She was hiccupping now, unable to name her own feelings.
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They're hiccupping, sucking their thumbs, listening to voices, feeling and developing nerves.
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"You can definitely get injured if you're having continual hiccupping," Davis says.
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It was as if Gerald's eyes were hiccupping—they batted so many times.
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Now they&aposre doing everything they can to stimulate an economy that is hiccupping.
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Since he constructs the film piecemeal, Winter Brothers has a stuttering, halting, hiccupping rhythm.
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It was—and I was also done hiccupping, thanks to the moment of manufactured terror.
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The couple went back a few days later because he started throwing up while hiccupping.
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CAVUTO: And if they hiccup, if even one of their members hiccup, they all start hiccupping.
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They're a distinctly male affliction, with men out-hiccupping women a rate of 4 to 1.
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Regardless of the underlying cause, the physical act of hiccupping can cause issues after a while, too.
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My boyfriend got violently ill with a stomach virus that led to uncontrollable hiccupping that lasted days.
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Still, Earl, knowing his inadequacy, mimed the movements and the words until his cousin squatted into hiccupping laughter.
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A few days after leaving the hospital, the increasingly frightened, exhausted, still hiccupping man and his wife returned once more.
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Production is pimping her out big time, but it's hard not to root for someone with such a huge voice compared to all the screeching and hiccupping babies.
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When the man was still hiccupping days later, his wife decided that they should try a new E.R. They went to Long Island Jewish Hospital in nearby Nassau County.
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Tickling is "tactile stimulation produced by someone that's not you," says University of Maryland neuroscientist Robert Provine, author of Curious Behavior: Yawning, Laughing, Hiccupping, and Beyond and Laughter: A Scientific Investigation.
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He's a neuroscientist at the University of Maryland Baltimore County who studies the evolution of behavior, and he researched hiccuping extensively for his book Curious Behavior: Yawning, Laughing, Hiccupping, and Beyond.
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"Crying must develop early, as the life-and-death demand for essential caregiving, unlike the less critical social link of laughing," writes Robert Provine in his book Curious Behavior: Yawning, Laughing, Hiccupping and Beyond.
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Lévy helped on two of the album's centerpieces—the hiccupping punk-rap anthem "Black Skinhead" and "Send It Up," a squealing, anxious rallying cry that sounded like a drum circle in an auto-body shop.
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The current low-demand economy, with its hiccupping anemic growth, can, in part, be traced to so-called "free trade" -- too many people have jobs that just don't pay enough money to meet expenses, not to mention save anything for retirement.
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The work has a frayed quality, too, but an intriguing one, as he swerves into fluidly hiccupping torso movement and then back to the world of the carpets, treating them as much more than something to be walked all over.
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On lead track "Tension At The Surface," Kadahn steps up for a dose of dispassionately moody, interlocking synths undergirded with an almost grungy 808 pattern—it would make a great soundtrack for stonefaced bitcoin mining—while on "Agent Protocol," Kid Simpl gets involved for a frayed, hiccupping, and manic array of breakbeat arrangements.
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At a recent meeting at the construction site, the client appeared coherent and sober when our meeting began, but as the meeting progressed, she became more and more belligerent, and by the end of the meeting, she was slurring her words, hiccupping, unable to focus on people or ideas and dropping things; she had also become argumentative.
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In 2007, when Mee was 15, she gained international fame when she developed a case of uncontrollable hiccups. She appeared on television shows all over the United States hoping to find a cure. Mee claimed to be hiccupping 50 times a minute. National media competed to book her for morning shows.
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During the launching of the ship he and another fellow chauffeur, a friend named Stevens, share in drinking the entire bottle together. Penelope later finds Parker asleep and hiccupping. A slurring Parker then (drunkenly) reveals his theft. He says he did this on the grounds that it was such a good year it seemed a shame to see it go to waste.
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The conversation centers around the superb quality of the jam. Pavel Vasilyevich makes an attempt to return to his school memoirs with the story about a big schoolboy called Mamakhin who terrorized his teachers. The samovar, the cups, and the tablecloth are cleared away, but the family do not leave the table, waiting now for the supper. The midwife starts hiccupping, while Pavel Vasilyevich and Styopa sit side by side examining a volume of the Niva magazine.
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NPR's Jennifer Sharpe describes it as "a kind of hiccupping, rhythmic wheeze that started in rural Tennessee more than 100 years ago."Sharpe 2005 An eefing piece called "Swamp Root" was one of the first singles recorded and released by Sam Phillips. Singer Joe Perkins had a minor 1963 hit, "Little Eeefin' Annie" (#76 on the Billboard chart), featuring eefer Jimmy Riddle, whom Sharpe calls "the acknowledged master of the genre." Riddle later brought eefing to national visibility on the television series Hee Haw.
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In the mid-1940s he semi-retired from show business to become a publican with his wife, Joyce Muriel Hazeldine, whom he married in June 1948 and remained married to for 17 years until his death in July 1965. Together, they ran the Swan Inn at Braybrooke (near Market Harborough), followed by the Englishcombe Inn at Bath. Whilst landlord of the Swan Inn, Moffatt became good friends with local musician and actor Jim Dale who would often drink at the pub. In March 1952 he was admitted to hospital in Kettering after two weeks of hiccoughing ("hiccupping").
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Jerry ushers the toy mouse into the hotel first, which causes Tom to eat it shattering his teeth in the process. After inspecting his ruined teeth in a mirror, Tom smashes it in rage and brutally tears the book to shreds, all the while hiccupping "come up and see me some time" since the toy's voice box is stuck in his throat. Having gone mad with revenge, Tom attempts to blow away Jerry with dozens of explosives (TNT, gunpowder, dynamite and a massive block buster). When Tom ignites a piece of dynamite, it does not start the fuse enough, so he blows the fuse too hard.
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Also written in 2008 is Since Brass nor Stone for string quartet and percussion (2008), a memorial to Pavel Haas. Inspired by a Shakespeare sonnet, from which it borrows its title, this work is representative of the inventiveness of Goehr's recent chamber work. One reviewer described the soundworld of the work as 'hiccupping fugal patterns overlaid with intricate, delicate percussion [...] a magical garden of dappled textures'.Geoff Brown, review of the premiere of Since Brass Nor Stone on 10 July 2008 in St Andrew Holborn, London; published in The Times, 16.07.08 After an almost ten-year hiatus from the operatic medium, Goehr returned to the form with Promised End (2008–09), first performed by English Touring Opera in 2010 and based on Shakespeare's King Lear.
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His appearances on the show led to concerns being expressed in the media about the BBC's role in "promoting teenage decadence". His debut single, the self-penned "Rockin' At the 2 I's", was released on the Decca label in December 1957, and was followed by several others, although none reached the UK Singles Chart. He became a popular performer on TV shows and in live performances, and was known for his unrelenting energy, multicoloured dyed hair (often green, orange or pink), and clothes including "larger-than-life stage jackets that looked like the coat hanger was still inside, tight drainpipe trousers, and a huge polka- dot bow tie". Another critic wrote that: "He gyrates like an exploding Catherine wheel, emitting growls, squeals and what sounds like severe hiccupping".
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