Every minute he takes big gulps, and then gulps down what remains at 9:10, and we're off.
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Abdalla yawns, then quickly gulps down a cup of coffee.
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Instead, they're cooling off with refreshing gulps of cold brew.
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He gulps the medicine down as one might take a tequila shot.
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Evans gulps and snarls throughout the number, unfurling his character's unquenchable bloodlust.
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The woman in uniform takes in gulps of air through terrified shrieks.
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Two singers, holding megaphones against their mouths, slurped air in tiny gulps.
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They swallow gulps of air, causing their bodies to inflate like tiny balloons.
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Khadir gulps his glass of syrupy tea before he launches into a tirade.
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But, remember, the market bestows its returns in unpredictable gulps, not measured sips.
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The result is immersive; it demands to be swallowed down in long, luxurious gulps.
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By the time he'd moved to her legs, she took in big gulps of air.
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Archie's adult boxing rival Randy Ronson (Darcy Hinds) gulps down some G before fighting Red.
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Kebabs, thrust on long skewers that suggest blades, are hot gulps of salt and smoke.
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These styles can satisfy with sips instead of gulps, and have less alcohol than wine.
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His friend hacks apart a thick branch and gulps down the clean water stored within.
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In-between generous gulps of wine, I kept wondering if the overhead lighting accentuated my acne.
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The temptation to confirm each other's views in between gulps of frosty mountain air is irresistible.
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I assume Germans look at Big Gulps and ask the same thing about Americans and soda.
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Falafel are gulps of bronzed air, with a garden's worth of parsley and cilantro packed inside.
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There are bloops and plops and hisses and gulps, and it's all just a bit aww.
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We should immediately sell of this Maharaja PSU, which only gulps money and has overpaid oversized staff.
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She gulps down the warmed-up leftovers of lunch, not tasting anything, not knowing what she's eating.
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He's thirsty but he won't drink, and when he finally does, he gulps so fast he vomits.
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The final round arrived and I was now choking down bites of cheesecake with gulps of water
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I washed down all the salt and heat with a couple of big gulps of peach lemonade.
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His coffee came, too hot to be drunk in a couple of gulps, allowing him to go away.
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The researchers discovered that letting a mouse take big gulps of water would spur the neurons into action.
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In this way, Future is surprisingly well-suited to the album format — he's best consumed in wide gulps.
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I first came to the writer Ellen Ullman through her second novel, By Blood, which I read in gulps.
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An insistent cough sabotaged her every effort, resisting gulps of water and reducing her words to a feeble croak.
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JUST OOLONG TEA, $1.79 — I washed it all down with a few gulps of Wegman's house-brand oolong tea.
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In the ad, a stunned-looking Ruiz gulps down the gin while her friends comfort her at a bar.
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When he gulps it down, the camera pans to his friends doubled over in laughter, then back to Mr. Murray.
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Enjoy those crazy cheap Super Big Gulps while you can, America—that could be a pricy beverage in the future.
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So yeah, press play and imagine you are breathing in big gulps of fresh, unpolluted air and chasing after sheep.
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The long neck also enabled the creature to reach up to the water's surface and take some gulps of air.
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She gulps it fast, makes a face, and reaches into her rucksack for a sweet to take away the taste.
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Four mulled wines, three gulps of eggnog, two hot buttered rums, and a partridge in a pear tree raging hangover.
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As Lopez Obrador repeats his trademark promises, Herrera's blinking increases; he gulps and displays other signs of uneasiness, Rosas said.
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At one point, she traps a bird and eats it with such urgency that she gulps down feathers and guts.
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Thrown out of the Chinese military, he gulps a fiery Chinese liquor, Moutai, to drown memories of his dead girlfriend.
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As society gulps down more and more digital services, it's also rapidly moving away from consuming media via traditional television channels.
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Murugesan gets up at the crack of dawn, gulps a cup of tea and boards the factory bus at 6 a.m.
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Then he started on his second Bacon Cheeseburger, a remarkable achievement that was only interrupted by a couple of gulps of Fanta.
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This animal, it's theorized, dug into sediments and microbial mats (layered sheets of microorganisms) in search of food and gulps of oxygen.
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The Finn looked far from happy on the podium, staring fixedly ahead and taking gulps of the Champagne as Vettel sprayed his.
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Parallels is wrought with songs of hope, love and triumph, as opposed to the Big Gulps and babysitter's boyfriends of albums prior.
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"Why would it be?" he asked, between drags on a Marlboro and ravenous gulps of orange drink from a large plastic cup.
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Instead, he stared into the middle distance, took multiple gulps — the kind usually necessary to keep from crying — and flatly laid everything out.
