An uptick in inflation becomes a euro-gulping great white shark.
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"Okay, thanks then," she says, gulping down a large glass of water.
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All week he'd been fighting a cold by meditating and gulping water.
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Gulping air with that sound like she had a permanent head cold.
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Still, "satiation from gulping is a really physical feeling," one scientist said.
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"It's a real f—ing fish eye," she observed before gulping it down.
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Salam Hussein was gulping Red Bulls and shouting orders to his Iraqi troops.
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Inside a small club, a crowd writhed and grinded while gulping down rum.
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Sobbing, she sounded to me as if she were swallowing soup, gulping it.
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You're long past leaping over a fence, Take one of your hyper, gulping breaths.
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SZA's voice is a vibrant thing: pained, nasal, layered, gulping down consonants, seeming to glow.
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I leave totally red-faced and gulping back water, but I feel amazing (if exhausted).
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Then there are his chapel, kingly gardens and an enormous aquarium, full of gulping fish.
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"I think they'll love it," she said, gulping down the last drop of her beer.
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If you're working out hard and gulping regular beer, that's probably a pretty wise viewpoint.
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Rats, which arrived on the island by ship, have been gulping down the largest snails.
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And it makes sense to ban bicycles, since only granola-gulping, latte-sipping pinkos ride bikes.
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Then one day I was crying, gulping in air, my head spinning, my heart on fire.
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The radio's signal had begun to fray; another station was gulping a syllable here and there.
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Scientists may finally have an answer to why gulping down a cold drink feels so rewarding.
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It's hard to catch a breath gulping down Rooney's lucid writing, experiencing Frances' awakening and her longing.
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The gravity of emotion and bereft loneliness of its lyrics floored me in its throat-gulping sadness.
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After a few minutes of gulping oxygen from a tank, Darcy returned to normal and survived the flight.
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The children appeared dazed, gulping from bottles of water and wolfing down biscuits handed out by aid workers.
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Pause on the correct frame and we can see a white splash of whatever liquid he's gulping on.
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I'm gulping down honey-sweetened cacao at an event organized by London-based silent dating experts Shhh Dating.
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Then Biosphere 2 began to lose oxygen because the soil had spawned an explosion of oxygen-gulping bacteria.
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Essentially, three spritzes is easier than gulping down three Negronis, and will be more likely to leave you standing.
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My friends like seltzer water, people I love dearly enjoy gulping down the fizzy drink that is sometimes flavored.
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Gulping down the red pill will mean reckoning with the truth and seeing "how deep the rabbit hole [went]".
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In fact, giving the mice oil to drink had just the same effect on the neurons as gulping water.
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There are times when you're gulping down air and your vision blurs because she's pushed you to your limit.
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Nothing, except maybe Aimee Pong's hot dog-gulping bird of prey or Ethan Barnowski's 40 oz to freedom haliaeetus leucocephalus.
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Arkansas goes through with double execution despite allegations that one inmate was "gulping for air" Arkansas goes through with double execution despite allegations that one inmate was "gulping for air" For a few minutes Monday night, it seemed like the United States's first double execution in more than a decade would not take place.
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"I think ten days' unbroken holiday is a strain on employers," he says, gulping a little fresh air outside his office.
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We talk about metabolism like it's something we can manipulate by gulping a pill, downing some green tea, or running faster.
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Do you really think you're going to get to April and still be gulping down a fresh fruit smoothie every morning?
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One method he and colleagues explored in earlier research involves the gulping motion made by the throat as liquid is swallowed.
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When she was asleep she was taking these real quick, short breaths, like she was gulping air more than breathing it.
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Because the more pressing issue is that the main character's best bud might be gulping down his own brain matter or blood.
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What remains, in "After the Wedding," is a kind of gulping embarrassment, as the protagonists try to reckon with the big reveal.
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"Push left," she said after the squad completed its mock attack and assembled around her, gulping from canteens as they awaited feedback.
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That gulping sends a message to the brain that water has been consumed, quieting the neurons that generate the urge to drink.
