"Okay, thanks then," she says, gulping down a large glass of water.
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Inside a small club, a crowd writhed and grinded while gulping down rum.
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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 think they'll love it," she said, gulping down the last drop of her beer.
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Rats, which arrived on the island by ship, have been gulping down the largest snails.
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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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I'm gulping down honey-sweetened cacao at an event organized by London-based silent dating experts Shhh Dating.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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The actor Frank Archer saw him in 1862, appearing at a charity performance at the Princess's Theatre: "His dresser was following him about with a tumbler, which it was painful to see he clutched at nervously, gulping down the contents before making his entrance. He had accustomed himself to take a stimulant to dispel the intense nervousness from which he suffered." Archer, Frank.
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The music video was released on October 25, 2018. The video starts with Eilish sitting in a white room, before gulping down a cup filled with black liquid. Black tears start flowing down her cheeks, staining her outfit in the process. Towards the end of the video, the camera pans downwards, revealing that the black liquid started to stain the floor.
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The smallest and youngest of the pups, he likes being cuddled and will whine and cry if he doesn't have his favorite pacifier. Milk can be recognized by his blue Pacifier and the single curl of baby hair on top of his head. He can get spoiled sometimes. He wants to be just like Cinnamoroll when he grows up. His pacifier is his most prized possession, and he’s skilled at gulping down large quantities of milk.
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Aviramam talks of life that would go on, even as one strives to put an end to it all. Devi (Shwetha Menon) wakes up to find her doting husband Ravi (Siddique) beside her with a cup of tea. Gulping down the tea, she talks of 'how horrible a kisser' he was. There is talk of the recession eating into the IT sector and Ravi's business in particular before they get ready to leave for the railway station with their kids.
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Jacobi was born in Minneapolis, Minnesota in 1904 and lived there throughout his life. He was a lifelong bachelor. He was a voracious reader, gulping down at an early age quantities of Jules Verne, Edgar Allan Poe, H.G. Wells as well as the Frank Merriwell and Tom Swift boys' adventure yarns. Jacobi was always a writer; at his junior high school he earned good pocket- money concocting his own 'dime novels' (short story booklets) and selling them to fellow students as 10 cents-a-piece.
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After several years he worked up the courage to try human brains, and found that he could completely—if temporarily—absorb all the knowledge and memories of the dead person. At present he works for the Shadow Fists, providing the gang with information in exchange for being kept out of prison or a mental ward. He is twitchy, has poor hygiene, constantly talks to himself in a nervous voice and is always gulping down vitamins and appetite suppressants in a vain effort to avoid his craving for human brains.
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The clever souls drink no more than they have to, which makes for an easier job of learning and recalling during their coming lives. Only the foolish and short-sighted souls make the mistake of rashly and greedily gulping down excessive doses, dooming them to lives of ignorance and dull-wittedness. :Furthermore, the Jewish world had its share of child prodigies and geniuses who mastered the Talmud at a tender age (such a person is known in Hebrew as an "Illui"). This phenomenon could be ascribed to the soul's evading the angel's slap, whether by accident or design.
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After ordering three drinks (but only gulping down one), Rosie goes into another room where the Shriners convention is taking place. She starts dancing and flirting with the men ("Sultans' Ballet"), but when the scene gets too wild, Albert rescues her from the crazed Shriners. Next day, Rosie comes up with the solution to get back Conrad's spot on The Ed Sullivan Show that evening. She slips one of Albert's pills into the orchestra conductor's milk, which speeds up the ballet, amusing the audience, offending the Russians and placing Conrad back on the show to sing "One Last Kiss".
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In one of his final interviews that June, he reported that his health was good and he felt up to it. Jenkins and his son Marvin to drive its stock-model Series 860 Pontiac around the famous 10-mile salt circle track. The pair recorded an average speed of 118.375 mph shattering all existing American unlimited and Class C stock-car racing records in the process. Ab drove almost two-thirds of the 2,841 miles himself gulping down milk and orange juice handed to him by his wife or daughter during his 30-second fueling pit stops.
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Since Porky has helped catch the Mad Bomber, the Chief of Police rewards him with the $2000 cash reward. Porky once more dances a victory jig, but as he tosses the money bag into the air (thinking he's been rewarded with a penny), it hits him on the head and bursts open. One of the reporters asks Porky what he intends to do with his reward, to which Porky starts to reply "I'm g-g-gonna b-b-b-buy me a..." The final scene then shows Porky back in the Ice Cream Parlor gulping down one ice cream soda after another, revealing that he used the $2000 reward to buy a feast of 20,000 ice cream sodas.
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