But the alcohol industry really and truly believes it can convince us that we want to consume weed the same way we consume alcohol, gulp by gulp.
|
|
His Adam's apple bobs, ferrying the citrus malt down, gulp after gulp, as the huddled throng of his employees closes in tighter around him—everyone desperate to see their boss on his knees with the bottle in his mouth and finger-lengths of liquid draining with each successive gulp.
|
|
Christie's lone lifeline may be -- gulp -- Donald Trump.
|
|
He'd let the bitter, grassy flavor of the powder seep into his tongue, gulp a glass of water to swallow it, then gulp more to wash the fine particles from between his teeth.
|
|
Gulp the whole album up to your heart desire below.
|
|
Lady Olenna drinks it in a single gulp, without hesitation.
|
|
The question, however, is what exactly Trump's, gulp, popularity means.
|
|
The two characters actually seem like each other (gulp!). 5.
|
|
They are willing to look past a Big Gulp size.
|
|
They told us to take the First Aid kits... gulp.
|
|
They are born, and their birth sequence is — gulp — gnarly.
|
|
Harun drank it in one gulp; his breathing slowed further.
|
|
She chugged it down over the course of ten minutes, and then refilled the bottle twice, choking down gulp after gulp of weird-tasting water until her stomach was bursting with 1.5 liters of liquid.
|
|
It's an infernal reversal of the biblical begats as scores of artisanal enterprises with names out of poetry are swallowed — big gulp by big gulp — by giants who turn them into brands bereft of authenticity.
|
|
It disappeared down his throat, followed by a gulp of water.
|
|
The trunk of said vehicle contains — gulp — a dead, decaying body.
|
|
If I came back, I'd be starting all over again. Gulp.
|
|
Then comes a trip to New England for Brady's return. Gulp.
|
|
He tries to take a gulp of water every 15 minutes.
|
|
This should last me 12 to 15 months, but (gulp) it's expensive.
|
|
And let's face it, that ominous tagline isn't pulling any pistons: Gulp.
|
|
Breathe deep and take a big gulp of your beverage of choice.
|
|
It felt like the first gulp of air after emerging from water.
|
|
Gulp A lot of schools have banned fidget spinners from the classroom.
|
|
I wondered if my 35-year-old self was [gulp] getting old.
|
|
Allurion's Elipse device makes the process more comfortable with one quick gulp.
|
|
Deep dive for food takes place, roughly before five-second mark. Gulp.
|
|
Today, my husband can gulp down mountains of pasta and remain skinny.
|
|
"Depends what you mean by 'sell,'" is literally the next sentence. Gulp.
|
|
And this is where you would surface, just to gulp fresh air.
|
|
Or (gulp) maybe an actual first Browns win since Christmas Eve 2016.
|
|
He lost the battle of the Big Gulp, as it became known.
|
|
Finally make it home, gulp down the food, and go to bed.
|
|
I wince with every gulp and beg off after the sixth shot.
|
|
Independent comedy lives on — just now more independent (gulp) than ever before.
|
|
Here's a big gulp: Water crises loom for a quarter of humanity.
|
|
Here's a big gulp: Water crises loom for a quarter of humanity.
|
|
I rip off the headset and gulp in a huge lungful of air.
|
|
It's pretty vile, but I hate wasting food, so I gulp it down.
|
|
Or, you can gulp down an ice-cold Michelob Ultra like Elizabeth Warren.
|
|
He begins to guzzle it, but I stop him on the third gulp.
|
|
Less surprisingly, sharks are also known to gulp down some strange stuff, too.
|
|
EST: White House press secretary Sean Spicer gives the daily press briefing. Gulp.
|
|
The G's alone would include the words gulp, gargle, grunt, groan and gasp.
|
|
I took an even bigger gulp, until A. told me to slow down.
|
|
Human salivary glands pump out about a quart a day—a Big Gulp!
|
|
And to land them he's willing to (gulp) send Aaron Judge across town.
|
|
One of them disappeared with a gulp as a fish broke the surface.
|
|
Cautiously, he raised the plastic cup to his lips and took a gulp.
|
|
Such an easy way to ruin a Big Gulp of Double Dew XXXX.
|
|
Could the Federal Reserve have to (gulp) raise rates in 2020 after all?
|
|
Google Gulp Google loves April Fools' Day almost as much as making doodles.
|
|
Lecoustre hesitated to answer, taking a gulp from a glass of red wine.
|
|
Mary Roach describes a similar eating habit in Inuit people in her book Gulp.
|
|
Take a big gulp of whatever alcoholic or nonalcoholic beverage you have near you.
|
|
Mariah tilts hear head back and empties the pint glass with one long gulp.
|
|
If that's not exciting enough, may I also suggest a gulp of cold milk.
|
|
She is so thirsty, she literally takes a massive gulp out of her Slurpee.
|
|
You don't just down the show with one swift gulp, you temper those emotions.
|
|
The images feature Big Gulp sodas and blazing sun, and are underpinned by disaster.
|
|
If Delphine's fees make you gulp, ask for her trusted second-in-command, Yoshi.
|
|
Clair Huxtable (Phylicia Rashad) from (gulp) The Cosby Show would have done nicely, too.
|
|
He took a gulp from his soda and told me it was very possible.
|
|
"In America, they're used to shooters, so they don't gulp it down," Kojima said.
|
|
The room loses it briefly, before regaining enough composure to down another gulp in unison.
|
|
Sand sharks are the only sharks that come up for the surface to gulp air!
|
|
True to form, Zayner began his talk with a gulp from a copper-colored flask.
|
|
I suddenly realized with a cartoon gulp: If 30 Rock can leave, why not those?
|
|
I gently took my hand out of his and took a big gulp of wine.
|
|
This allows the dolphins to sleep, and still surface to take a gulp of air.
|
|
Halsey dropped a new track on Thursday, and it's a big gulp of hot tea.
|
|
Or you can watch them gulp down gas clouds, which emit radiation as they fall.
|
|
It's a gulp of fresh air in an album that often feels heavy with emotion.
|
|
Almost like a mental hiccup, as they watch my brother gulp the quenching blue liquid.
|
|
Another batch of tea eggs is handed to me and I obediently gulp down three.
|
|
DALLAS (Reuters Breakingviews) - JAB and its partners are taking a gulp from 22017G Capital's fountain.
|
|
It was all helpful and constructive but too much to take in, in one gulp.
|
|
I boarded a train, eager to breathe in a gulp of fresh, authentic Italian air.
|
|
So they are going to be on their own when it comes to tech. Gulp!
|
|
The spring season at New York City Ballet is the kind that makes dancers gulp.
|
|
A wet-to-dry straightener (gulp) may have worked as your middle school flat iron.
|
|
Sometimes politics get so surreal that the only proper response is to gulp and gawk.
|
|
In 2005, the company said it was branching out with a new drink: Google Gulp.
|
|
You stop looking at outcomes and just make sure you're doing the process right. Gulp.
|
|
I always gulp when I see the price tag, but I've never loved my hair more.
|
|
It's hard to picture myself filling a mug under the tap and taking a big gulp.
|
|
He takes the hardest gulp you've ever seen outside of a Tex Avery cartoon and nodded.
|
|
This guy posted footage of himself swallowing a gulp of a brew from a tall glass.
|
|
The biggest questions that remain unanswered and unconfirmed are the names — and, gulp, the price tag.
|
|
Here's another look at the trailer, just so you can make sure you're fully prepared: *Gulp*...
|
|
Our vet told me slow kill can take up to two years to be effective. Gulp.
|
|
MACCALLUM: So, first they banned trans-fat, and you couldn&apost have a big gulp soda.