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Photo: Wikimedia CommonsGrasshopper-gulping fits right into an emerging picture of wolves as ingenious and scrappy survivalists, not just meat-seeking missiles.
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Jones's attorneys later claimed that Jones was "moving his lips and gulping for air" minutes after the midazolam should have taken effect.
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She transformed her garage into the mouth of a monster so every time it opens, it looks like it's gulping down a car.
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In the summer, the coastal towns are filled with people chowing down on lobster rolls, gulping local beer, and enjoying the gorgeous weather.
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The larva isn't helping itself: It's gulping down still more spores, which work their way through its gut and into its body cavity.
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That way you'll get the water but you're not actually drinking it and gulping air as you're drinking out of a water bottle.
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Yet JAB's habit of gulping down big, famous firms at a frenetic pace is making it hard for it to stay in the shadows.
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They've mastered the art of getting you to focus on the cute while gulping down a sometimes bitter swig of business you can't avoid.
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"We're just having conversations about people who got murdered," Ms. Kilgariff said, before gulping down her last sip of coffee at their home studio.
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While gulping down a red eye until we're utterly wired works for some of us, others might prefer one of nature's alternative bounties: Juice.
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The airline industry is built upon thousands of expensive, extremely sturdy, fuel-gulping airliners that are designed to last for around half a century.
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Ms. Kikta, in what's known as the tall girl role, was authoritative and smoldering, gulping up space with her long legs and expansive wingspan.
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That said, I'll probably allow myself two or three episodes at a time, because as I've been watching season 1, I've been gulping it down.
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There's some risk in that; you don't shed three of your major characters (yes, I know there's a Black Widow prequel) without gulping pretty hard.
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During breaks, either Barac or Ben Taylor, another employee, get the exhausted Giannoulas — seated and sweaty, gulping air and water — dressed for the next act.
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The term macrophage literally means "big eater," and these microbes live up to their name, gulping up all kinds of disease-causing viruses and bacteria.
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Arriving at a cool Corot nude in a darkling landscape or a crisp Picasso nude combing her hair was like gulping fresh air in a miasma.
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But The Great Wall looks like the first film that's comparable to summer epic, featuring a global celebrity gulping from a bottomless mug of special effects.
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You're gulping in a lot of air, so it isn't necessarily surprising that most people think yawning has some sort of respiratory function, admits Dr. Gallup.
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The cold wetness was often followed, within hours, by tropical heat so stifling that Marines fell like ninepins from dehydration despite gulping handfuls of salt tablets.
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It was a repeat of a nightmarish appearance in 2017, when she whispered her way through a major speech, desperately gulping water and sucking on lozenges.
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So it's safe to say that bodegas aren't the only ones in north and east Brooklyn who are gulping down the April 2019 deadline with dread.
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Most notably, ride-hailing company Grab snagged another $1 billion in funding (after gulping down $1 billion last month) at a post-money valuation of $11 billion.
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Like so many other names that now read like scripture, our haunted gospel of black death, Bland was reduced to a muted cry in a gulping void.
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I stayed for a while and mingled, gulping some wine and making hosts of hasty promises that had to do with lunches and white wine get-togethers.
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The only one who speaks is the other Addie, and her voice is gulping and hoarse, as though she were on her deathbed, drawing her final breath.
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I'd say I lived the first two-thirds of my life indiscriminately gulping down cheap grocery store tea from bags only when I was sick and desperate.
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Mr. Apatow, 51, was walking into the Argosy Book Store in Midtown Manhattan, the sanctum sanctorum for autograph hounds, gulping down a brownie and an alkalized water.
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"The claim that Jones was moving his lips and gulping for air is unsupported by press accounts or the accounts of other witnesses," an Arkansas filing reads.
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Best known for being in a Pepsi ad, "Let's Go" pulls off the trickiest of feats—it actually sounds like gulping down a few gallons of fizzy pop.
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When everything is clicking — as it was in, say, Game of Thrones season three — episodes race forward, and it's all you can do to keep gulping them down.
