leave him gasping in a cloud of poison.
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"The evil and despicable attack left mothers and fathers, infants and children, thrashing in pain and gasping for air," Trump said in a brief televised statement on Friday night.
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"She just turned 1 — I mean, she's been with us for a year," shares DeWitt, 45, gasping proudly when her baby girl's photo is displayed for the audience to see.
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Oh, and for those who love to anthropomorphize their devices, here's an image of the Zoom and Pro, gasping and screaming, apparently witness something horrific happening, just out of frame:
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Fairly or not, the image of the president gasping, with his knees buckling, seemed to capture Carter's frustrations over gasoline lines, inflation and an impending primary challenge by Ted Kennedy.
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In the former, Chang's mother reads an anaphoric series of phrases ("Invocation of a feeding tube"; "Invocation of bureaucratic waste"; "Invocation of gasping") whose incantatory repetitions swell with poetic dolor.
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The vacuum/guitar goes haywire, as the drums have torn a gash in its surface, and it breaks free, an aural tube gasping and shuddering and flailing side to side.
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Like the good old days of classic Tomb Raider, she takes a swim, where she battles an eel, making it out alive but (as always) just barely, gasping for breath.
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The images of children gasping for air and dying in their parents' arms are said to have made Trump, who came to power on an "America First" isolationist doctrine, react.
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His March release Ward Unbending—full of gasping woodwinds and dazed electronics—feels like a yawn on a lazy afternoon, a contented exhale from a guy who deserves his leisure.
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"Ink Masters" star Chris Blinston allegedly used both hands to choke his 13-year-old daughter so hard he squeezed off her airway ... leaving her terrified and gasping for air.
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I saw a left hand go up in the air and then I saw his face in the water and I could see that he was just gasping for air.
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According to the Tribune, Singleton allegedly left the 12-year-old covered and blood and gasping for breath before sending a taunting text message to her mother, according to prosecutors.
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And a fire running as fast as this one can suck serious wind, gasping in a constant breath that pulls the ground-level air inward to replace its convective exhalation.
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Indeed, the beat down was bad enough that even her former Team USA teammates Mikaela Meyer and Virginia Fuchs could be seen ringside gasping and covering their mouths at times.
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His wild, gasping howls for validation – screaming at the Network Rail night staff, the Millwall fans, whoever's working in WH Smiths, the deep and eddying abyss: I am a legend.
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Doctors at an emergency room in south London, for example, were faced last week with a coughing, gasping patient who had recently traveled to a high-risk country in Asia.
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Physical findings on an examination are different based on its presentation, but if it was a case of pneumonia, usually there's difficulty in breathing, such as gasping or frequent breathing.
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More gasping could be heard at "The Illusionists," altogether a bigger, blingier and kitschier enterprise, but still a less grandiose occasion than the first two seasons of this ensemble evening.
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The images of charred landscapes, decimated wildlife and people gasping for air shock the collective conscience of people around the world, but will they also shock our leaders into action?
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The work of cut paper by Georgia Russell might be a vision of what I fish would see as it lies gasping for breath in the bottom of a net.
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Five years after Eric Garner died gasping, "I can't breathe," the Department of Justice announced it will not press federal charges against the NYPD officer who placed him in a chokehold.
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That I didn't yet have to go back into the world and wonder why everyone else wasn't gasping while staring at their phones or collapsed under the weight of their sadness.
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With the government now trying to cool the property market, there is the possibility of a renewed industrial downturn in the coming months, welcome news for urbanites gasping for clean air.
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"I could not believe that book, I kept gasping and making noises," says Sarah McNally, the co-owner of McNally Jackson, one of the main cradles of the "Ferrante Fever" phenomenon.
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In one memorable action, she and other Satanists protested a pro-life group picketing outside Planned Parenthood by dousing a bound, gasping woman with gallons of milk (to represent "forced motherhood").
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"Turns out I would have been better off running to the mailbox and back because by the time I rounded the first mile mark, I was gasping for air," he wrote.
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Gasping for life: Syria's merciless war on its own children Last month the US shot down a Syrian warplane, prompting Russia to shut down a communication channel between the two countries.
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This is biathlon, a thrilling sport that draws on the endurance needed to cross-country ski along steep tracks and the idiosyncratic Zen needed to target shoot while gasping for air.
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" At one point I exclaim that it is time for him to wrap it up, at which point she turns to me and, gasping in horror, inquires, "You're...not into Trump?
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"Bridge of Clay" has been more than a decade in the making, and it shows: The characters are clearly loved, and the artistry of language will leave you gasping at times.
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Sitting at my desk, my eyes vacantly wandered up to a painting by Penelope on my wall; it's of a teal lady with red eyes and ghostly tumors gasping, and bam!
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"Everybody agreed that he was moving his lips, and without the sound you don't whether he's gurgling, you don't know whether he's gasping, you don't know what it is," Dunham said.
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Credit... Like so many other long-haul truckers, pumping wares of a gasping economy through the arteries of the nation's highway system, Darrell Woolsey sees the changing landscape through his windshield.
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For small-business owners, truck drivers, hospital workers, and the tens of thousands of very sick people gasping for breath in ICU beds, the coronavirus isn't a spectacle or an inconvenience.
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I wanted to feel like there was a version where anything could be happening below the frame: The baby may have laughed, and Hannah may be gasping with pleasure and joy.
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Britain&aposs Liam Broady also told the Daily Mail he was "gasping for air" throughout his tie with Ilya Ivashka, while Australia&aposs Bernard Tomic sought medical assistance for breathing difficulties.
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Mark Rypien's wife was on the ground gasping for air and choking after the former Super Bowl MVP struck her ... and it's all on new police video obtained by TMZ Sports.
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The key to SoulCycle is that it isn't so difficult that it makes you feel like a failure five minutes in, but it's tough enough to leave you gasping for air.
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Citizen Boy's version ups both the playfulness and the fear at the heart of Kolè's track—adding a gasping vocal sample and horror-movie synth line to the original's heady swirl.
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The strategy left Germany's central defenders Mats Hummels and Jerome Boateng painfully exposed at the back, gasping for air and unable to cover the large patches in their own half left open.
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At the grocery store, I leave a basket of unpaid-for items by the door as I stagger outside, gasping for air as the hand pulls back my brain and fear metastasizes.
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I pictured that locker room, superimposed with the tortured face of a gasping patient, as if Edvard Munch's painting, "The Scream," had been transposed into an interior design store and nobody noticed.
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There's no sex in the title of Cynthia Heimel's 63 book, Sex Tips for Girls, meaning there's no: sensation, allure, lust, tension, forestalling, distance and collapse, gasping, joking, or slyness, for example.