|
|
Let the pup back inside where she proceeds to gulp down the rest of her water.
|
|
A.D. also tells Aria that should that happen, Nicole would be visiting Ezra in jail. Gulp?
|
|
As they travel to the city by bus, the girls gulp down booze disguised as soda.
|
|
When skin is too alkaline, it feels dry and sensitive, and may even age faster (gulp).
|
|
At Stanford, students said they were continuing to sip, gulp and chug, rules or no rules.
|
|
You put it in your water and you gulp it and it makes you feel better.
|
|
Some didn't eat their first meal until the afternoon, instead making do with a Big Gulp.
|
|
Of course, that top-tier tech also comes with a top-tier price of *gulp* $1,380.
|
|
"Sorry, I was just popping some Tylenol," Hunter laughs as she takes a gulp of water.
|
|
Usually retailing for $399.95 (*gulp*), you can score yourself a pair on sale for just $249.95.
|
|
Germany's 63-story Frankfurt Fair Tower might gulp up 1.5 tons of carbon dioxide every hour.
|
|
You had to caffeinate yourself for Trump, and I had a 7-Eleven Big Gulp of coffee.
|
|
They joke about the best way to kill him...and then, that's exactly how he dies. Gulp.
|
|
House Republicans have officially filed, get this, articles of impeachment against deputy attorney general Rod Rosenstein, gulp.
|
|
Ahead, the eight signs childhood is over and you're becoming (gulp) a real adult in the kitchen.
|
|
Or rather, he may go above and beyond — and make Ramsay's acts looks like child's play. Gulp.
|
|
And ready to down, in one gulp, all the wine that can fit inside a ram's horn.
|
|
So I roll over, set my wobbly feet on the ground, and gulp half a bottle. There.
|
|
But those big guys lose their crisp edge fast," she adds, "so you have to gulp quickly.
|
|
The medium drink was still a large, and the large still made a Big Gulp look puny.
|
|
A distillation of the flavors in a Mexican seafood cocktail, the shooter disappears in one fast gulp.
|
|
A Big Gulp plopped on top of a Steinway piano isn't something I ever expected to see.
|
|
This could start a major Capitol Hill fight over his nomination, even among Republicans. Gulp. http://cnn.
|
|
Afterwards, W. buys us a fresh pretzel to share, and we gulp the rest of our beers.
|
|
But are which-way-to-swerve issues better adjudicated by a surprised human sipping a Big Gulp?
|
|
It's so delicious and low in alcohol (just 215.99 percent) that you'll want to gulp it down.
|
|
There are fast sprints that will make you gulp oxygen and feel like your lungs are leaking.
|
|
It is necessary to take a big and generous gulp to detect the flavors that the tejate encloses.
|
|
If you've stopped mid-gulp to wonder just how this gas station steal is even possible, read on.
|
|
Don't be tempted to gulp down cold water as that could cause stomach cramps, according to the CDC.
|
|
Surveillance video at a 7-Eleven captured Jett and Nunez leaving the store with a Big Gulp cup.
|
|
I gave into peer pressure during an 8-hour drive and consumed the first season in one gulp.
|
|
This concluding half-minute up in the virtual air at least induces the gulp of a little vertigo.
|
|
But it was only possible thanks to Marshall's decision to gulp back a hearty shot of bacteria stew.
|
|
D. plays on his phone and I read a chapter of Gulp by Mary Roach before falling asleep.
|
|
Maybe even — gulp — the self-loathing that comes with wondering if you even deserve your blessings at all.
|
|
"I'm okay with the events that are unfolding currently," says the dog, taking a gulp from the mug.
|
|
I took pictures and made a diagram for the insurance company, and offered to pay the deductible (gulp).
|
|
If each "point" represents 12-plus years, then Winderbaum & Co. are looking ahead — gulp — to something like ... 2055.
|
|
I gulp down a spoonful of woefully bland porridge and think for a moment about how to reply.
|
|
You gulp the rest of your coffee, wipe the egg off your chin, and dash for the door.
|
|
Scaramucci, despite this week (or -- gulp -- maybe because of it) is weirdly ascendant in the White House. 3.
|
|
" He stops suddenly and then takes a big gulp of his frothy, pitch-black pint of Guinness. "Yup.
|
|
Hard to believe the band has been together for, gulp, 38 years, but this is its final bow.
|
|
I gulp mine in a matter of minutes and am even tempted to go back for another bowl.
|
|
Some take a gulp of krill and then filter out the water through their teeth, like baleen whales.
|
|
Their alliance came down to this: To parents parched for understanding, Mr. Trump was a gulp of hope.
|
|
I've had it for 25 years (gulp), and it has the smooth action of a well-worn tool.
|
|
From October 2017 to mid-March of 2018, I spent $1,008 on clothing and $1,542 on Amazon. Gulp.
|
|
After William took a sip of the whiskey, he passed the glass to Kate, who downed a good gulp.
|
|
As the oldest millennials reach 40 (gulp), many are parents who are fretting about protecting their kid's privacy online.
|
|
More often than not, they've supplanted modernity and creature comforts with a Big Gulp-size of American muscle performance.
|
|
It was clear that Cusden had tapped into a real need — and that older women were (gulp!) using YouTube.
|
|
During break we would gulp down a snack and rush to our lockers to pull out our ice skates.
|
|
Good causes all, but I'd have ranked this higher if it were a little more ... fair and balanced (gulp).
|
|
Imagine doing all of this and not being allowed to come to the surface for a gulp of air.
|
|
"Exit West," by Mohsin Hamid, which I consumed in one frantic gulp a day or two after the election.
|
|
I washed down my meal with a gulp of lemonade and wrote off the fries as a lost cause.
|
|
Take in all of "2100 gecs" — the debut album by the band 21000 gecs — in one sugar-rush gulp.
|
|
But he was careful to save just enough of that hard-earned most satisfying bubbly for a gulp himself.
|
|
" (Gulp.) ProPublica invites journalists to use the data to research and write more about the "bombs in our backyard.
|
|
Anxiety can also cause some people to gulp more air, which then leads to more bloating and burping, she says.
|
|
Pour the mix in a glass and top it up with water, soda or rose wine and gulp it down.
|
|
However, Duker Freuman cautions not to get too carried away, because you can gulp down air if you're chugging it.
|
|
This function simply cannot be served by movie theater staff who would otherwise be serving popcorn and Big Gulp ICEEs.
|
|
We thought it tasted a lot like lemonade, with some tartness and tang lingering at the end of each gulp.
|
|
"We are going through one of the most severe political crises I have experienced in my lifetime," he said. Gulp.
|
|
To alleviate my fears that I'll be murdered in my sleep, I read a chapter of Gulp before passing out.
|
|
And then there's this report about a foldable Lenovo Razr phone, coming in February with a (gulp) $20193,22019 price tag.
|
|
Her first experience was at four years old, when her uncle forced her to take a gulp during a toast.
|
|
The downside of 4K resolution screens is that they invariably gulp more battery power than lower-resolution displays, like 1080p.
|
|
"I hate you both," Lydia declares before storming off, leaving her heartbroken parents at the foot of the stairs. Gulp.
|
|
But our heroes got their affairs in order, and we all took in Tormund Giantsbane-sized gulp of character growth.
|
|
Mr. Thirlwall says it cost £2,603 (US: $3,343.00) to set up — a number that made a visiting traditional broadcaster gulp.
|
|
Minutes ticked by as he waited by a green kiosk for the car to take a big gulp of power.
|
|
She had a gulp-inducing figure and was unusually good at finding the perfect pose and holding it for hours.
|
|
After this matinee, he raced to his apartment in Midtown Manhattan to rest and gulp Gatorade before the evening show.