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Instantly, that motor kicks in, boosting the native engine's horsepower and torque by roughly 50 percent and giving me an idea of how Popeye feels after gulping spinach.
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I have an image of Dacus slumped on the trail, febrile and panting, handkerchief covering his face, madly gulping from his water bottle while turkey vultures circled overhead.
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Between frontman Erik Sanko's big gulping basslines, guitarist Chris Maxwell's blown-out riffs, and Lee and drummer Steve Calhoon's clanking polyrhythms, Skeleton Key made a busy, nasty racket.
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"Actually, I am still his bass player; it's just I'm not playing with him," Watt clarifies, a gulping reference to the Minutemen frontman's untimely and tragic passing in 1985.
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Have you ever wondered why the only time most people fancy gulping down vodka, tomato juice and Worcestershire sauce is when strapped into the seat of a passenger jet?
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Scientists at the University at Buffalo are developing a necklace that will track your food intake by the sound you make when you're chewing it and gulping it down.
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The quest for self-optimization has long consumed tech culture, where it's been used to justify everything from gulping down nootropics to ceding control of your home to Alexa.
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But that happens regardless of whether the substance gulped was water or oil, suggesting that the act of gulping only briefly convinces your brain that your thirst is quenched.
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What happens on July 7 — as two men's finals crowd its greatest occasion, greedily gulping all the oxygen they can — will show how far there still is to go.
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And yet I suspect I'd still be watching House of Cards even if it weren't my job — laughing and mocking it, sure, but also gulping it down in gigantic portions.
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Where previously SIA used a four-engine, gas-gulping Airbus A340, now it will fly twin-engine Airbus A350-900s that take passengers around 30% farther per litre of fuel.
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The all-electric race car not only set a new record for EVs, but set the fastest time ever, by any car, even ones with high-performance, gas-gulping, engines.
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Replanting forests means planting the right trees in the right places (so water-gulping exotic trees don't dry out the land), and not alienating farmers from the land, noted Seymour.
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I was so ignorant I thought the two swallows of grape Mad Dog I took the night before would test me positive so I spent the whole morning gulping water.
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Then the boys celebrate their initiative with morning shots, with Erlich gulping lustily, Richard coughing it up like Tres Comas and Jared, the teetotaler, carefully pouring his back in the bottle.
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Before he has even heard the answer, he sees Mohammed Ibrahim, one of the players on the field in front of him, gulping from a water bottle during a fielding break.
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There's apparently something incredibly romantic about the idea of gulping in big mouthfuls of the wet stuff, like it's an involuntary bodily response that turns out to be just a terrible idea.
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Those pumps are probably put to good use, because Americans today are gulping fuel like never before: In 2018, the U.S. burned through 24 billion gallons of gasoline — its highest amount ever.
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The key difference between electric and liquid nitrogen chambers is that in order to avoid gulping down toxic fumes, the gas-fuelled version requires the client's head to remain outside the box.
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More than that, her manic laughter, gulping breaths and drooping shocks are carried off with such authenticity that they reframe hysteria as a natural, even brave, response to deprivation and constant insult.
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The seventh season of Game of Thrones won't air until July, but fans are gulping down info on the penultimate season faster than a sober Tyrion chugs a glass of Dornish wine.
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Scientists operating Chandra will occasionally measure X-ray flares from the region, thought to be the result of the black hole gulping up matter or the reconfiguration of magnetic fields in the region.
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Tall tidal waves broke through the earth embankment, rushing into homes and fields, "gulping down everything that came their way", recalled Mandal from Patharpara village on the coast of India's West Bengal state.
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Trilobites It is a truism of modern astronomy that every galaxy has a hungry heart, to paraphrase Bruce Springsteen, in the form of a massive black hole gulping gas, dust and even stars.
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The volume, out this week, diagnoses the newly minted disorder with three key telltale signs: I can hear the collective sound of many of my friends gulping at the sound of eerily familiar symptoms.
