How are there not people walking around in a daze?
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She picked them up and walked out in a daze.
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In a daze I dragged my pants up and buttoned them.
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Initially, the time off work was just spent in a daze.
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Supporters wearing "Make America Great Again" hats celebrated, in a daze.
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I lean in a daze against a lamppost and watch him go.
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" Others noticed as well, with Brown saying everyone was "in a daze.
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When "San Junipero" ends, we sit in a daze for a moment.
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Others walked off in a daze, or limped off toward massage tables.
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He walked on stage in a daze and kissed presenter Halle Berry.
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I was in a daze all the time I was in spring training.
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He pulled off his goggles in a daze, unsure whether he had won.
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It left him in a daze, and he lay unconscious for days after.
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I landed and pretty much was just in a daze for a while.
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By the end of that pileup of details, you're left in a daze.
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They wander about in a daze, and when they kill, it's mostly emotionless.
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Immediately after Thompson kissed her, Woods said she left the house in a daze.
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I was in a daze for weeks afterward, just searching for something similarly written.
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When his name was called out, he staggered to his feet in a daze.
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"He was still in a daze," the lawyer, Toshimitsu Takaesu, was quoted as saying.
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Her eyes were in a daze, surrounded by drooping skin and deeply-etched lines.
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In the aftermath of the election, they have been walking around in a daze.
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I wandered our compound — relatively safe and out of harm's way — in a daze.
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In a daze, I asked my teacher if I could get a drink of water.
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The boys, with their buzz cuts and roughneck faces, seem to be in a daze.
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Ms. Mohammed said she arrived at the Boko Haram camp in a daze in 2012.
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Getting that email backstage sent me in a daze—it was so hard to process.
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Shopkeepers, artists and street workers are back at their daily routines, albeit in a daze.
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Back in the car, Bleu curled on his lap in a daze, his breathing labored.
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Tens of thousands of people roaming the streets in a daze in search of a toilet.
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I sit in a daze on the couch and literally tear up like an exhausted toddler.
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He was taken to a local hospital in a daze then but was not seriously injured.
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There was so much to see, too much; I walked around in a daze of looking.
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I walked through the turnstile in a daze, only faintly aware of the people around me.
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He wandered through the house in a daze, trying not to give in to self-pity.
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I walked back to my desk — wait, not my desk anymore… their desk — in a daze.
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The footage shows several people, some holding small children, walking near the overturned bus in a daze.
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"It&aposs his clothes," she answers in a monotone before heading down the hallway in a daze.
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You may feel quite confused about relationships at this time because your partners are in a daze.
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A Russian woman in furs wanders around in a daze, clutching a train ticket in her hand.
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"I'm sitting there in a daze, and I realize people are running to the truck," Satanek said.
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I just started to walk in a daze until my mother picked me up on the road.
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In a video from the event, he appears almost in a daze, wiping tears from his eyes.
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Now, his father stood in a daze of grief outside a Rio office building, surrounded by lawyers.
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Have you ever cried in a movie theater and exited in a daze feeling like a hot mess?
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I would wake in a daze, dream smoke clearing in my head, as they peeped on and on.
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"The students are wearing masks every day and attending class in a daze," the post said on Wednesday.
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Just hearing about the event secondhand and seeing the news accounts that followed left people in a daze.
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In a daze, I got dressed and sat down as they consoled and explained the situation to me.
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His beard was disheveled, he was in a daze, and his clothes seemed straight out of the 1980s.
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Survivors scale the apocalyptic landscape in a daze, attempting to recover what is left of their loved ones.
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Wade, meanwhile, appears lost in a daze as he stares ahead at the basketball floating in front of him.
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"Chanel was in a daze (not amused) but managed to wave to the crowd," Austin explained on social media.
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We walked to our apartments, hugged awkwardly and then I went inside in a daze of anxiety and lust.
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But that day, as we stumbled to our rental car in a daze, smiles quickly returned to our faces.
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I walked out to the parking lot in a daze, picked up my phone, called my sister, and cried.
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Then, the Californian fired off a laser-guided knee, which sent Guida tumbling to the canvas in a daze.
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She tries to keep it together, tries to quiet this fear, and sits at an airport bar in a daze.
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Inside the Trump administration, officials are watching in a daze, unsure of what they can say even to each other.