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This brings me to Serenity, which opened this weekend, and is inarguably Hathaway's A Simple Favor moment, in that the movie is actively bad, but her performance left me gasping and wigless.
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The standouts for me were Aja, whose rap was professional caliber, her look was on point, and her splits and jumps and death drops all over that damn runway had everyone gasping.
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One day after I'd inhaled the movie and it left me gasping for air, I found myself standing in my university library, thumbing through titles like How to Think Straight About Psychology.
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At that difficult performance's end, we made a brief, impromptu curtain speech and asked the audience (some already aware, some gasping at the news) to join us for a moment of silence.
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It's not afraid to have people talking to each other while gasping for breath, or having a music-like ebb and flow that crescendos, diminuendos, fades out and sparks back up again.
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Yes, last night's Game of Thrones ended with Jon gasping awake, putting an end to the speculation as to whether the character was going to stay dead through the series' sixth season.
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It's a nice marriage of style and functionality and I look forward to it recording another one of my truncated, gasping runs as I try, uselessly, to become less of a slob.
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"I would be flying parallel to the floor, and then I would be in the wings, on the ground, gasping for air," Mr. Villella, 82, recently said at his townhouse in Harlem.
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Every night, he awoke gasping from the same nightmare, in which he had died in his sleep, in which he felt himself lying there in his bed feeling nothing, an impossible body.
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" There is also a quote from Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young: "Gasping at glimpses of gentle, true spirit; He runs, wishing he could fly; Only to trip at the sound of goodbye.
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Chief among the reasons was that Zenit's players were tired and gasping for air when time was added after the 90th minute, leaving them unable to prevent the only goal of the game.
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Left in the locked trunk on a hot summer day for more than six hours, she died gasping for air and lying in a pool of her own urine and sweat, said prosecutors.
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Jayla Dallis and her little sister, Kali, were at the Savoy Apartment Complex in Chamblee, Georgia, on May 15 when Jayla noticed Kali submerged underwater and gasping for air for nearly two minutes.
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That ploy not only left a string of opponents gasping, it also earned her almost as many unforced errors (271) as cleanly hit winners (299) over the course of seven matches in Paris.
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But a year later, with Justice Kennedy announcing he is ending his tenure on July 24st 241 and handing another high-court vacancy to President Donald Trump, the left is gasping for air.
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Where I saw Jamie Foxx ragequit after a few minutes of ineffective sniping, Crews stood at his monitor the whole time, cheering, gasping, and grinning his way through the trenches of 1910s France.
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He noted that every fish he'd found in the site had died with its mouth open, which may indicate that the fish had been gasping as they suffocated in the sediment-laden water.
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Her pace had slowed somewhat, but I was still gasping every time I overtook her to get ahead and snap a couple of frames as she passed before running to catch up again.
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Swift is in command from the start — sly and sexy and brassy — and she not only puts over the "Macavity" number, she also gives the movie the epinephrine shot it's been gasping for.
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Yet this conductor also brings shape and direction to Puccini's frenzied bursts of descending chords, which cut off at the ends of staggered mini-phrases, as if the orchestra is gasping for breath.
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But along the way there are some funny bits, particularly Jackie doing a wildly offensive impromptu set at the wedding that enrages half the room and leaves the other half gasping for breath.
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Visitors to the show mostly appeared delighted, gasping when they saw the cat peering down at them, happily sticking their head inside the freezer, and oohing at the masses of photos in Kessels's piece.
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Bubble's exit is as wild as her entrance: she dies an inflated, dramatic death in Valerian's arms—like an Old Hollywood Star—and with her last gasping breath probes him to compliment her performance.
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A drowning person's head may be low in the water, even below the waterline, and they will tend to bob up and down, gasping for breath, according to the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP).
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Then there was the summer that the video for "Black Hole Sun" was ubiquitous; those distended faces and rictus smiles—and that gasping fish on the cutting board—constitute the very iconography of puberty.
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I call it an adaptation even though it is, in large part, a film of the play, shot during a stage performance, and featuring glimpses of audience members laughing or gasping during crucial scenes.
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People who recover after being infected with the novel coronavirus can still be left with substantially weakened lung capacity, with some left gasping for air when walking quickly, doctors in Hong Kong have found.
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The agent is a stone-cold murderer, but she feels desperately sorry for the official, whose attempts to help his wife kill herself with morphine have left her in a gasping, not-dead limbo.
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In the video, which has spread widely on social media, Tara Jane Langston showed viewers the two tubes in her arms and the breathing tube she was using, gasping for breath as she spoke.
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It struck both Sarah and Mr. Radney's mother; his mother's lung was punctured, her rib broken; the carport struck Sarah on the head, leaving her gasping for air for 45 minutes to an hour.
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A former bodyguard testified that he watched Guzman kill three rival drug cartel members, including one victim who he shot and then ordered to be buried even as he was still gasping for air.
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Compared to the overtly traumatic scene in which Aunt Lydia bellows at a gasping June in front of the Wall, this moment is the model of restraint — and so much more effective for it.
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The second-to-last scene in this episode isn't conclusive, but with Audrey appearing in a starkly lit white room, gasping into the mirror, it seems pretty clear that the fans were onto something.
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"When you go for the first time into cold water, what happens automatically, or naturally, you just take a deep breath," Hof told Insider over the phone on Thursday, gasping to demonstrate the effect.
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A 52-second cell phone video showed Hernandez kicking and gasping for air as Thompson restrained him in a chokehold while Thompson's wife, an off-duty deputy, pinned Hernandez's left arm to the ground.
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At the cold face of it, we were there as the credit spreads and the Lehman Brothers were gasping out and giving the signal to the market that Lehman brothers were in serious trouble.
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He imagined that boy's final minutes, gasping for air without success and alone in strange waters, and jumped into action, raising money for the people stranded at camps in both Calais and nearby Dunkirk.
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Arthur said he wanted to be executed by firing squad, not lethal injection, after a spate of botched executions using the drug midazolam left some inmates gasping for air and writhing on the gurney.
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Sure, it was a shut out and St. Preux landed just three good punches over twenty-five minutes but Jones was left gasping for air in the fourth round after meeting almost no resistance.
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Nude or digital, speaking or chanting, narrating or bragging, exclaiming or explaining, sobbing or gasping or chuckling or cackling, his hoohoos and melismas and blahs and mwas and frogcroaks and put-puts are the message.
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Hiwa Busally, an 18-year-old from Nashville, shared a video of himself in the mirror, topless, while drinking and pouring a small cup of water on himself, before dramatically coughing and gasping for air.