|
|
" He takes a gulp from his coffee and explains that, on a site like SeekingArrangement, his "satisfaction rate is higher.
|
|
He said his therapist would notice him take a big gulp or avoid eye contact when asked about his childhood.
|
|
"We don't know if she took a gulp of water that drowned her or if she died of hypothermia," he said.
|
|
He watches in fascination as Oliver drinks a glass of apricot juice in one, large gulp, and dances without self-consciousness.
|
|
But add in a couple lights and a little competition, and your local gym might get a little more packed. Gulp.
|
|
For the next 50 years or so, the oceans will continue to gulp up about the same amount of carbon dioxide.
|
|
It's no sickeningly salty gulp of the Atlantic; it's an alluring, pleasantly confusing flavor of lemon-lime soda and mellow coconut.
|
|
The major distinction — movies are made to be consumed in one big gulp, while TV is consumed episodically — still mostly stands.
|
|
And yes, we will stare you down as you gulp down that delicious and enchanting black drink in front of us.
|
|
Bruni: Do Jared and Ivanka last another year in D.C., or will we here in Manhattan be (gulp) welcoming them back?
|
|
The man, doubled in agony, can do nothing as the child on his belly reaches for a final gulp of air.
|
|
That staple of American culture — the Big Gulp, I mean — made for a nice reminder of Ms. Chenoweth's appealingly earthy demeanor.
|
|
Bruce Rauner (R) on Wednesday took a gulp of chocolate milk to demonstrate the positive effects of corporate diversity and inclusion.
|
|
Caution was gleefully abandoned; as the game ticked toward its conclusion, players grasped their knees, desperate for every gulp of oxygen.
|
|
And you were in this convertible and I had a really big gulp margarita, like a really, really, really, really big one.
|
|
Gulp down a charging bear and you can regurgitate it to destroy a cluster of opponents otherwise resistant to Kirby's gob-hoover.
|
|
Or, well, it seems to be...until the woman whom Jahil released from the truck shows up at his front door. Gulp.
|
|
I would sneak back to the living room, take a gulp of apple juice, and sit in complete silence until they disappeared.
|
|
I eat half of the bird, with a paltry amount of broccoli and chase it down with a gulp of MCT oil.
|
|
"Pot baits, carapace metrics, poundage, sex distribution, discards, toss backs, deadloss, offload times," he reels off, staccato style, after his last gulp.
|
|
Two days into a boozy holiday in New Orleans, Sara Shipley woke up with a Big Gulp cup next to her head.
|
|
Presumably for the same reason, most customers don't bother pouring it over the sorbet; they just toss it back in one gulp.
|
|
I changed it so it would be a quick crime of passion where she just swallows him in one gulp, no chewing.
|
|
The radio bubbles detected by Heywood's team were most likely belched out by Sagittarius A* after an unusually big gulp of material.
|
|
And I want to hold that fire hose of information right up to my face and gulp down as much as I can.
|
|
I gulp down a couple glasses of water, light a stick of rosemary incense for ~mood~, and then pull up a yoga video.
|
|
As filter feeders, whales can swallow swarms of crustaceans in a single massive gulp, but they were still only moderately large marine mammals.
|
|
Senator, we&aposre already told that the rich might have to gulp a little bit and look at their rates staying the same.
|
|
Back inside, I take a seat in a folding chair and finally take my radiation medicine and a big gulp of purified water.
|
|
It's the kind of book you can get lost in for days, that you want to swallow down in one long satisfying gulp.
|
|
You can then watch a quick scene as the quartet gulp down some mystery meat sushi or a nice breaded cutlet with tomato.
|
|
Daugherty then suggests that he wants to do more to help his wife around the house, where he'd be — gulp — closer to her.
|
|
The only thing it can't gulp down is the delicacy it craves most: the camera's exclusive attention with an optional side of Ben.
|
|
My first task was backing up in tight quarters, with no rearview camera and fixed mirrors that were set poorly for me. Gulp.
|
|
Maybe it's started believing that most people are (gulp) honorable because "A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms" was so full of warm moments.
|
|
He likes to gulp down final syllables, but he does so conspicuously, even loudly, so that the audible glug becomes its own syllable.
|
|
Sitting next to her means I'll actually make it on live TV, but, then again, that also means I'll be on live TV. Gulp.
|
|
I'd gulp cheap wine in the Stranger's Bar while an MP told me about how he liked to play rugby to keep in shape.
|
|
Marine researchers still expect the oceans to gulp up considerable loads of carbon dioxide, but this ability may gradually start to diminish, noted Long.
|
|
You are not doing your kid any favors by giving him that bag of chips or Big Gulp, or encouraging him to graze nonstop.
|
|
They gulp water from plastic quarts, enduring the heat while out at the tables, eyes go wide over the flavors coming off the flames.
|
|
No one recalls when, exactly, they were informed that his last moment of consciousness had been that desperate gulp of air in the gym.
|
|
We don't buy milk in jugs (at least in certain parts of the country like Ontario) but rather cartons and, gulp, in plastic bags.
|
|
He opens it, takes a huge swig of the energy drink, then takes another gulp from the can of beer in his other hand.
|
|
When I pulled into the parking lot one morning, I saw a fellow teacher taking a big gulp from a jug of Jack Daniel's.
|
|
Yesterday brought one of the worst one-day declines in U.S. stock market history, rivaled only by the crashes in 1987 and (gulp) 1929.
|
|
It's popular, with a large group of regulars who linger in front of the door each morning, all awaiting their next piping hot gulp.
|
|
Tonight's highlights include filing your taxes while picking up a Big Gulp, private sector job growth and a bill to undo undoing Iran sanctions.
|
|
And the whole book is so satisfying to read that I devoured it all in one long gulp, over the course of two days.
|
|
It is now scheduled for 2018, but the NPC's estimate that it will "gulp" 223bn naira ($708m) may mean the count is put off indefinitely.
|
|
What's more, he opens up these shuttered psyches by means of language, structure and theatrical devices that brazenly imitate those of one (gulp!) William Shakespeare.
|
|
If studios suddenly go cold on cataclysm stories, chances are we won't see them really wind down until the end of Trump's first (gulp) term.
|
|
It takes him 22 minutes to gulp the food down, but only seconds for it all to come back up in the McDonald's parking lot.
|
|
It's a novel right now, one that barely qualifies as beach reading because you'll gulp it down in one afternoon, or more likely one night.
|
|
Four years later, Mr. Bloomberg said, he is still met at speaking engagements with Big Gulp cups, a gibe at his failed soda regulation effort.
|
|
If diatom numbers fall, so might the ocean's natural ability to gulp carbon dioxide, a potent and long-lived greenhouse gas, out of the air.
|
|
After he gets shot, he doesn't collapse and takes a big gulp of milk, and it spills out of the holes shot into his stomach.
|
|
Now her hands knifed into the water, her body threading after, and there was no splash, she could feel the downward gulp of the water.
|
|
While the design seems functional and striking in its lines, the danger exists of knocking the transmission while planting your big gulp in its place.
|
|
Now, according to the Wall Street Journal, you may soon be able to down an Arizona Iced Tea and get stoned all in one gulp.
|
|
Homer was actually working (as a trainee) at a restaurant called the "Gulp 'N' Blow," where you could get a taco, or an ONION RING.
|
|
MVP for "Stormborn": Samwell Tarly Finest Moment: Taking a gulp of rum before letting Jorah finish the bottle Best Line: "You're not dying today, Ser Jorah."
|
|
And nuclear war would still potentially result in the deaths of millions of people, legal or otherwise, which is not really all that reassuring. Gulp.[Reuters]
|
|
"It's us, man," says Wallace on a petrified gulp right before Bodie shoots him, and no matter how many times you've seen it, your heart breaks.