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When you're having a barbecue and your hipster friends only eat free-range meat but have no problem gulping down a mysterious clear beverage that tastes like every Jolly Rancher flavor melted into one. 2.
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He just published "As Needed for Pain," a memoir about his dual life as editor of the trend-watching magazine Details and opioid addict — sometimes gulping 60 Vicodins a day and frequently missing in action.
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For this part, she used a cold Guasha stone massaging it around my face, which reminded me of the best part of any workout class — gulping down a bottle of cold water when it ends.
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Later, the Waltz girl, portrayed by the ravishing, space-gulping Sara Mearns, echoed that moment when she dropped to the floor herself; in "Serenade" especially, the scope of her dancing is full of suspense, tender, electric.
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With an ultrasharp 35-mm-equivalent fixed lens, light-gulping f/1.7 max aperture, and generous 16.5-megapixel APS-C sensor, the X-U has the chops you'd expect of any camera wearing the iconic red dot.
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I think we can safely infer that this means Facebook plans to continue attempting to stamp out the competition by either gulping them up or creating copycats until it controls virtually every facet of our digital lives.
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When we have 10 minutes to hop in and out of the shower before gulping down a coffee and catching the bus, our morning ritual doesn't extend much further than shampoo, conditioner, body wash and face wash.
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A more typical noir antihero, the whiskey-gulping, chain-smoking lieutenant is gifted with uncommon insight and empathy that enable him to first suspect and then confirm his wife's affair by the end of the first chapter.
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She describes gulping down three of Bowen's novels at a young age, thrilling to the mystery and melodrama of her stories but only just sensing that "something profound was being alluded to" in the Anglo-Irish novelist's prose.
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The passion to get his name in the record book led him to perform some bizarre acts, including delivering a pizza from New Delhi to San Francisco and gulping a bottle of tomato ketchup in less than four minutes.
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It's nothing new in facials, but I'm always caught off-guard by how freezing it is — I found myself short of breath and gulping for air at points, but it's worth it for how squeaky clean it makes you feel.
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Before he knew it, in June, came Ramadan, when, in deference to local regulation and custom, he would pass 14-hour days without food or drink, only gulping down porridge and instant noodles in his apartment after 9 at night.
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Sitting on a four-inch cushion and gulping regularly from a glass of water, Zuckerberg — wearing a blue tie and crisp suit instead of his signature grey T-shirt — was apologetic for his company's mistakes during nearly five hours of testimony.
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Coke also paid $5.1 billion for the world's second-largest coffee chain Costa earlier this year and took a stake in Kobe Bryant-backed sports drink BodyArmor in a bid to court a younger demographic that prefers sipping lattes over gulping big sodas.
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Before Microdocodon, land vertebrates including amphibians, reptiles and predecessors to the mammalian lineage had resorted to gulping large chunks of food or swallowing prey whole, as crocodiles do today, relying largely on jaw strength or gravity to guide the meal down the throat.
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The fiber content of fresh fruit prevents all of its sugar from being quickly absorbed into the body, but the juicing process strips the fiber out of fruit while maintaining all of that sweetness, meaning that you're still basically gulping down a sugar bomb.
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"You try to catch some catnaps," said Chris Klemm, a firefighter and paramedic with the Arcadia Fire Department who was gulping down an energy drink as he and his colleagues stood next to their engines on the side of a rural road in Sonoma County.
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In a paper published in April in the journal Nature Communications, Dittmeyer and a team of researchers propose that AC units be employed for a dual purpose: gulping the potent heat-trapping gas carbon dioxide out of the air while also cooling homes and offices.
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It was a weekend, but unlike many architectural firms I have visited, this one was not filled with overworked assistants gulping coffee and slogging through AutoCAD with pump-up music crackling through their headphones: Only a couple of employees were present, working on a model.
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Just as I imagine most parents hope that the best of their qualities, if tendered just right, will osmose into their children, so too does the escarole-munching, kombucha-gulping father entertain the fantasy that with thoughtful culinary nurturing, he can raise a miniature him.