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More than any other genre, horror movies benefit from the collective viewing experience, the sensation of feeling an entire room full of people gasping in fear, screaming in shock, or giggling out of nervous tension.
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Ryan snickered at the idea that Mexico would pay for the wall and chided Trump for warning that there would be riots at the convention if the Gasping Old Party tried to snatch the nomination.
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Scott Stambach felt consumed by anxiety, sometimes to the point of gasping for breath, whenever he had to speak in public—an especially big problem for a guy who was training to be a teacher.
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The blunder left dozens of the 166 passengers and five crew members gasping for air and bleeding from the nose and ears until the flight managed to return to Mumbai, about 45 minutes after takeoff.
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Tadas Sedekerskis, a large ballhanding wing who has a real Danilo-Gallinari-Without-the-Cool-Hair vibe, had an entire gym full of jaded, crumbling, dusty ol' scouts gasping with a beautiful Eurostep in transition.
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"My husband just beat me and threw me out of the car, and he has my two daughters in the car," Ms. Fraser told a 911 operator, gasping for breath as she recounted what happened.
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I had to stop myself from gasping as we came upon schools of tiny blue devil damselfish, or my favorites, parrotfish, in such a riot of neon they could have been crafted in Las Vegas.
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"We were gasping in the city from coal, exhausting our children almost all winter," said resident Uliya Gennadievna Vitzenko in the video, which was posted by a Russian YouTube channel that documents life in Kiselyovsk.
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That's the only way they can try to buy enough ventilators and hire enough ICU nurses and clear out enough hospital beds to be ready for a wave of hacking, gasping, suffocating Covid-19 patients.
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Barazzutti, who captains the Italian Davis Cup and Fed Cup teams, sat in Berrettini's box on Wednesday, cheering, worrying, fretting, gasping and agonizing along with everyone else who saw the match — or played in it.
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Thankfully, the only time I thought of my Bombas socks was at the end of the day, when I took them off with the surprising realization that my feet weren't uncomfortable or gasping for air.
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She was tender and vulnerable, and her willingness to bring softness to the role - cooing at a baby, gasping at the flavor of ice cream - made the character multifaceted, and no less convincing a warrior.
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So, next time you head to your local Shack for a gourmet-style burger and find yourself gasping at the total that shows up on your receipt, just try to remember, it's for a noble cause.
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The eight stories hover around Haiti and those who've left it, delving into the lasting effects of migration and displacement on families and individuals, and written with the kind of emotional precision that leaves you gasping.
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EVs aren't new to Pikes Peak — in fact, they've flourished there since showing up a few years ago, in part because they don't wind up gasping for oxygen like internal combustion engines are wont to do.
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The Sharjah Biennial devises worlds that are full and rich enough to create confidence in them, enough so I plunge into them with held breath, explore their architectures of meaning and come back to myself gasping.
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Langston, the son of a preacher, had the most pronounced transformation, morphing from stoic strongman to a gasping, bug-eyed bombast who would pull a hankie out of his singlet and dab sweat from his brow.
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Soon after, civilians on the ground began responding in a way that is consistent with exposure to a nerve agent documented in horrific images of people writhing in pain, coughing and young children gasping for air.
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Mr. Erdogan would almost certainly have to begin a purge of the plotters and probably hunt for other challengers to his authority — extending a streak of ruthlessness that has left many of his NATO allies gasping.
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He lay upon his back, his face and neck one bruised, unseemly, bloated mass of incipient corruption; gasping for breath, and sucking by the violence of his respiration, his bloated lips far back in his mouth.
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That's when he head locked me me by his arm around my neck, punched on me in my head and then he head locked me again but this time choking me, I was gasping for [air].
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Nora explains earlier in the episode why she thinks the most elegant way to kill yourself is to go scuba diving and trigger one of the many, many accidents that could leave you gasping for air.
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As recently as this week, before seeing images of dying children gasping for breath during the chemical attack, Mr. Trump and his top aides hardly appeared inclined to more forcefully assert American power in the country.
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But while we generally cannot change our hearts' rhythm by choice, we can alter how we breathe, in some cases consciously, as in holding our breath, or with little volition, such as sighing, gasping or yawning.
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Dozens of people, including children, died — some writhing, choking, gasping or foaming at the mouth — after breathing in poison that possibly contained a nerve agent or other banned chemicals, according to witnesses, doctors and rescue workers.
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Damascus, Syria (CNN)As images of Syrian children gasping and convulsing spread around the world, US President Donald Trump and other international leaders denounced the Syrian regime for their alleged role in a suspected chemical attack.
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The packed Rod Laver Arena crowd, who were left gasping during the Serb's flawless display in the opening set, got behind the Austrian challenger in the hope of inspiring him to give them a proper contest.
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" That pretty much describes the modus operandi of a perp called the Composer, who kidnaps his victims and half-strangles them in order to capture their gasping breaths for the composition he calls his "hangman's waltz.
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Video footage of the attack quickly surfaces, showing women and children gasping for breath and foaming at the mouth as they fight the effects of what officials later say is sarin gas, a brutal nerve agent.
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The video is cheesy, for sure; there's a lot of dramatic gasping and someone even says the phrase, "Shut the fridge," in a moment of terror over how much EpiPens cost (about $600-650 for two).
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The title track is upbeat and colorful, trumpeting the feelings at first gasping breath of a new relationship ("Time stops when I'm with you"), but even this track's glimmering synths have an undercurrent of cold distance.
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"I talked to Jane Elliott a few weeks ago, and Jane said, 'Michael, a uterus doesn't qualify you to be president of the United States,' " Killer Mike said, the crowd gasping and cheering as he went on.
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Satyarthi, who was jointly awarded the 2014 Nobel Peace Prize with Pakistani schoolgirl Malala Yousafzai, said television images of Syrian children gasping for breath after a chemical attack on April 4 had prompted him to speak out.
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If I was watching TV when he wanted to, he'd slap me across the face, choke me, punch me in the stomach so hard that it would leave me on the floor crying and gasping for air.
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The Frenchman, who claimed victory at top of the iconic Col du Tourmalet on Saturday, left everyone gasping for air with a brutal attack seven kilometers from the finish in the final ascent to the Prat d'Albis.
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That ruthless economy and storytelling craft extend throughout the film, turning a potentially cheap exploitation horror film into the kind of breathless collective nightmare that's best experienced in a theater, with hundreds of other gasping, whimpering viewers.
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It was an exciting moment for space nerds everywhere, but Musk in particular can be seen gasping, grimacing and basically just freaking out as he waits to learn the fate of his rocket in the new footage.