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Other entries that I liked included LOCAVORE, ALSO RANS, GODDESS, HEAT WAVE, IN A DAZE, PETE ROSE, PILSENER and GO CRAZY.
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Here are ten art-related movies and shows you can watch on Netflix Instant in a daze of tryptophan and gratitude.
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People are turning pistols on themselves in the middle of hallways, hanging themselves above stairwells, and running around in a daze.
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Covering the festival can be an exercise in sleep deprivation, of racing around in a daze between screenings, interviews and deadlines.
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She stepped out onto a busy street in Brixton, South London, and walked in a daze, tears streaming down her face.
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A majority of NYC and D.C. residents are still walking around in a daze, wondering what the hell happened on Election Day.
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"Plaintiff Erika, still in a daze, felt Defendant Nassar speed up his penetrations and then grunt, ejaculating into her," the lawsuit says.
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I plop on the couch to catch up with my family and am in a daze falling in and out of sleep.
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"I'm in a daze now officially," said the force behind "La La Land," Damien Chazelle, 31, as he accepted the directing award.
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Shapovalov, who grew up in suburban Toronto, fell to the court in a daze as the late-night crowd here cheered boisterously.
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The creative batteries will be pretty drained at that point, so I'll walk around in a daze, eat lunch, read some poetry.
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Cramer was in a daze when he heard the news that Honeywell made steep cuts to its earnings trajectory versus what was expected.
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I lie there in a daze and after realizing who, what, and where I am, get up and drag myself into the bathroom.
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The One-Tap is the perfect shoe for wandering around the house in a daze, making coffee, and killing Nazis in Wolfenstein: Youngblood.
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As Sadie, Caroline Arrouas is captivatingly restrained, moving as if in a daze, too numbed by life to listen to her own desires.
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They played the final three months of last season in a daze and finished 270-261, the club's worst record in 20 years.
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After praying in a cold, dark parking lot, the team seemed in a daze as their opponents scored 15 seconds into the game.
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Sansa, by contrast, was relegated to wear burlap sacks with a face covered in bruises; she walked around Winterfell as though in a daze.
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"The next, I think, 24 hours I was in a daze," Tsui recalled, noting he didn't usually carry the backpack containing the naloxone kit.
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Bernard wanders around in a daze for a while, wrestling with his programming to remember what happened, and then... Well, just give it a watch.
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In a daze, she sees all the men in her life dancing around her — St. John, Rochester, her cousin John, the wicked school teacher Rev.
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The Big Short director Adam McKay is in a daze over his film's five Oscar nominations, but that hasn't gotten in the way of his celebrating.
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"The country is in a daze," he said, adding that there is no electricity, running water, or cell phone service in many parts of the island.
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It was so hot there that he couldn't sleep, and for ten days he walked around in the crippling heat in a daze of existential confusion.
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I had unpacked in a daze on the day of the crash, parked the truck on the farm, and not been in it since the holidays.
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I was so fascinated for a moment, that when after I had stopped my vehicle, I just sat in a daze, sweet visions filling my head.
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She left JWHO in a daze and was startled when a young woman — black, like Brandy and like a majority of Jackson residents — appeared beside her.
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Now he sat in a daze, unconcerned about hue or boldness, thinking nearly of nothing, a small buried rage the only real motor in his body.
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I get ready for work in a daze: I do all of my normal things (shower, make tea, pack lunch), but don't really notice I'm doing them.
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Louise's sister Elizabeth Flores claimed in a TV interview on March 12 that she appeared "almost at peace" and "in a daze" during an earlier jail visit.
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"She was almost in a daze, like everything's going to be alright, like she was just — I didn't see evilness at all, almost at peace," Flores said.
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Neptune begins its retrograde in Pisces, creating a dreamy energy in your love life and inspiring you creatively… unless, of course, you find yourself in a daze.
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"She was almost in a daze, like everything's going to be alright, like she was just — I didn't see evilness at all, almost at peace," Flores says.
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As I walked out into the parking lot in a daze, I saw a kid in an "All-In" Chargers shirt with tears streaming down his face.
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I don't know that it's a coincidence that Jim Henson himself died two years before this film's release, initially leaving most of his collaborators in a daze.