|
|
He sucks in the gum, his mouth opened, so to gradually slip the mask off his face, chewing it, and swallowing it with a huge gulp.
|
|
To meet the needs of these users, the company is launching Instagram Lite — a slimmed down version of Instagram designed to sip, not gulp, mobile data.
|
|
Replacing your incandescent or florescent bulbs with LED lights can greater reduce the amount of power your home consumes, as they sip rather than gulp electricity.
|
|
They know that Incantation is just as refreshing to gulp down as Morbid Angel, thanks to guitarist Todd Nief, the band's primary songwriter and riff machine.
|
|
The plane crashes into a snowy mountain, and, as Alex realizes with horror, the pilot — who, gulp, is now dead — did not follow the flight plan.
|
|
For those with a taste for its salty pleasures, the first gulp of this juicy, Southern-fried dramedy should be enough to leave them craving more.
|
|
The best cat feeders to help your cat lose weightCats who gulp down their meals often deal with other problems, including obesity and post-meal vomiting.
|
|
As the Uber pulled away, the red lights blurring in the dark night, I took a big gulp and shimmied open the door inside the garage.
|
|
The big carriers — AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile and Sprint — are intent on demonstrating how the faster technology will keep us gulp more connected than ever.
|
|
But the BMW i8 helped prove that plug-in hybrids do have a place among the envied, even if they sip gas instead of gulp it.
|
|
In the group stage, the United States is in a four-team group based in Cary, N.C., joined by Mexico, Panama and (gulp) Trinidad and Tobago.
|
|
No need to gulp down more than two cups at one sitting, as studies show more doesn't add additional mental clarity, and can make you jittery.
|
|
Wireless noise-canceling headphonesPrice$350LikeBest-in-class noise canceling, very comfyNo LikeStruggles with connecting to multiple devicesPut simply, Sony is taking another big gulp of Bose's milkshake.
|
|
Your favorite brand of soft drink is engineered with just the right amount of sweetener, caffeine and carbonation to make you continuously want to grab and gulp.
|
|
It's a bit early, but proud dad John Legend has already given some thought to 16-month-old daughter Luna Simone being all grown up and — gulp!
|
|
Created by South Korean inventor, Eunchan Park, this automatic drink machine will raise its glass to your every "cheers" and down the shot in one swift gulp.
|
|
Blaming obesity on hunger or food insecurity is a way for these advocates to absolve millions of overweight people for every Big Gulp Pepsi they ever drank.
|
|
At the end of that summer — at the height of my exercise obsession — I moved back to my hometown in the Chicago area with, gulp, my parents.
|
|
At the time, his campaign against the Big Gulp was decried as freedom-limiting, coercing individuals to make an uncomfortable decision at the behest of big government.
|
|
Even relatively cheap enhanced waters like Essentia ionized alkaline water will set you back $471 a year if you gulp down one 20-ounce bottle a year.
|
|
Stumbling blindly outside—I don't know if my vision's blurred from grief or disbelief—I gulp for air and follow an Aussie I know from my group.
|
|
If you are Beyoncé, you can bestow "Lemonade" upon the world unannounced, secure in the knowledge that just about everyone will eagerly swallow it in one gulp.
|
|
I buy a magnet ($2) as we collect resin magnets from all of our travels, We stop in a pharmacy to buy some baby sunscreen ($26.65) Gulp!!
|
|
A grand transcendence drawing near Reminds us to Love One Another: Everybody's (gulp) our brother And sister, too—a saying true, Though easier to say than do.
|
|
" Now, tipping back her glass and downing the wine in a single belligerent gulp, she announced, "I'm thirty-eight years old and I'm putting my foot down.
|
|
Now to take a big gulp of coffee and check twitter me before seeing why Toad is trending vs me after seeing why Toad is trending pic.twitter.
|
|
Modern TV is skewed toward viewers who will watch everything in one big gulp, in ways that often preclude the pleasures of a single, beautifully constructed episode.
|
|
It's the sort of book you want to gulp down in a sitting, enfolded by a blanket, sinking into the gray need we all feel to be loved.
|
|
The major difference between the two projects is this: The Jinx was presented on a week-to-week basis; Making a Murderer was presented in one big gulp.
|
|
In an allusion to Mr. Bloomberg's attempt as mayor to ban large sodas, the slide on his 2016 plans was illustrated with an image of a Big Gulp.
|
|
These were the people who queued up outside Waterstones to be the first to buy them, read them in one gulp and then discussed them on social media.
|
|
At my local movie theater, $15.75 (gulp!) buys you a couple of hours in a high-backed, cushy, reclining chair that rivals a La-Z-Boy for comfort.
|
|
It's hard to tell whether she's enjoying being pissed on, but she's making no effort to avoid the stream, and once in awhile, she'll gulp a little down.
|
|
They were one of my free agency winners, and with the Denver Broncos projected to—gulp—start Mark Sanchez at quarterback, someone has to fill the excitement gap.
|
|
Wine School Not that long ago, Saumur Champigny was a wine most familiar to Americans as a staple red of Paris bistros, light, fruity and easy to gulp.
|
|
The rapist's girlfriend could begin with an amuse-bouche of the rapist's Adam's apple, devouring it in one gulp as if it were a cut of tuna sashimi.
|
|
Now those who have been in the peace movement for the long haul are being told that the best way to understand ISIS is to understand BDS. Gulp!
|
|
Jackson isn't up yet, and I enjoy the silence while I gulp down a cold brew coffee from Grady's, a New York brand that's incredibly smooth and delicious.
|
|
The best way to make time fly by is take meaningful action and (gulp) try and enjoy it, however many calls, protests and plates of fettuccine alfredo it takes.
|
|
More than the sad accident, the author's gentle manipulation of the reader's emotions made me gulp with the discovery that I'd been thinking of the dead girl all along.
|
|
In the process, he managed to leave a three-minute message in which he could be heard saying "The problem is we need some money" (among other things). Gulp.
|
|
There may or may not be bourbon in her Big Gulp cup; if some of those late-night pit stops and detours lead to bad choices, she'll own them.
|
|
I inhale my breakfast of avocado toast and Everything But The Bagel Seasoning from Trader Joe's, gulp down some cranberry juice, and make myself somewhat presentable in 10 minutes.
|
|
He fills a glass to its brim with red wine, takes a deep gulp, and proceeds to break down a chicken for the camera-ready cooks in 18 seconds.
|
|
This kind of savouring results in a totally different, and richer, experience than if I absent-mindedly gulp down the coffee while dodging traffic and talking on the phone.
|
|
Bloomberg spending big in soda wars Michael Bloomberg's war on the Big Gulp is getting more expensive -- even in places where the former New York mayor has already won.
|
|
Between laps, he would down some food, gulp some water, say a few words to other runners and take encouragement from his wife, who was serving as his crew.
|
|
There, in fancy gold lettering, is the confirmation of your dark fate: You've been summoned to the wedding of a distant relative, an annoying acquaintance, or (gulp) your boss.
|
|
We holed up in a small store in the middle of the fields to wait out the weather and watched a mangy cat gulp down a hot dog whole.
|
|
Striking a balance between heavy subject matter and lighthearted humor, Flores-Scott isn't afraid to dive into the deep end, then come up for a blissful gulp of air.
|
|
Interested in how the brain keeps track of what the body is drinking, they have identified a set of neurons that receive messages as thirsty mice gulp down water.
|
|
And, oh yeah, did you know tech is also dangerously addictive and killing our global psyche, the digital equivalent of drinking a Big Gulp while lighting up a Juul?