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I would never say the investigation was totally worth it, but some of the desperate gasping amuses me to such a degree that sometimes I briefly forget just how outrageous the conduct of these conspiracy theorists was.
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After receiving a Stage 215 non-small-cell lung cancer diagnosis a year ago, she exhausted many of the treatments available to her and grappled with torturous side effects that left her itching and gasping for breath.
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What the panic attack symbolizes for me is I'm going to die in the streets alone gasping for air, how fucking horrific is that image, and it also represents—like my big issues are—I guess abandonment.
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The wall-mounted sculptures of El Anatsui here at the Haus der Kunst cry out for metaphorical comparisons — but no metaphor ever seems enough to sum up these commanding artworks, each intricate enough to leave you gasping.
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A bystander recorded the confrontation on a cellphone, which shows Mr. Hernandez kicking, grunting and gasping for air as Mr. Thompson lies on top of him, pins him to the sidewalk and holds him in a chokehold.
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This month, the company released its latest advertising campaign, "The Only Way Is Through," featuring the swimmer Michael Phelps, D.K. Metcalf of the Seattle Seahawks, and other Under Armour-sponsored athletes sweating and gasping through strenuous workouts.
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I got pushed down by one of the officers, and he put his boot in my back, and I was gasping for air because of the tear gas in there and couldn't breathe and I was vomiting.
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"With a suddenness and force that have left observers gasping women have injected themselves into the national campaign this year in a manner never before dreamed of in American politics," the New York Herald reported in 1912.
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But at this time of year, it's full of tourists gasping at the sunlight falling on the serried towers of Lower Manhattan, on the Statue of Liberty, on the derricks, like gangling metal dinosaurs, of New Jersey.
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People believed in the nominees, they gave a standing ovation to nearly everything, and they sang along intently to "Shallow," gasping softly when Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper got so close to kissing and yet regrettably did not.
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Mr Abe appeared to borrow from the book's brash credo last November: while the rest of the world was still gasping at Mr Trump's election, Mr Abe jumped on a plane and went to meet the president-elect.
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It was my instructor's makeup: a thick, sharp, black line of liquid liner that I couldn't take my eyes off, even through gasping for air in the dance, mini trampoline, and crunch portions of the 60-minute class.
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England were gasping on 86-4 when Stokes was joined by Buttler for a 110-run stand to revive the chase and tie the scores, producing one of the most thrilling finishes in the history of the game.
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Mitski, "Your Best American Girl" Listening to Mitski's "Your Best American Girl" feels like surrendering to a tidal wave: one second you're standing ankle-deep in the ocean, and the next you're being pulverized and gasping for air.
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Two were taken to the hospital with eye injuries, and several more were left retching and gasping for air after the police fired pepper spray to try to clear the crowd and the gas drifted inside the bus.
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In other news from New York, a disturbing detail emerged in the case of Eric Garner, who died in 2014 on a Staten Island sidewalk after gasping "I can't breathe" as four police officers tried to handcuff him.
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I didn't realize that Philippe Petit had, just a few weeks after walking between the Twin Towers in 1974, stretched his high wire above Paterson's swirling chasm and made his way across, as 30,000 people looked on, gasping.
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Numerous photographs and graphic videos posted online by activists and residents showed children and older adults gasping and struggling to breathe, or lying motionless in the mud as rescue workers ripped off victims' clothes and hosed them down.
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Upon my return to Australia a few years ago, I found a home and the means to live closer to the water, and began splashing and gasping my way to reconciliation with another sliver of mainstream Australian identity.
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I was at the other end of the pool, maybe a six-second swim away, but my 5-year-old son was gasping and pleading, and the fastest way to make my point was to throw the ball.
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Georgia Russell's work of a cut print on paper made of Kozo fiber, "Fishing Nets" (2018) might be a vision of what I fish would see as it lays gasping for breath at the bottom of a net.
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Mechanical gasping and whirring sounds punctuate the film (the child breathes through the machine they hook him up to each night), so much so that by the end, I actually stopped noticing that normal breathing doesn't sound this way.
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In court papers, Alvogen also cited instances in Alabama, Arizona and Oklahoma in the past few years in which inmates given midazolam were left gasping or snorting, appeared to regain consciousness or took an unusually long time to die.
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While the 36-year-old former Suits star looked beautiful in a pale pink-and-taupe silk-crepe Flavia dress from Goat with a matching pink hat, it was her perfectly polished side chignon that had royal fans gasping.
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Rowling is very deeply on Strike's side no matter what he does, so that he always finds himself with perfect final cutting statement for every situation and everyone else finds themselves gasping and flustered in his implacably cool wake.
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In a new video posted to UploadVR, we see the recreation of several interior spaces through the eyes of a HTC Vive headset, and even on a flat screen I found myself gasping at the detail and realism Realities.
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In a Wednesday video shared to wife Hayley's Instagram account and re-posted by the Florida Georgia Line singer, Hubbard eagerly drinks her breast milk from a baby bottle as Hayley can be heard gasping from behind the camera.
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Pappas writes a monthly poetry column for Women's Running magazine, musing on topics including the sublime scent of trail running ("steeped on me like tea") and the sweet pain of sprinting (her insides "gasping screeching flapping baby bird beaks").
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The event is billed as the most demanding test in golf, and yet when it predictably leaves the world's best players struggling, if not gasping, they nonetheless lash out with a grating chorus of complaints about unfair course conditions.
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I remember being in front of Emancipation Park on Saturday, choking and gasping for breath through the chemicals that filled air (I still don't know whether it was tear gas, pepper spray, or some horrible combination of the two).
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The cabin filled with smoke, passengers were gasping and crying and staggering toward the exit, the younger ones carrying the older ones — and all were greeted by a phalanx of Secret Service agents, guns aimed at the medalists' heads.
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He fell into a lake and, with 50 pounds of gear, sank 15 feet to the bottom, then pulled the inflating pins of his Mae West life jacket with his teeth and rose to the surface, gasping for air.
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That was to be the story of the match with the Russian, also a French Open quarter-finalist this year, delighting the gasping crowd with outrageously talented returns and shots even she described as 'crazy', only to self-destruct on serve.
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Tracky beats share space with gasping live horns, while techno-based songs like "Running" and "Finder" sit comfortably next to more melody-focused cuts like "Eating Hooks" and "The Fool" that wouldn't sound out of place on American pop radio.
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Chad Mayers and other leading media figures like Piers Morgan were left gasping for breath, after it was revealed that the 'scoop' came from an unverified 'citizen reporter' on Twitter, but the potential effects on the economy could have been catastrophic.