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A woman a row ahead of me took gulps from a water bottle that intermittently blinked red to remind her when to hydrate.
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It's possible to read this book voraciously, in long, luxurious gulps, but you don't necessarily do it to find out what happens next.
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One particularly promising technology that likely will arrive in 2020 is a sensor that gulps up ocean water and automatically counts microplastic particles.
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After a shower, he downs a protein shake in a few gulps and inhales a slice of homemade Thai pizza from Hooft's wife.
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Inside the gulps, Mr. Sieswerda said, are likely sizable amounts of menhaden, a small forager fish that fishermen call bunker — a veritable fish buffet.
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There's the pelican that sits under a bridge and gulps up tiny fish that come to feed on the tiny patches of remaining seagrass.
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Prepping a mother sauce for a piece of toast might sound intimidating, but it won't take more than five minutes and few gulps of beer.
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Similarly, the beverage industry also opposed Assembly Bill 766, a measure to ban the sale of jumbo-sized sugary sodas, including 7-Eleven's Big Gulps.
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Between gulps of beer, Danladi, a former civil servant, speculates that politicians have lost interest in sharia because they have exhausted its vote-winning potential.
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The air was thick with smoke and dust as they hauled heavy gear up and down unstable hillsides, grabbing gulps of water whenever they could.
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" He added, "Before Jack Crawford, who fortified himself with gulps of brandy but was still unable to hold off Fred Perry in the 1933 final.
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I drank a drink in two big gulps as a woman who looked like the Puerto Rican version of my mother merengued with a shirtless Sebastian.
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On Wednesday, for instance, everyone else had a squat eight-ounce single-use bottle, which is useless unless you only drink 1.5 gulps of water per day.
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Visually, only eagle-eyed Porschephiles will spot the redesigned front and back fascia, doors and a rear air intake that gulps more air on the 2017 version.
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For one, I couldn't just sip the Scotch like a normal person; I instead tried to take random gulps here and there while the waiters weren't looking.
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That's ages away from now, sadly, as I'd love to know how the company's gross margin have changed since it started raising venture capital in huge gulps.
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In other words, March is a month of reckoning for the Republican Party: It's when the GOP gulps one last time before heading into the general election.
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Remember, the hot dog is already being delivered to the mouth in a semi-suspension of bucket water, so taking extra gulps may seem like a time killer.
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Already, a proposed measure to ban the sale of jumbo-sized sugary sodas, including 7-Eleven's Big Gulps, was shelved from consideration in the California Legislature on Tuesday.
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Into the overall mix Ono drops her familiar yelps, gulps, chortles, whoops, yodel-like cries, and full-throttled caterwauls, providing remarkably appropriate textures to several songs' new settings.
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Torres took gulps of red wine to calm his nerves as he waited for his turn to speak, but once he took the microphone he seemed at ease.
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Every time I get up to wet my whistle, I sluice the entire glass of tap water down in two gulps before I even get back into the bedroom.
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He eats leftover spaghetti, barely warmed in the microwave, in gulps, and then says, "I feel better," before they walk upstairs together and get back into their own beds.
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As the name suggests, the lines between the muse and the bottle in O'Neill's work will be considered, though in separate, cocktail-size gulps instead of a marathon binge.
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Photo: GettySome poor beleaguered souls working at a 7-Eleven in Oregon were just trying to serve up some Big Gulps and hot dogs when their microwave suddenly exploded.
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The Frey family was decimated within a few fateful gulps amid a brief recap of what they were paying for: Stark murder, mostly, but also just bad hosting manners.
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It was, he recalled, a difficult afternoon: Davis was late and, while the group waited, Parker drank nearly a bottle of gin in two large gulps and dozed off.
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A short walk away from Septime is Grebaut's wine bar Cave à Vins, which literally means "wine cellar," a perfect spot for small plates and big gulps in the afternoon.
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Both are about the erasure and re-creation of identity: Eddie gulps a smart drug ("a kind of steroid for the intellect") to become a more rapacious, more victorious Eddie.
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"The original [Bring da Saucer], I tasted the hops on the front end; on the modified [Bring da Ruckus], the hops come in on the back end," he said between gulps.
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"Whooshing me down," cries Byrne, and the music complies — the guitar sound really does whoosh, inhaling giant gulps of virtual air, like a mechanical sonic vacuum that only functions in spurts.
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Don't tell that to those packing the tables, downing them with a pico de gallo-like "vinagrete" in between gulps of just-pressed sugar cane juice laced with pineapple or ginger.
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"A round of dough is baked with tomatoes and anchovies and cheese atop, cut into wedges, then eaten with the fingers between gulps of wine," the food editor Jane Nickerson enthused.