|
|
While many midsize and smaller cities have lost out to the superstars — large urban metropolises that gulp up scads of employers, workers and customers — the Lehigh Valley is booming.
|
|
Most videos feature Auerbach and Nate Twer, his childhood friend and business partner, playing pranks on each other and splashing each other in the face with Double Gulp drinks.
|
|
She seemed to absorb in a gulp the mode's ideas—rational means, hedonistic appeals—and to add, with no loss of formal integrity, a heterodox lyricism inspired by nature.
|
|
Somehow I remembered the day I mistakenly opened my mouth to catch my breath and swallowed a gulp of seawater — a terrifying moment, which still nauseates me to this day.
|
|
We see Justin Foley (Brandon Flynn) reappear with a gun *gulp*, and we see Chloe (Annie Winters) get involved with Bryce Walker (Justice Prentice), which gives us major red flags.
|
|
Ruza ($14 for a 3-pack)This light and dry canned rosé from trendy vino supplier Winc is as lovely to look at as it is to sip (okay, gulp).
|
|
But it allows all involved investors to gulp down their liquidation preference payments at once, with seed preferred shareholders getting the same access to a payout as Series D investors.
|
|
Free fries and a Big Gulp I spoke with Elena Ford, the company's VP of Global Dealer and Consumer Experience, who is also the great-great granddaughter of Henry Ford.
|
|
At debates before then, some candidates went out of their way to describe what they'd accomplished or were proposing as "progressive," especially if they were being maligned as (gulp) moderates.
|
|
He can pull the meat off a turkey leg in one smooth gulp, and he can glance disapprovingly when his human companion, played by Harrison Ford, drinks too much liquor.
|
|
You'll notice the vanilla ice cream cone he's given has a shorter life span than the 29 second video itself, as it quickly disappears into Reggie's mouth with one giant gulp.
|
|
Gulp: In a room set aside for kid hackers, an 11-year-old girl hacked a replica of the Florida secretary of state's website within 10 minutes — and changed the results.
|
|
The convenience store chain, which has been hawking hot dogs for more than 40 years, has been heavily promoting its Big Bite dog and Big Gulp combo, which costs customers $2.
|
|
The "GUH" refers to the audible gasp (gulp?) /u/ControlTheNarrative made at the precise moment he found himself in the hole for tens of thousands of dollars he did not have.
|
|
This is a serious seminar about herbalism, an obvious fact that evaded me for the initial minutes of the session as we discussed the evils of modern medicine and (gulp) vaccinations.
|
|
When Ms. Bryant, her friend, was soaked in soda — Ms. Arden said it was a Big Gulp full of ice and Coca-Cola — she escorted the reporter out to her car.
|
|
The pair eventually make amends when Ant Man helps the Hulk pry open the soda's tiny tab and gulp it down, but only after a destructive rampage through a downtown cityscape.
|
|
If Houston loses out, and the Titans only beat the Texans, the Colts can afford to lose one game of their remaining slate: At Oakland, at Minnesota, or against Jacksonville. Gulp.
|
|
Tess takes a gulp and we're treated to a black and white montage of waves crashing on the sand, Jake kissing her naked shoulder, salted fish, and Tess scratching his naked back.
|
|
But every time I see an Equal sweetener in a cafe I'm reminded of that last quick gulp of tea, just before the Revolutionary Guards took over Iran on Ayatollah Khamenei's orders.
|
|
Both times, the hall filled with a mighty unison inhalation, a collective gulp of oxygen and nerve as powerful as that of an Olympic swimmer coming up for air in the butterfly.
|
|
Lambert, who had a Big Gulp-sized pink tumbler in tow, did reward Underwood with a standing ovation on her win for Female Video of the Year, which Lambert was also up for.
|
|
In episode 1, "Chicago Loyalty," we get front row seats at the Wests life in Chicago, Kourtney Kardashian's anxieties around her newly single life, and Khloé Kardashian's happy relationship with Tristan Thompson. Gulp.
|
|
Ginsburg is the oldest justice on the court by more than three years and many progressives are praying to their gods that she stays healthy for four—or gulp, eight—years of Trump.
|
|
I have friends who spend their lunch hours or breastfeeding time navigating directly to a page and reading it in a big gulp, the way we used to read blogs, or Google Reader.
|
|
Before you can even think about your next career move, you need to train your brain to obsess about work less through hobbies and volunteer work and maybe even (gulp) some mild boredom.
|
|
For example, the vocals for two of the film's big numbers were recorded live on set, so that viewers could hear "every smack of the lips, gulp and nuance" of the actors' performances.
|
|
The volume of the scene is also on full blast — you hear every sniffle (she is crying while she eats), every gulp, every slurp, every time the fork tip hits the pie container.
|
|
When an electric car can go a total of 265 not-very-carefully-driven miles without needing so much as a gulp from the grid, tectonic plates have shifted in the auto industry.
|
|
Many hospitals even do routine X-rays to ensure they got everything out; from time to time the scans do find stuff even if the inventory count was reported to be correct. Gulp.
|
|
Steven Rattner MEMO to Republican legislators biting your nails over the New York primary, wondering if you can finally derail Donald J. Trump's candidacy with, gulp, Ted Cruz: You brought it on yourselves.
|
|
Their offense crumbles below even the league's most abominable basement dweller, while on defense they foul everyone, can't grab a rebound, and are (loud gulp) only slightly more competent than the Washington Wizards.
|
|
"The whole town's a character," said Ms. Wagner, a salty ex-Californian who will happily help visitors get "Hyderized," a tradition that consists of drinking a shot of grain alcohol in one gulp.
|
|
Read suggestion No. 2 again -- Gulp: Nunberg also suggested in an interview with MSNBC that President Trump himself "may have done something during the election," but acknowledged that he wasn't certain. http://bit.
|
|
Then suddenly it darted its sharp black bill into the water, speared a mummichog with no apparent emotion and tossed its head back to gulp it down before transforming back into a statue.
|
|
Sooners fans will hope that Oklahoma recaptures its early-season form and that Young gets a good send-off to the pros when it plays in the N.C.A.A. tournament or, gulp, the N.I.T.
|
|
It did respond to a concerned user on Twitter, via the Apple Support Twitter handle, with a link to information on what to do if your Apple ID account has been compromised. Gulp.
|
|
She can throw an expertly calibrated insult in your face with impressive speed, but not before taking a giant gulp of wine and a contemptuous drag off her fifth cigarette of the night.
|
|
Come up with your own rules, though traditional lore often involves having to take a shot, buy a round for the group or — gulp — kiss someone (maybe that was rightfully left in the '223s?).
|
|
There once was a time when people actually got around without navigation systems, and it's almost nightmarish to imagine how many times we tech dependents would've gotten lost in the days of *gulp*... maps.
|
|
Reducing this strain allows the blades to be longer, meaning the engine can have a wider air intake that is able to gulp in more air and thus to achieve a bigger bypass ratio.
|
|
The notion that Vermeer may not have been a true originator, but rather a follower or even—gulp—a copycat, would be heresy to fans who have a cult-like love of his genius.
|
|
Apparently, we're more likely to gulp down entire seasons of thrillers and horror series—like The Fall, Penny Dreadful, and American Horror Story—in huge spurts, spending over two hours a day watching them.
|
|
Forney also offers advice on how to swallow pills in one gulp, for instance, and breaks down the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) definitions of mood disorders into a digestible graphic.
|
|
We're imagining that things like free fries from McDonald's or a coupon for a Big Gulp from 7-Eleven — two of the program partners — could be offered as part of its membership reward program.
|
|
So, in an attempt to help you avoid the many career face-plants I've made along the way, I've compiled a list of (gulp) every mistake I've ever made...and how to avoid them.