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And if consciousness raising is to be achieved only by offering up male athletes for ogling and objectification — as the United States men's gymnasts recently proposed, according to The Wall Street Journal — Mr. Dooley only awaits his gasping new fan base.
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It's only the briefest of teases: We get a glimpse of Whittaker dressed in the Twelfth Doctor's iconic outfit and gasping in shock, and then more glimpses of Whittaker in her own rainbow-printed threads, scrambling across various alien vistas.
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I let him sniff my hand, his breath gasping against the thick collar as I shooed him away from eating the partially burnt trash littering the lawn and slipped him a handful of the treats the agents had just given me.
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It's a 1961 Roy Orbison tune, but you might never know listening to the Cramps version; they added a banging beat, sped it up a little, and Lux's gasping, growling vocals are almost the complete opposite of Orbison's romantic crooning.
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Clara asks a series of questions to establish the level of illness being experienced by the user or the person they are asking questions on behalf of, whether for example they are gasping for air or suffering from shortness of breath.
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It was a supervirus that seemed nothing like the flu, one that might, within hours of infection, make you collapse in the street, your lungs filling with fluids, gasping for air as your face turned purple and you slowly, literally, drowned.
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The strike came a day after a United Nations commission accused the Syrian government of using chemical weapons in an attack in April that killed dozens in the town of Khan Sheikhoun and flooded clinics with victims gasping for breath.
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All you have to do after that is juxtapose them with the effects of the city's rocket-ship rents: a once-lively counterculture gasping for air and a "concentration of public pain" shameful and shocking even to a native New Yorker.
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" This was the Floyd I remembered from happier days, the man who burned up the air in the room and left people gasping in the vacuum, the man who told me once, "Mother's obsession with dead Angela is harmless enough.
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MELBOURNE/SYDNEY (Reuters) - The Australian state of New South Wales was gasping under the worst levels of air pollution ever recorded on Friday as smoke from widespread bushfires caused a spike in hospital visits and hazards including poor visibility for drivers.
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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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The sounds of that effort are often masked by music, so it's easy at times to forget the physicality of the dancers — to miss the thuds, the squeaks of sweaty skin skidding on the floor, the gasping and panting for breath.
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This sometimes means you're forced to fiddle with the position of each gadget to ensure it's receiving a charge, or else you run the risk that you come back minutes or hours later only to find your gadget still gasping for juice.
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There's something about feeling the jolts of stop-and-go city traffic, sitting in the backseat, gasping for a breath of fresh air, and having a small screen permanently in front of your face that can really make you want to barf.
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According to his own public statements and multiple reports from inside the White House, his reaction was abject horror — a profound sense of shock at the images coming out of Syria of young children gasping for air and parents cradling their dead children.
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The controversial comedian, who described the ball's ambiance as an orgy he once went to, had the audience simultaneously gasping and guffawing at his remarks about touchy subjects that he handled with the grace you can come to expect from Chappelle—R.
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The players then smashed out their 45-shot rally, much of it a mesmerizing exchange of identical crosscourt backhands that had the crowd gasping before Djokovic blinked first to switch the angle of attack and take the point with a devastating winner.
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Trump won't be gasping for the oxygen of publicity because the media has been on a 24/7 Trump binge for months, and the lead-up to Thursday's debate has been no exception: His promised nonappearance has been the major story line.
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Gasping for life: Syria's merciless war on its own children Nine months later there are remarkable changes in the city, but much of it remains in a state of utter devastation, and the massive rebuilding effort that will be needed here hasn't started.
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But not every scene was quite as pleasant: One image shows a woman on a gurney being wheeled into the back of an ambulance; another shows a man gasping for breath as he clings to someone in a white fur suit for support.
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Basically: it's almost guaranteed to have a few moments that'll have you gasping in delight, or watching in slow motion as your drink gets knocked out of your hand and all over your brand new crepes when they drop in a club.
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It was my ninth trip to the Olympics — 10th, if you count the 1984 Summer Games in Los Angeles, where I volunteered as a hostess — and it was hard not to feel as if I were witnessing a grande dame's last, gasping breaths.
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GENEVA — United Nations investigators added their voices on Wednesday to a mountain of evidence of the Syrian military's responsibility for a chemical attack on a rebel-held town five months ago that left villagers foaming at the mouth and gasping for breath.
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The emergence of a new generation of miners gasping for their lives should give President-elect Donald Trump, who has vowed to revive the industry, reason to reflect on a safer course for the very workers he claimed to prize as a candidate.
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Kasich, whose campaign has been gasping for oxygen since his fifth-place showing in South Carolina and dead-last finish in Nevada, may have found some in a new Quinnipiac poll that shows Rubio trailing Trump badly in his home state of Florida.
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This was when, still gasping for air in the backseat of the car of the couple who had stopped, I looked to my right and saw their young son strapped in his car seat, smiling as he tried to show me his kite.
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Throughout, Chau writes sexuality in a way both vivid and new, but somehow without betraying self-satisfaction (See: "Pants and skirts were shrugged, scooted down, buttonholes were stretched into O's like gasping mouths, then relieved of their charges"), and her stories are honest and arresting.
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Her older brother, Peter (Alex Wolff), races her to the hospital, and when she's sticking her head out the window of the car, desperately gasping for air, he drives too close to a telephone pole and — well, you don't know exactly what's happened at first.
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Another testified how Guzman sometimes acted as his own sicario, or hitman, punishing a Sinaloan who dared to work for another cartel by kidnapping him, beating and shooting him and having his men bury the victim while he was still alive, gasping for air.
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The two-week run of "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?" which began exactly 20 years ago on Friday, captivated the country, zooming to ratings not seen in the summer months in a generation, and transforming ABC from a gasping network to a ratings powerhouse.
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He heard me gasping for air through the night and yelping in pain as the chest tube got pulled, and I heard him trying to be brave for his family, reassuring them that they would go forward with whatever came next as best they could.
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The unrest in Ferguson, Mo., after a police officer shot and killed an unarmed black teenager, Michael Brown, in 22013, and the video from Staten Island of a dying Eric Garner gasping through a police chokehold, ignited a national dialogue about policing and race.
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This left my "expert" professors at Oxford – most of whom had made their reputations and their living as "Kremlinologists" who could explain what was going on inside the old order – gasping like goldfish out of water as they were confronted by the reality of the new order.
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Last June, when I found myself laying in bed, gasping for breath, mumbling "uh uh uh" — literally just repeating that sound — to somehow push through the pain radiating from my lower abdomen into my chest, not even then was I considering a trip to the hospital.