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Robert McLeman, an associate professor in the department of geography and environmental studies at Wilfrid Laurier University in Waterloo, Ontario, noted that while the spectacle of ice hockey in the desert might seem absurd, making ice is only one energy-gulping aspect of arenas.
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In a paper published Tuesday in the journal Nature Communications, Dittmeyer and a team of researchers propose that AC units be employed for a dual purpose: gulping the potent heat-trapping gas carbon dioxide out of the air while also cooling homes and offices.
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The spell she was under—the spell everyone was under—broke only in April 1945, when she spent ten days cowering from Soviet artillery in Hitler's bunker, trying to get drunk and stay drunk, gulping cold food out of cans, and numb as a lost soul.
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Brodie's drawings range from detailed views of the full courtroom, with annotation for everything from the positions of the defense attorneys to an available spittoon, to isolated scenes like Ruby gulping at the verdict, his nervous face sketched in crayon on a vast emptiness of white paper.
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Jack Jones, 52, was killed shortly after 7 PM, followed by Marcel Williams, 43, shortly after 10:30 PM. Williams's attorneys had attempted to secure their defendant a last-minute stay by arguing Jones had been "moving his lips and gulping for air" after his injection.
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Ep.1 "Mandatory" It's too irresistible to not quote Pink Floyd's "Wish You Were Here" when a show about a man trying to be reintroduced into the real world while bonding with his isolated therapist opens with a shot of two goldfish gulping around an otherwise sparse aquarium.
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The best we'll probably get from Luke is a Force ghost appearance, Obi-Wan-style, in Episode IX. For our emotional well-being, however, let's say he's alive and happy living among a bunch of fellow nudists, gulping down green milk from the teats of equally naked Thala-Sirens.
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A recent study by researchers at the Tufts University Friedman School of Nutrition Science and Policy, tracking changes in eating habits between 1999 and 2012, suggests that Americans are nibbling more whole fruits, nuts and seeds, and gulping fewer sugary drinks, than they were in the fairly recent past.
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Her movement repeats, but not in a dry way, because of the dual rhythms at play: The vibrations of the music echo in the dancers' bodies — robust, yet dewy — which swirl across space in spinning, space-gulping jumps or descend, like mounds of fallen silk, to the floor.
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He was a bent astronomer, tracing out the circle of time in the singeing stars above the mango trees; the careful stenciller of a flowered window frame, or the planer of a canoe; an egret stalking the reeds, his pen's beak "plucking up wriggling insects/like nouns and gulping them".
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Early on in the film, Qiao is quickly established as a forthright, self-assured presence in this world: we see her slinking around and roughhousing in the parlor's backroom with Bin's cronies, and, later, ordering these same men to drink a cup of spiked punch before gulping one down alongside them.
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With my eyes closed, while gulping down as much oxygen as I could, I did some mental math, calculating the number of steps to the bathroom, how much time I'd need to execute those steps, and how many people I'd have to crawl over to get to the aisle and exit of the movie theater.
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At the moment, the philanthropist-gulping rise of the Shed-Armory nexus — joining the Brooklyn Academy of Music and Lincoln Center, which are also focused on working with glitzy art and artists for short stints before they move on — just highlights the comparative lack of resources for patiently stimulating art-making in New York.
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"Shivering on the dogleg of cleared land, between the back wall of the factory and the scrub" where a pit has been freshly dug, he awaits instructions, gulping liquor from a flask being passed along the line, watching his barrack mates "flinging bundles" they've seized from the Jews who stumble through the mud between the rows of trucks.
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When Social Media Is Really Problematic for Adolescents Ali Stroker Makes History as First Wheelchair User to Win a Tony 30 Years After Tiananmen, a Chinese Military Insider Warns: Never Forget Practical Ways to Improve Your Confidence (and Why You Should) Why Gulping Down a Cold Drink Feels So Rewarding A Dad Defends Dad Jokes These Girls' Soccer Players Joined Boys' Leagues.
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