|
|
There's even a scoring system to it, which requires the user to head toward floating ice cream cones and popsicles (that must be extremely heat resistant) and yell out "Nom!" to gulp them down.
|
|
With JAB having snapped up so many coffee shops, Coke chose an obvious target: Britain's biggest coffee chain, which itself helped persuade a nation of tea drinkers to gulp a different kind of brew.
|
|
Some days, it feels like there's almost no end to the number of jobs that might be replaced altogether or in some part by smart machines, from radiologists to truck drivers to, gulp, journalists.
|
|
Not so during the closing days of the campaign, when the governor openly mocked Mr. Trump, going so far on Wednesday as to call him "that boy" and — gulp — not a real New Yorker.
|
|
But they (read: me, too) often react in a similarly startled way when their fellow audience members shift abruptly in their seats or sneeze or gulp or clink the ice cubes in their drinks.
|
|
By the time they approach the surface, the whales have served up a concentrated amount of fish and krill inside the torrent of bubbles, and all they have to do is gulp them down.
|
|
Between about 20 million and 30 million years ago, some of these ancient whales developed the ability to filter-feed, which meant they could swallow swarms of tiny prey in a single gargantuan gulp.
|
|
Todd VanDerWerff: I fell behind on The Walking Dead as you covered it, Aja, which meant I had to watch most of this season's second half in one big, five-episode gulp one afternoon.
|
|
Her books — which include the science of sex in Bonk, the science of human decomposition in Stiff, and the science of digestion in Gulp — are not written in the voice of an all-knowing expert.
|
|
The winter finale of This Is Us — titled, gulp, "Last Christmas" — ended with a panicked series of hospital-machine beeps as Toby (Chris Sullivan) was seen on a gurney in surgery, fighting for his life.
|
|
He also had to take a gulp of a "fish and chips and mushy peas smoothie" when asked to choose his least favorite Carpool Karaoke partner out of Britney Spears, Miley Cyrus and Mariah Carey.
|
|
At Uogashi it has been briefly salted and vinegared, and has an effect that is something like eating a bite of pickled herring and chasing it with a gulp of very dry, very cold Champagne.
|
|
The details of the two ten-person debates are not yet known—and a respected figure like Montana Governor Steve Bullock appears likely to be pushed off the stage in favor of, gulp, Marianne Williamson.
|
|
It struck me that the president, his negotiators, and his loyally "deplorable" backers might (gulp!) just be America's best hope for striking a deal, 18 years late, to conclude the US military's role in Afghanistan.
|
|
The docket is particularly exciting for 2019; in addition to some jukebox favorites, we've got buzzy, challenging new works from brand-new playwrights, TV faves making anticipated returns, and even a, gulp, psychological magic show!
|
|
They contend with middle age and assimilation, delicately learning to fit in with the bored white people in their pristine neighborhood while chewing pink condoms like bubblegum and sucking down entire hero sandwiches in one gulp.
|
|
The production is so good, though, that viewers might find themselves doing just that -- consuming the hours in one big, greedy gulp, eager to see what other dark nooks the show is going to explore next.
|
|
Hansa went offline next, with the Dutch police seizing the site and claiming that they had been in control of it for some time — all the while collecting information and building criminal cases against vendors. Gulp.
|
|
In fact, though we loathed the January Financial Times column penned by famed VC Michael Moritz, who suggested U.S. companies follow China's lead, his underlying call to arms was probably, gulp, prescient in its own way.
|
|
Bookish Asma is "not in any hurry to embrace all the joys of love in one gulp of intoxicating ether"; when she marries an ambitious artist, she leverages his desire for status to complete her education.
|
|
If citizens are concerned about indefinite family detention or think stripping meager food stamps from impoverished families is — gulp — bad, there's only two things they can do to fight it: vote, and organize others to vote.
|
|
Since humpbacks are baleen whales, they'll gulp down entire mouthfuls of water by expanding a set of 14 to 35 long throat pleats—critters included—and sift out their food through baleen filters made of stiff keratin.
|
|
The lopsided weight of the passenger hanging precariously by the strength of his fingers makes the thing hard to steer, so they're forced to soar well above the treetops and then off of a fucking cliff. Gulp.
|
|
"The questions are how long will banks hold the risk on their books, how fast can banks de-risk and how big of a bond deal can you do in a single gulp?" the first banker said.
|
|
As Maywa tells us how we, gliding through the air, dive into an ocean in which we're able to breathe, one of the participants coughs so loudly it's as if he'd swallowed a gulp of meditative water.
|
|
The lava's graphics frequently overlap with thinner elements scattered across the floor or disappear entirely, and sometimes the game doesn't register when Paul of the Holo Herald attempts to gulp down the ice cream in the video.
|
|
Netflix's Russian Doll is one of those out-of-nowhere success stories the streaming service seems to occasionally stumble upon — an almost perfect, beautifully constructed season of television you'll struggle to not devour in one big gulp.
|
|
I devoured them in one great long gulp several years — they are enormously funny, as well as harrowing and upsetting — but I did not take enough time to admire the clarity and brilliance of St. Aubyn's prose.
|
|
James, as a result, finds himself in an 22014-22017 deficit in an Eastern Conference playoff series for the first time since (gulp) 222 — even though he's coming off a 21-point, 43-rebound, 24-assist performance.
|
|
If seeking a shot of a different kind, dollar clams and oysters shucked by Charlie, the fisherman who harvested them a few hours earlier in Montauk, go down in two chews and a very briny gulp. ♦
|
|
I still think Ben Stiller and Ethan Hawke kind of suck as romantic prospects for my girl Winona in this movie, but that scene where she's wearing a fluffy bathrobe and downing a Big Gulp is iconic.
|
|
Santa Rosa, California (CNN)When a wildfire engulfed their hilltop rental house without warning, Armando and Carmen Berriz took shelter in a swimming pool, their mouths and noses poking out of the water to gulp the smoky air.
|
|
Big Bart had a brief stint with the Expos, making 17 starts during the 2002 season following a blockbuster trade with Cleveland that saw (gulp!) Cliff Lee, Grady Sizemore and Brandon Phillips flipped to the Indians for Colon.
|
|
In what may be the final frontier in extreme tourism, these outfits are offering experiences that range from a few moments of weightless wonder (most for six figures), to weeks-long Apollo mission-style adventures (for, gulp, nine).
|
|
You're supposed to look at a Dew bottle and feel a twinge of regret every gulp as the brightly colored monstrosity before you diminishes in grandeur, leaving behind a plastic husk—the bullet casings of your health's demise.
|
|
But if the Cavaliers want to get into the conversation of best team in the N.B.A. alongside the Golden State Warriors, Houston Rockets, and, gulp, Boston, they will need to figure out how to slow their opponents down.
|
|
A candidate whose social media policy is "never tweet," and whose government would be so drama-free that Americans of all political stripes (except, perhaps, lovers of assault weapons and Big Gulp sodas) could go back to liking football.
|
|
Instead, we are sampling khrakhuna, a white grape that has been fermented on its skins; it's full of white peach and citrus flavors, with this soft hum of tannin that makes you want to gulp down an entire glass.
|
|
" From scientist David Wright -- gulp again: "The missile performed better than the two fired in July, and exhibited a potential range of more than 8,000 miles, able to reach Washington or any other part of the continental United States.
|
|
I felt myself physically gulp when I first saw the stage and the set-up, but the goal is always the same for me: to connect with the audience, and just to be as authentic as I can be.
|
|
A couple of tables away, a Big Gulp-size Yankee Candle in a surprisingly not acrid Christmas Cookie scent ($24; 4.1) was next to "Less," a novel by Andrew Sean Greer that won the Pulitzer Prize ($15.99/$10.87; 3.7).