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The OG home renovation show, which is currently in its 37th season (it debuted in 1979), takes a decidedly more old school approach to the subject of restoring houses than many of its current competitors — no flashy reveals, no gasping homeowners, and certainly no prank wars.
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Whether you're gasping at the beauty of Earth or the wonder of modern-day architecture (or both), there may well be times when you need to quickly download all of the pictures on a particular page—even if you just want some new phone backgrounds to use.
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Medical sources point to regime Harrowing footage distributed by the Syrian Civil Defense -- a volunteer group also known as the White Helmets -- showed young children and others being rushed to the hospital in the arms of rescuers, gasping desperately for air while being given oxygen masks.
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Who doesn't remember the terrible rising strings that played at the Red Wedding before the blood, the purpled face of Joffrey in his death throes, the sound of the Viper's skull cracking open, Jon Snow gasping back to life, or battle after battle of terrible grandeur.
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Read more: Watch the moment a great white shark jumped out of the water and shocked boaters off of Cape CodThe 12-second clip, which has since been deleted, showed onlookers gasping and shrieking as the bison tossed the girl into the air, the Washington Post reported.
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And still, even as their movements grew stiff and their tendons tight, when they were gasping for breath and it looked as though they could not possibly give any more, they kept going, kept chasing, kept running: past England, into the World Cup final, into history.
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Placed in elaborate metaphorical forests, seascapes, gardens, transformative celestial planes and ecstatic alternative universes, the characters can be found in various convoluted configurations, biting, gasping, whacking, smacking, glugging, grabbing, grinding, gripping, grunting, scratching, swallowing, squeaking, sucking, stroking, lathering, panting, prodding, moaning, thrusting, tugging, rubbing and rattling.
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LONDON — There's no more telling sight in "Bitter Wheat," the David Mamet play that opened on Wednesday at the Garrick Theater in London, than a moment during the second act in which John Malkovich is flat on his back, flailing like a drowning man gasping for air.
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But more than 20 blocks after he began this ordeal — the last stage of a three-day journey — he knee-shuffled the last few yards into the New Basilica of Guadalupe, Mexico's most important shrine, and collapsed face down on the cool stone floor, gasping for air.
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Perhaps out of loyalty to his source material, Mr. Baker at times overstates the obvious; when the sun does shine on the water, it can shoot down like a holy ray, and there is a lot of panting and gasping both on and off the board.
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When I reached the canyon's rim, sweating through my shirt and gasping for bits of thin air in the high elevation, I was met by Walmsley, grinning in his black short shorts and white shirt, with his long curly hair pulled tight and secured in a knot.
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"— Kirsten Acuna, InsiderSome felt the film was overstuffed with plots and far too fast-paced"The gasping pace doesn&apost leave much time for contemplating plot holes, or noticing that the stakes feel lighter than ever, even though in theory, entire planets are on the line.
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R. The eight stories that make up fiction master Edwidge Danticat's latest collection hover around Haiti and those who've left it, delving into the lasting effects of migration and displacement on families and individuals, and written with the kind of emotional precision that leaves you gasping.
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Dancing over his saddle, his mouth wide open and gasping for air, Thibaut Pinot launched a ferocious attack Sunday and profited from the first signs of weakness in the high mountains from his countryman Julian Alaphilippe, the race leader, to edge closer to gaining the yellow jersey.
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Dancing over his saddle, his mouth wide open and gasping for air, Thibaut Pinot launched a ferocious attack Sunday and profited from the first signs of weakness in the high mountains from his countryman Julian Alaphilippe, the race leader, to edge closer to gaining the yellow jersey.
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Sarah herself seems like she may be entirely unaware of her darker side; after the man falls bleeding to the ground, she jumps back screaming in genuine-sounding distress, gasping that she was trying to have her drink and mind her business and he just keeled over.
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The exhibition narrows its focus on Colo's 223 performance, "Superman 222," in which he runs, shirtless and gasping, down the West Side Highway, 225 pieces of wood tethered to his body and dragging behind him — the Sisyphean struggle a direct response to Puerto Rico's proposed statehood.
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Here are some pieces you may have missed in a busy news week: Gasping for life: Syria's merciless war on its own children In a CNN exclusive report, video footage of the aftermath of the recent chemical attack in Syria reveals the unsanitized view of what happened that day.
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You might be thinking that Leslie Smith doesn't have a chance but if Cyborg runs through Smith with ease, and doesn't end up gasping for air or looking awful at some point along the way, I am more than willing to call that a big win for Justino.
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"Hey, we should make a ventilator," Dr. Chris Zahner, a University of Texas Medical Branch pathologist and former NASA engineer, wrote to Aisen Caro Chacin, an artist and medical device designer, after he learned about Italian hospitals struggling to treat the crush of coronavirus patients gasping for air.
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But because Carter is said by prosecutors to have ordered Roy back into the car (and listened for 20 minutes to his last gasping breaths), the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court decided her words may have constituted "wanton or reckless conduct," the standard for manslaughter charges in the state.
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The scene, which absolutely no one would expect without stories like this, doesn't merely leave you gasping for air, it tears into your lungs and rips out all the oxygen with the same brutality the montage reveals Amma Crellin (Eliza Scanlen) harbors under a mask of roller skating teen abandon.
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The images of celebrities, including actress Charlize Theron, sharing an elaborate meal while donning the foil blankets stands in stark contrast to the blankets' normal use — warming the thousands of men, women and children who have arrived on the shores of Greece gasping for breath and soaking from the sea.
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After getting out of his bed in the homeless shelter on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, Mr. Rivera went upstairs to break up the brawl and found a gruesome scene: Blood was splattered on the walls, and one of the men who had been fighting was gasping for life.
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" You can't blame them for gasping, though, since the core of the book's plot is technological, and the primary tool of aggression is not a warhead but a virus—not any old bug, mind you, but "a devastating stealth wiper virus," initiated by a villain who wishes to "reboot the world.
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ATLANTA — While some of the Alabama players were gasping for oxygen on the sideline, others were committing unsportsmanlike conduct penalties and at least a couple were trying to prevent a teammate from punching an assistant coach, a teenager was saving the Crimson Tide from the brink of a public collapse.
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That's why I seem to wish, every now and then, when love gets into me like a fishhook and pulls me, gasping, out of myself — when I start to fear everything that might happen if I abandon me and enter him — that he'd disappear, so I could be dead again.
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Many of us would personally testify to the term's technical accuracy, having watched, ad infinitum, the horrifying video of the 43-year-old grandfather and loose-cigarette dealer gasping for air as a New York City police officer, Daniel Pantaleo, uses a chokehold and wrestles Garner down to the pavement.
