Your heart's fills up with puppy dogs screeching in agony.
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Bodies mounted at a morgue as families wailed in agony.
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"But what about my taaaxes?" you cry out in agony.
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She is in agony; her skin appears to be melting.
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"It must be in agony all the time," he explained.
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Surgeons dressed in street clothes operated on patients screaming in agony.
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Gnashing her teeth and writhing in agony — she was selling it!
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He was in "agony" when he came to, the surgeon added.
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The end result is the same; a thousand people in agony.
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That's the sound of a million Android devotees screaming in agony.
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He hobbled to a halt before falling to the ground in agony.
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"Her family is broken and she is in agony," the relative says.
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She is dying in agony in Dantec, one of Senegal's main hospitals.
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After a badly botched surgery, Efurd awoke from surgery screaming in agony.
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"Those are not the screams of a man in agony," Chambers wrote.
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She said the family waited in agony after hearing about the shooting.
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People in agony may kill themselves, and the film recalls such cases.
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Weeks later, when the patient saw Quan again, he was in agony.
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The second child, however, was stuck, and the mother was in agony.
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"THIS IS NOT FINE!" he screams, tearing at his face in agony.
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"Ashleigh is really in agony," Stacie Kelley, Donnelly's sister, told the news outlet.
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He was crying in agony and pain, and they wouldn't pick him up.
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The traitor's face is "twisted up in agony and bitterness," full of resentment.
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My job is not just to make sure people can survive in agony.
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East German guards left him on the ground, badly injured, screaming in agony.
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Staring in the mirror, Gypsy cries in agony while examining her raw gums.
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Through our network links I can hear my confused autonomous family in agony.
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Poisoned residents screamed in agony as first responders doused their bodies with water.
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Even when in agony, victims may be too poor to travel for treatment.
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Several of the deceased lay on their backs, their arms stretched out in agony.
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Instead of elevating for an uncontested layup, he crumpled to the floor in agony.
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I yelled in agony as he told me the story of the Irkalla Gate.
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The dream trip brought light to a face that has been shrouded in agony.
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Christina Camacho, Rivera's granddaughter, pressed her forehead onto the casket and wailed in agony.
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The next morning he turned to grab his duffel bag and collapsed in agony.
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My mother lived in D.C. and died in agony from gallbladder cancer in 28503.
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With 22009 minutes expired on the game clock, Martha Elena Ruíz is in agony.
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She also had a horse riding accident five years ago that left her in agony.
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After Ketifa was fired from her teaching job, she waited in agony to be resettled.
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Witnesses said that Lockett writhed in agony and that it very plainly looked like torture.
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All visitors got a keychain with his face, playing over and over again in agony.
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Before this child was the image of a father carrying his dead daughter in agony.
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Just imagine your best friend screaming in agony as his humanity is stripped from him.
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He ran over to find the father lying motionless and the son writhing in agony.
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That's one reason she so often shows us a Man in agony on a cross.
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Instead, she sits and listens as everyone around her moans, vomits and dies in agony.
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Your aunt spends two months in agony, and writes you a thank-you letter anyway.
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On Saturday, several of the dead lay on their backs, their arms stretched out in agony.
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The portrait of Jeff Flake over the past two weeks is of a man in agony.
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He spies on Steve and Nancy partying with their horny classmates while Barb squirms in agony.
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Every time I run, my knees ache, and my lungs constrict in agony with every breath.
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"My temp here was over 103 and I was in agony," she wrote about the photos.
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Each visitor can take home a miniaturized Leigh consciousness on a keychain, screaming in agony forever.
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They were charred beyond recognition, arms held up in agony, every piece of skin burned away.
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Along the way, the subject would hear the actors wailing in agony from an adjacent room.
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In agony, he contemplated ending his life, until he was rescued by a guerrilla named Isabela.
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Talking with my cousin on the phone, I could hear her in agony in the background.
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"I heard someone crying in agony, in pain," Faulkner, a fingerprint machine operator, told BuzzFeed News.
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"I was left in agony," he told VICE News, preferring not to have his real name published.
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Although the 30-year-old says the regimen often left him in "agony," it had lasting impact.
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Hughes could barely walk, was bed-bound and in agony, and spent most of her life hospitalized.
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The video images of young children writhing in agony and being hosed down with water are indelible.
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My bad day in the office—it's just like when your mum died in agony, isn't it?
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By the summer of 1991, the Soviet empire had been in agony for a couple of years.
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The statistics here are backed by interviews with those who have returned home in agony after fighting.
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I was expecting to hear my baby cry, but I didn't hear anything; I was in agony.
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The blind boy shouts in agony, "The sun, the sun!" and Sister Mary arrives at his side.