|
|
Staged by Sam Mendes, this production pulsed so vigorously with plot, suspense and life itself that when I saw it in London last year, its more than three hours seemed to pass in one deep gulp of a breath.
|
|
"Voters have demonstrated their thirst for the Big Gulp, an outsize figure who can provide a sugary rush not normally found in politics," Ben Terris wrote in a Washington Post story featuring The Rock, Curt Schilling, George Clooney, and Angelina Jolie.
|
|
Four hours later, it was 2 am and I was blinking in surprised exhaustion at the screen, somehow having watched five episodes — none of which, I only realized after devouring them all in one greedy gulp, were even all that good.
|
|
But the British-based maker of Johnnie Walker Scotch and Smirnoff vodka said foreign exchange rates would take a bigger-than-expected gulp out of sales and profits in the full year, due to a strengthening sterling and weak U.S. dollar.
|
|
Moreover, a variety of factors such as injury, the need to rest, and concern over Zika virus caused a number of U.S. Olympic mainstays to withdraw from consideration, leaving fans fearful that we could—[gulp]—lose (see: summers 2002, 2004).
|
|
As criticism rained down on Matt Lauer, the NBC anchor whose handling of a prime-time presidential forum on Wednesday received an onslaught of poor reviews, there was one select group of television journalists whose reaction ran along simpler lines: Gulp.
|
|
The even better news, for protective parents, is that it's rated R. The perishables (gulp) don't like the answers they find (being chopped up, boiled and eaten, among other things), which may explain their incessant use of four-letter words.
|
|
Sometimes I get to travel to Europe, and one of the unapologetic joys of this privilege is to be able to open the tap and gulp down a glass of water or even slurp without fear from a public fountain.
|
|
Britain's Foreign Secretary — and potential future prime minister — upped the ante in a bitter feud with China over Hong Kong Thursday, warning that his government would not just "gulp and move on" if Beijing cracks down on pro-democracy protesters.
|
|
It's not as bad as it could be, you think as you slump down at your desk with the Big Gulp-sized coffee you absolutely need to get through the work day, most of which you spend trying to look busy.
|
|
Even if she doesn't get picked, she'll be well positioned in 2028 (or maybe—gulp—2024), having built alliances in the most important electoral states, while also improving the Democratic Party's chances of holding on to power and affecting real change.
|
|
Aside from the footage of the band performing (at the 12th Bizarre Festival, in Cologne), where he's miniaturizing a bottle of red wine by proximity each time he reaches out to take a gulp between songs, there isn't much to like.
|
|
At one point, Holt gets so wrapped up in passionately defending the merits of respecting proper terminology (bless Holt) that the scene smash-cuts to him panting in the hallway, admitting after a huge gulp of water that he lost control.
|
|
When the curtains finally rose for Carrie: The Musical, the audience found that the original would-be Black Hood victim was (gulp) pinned to a wall, along with a particularly ominous message from someone claiming to be the notorious small town murderer.
|
|
Having some woes procuring Soylent in Germany, he found a nice equivalent in Mana, which he stuffs in his backpack for after the club and in the middle, too, sneaking off to the coat check to gulp a box of it down.
|
|
At one point, Turner realized she was on the arena's Jumbotron, so she did what any future Queen in the North would do: She hit the dab, Juul in hand, and then slammed an entire glass of wine in one giant gulp.
|
|
The huge number of Node tools that have been created over the last couple of years — from Gulp to PostCSS and many more — means that JavaScript on the server now has a great toolchain, in addition to its already extensive collection of libraries.
|
|
Giancarlo Stanton takes a big, heaping gulp off a bottle of red sports drink, unaware that somewhere in the infinity of space and time, a bottle of red sports drink is competing in a home run derby and drinking a Giancarlo Stanton.
|
|
To get you up to speed: The Book of Henry is the new movie by Safety Not Guaranteed and Jurassic World director Colin Trevorrow, who's about to start shooting (gulp) Star Wars Episode IX. Early trailers signaled a confusing mix of tones.
|
|
It sounded ok enough for me to gulp down any qualms I had about some faceless, pre-alpha programme, created and loosely staffed by near-novices, pissing the personal brand I've painstakingly crafted over the years up my and my friends' Facebook timeline.
|
|
"In honor of Easter, I guess Game of Thrones wanted the storyline to have a little Easter bunny hop, hop, hoppin' into that p—y… and that's the tea," said Turner, clad in a fluffy white bathrobe, before taking a gulp of red wine.
|
|
While attending college ( gulp) a decade ago, I certainly participated in some stupid-but-classic beer-drinking games like beer pong and flip cup, but I was still shocked to discover a next-level revolting method for quickly chugging a beer: through one's nose.
|
|
Working in collaboration with Taylors coffee the collective has created "Sound of Coffee," an installation that—for the first time—uses state-of-the-art neuroscience technology to depict how coffee sounds, from the moment we see and smell it to the final gulp.
|
|
The beginning of "For the Girls," directed by the record and concert producer (and celebrated diva handler) Richard Jay Alexander, found Chenoweth alone onstage, back to the audience in an oversized T-shirt, with a 7-11 Big Gulp soda on the grand piano.
|
|
Ms. Molina first took a gulp from the glass, placed it on the floor and fired up her feet, which inched around the glass with agile control — her ability to quiet her power is astounding — grazing the floor around it with rapid, insistent taps.
|
|
Right now I'm still operating at a base level of fullness which means anything that goes in—any bite of sandwich or gulp of smoothie—will spend the next hour threatening to lurch from the back of my throat and into my mouth. Digestion?
|
|
Just a single serving exceeds the recommended daily limit of sugar for children by three grams, but it gets worse: the 16-ounce bottles technically contain two servings, which means an especially thirsty child could gulp down 56 grams of sugar in one go.
|
|
If Metcalf can establish with such clarity — and so little camouflage — what she has in common with souls as disparate as Mary Tyrone, Nora Helmer and (gulp!) Hillary Clinton, then we too should be able to make that connection with our own ordinary selves.
|
|
But it was not clear if the animals were actually digesting nutrients from the plants, or if it was an incidental byproduct of their feeding strategy: bonnetheads gulp up whole piles of grassy sediment in order to trap crabs, shrimps, mollusks, and other seafloor dwellers.
|
|
Maybe it would be better to gulp down some hot cesium dust blowing through the office park instead of sitting here wondering whether customer support would get to him before the gas raiders and burn-dogs and torture jockeys with half-melted faces and fallout psychosis outside.
|
|
A prophet can be played as a beatific ascetic, but this Samuel is the polar opposite: wild-eyed and somewhat scary, the kind of fellow who when he sits down next to you at a bar causes you to finish your drink in a gulp and leave.
|
|
Yankes 6, Astros 5 HOUSTON — When Jose Altuve stepped into the batter's box, kicking the dirt as he dug in to face Aroldis Chapman, it would be hard to blame anyone in a Yankee uniform if they didn't take a deep breath and a hard gulp.
|
|
So in the name of advancing public health, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority plans to remove seats from a few lines, a move akin to former Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's effort to ban big gulp sodas, thus shaving back the risk of many ailments of modern life.
|
|
People still tumble in for happy hour, when servers whose hairstyles take a minute to adjust to will pour three-gulp martinis, manhattans and Rob Roys (due for a revival) in little Nick & Nora glasses for $8 each, and then after happy hour ends at 7 p.m.
|
|
While the computers they are creating remain technology performance powerhouses, they are competing in an entirely different landscape that includes cloud computing where companies can get as many computing resources as they need and pay by the sip (or the gulp in the case of Cray-style processing).