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On Sports In January, my wife gave birth to a fat baby girl, and once the initial panic subsided and I stopped gasping at the sight of any suffocation hazard, I started the earnest yet ultimately doomed process of picking a sports team for the two of us to root for.
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The Bauhaus, his old school, was long shut; "Angelus Novus," his early masterpiece of a gasping seraph, languished in the luggage of the exiled philosopher Walter Benjamin; and Klee, who'd left Germany for his native Switzerland, turned his ironic eye to a continent losing its mind for the second time.
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Of course you love them, but admit it: Sometimes they can be a lot, which brings me to the latest episode of Empire, titled "What We May Be."The sometimes shady business of dealing with family is the overarching theme of the episode, which had me gasping for air between laughs and tears.
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So before you give up entirely and succumb to taking a deep dive into Epstein conspiracies—or if you have already taken the plunge and are gasping for air—take solace: No matter how he died, there were actual, malleable policies that played a part in his rise, his crimes, and his death.
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Weird, disturbing, relentless, it arrays a Nirvana cover and a Shad rap and big drums and synthesizers squawking like gulls and men grunting like bears and more gutturals than a death metal album around the 41-year-old Tagaq breathing, murmuring, gasping, squealing, yelping, shrieking, chanting, incanting, reciting, lecturing, and, oh yeah, singing.
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This score's a bit of an exception on the list since it's not a synthesizer score strictly speaking, but the gasping pipe organs and piano parts both run parallel to the tradition of synth horror music that came before it and proved steadily influential to the host of experimentally minded film composers that followed.
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My whole generation was given unprecedented access to screens, which are known to impair attention span and other cerebral faculties, and we're also so depressed—though that probably has something to do with living under the last gasping, putrid breaths of a capitalist system that has ravaged the planet and destroyed our futures, right?
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A similar degree of devotion can be inspired by Sichuanese cuisine, which lands on the unsuspecting tongue like the kiss of a fierce lover; you might have conceived of the encounter as a forgettable fling, but it leaves you gasping for air—in thrall to its numbing, tingling fervor and possibly besotted for life.
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The Providence, Rhode Island duo hurtle themselves into waves of apocalyptic sludge and dire noise with zero regard for their own safety; the riffs come fitfully, lurching and pulling like a rabid dog straining at his leash, as vocalist Kay Belardinelli exorcises her demons in real time, gasping for air and calling down thunder.
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The spectacle of flames leaping from the cathedral's wooden roof — its spire glowing red then turning into a virtual cinder — stunned thousands of onlookers who gathered along the banks of the Seine and packed into the plaza of the nearby Hôtel de Ville, gasping and covering their mouths in horror and wiping away tears.
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That approach was just distant to enough to leave Mr. Moore gasping — unable to raise money to answer Mr. Jones's television commercials — and just supportive enough so that when Mr. Moore found himself facing multiple allegations of improper sexual behavior or unwanted advances with teenage girls, party leaders had to answer for Mr. Moore.
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The opening number began with Fallon trapped in traffic on the Globes red carpet, a la La La Land, joined by various stars including Nicole Kidman, Amy Adams, Sarah Paulson, Sterling K. Brown and Courtney B. Vance, as well as Evan Rachel Wood in costume as Dolores, Rami Malek as Mr. Robot and Jon Snow gasping to life.
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We can never forget Johnson's presence in each of Cameraperson's frames — we hear her speaking, murmuring, chuckling, breathing, gasping — but we only see her face briefly, and so, in a way that audiences are rarely conscious of, we're invited to step into her shoes and experience her emotions, to try on her skin for a while.
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Around 250 people walked out of the theater, and a handful of them needed urgent medical attention, a scene captured in this batshit report from the BBC: Congratulations, Gaspar Noé: Your screening was truly, fully a shitshow, an event so deeply traumatizing that you left people in literal shock, gasping for air, receiving treatment from a fire brigade.
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Soon the blizzard became so dense that I could only follow the footprints left by our guide, gasping for air and terrified I would step off a cliff, when abruptly out of the whiteness emerged the enormous head of a gaur, the wild ox of the Himalayas; I couldn't even see the rest of his body.
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Those included a video clip of Mr. Pavarotti's early triumph as Rodolfo in "La Bohème" in Reggio Emilia, Italy, in 21982, with the audience gasping, and interviews with the singer's first wife, Adua, his three older daughters and two of his "secretaries," as the long-term loves who were part of Mr. Pavarotti's entourage were known.
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You also notice the slightly dreamy, dissociated atmosphere he conjures, even in familiar scenes of surveillance and investigation or military training, and his occasionally eccentric choices, like a chaotic capture filmed from a great distance, or a sudden shot in which Charlie's eye stares out from inside the gasping mouth of a man she's having sex with.
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"Next time I have 16yo boy shot through the spine and liver, paralyzed and terrified, gasping for air, and have to pretend to reassure him that we will do our best as he only survives long enough to make it to the OR table, I'll be sure to call you to come tell the family," @tnicholsmd said.
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The second act is an elegant two-step sequence, in which Abbi, desperate to pee, sneaks into a construction site's porta-potty, which is then pulled up into the air by a crane—and when she escapes, gasping in relief, Ilana, who is wearing that bicycle chain, gets hooked onto the back of a bread truck, which drives off.
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This agreement will help settle a lawsuit first brought by a group of death row inmates in 2014 — the same year Arizona officials brutally botched the execution of Joseph Wood, a convicted murderer who took nearly two hours to die, reportedly gasping throughout even as officials pumped him with 15 times the standard dose of the sedative midazolam.
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Only Serena Williams, the No. 1 seed in the women's singles, managed to buck the trend, fighting off the quick and eager young Australian Daria Gavrilova, 6-4, 6-2, in a first-round match that featured many extended exchanges, including one extraordinary rally late in the first set that left both women hunched forward, leaning on their rackets and gasping for air.
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Read more:Some people who recover from the coronavirus might be left with '20 to 30%' less lung function, and gasping for breath when they walk quickly, Hong Kong doctors saidPhotos capture the world's first human trial of a potential coronavirus vaccineEverything we know about the novel coronavirusFacebook, Google, Microsoft, Reddit, and Twitter say they're working together to fight coronavirus misinformation
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The Netflix animated series is about a washed-up '230s sitcom star with severe depression and a pathological need to be liked, but from afar; like Valerie Cherish, BoJack has this gasping desperation, and it's not clear how much of that is the fallout from them no longer being famous and how much of it is what made them want to be famous in the first place.
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In case you need an aural description of how that event went, listen to their most recent track "ROWDY BADD" – which darts through fragments of bassline, grime and dubstep – then reimagine it as a renaissance painting of hundreds of people gasping for air, eyes rolling in the back of their heads as they stretch for bottles of tap water from their mate's outstretched arms.