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It's known for its Slurpees and Big Gulps, but over the years, 7-Eleven has also put its logo on frozen pizza, foam cups, laundry detergent and hundreds of other products.
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Darin White, the deputy chief of the Oakland Fire Department who helped coordinate efforts to put out the fire, said smoke would have overpowered the victims after just a few gulps.
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" STARBUCKS EMPLOYEES, CUSTOMERS EXPRESS CONCERN OVER NEW POLICY: &aposI CAN&aposT SEE HOW THIS WILL WORK&apos "[I] took a couple big gulps to try to stop it and it tasted like chlorine.
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But according to Musk's tweets this weekend, the first location to expand on Tesla's slightly eerie charging stops is going to have a lot more going on than microwave burritos and big gulps.
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Waving the bottle across a stage at a Texas rally, pouring half its contents onto the floor and then taking giant gulps from it, Mr. Trump ridiculed his younger rival with exaggerated facial gestures.
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During the 15-minute drive from Arandas to his distillery, Camarena manages to smoke three cigarettes in between taking big gulps of his oversized coffee and elaborating on his obsession with tequilas and agave.
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Under this way of thinking, listening to more and more new music becomes a currency of sorts, something you can use to fill in empty air between gulps of craft beer at the bar.
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Saito shares a laugh with her colleagues as she applies the finishing touches to her make-up and gulps down cold tea, crucial hydration on a late afternoon when temperatures reach almost 30 degrees Celsius.
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Astronomers no longer keep lonely vigils on cloudless nights, tracking the movement of individual planets; instead, they use sophisticated machinery that guzzles up portions of the sky in gulps of data unimaginable to early scientists.
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Nothing eventful happens, but it's nice to take a break from the current nightmare we inhabit and visit a simpler world, where people still made contact with one another and Big Gulps cost 69 cents.
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I was now choking down bites and following them with huge gulps of water, which makes me certain that I could never be a successful competitive eater — I don&apost know how they do it.
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This means fast food stops, gulps of pop and yes, snacks on top of snacks, all of which she documented on her blog, Khloe with A K. "Sometimes treat day gets a little crazy, okkur!" she wrote.
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The celebrity website CMZ is populated by wide-eyed, fast-talking bloggers played by Eric Andre, Mike Birbiglia, and Will Arnett, slurping out of ever-larger Big Gulps as they breathlessly dissect Conner's mishaps of the day.
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I'm concerned that such a focus on comfort and instant gratification will reduce us all to those characters in "Wall-E," bound to their recliners, Big Gulps in hand, interacting with the world exclusively through their remotes.
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Eat All day long I'd been looking forward to going out with friends for dinner, but as we talked between gulps of wine, ripping up the kubaneh we'd ordered and swiping it in grated tomato, I was distracted.
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Simply make sure your characters are squashed all the way down into one of the lower corners of every frame, with large gulps of empty space looming over all, and you, too, can make a Mr. Robot episode!
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My mum ironing, me in my new secondary school uniform, the fat black and red tie loosened round my neck, as I plunged gulps of orange squash down and skimmed the channels on our new Telewest digital TV package.
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The following records flesh out his brutal new sound, all while Future gasps and gulps down lyrics that describe a life equal parts recovery from heartbreak, recreational drug use, and fraught anxiety over the traditional hip-hop fantasy life.
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In 2003, 2005 and 2007 — in Chicago, in Alaska and in Otisfield, Maine — I picked up my copy of the book the morning after it was released, then spent the entire day reading it in a couple long gulps.
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But what he really wants is for us to listen — not to him, but to the discs he spins from a slovenly broadcast room (designed and lighted by Eric Southern), where he subsists on gulps of coffee, whiskey, apples and peanuts.
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Dr. Penick is an entomologist at North Carolina State University, and he wanted to find out if midsize cities had enough flowers available to sustain hungry bees, or if the buzzing insects were guzzling Big Gulps to get their fix.
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If ICE hoped to make a bold statement, it could hardly pick a more iconic target than 7-Eleven, a chain known for ubiquitous stores that are open all the time and sell the much-loved Slurpees and Big Gulps.
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Visualize her sitting on her couch, taking large gulps of red wine, and heckling every minuscule medical inaccuracy on Prodigal Son, a show that follows the weekly adventures of criminal profiler extraordinaire (and serial killer progeny) Malcolm Bright/Whitly (Tom Payne).
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A few dishes in, and I was nostalgic for a childhood I never lived, a life of delicate crawfish hushpuppies like fried gulps of briny air, black-eyed peas breathing smoke and yams roasted just enough to divulge their natural sweetness.
