You know when you have a nightmare and you wake up?
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Most of us have a nightmare scenario when it comes to our medical bills.
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It's one thing to have a nightmare about a demogorgon—that's at least not real.
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As much as I disliked George Bush the second, I would never have a nightmare about it.
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First there was his "I have a nightmare" inauguration speech with its references to "American carnage" and protection.
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I have a nightmare probably once a month that I'm on stage at a Volcano, I'm Still Excited!!
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"She has her whole life in front of her, and with one incident, we have a nightmare," she said.
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As they scramble for "yes" votes on their health-care plan, House GOP leaders have a nightmare scenario in mind.
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But "it's rare for an otherwise healthy person to have a nightmare that causes a heart attack," said Dr. McLaughlin.
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"You're gonna have a nightmare with that because you have to stock up on so many sizes, colors and accessories," said John.
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"They may still have a nightmare or feel uncomfortable when (confronted with memories), but it doesn't dominate their life anymore," Beidel told CNBC.
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"She has her whole life in front of her, and with one incident, we have a nightmare," her mother, Mary Moreland, told CNN.
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Add the fact that the outbreak coincided with Chinese New Year travels and celebrations, and you have a nightmare plot that's still unfolding.
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If you'll excuse me, I'm going to go have a nightmare about losing a dime-sized card with a terabyte of data on it.
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I have a nightmare of having tickets to one of the last shows at Terminal 5 and giving it up because I had grad school.
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Bailey (1-13) continued to have a nightmare of a season, allowing seven runs (three earned) on nine hits, including two homers, and two walks while striking out five.
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"You can sell a $600 four-day vacation in quote-unquote 'paradise' all day ... but then you get there and have a nightmare vacation and no one's doing anything about it," she said.
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"I used to have a nightmare that the cars were coming on and on and on, one after the other, and I wasn't prepared for them all," she told The Irish Examiner in 2014.
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However, if the only business model is selling our attention, then we'll have a nightmare—because, in this world, our attention can be tracked and directed with much greater resolution, which subjects it to easy exploitation.
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The concept of the video was created by Lily herself after having a dream about it. Lily envisioned the video to have a nightmare atmosphere mixed with feelings of frustration, but also have vibes of fun.
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2, #311 (May 1984). Danielle's brain activity spikes. In effect, the Servant causes the unconscious Computo to have a nightmare. Through genetic testing, Mon-El and Dream Girl determine that the captured Servant is an inanimate "reverse-DNA" clone of Lydea Mallor, Shadow Lass' ancestor and a 20th-century heroine of Talok VIII.
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Some ideas for the episode were changed or unused. In one draft, Cooper was told he was a character in Black Mirror as a way of breaking the fourth wall. Brooker also wished to have a Nightmare Mode, where different scenes would be shown to the viewer when they watched the episode a second time. Cooper's relationship with his mother was changed, from her being neurotic and doting to Cooper taking her for granted.
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A music video featuring the band trying to find something to watch on the television was made. They find one of the A Nightmare on Elm Street films on TV and agree to watch that. As they begin to watch it they fall asleep and have a nightmare with Freddy Krueger (Robert Englund) terrorizing them. Several scenes from Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare are featured in the video as the band dreams of seeing the film at the theaters and getting scared and amazed at the same time.
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Disney kept The Sorcerer's Apprentice in the final program as a homage to Fantasia.Bonus Material: The Making of Fantasia 2000 at 32:35–32:49 The segment underwent digital restoration by Cinesite in Los Angeles. Disney considered using Clair de Lune, a piece originally made for Fantasia that followed two Great white herons flying through the Everglades at night, but thought it was "pretty boring". An idea to have "a nightmare and a dream struggling for a sleeping child's soul" to Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini by Sergei Rachmaninoff was fully storyboarded, but fell through.
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Two American siblings, Peter and Mary, are stranded by a gully in the Australian outback following a plane crash. Peter says they should seek out their uncle, who lives in Adelaide; Mary agrees and they begin walking across the desert, but they fail to realize that Adelaide is on the other side of the continent. They are without food save for a small piece of stick candy, and while falling asleep under a quondong tree they have a nightmare about how the captain got them to safety, only to be killed in a blast when he attempted to save the navigator. The next day, they keep walking and searching for food but their efforts are in vain.
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Once the truth is finally revealed in Merry's irresponsibility she and kid Yumeji were caught in collusion against Rem who threw them in a vortex sending them to the real world from distance losing all memory of the events but promised to find each other. ; : :Yumeji has the ability to look at a colored aura of people and then be able to predict what dreams they are going to have. Though his normal predictions are hazy at best, he can clearly identify when someone is destined to have a nightmare. When he looks in the mirror with that ability, he sees the colors for nightmares, and indeed, in the opening episode, he has a recurring nightmare where he is being hunted down by a gang of cats.
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This causes Jean to have a nightmare of the world ending during which the entire school shakes, most of the students are awoken from sleep, and the Professor hurries to her room to find that her telekinetic powers, already immensely strong, are quite literally burning the walls of her room. Telepathically reaching into Jean's mind to awaken her - an act that causes Charles a sizeable amount of pain - the wooden walls cease to burn and to emit smoke, and the Professor slumps back, substantially exhausted now. The powerful young psychic is reassured by Xavier that she is not losing control of her powers, despite her doubts. When the mansion is destroyed, she comforts Scott over the loss of his own brother and conceals herself, Scott, and Nightcrawler from Stryker's men.
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