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Mr. DelGaudio was presenting a monologue about a painful childhood memory, to be capped off with a vanishing effect that left the audience gasping, when a technician in the booth at the back of the 155-seat Daryl Roth Theater in Manhattan looked down at a security monitor and became suspicious about a light pulsing from a smartphone propped up in an audience member's breast pocket.
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The former shows definitively figurative forms of whales and primates that are cheerful yet unsettling: largely rendered in bright pastels are pretty patterns that replace what would be skin or fur — but the whales are beached, mouths open as if gasping for air; and the apes, with generous daubs of paint bordering their limbs, seem to plod on the canvas as if they had trodden through slick tar pits.
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I imagine he's also aware that this one puts him ahead of every other college football coach who ever lived with the exception of another Alabama coach, Paul "Bear" Bryant; I imagine he's also aware that those of us whose job it is to chronicle college football had spent a great deal of the past couple years presuming that the Alabama dynasty was perpetually on the verge of a gasping death.
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No more than five months later, Pochettino is gone, dismissed by Daniel Levy, the Tottenham chairman, after a dreadful run of domestic form that has left the club drifting in 14th place in the Premier League, not just left gasping for air by Liverpool and Manchester City in pursuit of the championship, but by Leicester City and Chelsea, too, in the race for a place in the Champions League.
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When Justin was gasping through the final weeks of his life, somewhere between a barely-there bedridden torpor and the great beyond, I spoke to a child psychologist about the smartest way to explain to my tiny little child — then most obsessed with tearing off his shoes and throwing them into oncoming traffic while strapped into his stroller — the very adult concept that he'd never meet his father, because his father was going to die.
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Whether it's at sold-out concerts around the world or award show performances that have been viewed millions of times, the singer's status as one of the greatest entertainers of our time has been cemented by her stage presence; by the way she tells a story through vocals, visuals, and mind-bending choreography; the way she completely and fully slays audiences to the point of hysterical shrieking, crying, gasping, and yes, even fainting.
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Trump is so good at being on reality TV that the more cable news trends toward covering politics as if it's a reality show — toward stringing together a long series of incidents that sort of add up to a story but mostly just capture the trappings of something real, rather than a real thing itself — the more he can't help but seem like the only candidate who's not a fish flopping about on the shore and gasping for air.
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For many African Americans and Latinos in this country, a police stop more often than not means they will be given an impromptu traffic ticket that oftentimes could be the difference between paying the rent or driving under suspension, a broken taillight that leads to an unnecessary vehicle search or detainment, or the ultimate price—being tased, put in a chokehold that leaves you gasping for your last breath, or having a gun drawn on you and being shot.
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Over the years I have learned to ask the kind of questions that lead me to the motion picture of illness, where snoring and gasping may be a sign of sleep apnea, frequent urination an indication of diabetes or prostate trouble, and palpitations combined with lightheadedness an indication of a common heart arrhythmia such as atrial fibrillation which impacts between 2.7 million and 85033 million people in the U.S., according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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We were up and off the pickup bed and jerking on our clothes, toes in gritty black sand, us hopping and gasping and yanking into the cab, ignition, and your father had the engine loud as we tore back through the valley road, the headlights flashed over rocks and mud puddles and bright green leaves; the whole time we knew those ghosts were in the air behind us, around us, if we didn't see them we felt them.
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We were up and off the pickup bed and jerking on our clothes, toes in gritty black sand, us hopping and gasping and yanking into the cab, ignition, and your father had the engine loud as we tore back through the valley road, the headlights flashed over rocks and mud puddles and bright green leaves; the whole time we knew those ghosts were in the air behind us, around us, if we didn't see them we felt them.
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I usually giggle at Reines gasping for relevancy on Twitter and cable news but it was the factoid that he included at the end that should concern us all Reines is a close Clinton lackey who followed her throughout her career and even played Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpSessions says he still supports Trump despite ouster as AG House Republicans voice concerns about White House's impeachment messaging Giuliani consulted with Manafort on Ukraine info: report MORE in her mock debates.
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And it was the most extraordinary moment, even being in the courtroom, I remember when she was sentenced and she collapsed at being sentenced and was gasping and hyperventilating and crying and weeping, and her parents who'd come over from Britain were crying and weeping, because obviously this was the last thing they'd expected when they sent their daughter on this adventure to be an au pair in America, which in Europe is sold as this incredibly exciting opportunity for young women.
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It was said in those days that the passage was both like dying and like being born, and indeed Nadia experienced a kind of extinguishing as she entered the blackness and a gasping struggle as she fought to exit it, and she felt cold and bruised and damp as she lay on the floor of the room on the other side, trembling and too spent at first to stand, and she thought, while she strained to fill her lungs, that this dampness must be her own sweat.
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Here's Wilson's beautiful, haunting translation of the moment Scylla grabs up six men whole: "As when a fisherman out on a cliff casts his long rod and line set round with oxhorn to trick the little fishes with his bait; when one is caught he flings it gasping back onto the shore -- so those men gasped as Scylla lifted them high up to her rocky cave -- and at the entrance ate them up..." The language glitters: the men shine like fish even as the witch devours them, and Odysseus and the mourning survivors sail away beneath them.
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In addition to Zernial's last-dinosaur-gasping-for-breath slam—and as a very slow, defensively limited right-handed slugger reminiscent of Mark Trumbo, Zernial was very much in the dinosaur mold—those fans watched an A's lineup that included Vic Power, a Puerto Rican who, seven years after Jackie Robinson, was the club's first position player of color; Bob Trice, the pitcher who broke the team's color line only the previous September, was there, too, both men representing a half-hearted commitment to joining the modern world that almost passed for progressive in Philadelphia at the time—the Phillies didn't break the color line until 1957 and wouldn't have a black regular until 1960.
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Before we dive into the finale, here's a quick recap of the key twists that had us gasping for air during our Living With Yourself binge: - Kate finding out about the clones- New Miles hooking up with Kaylyn- Kate and New Miles matching on a dating website- Kate and New Miles literally having an affair - New Miles telling Dan (You're The Worst's Desmin Borges, cast him in all the things please) about the cloning (and making him dig)- New Miles planning to kill Old Miles- New Miles' suicidal thoughts- Old Miles planning to kill New Miles- Old Miles actually killing New Miles (if only temporarily)- the preGNANCY Living With Yourself has fun playing in the secret-twin genre, like by having New Miles go to work while Old Miles stays home to work on his play (more on that ambitious project later).
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