|
|
We might expect that it's Steven or (gulp) Gersten firing back at Becky, but instead it's a random act of American violence: a child has picked up a loaded gun, left carelessly near the back seat of the family minivan, and popped off a couple shots from it.
|
|
Movies are a couple of hours of story meant to be consumed in a gulp; TV shows you can choose to see as either a unit of 22 minutes or 203 minutes (that's show minus commercials), or as a however-many-hours-long story taking one season or many.
|
|
For the other two, I like to choose a large, gulp-able beverage — like Gatorade or, if I am feeling brave, seltzer — as well as a fancy, small beverage, like a blood orange San Pellegrino or one of those high-end lemonades with cursive lettering on the bottle.
|
|
The actress, who currently stars in American Pastoral and will play the coveted role of Esther Greenwood in the adaptation of Sylvia Plath's The Bell Jar, will be plopped into 1896 New York City for her new TNT series, The Alienist, where she'll find a serial killer is running rampant. Gulp.
|
|
Forgive me, Jami Attenberg, but I read your new novel, "All Grown Up" — attentively, in a single gulp — on the same day that Mary Tyler Moore died, and now I can't help bemoaning the one-step-forward, two-steps-backward progress of the second-wave feminism I was brought up on.
|
|
Portrayed by the never disappointing Marin Ireland in Abby Rosebrock's "Blue Ridge," the emotionally congested play that opened Monday night at the Linda Gross Theater, this disgraced high-school English teacher is one of those unsettling people who suck up all the oxygen in a room in one convulsive gulp.
|
|
Then take a deep breath (and a preëmptive gulp of water) before heading south, where, despite your better judgment, you will try the kua kling, a dry beef curry that is advertised as "brutally spicy"; its potency is akin to subjecting your taste buds to a firing squad of capsaicin-loaded machine guns.
|
|
I get the bottle from the fridge door and pour most of it into a plastic cup and come up to her with my like Big Gulp and she's coming back from Mars and about to say something to me but I shush her with a finger on my lips and whisper, Listen.
|
|
But at this point—373 days after he signed a four-year, $170 million contract extension that guarantees Wall $46.8 million when he's *extreme Richard Hendricks gulp* 32 years old—the thought of him ever again being a top-five player at his own position, or even the most irreplaceable piece on his own team, is fleeting.
|
|
Sometimes the cesium alarm went off in the middle of the night while he was dreaming of Patrick and fresh oranges and sky that wasn't the color of sneaker soles, and he'd just lie there and think maybe a big gulp of cesium wouldn't be so bad, despite of the internal blistering and gamma ray sickness.
|
|
And I like to gulp my drinks, so the lower-alcohol they are, the better shape I'm in." deBary's made a lot of drinks in his time, and has a preferred way of building highballs: "I sandwich the soda around whatever I'm mixing with it, so I'll always pour soda first, then the spirit, then more soda.
|
|
I twist and turn in my seat, giraffe my neck, telekinetically press the "call flight attendant" button, gulp enough air to inflate a balloon, cloud my sunglasses with tears, sweat through my dress, think: This is it, the plane will be hijacked, I'll die, and my fear that flying in an airplane is reckless and dumb will be confirmed.
|
|
Mr. Stewart recalls that Mayor Jimmy Walker endeared himself to New Yorkers in 1932 by staging a "We Want Beer" parade during Prohibition and that Mayor La Guardia, in a nanny-state imperative that presaged Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's campaign against the Big Gulp, banned the sale of artichokes because the market was controlled by organized crime.
|
|
I can't claim to have firsthand visions of Frazier's heroics in what is more commonly remembered as the Willis Reed Game, or Jerry West's in 1969 when he became the first (and only) player in league history from the losing team to win finals M.V.P. honors, or Bill Russell's 633 points and (gulp) 40 rebounds in Game 7 of the 1962 finals.
|
|
Photo: APAs can be seen in the Associated Press video below starting at 1:18, Cook appeared to gulp before flashing the quickest possible smile at the cameras outside:If there's any consolation, Cook was definitely not the only person entering that room who very dearly wanted to be anywhere else, but understands that suffering through some presidential pageantry might have tangible benefits to their bottom line.
|
|
Sonic would quickly drown when immersed in the wet stuff, the player often just too late to gulp down a life-saving air bubble; Rainbow Islands' heroic Bubby and Bobby were chased up each level by a rising tide; and the drink that surrounded Grand Theft Auto III's Liberty City was so toxic that the game's silent protagonist Claude would lose his health within seconds of submersion.
|
|
Best cat food overall: Ziwi Peak wet cat foodBest dry cat food: Acana dry cat foodBest wet cat food: Nature's Variety Instinct wet cat foodBest grain-free cat food: Wellness grain-free cat foodBest organic cat food: Castor & Pollux organic cat foodThe best cat feeders to help your cat lose weightCats who gulp down their meals often deal with other problems, including obesity and post-meal vomiting.
|
|
Larry Heard, Moodymann, Chez Damier, that's the gourmet pulled pork that Adam Richman used to eat by the stone on Man Vs Food, the kind of pulled pork that's stewed in its own juices for a week before bathing in sticky, sweet, dark, rich glaze—a glaze you or I would happily gulp pint after pint of—and sitting in a smoker for as long as it takes.
|
|
A mostly finished Big Gulp and a couple of unopened bags of sunflower seeds sit beside him as he views the action on the track, glancing alternatively through binoculars and at a little TV. Jackson didn't run the hoof-testing machine that morning, as had been planned, for fear that the drizzle could rust out the specialized cables, causing friction when the weight drops and possibly costing thousands in damage.
|
|
Car Loan Payment: $2111 (I usually pay between $21395.13 and $2129 per month.) Student Loans: $2129 (Already paid off.) Cable & Internet: $2129 (I'd love to drop cable this year, but my husband watches all the obscure sports and I watch (gulp) Bravo, so how?)Donations: $2145 to Planned Parenthood and Amnesty InternationalCar & Renters Insurance: $218MetroCard: $121 Phone Bill: $88 Gym Membership: $75Netflix & Hulu: $22 (My family — and some ex-boyfriends, I suspect — mooch from me
|
|
It all culminates in the final three episodes, which won't be for everyone but which I couldn't stop myself from consuming in one gulp, filled as they are with sequences like a strange, muted battle in the fog (much of it shot in one take, but not in overtly showy fashion) and a dying man having a few last glimpses of nature's occasional beauty and perfection in his mind's eye, before being carried away by death, nature's ultimate equalizer.
|
|
In a series overflowing with great moments, a perpetual highlight of any episode of Bouncers —and it's a series past consumed on the kind of Sunday afternoon when the only thing keeping you aware of being human is the occasional gulp of Lucozade and the fear that you might shit yourself— is the incredibly high-tech, state of the art, pseudo-CCTV, bullet time profiles each of the titular doormen receive the first time we meet them.
|
|
Lemonade wouldn't work as an album if she hadn't performed each respective emotional state with all the requisite heart and soul — if she didn't audibly wail her guts out while berating her husband, audibly gulp down the tears while putting on a brave face, audibly soften and sweeten her voice while kissing and making up — but that doesn't mean she's feeling things the way she sings them, or even that she wants you to think so.
|
|
Skipping over a 10-second "teaser preview" (really, Disney?), the first big look the world got at "Rogue One" was this two-minute teaser trailer, released in April: At the annual "Star Wars" fan convention Celebration, held this summer in London, attendees got another big gulp of "Rogue One" and some behind-the-scenes footage: Given that the movie is a set-up for the start of the original "Star Wars," in which rebels have stolen the plans to the planet-destroying Death Star, some familiar faces are likely to pop up.
|
|