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Former Mayor of New York Michael Bloomberg has attempted to make many things uncool: Big Gulps, being a person of color, and now, as he makes his White House run, he has one last job: making memes as unpalatable as his campaign.
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Yoli swallows a Ritz cracker and gulps down some water, and we watch other cases before a judge in a nearby courtroom: a Honduran boy seeking Special Immigrant Juvenile status, a Venezuelan teenager petitioning for asylum on the basis of his sexual orientation.
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When the timing's off, it can get frustrating, but more often it feels like savoring something, teasing it out a little longer instead of urgently devouring the experience in enormous gulps the way the age of bingeable media has trained us to do with everything.
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And tonight, when you get home from your excruciatingly thankless job of creating meaningless spreadsheets and sink into a warm, pumpkin-spice bubble bath, you can drink pumpkin spice liqueur straight from the bottle, choking down sickeningly sweet gulps until the bottle becomes lighter and lighter.
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As one of the several female video game developers who were targets of death threats in the outpouring of vitriol known as Gamergate, Ms. Wu has a national profile, a motorcycle and a Porsche in her driveway, and gulps Soylent, the tech drink of choice, for lunch.
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The song is one of the album's most bracing gulps of self-revelation—which includes streaks of brilliance from collaborators Paul White, Flying Lotus, JPEGMAFIA, Run the Jewels, and Q-Tip, who executive produced the LP—and works as a kind of tonic in a time of social crisis.
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I had brought a carton of butternut squash soup so I'd have something to eat in a pinch, and I took several gulps of it for nourishment (cold!) before heading down to meet the publicists and journalists in the lobby so we could catch our shuttle to the set of Ghostbusters.
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Unlike its evolutionary predecessors that possessed hyoids in a sturdy rod-like configuration, Microdocodon's hyoids had mobile joints and were arranged in a "U" shape that let it chew food in the mouth and then swallow it along with liquids one small lump at a time rather than in big, ungainly gulps.
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Instead of the usual ominous toss-up of vegan standards like tempeh 'stir-fry,' tofu scrambles, and black bean burgers, the menu is go-to El Paso/Juárez street food—tortas de milanesa, flautas de papa, fried gorditas, tacos de "carne" adobada, nachos, and marinated jalapeños torreados to devour between gulps of beer.
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But the corollary to this way of reading — of taking books down in gulps rather than sips — is that you will discover much more quickly when a book isn't for you, and you can then set it aside without the nagging suspicion that you might have sabotaged it by your method of ingestion.
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In between the bites of seared meat and griddled corn tortillas—and the subsequent huge gulps of water and agua fresca that Burkett drinks to extinguish the spiciness of the stand's semi-spicy red salsa—he tells me about a new restaurant review project that he is working on, titled S&M Food Reviews.
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In the hours before the versatile K-pop maximalists in BTS took the stage at Citi Field on Saturday night, fans were lining up by the thousands at stands throughout the Queens stadium, laying out not-insignificant amounts of cash for branded light sticks the shape of microphones and the size of Big Gulps.
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Hadley is adept at fluid omniscience, at storytelling that skims through the years as easily as it weaves through various points of view, and as the days of funeral and mourning and aftermath progress we take great gulps of the past, of the 30 years between the formation of this quartet and its dissolution.
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Australian lungfish are native to the Mary and Burnett Rivers in Queensland, the website notes, and they possess a "primitive lung" in addition to gills, enabling them to breathe when waters become stagnant during droughts -- Granddad would breathe both underwater and also take gulps of air from above the surface, reportedly startling visitors and staff alike with the noise.
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But allergies aren't the only reason to invest in an air purifier (or air cleaner, as they're sometimes called.) We know taking deep breaths is calming and all, and we don't want to freak you out — but those big gulps of oxygen can contain a lot of harmful dust, pollen, smoke particles, mold spores, and pet dander.
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Lastly, and on a related note, the large airway passages may have allowed for so-called "turbo breathing," allowing Neanderthals to take some extra gulps of air while performing strenuous work, or when burning significant amounts of calories to keep the body warm (and in fact, it's been estimated that Neanderthals burned an average of 3,360 to 203,480 calories per day, compared to modern humans, who tend to burn between 2,000 to 3,000 calories a day).
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Scores: 4.5, [extremely long sigh which I have interpreted as a "0"], 53, 2, 4, 3, 0, for an average of 2.35 Don't really have any notes for this one because by this stage we were all very tired of drinking small sugary gulps of alcohol—the floor below us, on the Friday afternoon, our colleagues were laughing and joking and helping themselves to Friday Beers, none of their drinks sullied with syrup —and all of us buzzing with that kind of angry half-drunk, not drunk enough to be drunk exactly but drunk enough to have a headache and be angry about it.
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