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Luke (Oliver Jackson-Cohen) has just woken up from a heroin overdose, Nell is spurting out a monologue about confetti and time, and everyone is in a daze.
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I got up in a daze and went to work feeling like I was moving under water, so heavy was my triple hangover from booze, pills and shame.
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She said that after Professor Kelley encouraged her to go out drinking, she woke up in a daze the next morning and did not remember what had happened.
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In a daze I walked out, letting it sink in that now only an oath ceremony stood between me and this American citizenship 25 years in the making.
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She left the lab in a daze, not remembering why she had been there, or for how long, and then forgetting that she had ever been there at all.
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While the cryptocurrency world continues to swirl around in a daze of troughs and highs, startups are continuing to make use of the fundamental underlying strengths of blockchain technology.
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He walked into the morning sunlight in a daze, unable to reconcile his impression of the man in Echo Special with the depiction of the terrorist in the dossier.
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I sat at my computer in a daze of anger and sadness, glaring at the blank screen as if it were the face of Immigration and Customs Enforcement itself.
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In a daze of exhaustion, I mentally made the connection to the possibility of being brutally killed and started ranting my theories about Steven Avery and Netflix's Making a Murderer.
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At the time, Miranda seems to be in a daze, a fog of disbelief settling over him that hasn't so much lifted as its become part of his everyday reality.
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Kershaw County Sheriff Jim Matthews said the truck was hitting both sides of the U.S. Highway 1 bridge over the Wateree River and the driver was in a daze Wednesday.
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Wandering in a daze, along cacophonous streets, a young South Korean man named Jong-su (Ah-in Yoo) meets a former schoolmate, who is distributing raffle tickets outside a store.
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The moon in Scorpio finds you in an adventurous mood today, Pisces—however, communication planet Mercury meets hazy, dreamy Neptune (your ruling planet!), which may find you in a daze.
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For example, 17A's "Annual event displaying agricultural products" is STATE FAIR, with FAIR being a baseball call, and 3D's "In a daze" is SPACED OUT, with OUT being the CALL.
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Rajuma is a Rohingya Muslim, one of the most persecuted ethnic groups on earth, and she now spends her days drifting through a refugee camp in Bangladesh in a daze.
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So why was I reeling down 42nd Street in a daze after seeing Edie Falco play her, ferociously and with extraordinary suppleness, in Sharr White's "The True," at the New Group?
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It's an unflinching, brutal account with indelible scenes: Deraniyagala floating in the dirty water in a daze, getting blackout drunk months afterward, contemplating suicide as she deals with her immense grief.
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Harpin was unconscious as she was airlifted to a hospital in Miami the next day and woke up in a daze of pain medication to discover she was paralyzed from the waist down.
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"My first thought was, 'He's not from around here,&apos" Hall tells PEOPLE, noting the boy seemed in a daze and she was worried he might try to break into her neighbor's car.
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The sister of a California mom accused of abusing her 13 children in a house of horrors claims the woman appeared "almost at peace" and "in a daze" during a recent jail visit.
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Remigino was still walking around in a daze when Parry O'Brien, the American who won the shot-put that day, shook him, lifted him on a shoulder and told him to get excited.
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Outside, the two of us wandered in a daze through the financial district until we found a place to sit down and breathe, on a curb in the courtyard of an office building.
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I remember walking around in a daze, totally unaware of having a body at all until a classmate suggested that I should shave my armpits and another suggested that I should wear a bra.
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The warlock can also teleport fresh troops onto the battlefield, and then warp them across the battlefield to pop up in unexpected places, or unleash psionic attacks to leave your soldiers in a daze.
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LAURIE GREENWALD SALOMANBASKING RIDGE, N.J. To the Editor: I came away from reading this column in a daze of amazement, wondering how in the world it took so long for someone to make this argument.
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The police said the victim, an 18-year-old from the suburbs with mental disabilities, spent hours tied up and terrified on Chicago's West Side before officers found him wandering the streets in a daze.
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At the end of this brassy jubilee, however, she escapes only briefly to the grounds outside, before returning in a daze to her cell-like room, escorted by eerie black-robed ministrants with mirrors for faces.
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He roamed his neighborhood in a daze, he said, with his feeding tube tied in a knot and his hat cocked sideways, revealing his now-lopsided skull, asking people if they knew who had shot him.
