For example, if you are gasping for air, I feel like I'm gasping for air.
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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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Choking recruits until they were gasping for air was common.
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"I was on the ground kinda gasping for air," he says.
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I've put them in the ambulances when they're gasping for air.
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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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But suddenly, in late October, she felt herself gasping for air.
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She became agitated, combative, and was gasping for air while drinking water.
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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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With his daughter gasping for air, Mr. Jahid got right to work.
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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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Both times I've had to bow out early, gasping for air, and embarrassed.
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For the unadjusted, that means waking up in the night gasping for air.
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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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Arkansas goes through with double execution despite allegations one inmate was "gasping for air"
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Naturally aspirated engines end up gasping for air — just like many of their drivers.
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Half the audience seemed to be gasping for air, they were laughing so hard.
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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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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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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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Sometimes I would wake up in the middle of the night gasping for air.
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"Think about having to sing, dance, and staying on key without gasping for air," Cardiello says.
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At one point he looked done for, gasping for air under a heaving sea of bodies.
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And then a series of events felt like a sucker punch, leaving me gasping for air.
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He wakes up in the middle of the night gasping for air, his heart beating wildly.
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He was suddenly awakened one night gasping for air and feeling like he was being choked.
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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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On Monday, Williams collapsed in an Atlanta, Georgia parking lot and could be seen gasping for air.
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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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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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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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As Eric Garner lay dying, he was gasping for air and bleeding in his neck and eyes.
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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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But even the simplest movements in the swamp had Velenius and the other competitors gasping for air.
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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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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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But usually, music videos aside, the end looks more like two marathoners with wane smiles, gasping for air.
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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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Her children were screaming in the background and her son sounded like he was gasping for air, she said.
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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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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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"This fish was gasping for air and flopping around on the North Lawn of the White House," Garraty 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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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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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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In 2016, Kuechly suffered a concussion in a nationally televised game that left him crying and gasping for air.
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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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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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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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Wood was seen gasping for air during a nearly two-hour procedure where he received 15 rounds of drug injections.
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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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 birds — "with their beaks open, all gasping for air," he said — huddled around the faucets, trying to get a drink.
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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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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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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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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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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 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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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" "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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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"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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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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