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I didn't know what to do after that because I had no home in London, so I leaned up against a tree and cried, and then cycled back to where I was staying in a daze.
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In the show, she plays Grace's assistant who doesn't need the money but just wants something to do: she is megarich via a cynical marriage, and spends her days in a daze of booze and money.
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"The students are wearing masks every day and attending class in a daze, the windows are sealed shut and they don't dare to ventilate and visibility is at just 20 metres," the post said on Wednesday.
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In fact, he's so lax regarding his public persona that on Monday he arrived on the set of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert slightly disheveled and still in a daze from taking Ambien on the flight.
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"After reading my first issue of The Realist, I was in a daze which almost bordered on frenzied religious ecstasy," Mr. Lynch was quoted as saying in Mr. Rosenkranz's book "Rebel Visions: The Underground Comix Revolution" (2008).
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During a hard-hitting match between heavyweight boxers Deontay Wilder and Dominic Breazeale Friday night, Wilder landed a nasty right hook on the jaw of Breazeale in the first round, sending him to the ground in a daze.
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"I seriously woke up this morning in a daze and feeling very worried about what it means to be a woman in this country," said 24-year-old Chelsea Beeler, who donated $20 to Planned Parenthood Wednesday morning.
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Faiz Khalil Mr. Khalil was in a daze when he arrived in Amman, Jordan, from Baghdad in July 214 — he had been unable to think clearly ever since his daughter Maha had not returned from school one day.
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"I was completely blindsided and walking around in a daze," said Mr. McHale, who is now 35 and writes software programs used for statistical analysis at the Washington office of the Premise Data Corporation, a San Francisco-based technology company.
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You honestly have no idea where things are heading, but you know it's time for a change, and this is not just because of the new moon—Mars, the planet of action, meets with foggy, hazy Neptune, and you're in a daze.
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I walked out of that theater in a daze, and then I realized because I'd seen an early screening I had no one to talk to about it and couldn't share it on social media because I didn't want to spoil it for others.
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Haidar Kazamahai, who had arrived two days earlier from Iraq, tried to keep his 1-year-old son warm next to a neighbor's camp fire and explained, in a daze, that the authorities gave him nothing but four blankets and instructions to make do.
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On the day of the killings, as word spread by text messages and news alerts, Haneen Alayan and her younger brother Abdallah Alayan, 21, who were in the city of Dunedin, leapt into a car and drove the five hours to Christchurch in a daze.
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Now that you've persevered through several episodes of Leaky Brain Bernard staggering around in a daze, the endless build-up of Maeve's quest for her daughter, and Dolores as an indomitable but ho-hum ice queen, you have finally been given an episode with some real blood in its veins.
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" Says Farahan, "Not only am I mourning the death of a 30-year friendship, I'm walking around in a daze not understanding how someone who just had a baby would be willing to put his life and his freedom at risk by going to someone's home with a bat and vandalizing their property.
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I was in a daze as I meandered up Columbus Avenue a few weeks ago — politics, the country, the world, you name it — when a pair of pants, a silly dazzling pair of silver-sequined flares that I couldn't afford and had no cause to wear, called to me from the window.
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"Not only am I mourning the death of a 30-year friendship, I'm walking around in a daze not understanding how someone who just had a baby would be willing to put his life and his freedom at risk by going to someone's home with a bat and vandalizing their property," he said of Feight.
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Werner, who was booed by a small group of German fans during the game in Prague on Friday, made it 3-0 four minutes later with the Norwegians in a daze and the Stuttgart native grabbed his sixth goal in his eighth international as he headed in a cross five minutes before the break.
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Struck down at the height of the summer tourism season, Nice on Friday stumbled on as if in a daze, its normally crowded seaside restaurants and luxury hotels mostly closed as armed police officers blocked entry to much of the Promenade des Anglais, still littered in places with surgical gloves, bloody clothing, and other detritus of the previous night's terror.
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"It's a way of getting into something that you wouldn't normally see on TV." Dud's journey of self-awakening from drifting in a daze following the death of his father to finding an increasingly more focused path forward, largely through the fellowship of his eclectic lodge compatriots, has had more of an effect on Russell than he expected, the 33-year-old actor admitted.
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