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Wounded patients on gurneys writhing in agony, lacking medical attention or even drugs to ease their pain.
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Dax, in agony from the burns covering most of his body, had a request for the farmer.
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Mattek-Sands continued screaming in agony until she was wheeled off the court roughly 20 minutes later.
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Faces wrenched in agony or brightened by joy or locked in an expression of virtuous, unflappable conviction.
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From 3,000 miles away, my son rejoiced with us when the Red Sox went ahead 3 to nothing, then moaned in agony (well, he and his father were texting in agony) when Giancarlo Stanton hit a grand slam in the fourth inning, putting the Yankees ahead, 6-4.
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He liked to catch the military's secret space shuttle, which sounded like a video game monster in agony.
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"I was horrified when I found out — and in agony from both my kidneys," Hodgson told the Citizen.
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Nicholls was found in agony at the base of Khun Si falls on July 13, CBS News reported.
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And Bachelor star Ben Higgins wants you to know he's in agony over his split from Lauren Bushnell.
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They appear in agony from exposure to normal daylight, suggesting they may be forced to endure constant darkness.
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Relatives wait in agony Seara Closs said she wishes she were the one endangered, not her cousin Jayme.
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For people afflicted with multiple chemical sensitivity, MCS for short, every day can be an exercise in agony.
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Minutes later, I found them surrounding Josué Carillas Carnelas, one of the migrants, who was doubled over in agony.
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Inside of me was a young boy crying out in agony for the care and comfort of his mother.
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The bottom line: If you're in agony every time you have sex, it doesn't have to stay that way.
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Get the VICE App on iOS and Android A wraith, steaming white and full of malice, screamed in agony.
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My best friend from growing up, S., was there too, so at least we could be in agony together.
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He winces in agony as he receives pain-killing injections for sciatica, a nerve condition, in order to play.
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Adora's arrested, and Amma cries out in agony at the sight of her mother being taken away in handcuffs.
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A family member exclusively tells PEOPLE Angelina Jolie is "in agony" days after filing from divorce from Brad Pitt.
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Get the VICE App on iOS and Android A wraith, steaming white and full of malice,screamed in agony.
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He immediately grabbed his ankle and began screaming in agony, rolling around and flapping his arms back and forth.
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But chopping up these creatures while they're still alive, pulling off their skin and watching them scream in agony?
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One survivor told The AP that they could hear children screaming in agony as they were burned to death.
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"She was lying on the ground screaming in agony," the visitor who took the video wrote in a post.
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And then their only daughter, Hannah, sob in agony as she encountered both her parents collapsed on the floor.
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It has a skeletal face scrunched in agony and a body of cars that taper into a bony tail.
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Alli was becoming more involved and left David Luiz in agony after accidentally treading on the Chelsea defender's ankle.
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The emblem seems to show a white man throttling a Native American as he falls to the ground in agony.
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A video circulated by the activists on social media showed him lying amid thick clouds of smoke, screaming in agony.
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He remembers lying there in agony, and then discovering he could make it go away by giving himself another dose.
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A young mother is screaming in agony, her hospital bed a ceaselessly uncomforting assemblage of cold metal and damp cotton.
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A mother waits in agony While we now know the fates of AJ and Shaylie, Maleah's whereabouts remain a mystery.
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I remember the look on my little brother's face as he watched me writhing in a hospital bed in agony.
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Pinto went to catch the second kick but the force still found his liver and he immediately collapsed in agony.
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Hundreds stood and watched as the Mad King laughed while the lord and the heir to Winterfell screamed in agony.
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When your lover left and you rolled yourself inside the rug to sleep in agony your dog stayed with you.
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And that means that misdiagnosed pain patients and people who have both addiction and pain are often just left in agony.
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Mr Dar was driven in agony through villages south of Srinagar, the largest city in the Indian state of Jammu & Kashmir.
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She would suffer in agony for hours between Oxy doses, but her doctor insisted she stay on the 12-hour regimen.
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American Bethanie Mattek-Sands howled in agony after she slipped and suffered a horrific knee injury during a second round match.
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The winning photo in the labor category titled "The Surge" pictures a woman bent over in the shower, screaming in agony.
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Ait Said fell to the mat in agony, clutching the back of his knee and the lower part of his leg.
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It's un-healable, and if I'm particularly tired, I'll wake up and I'll open my eye and I'll be in agony.
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The man, doubled in agony, can do nothing as the child on his belly reaches for a final gulp of air.
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Winkler injured his groin in the first round after a rough landing and was in agony going into the second round.
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Then she goes back to wailing in agony, and the kids skip off to a party, like the Americans they are.
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I was up all night in agony because there have been some mad complications with the surgery I had last week.
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He takes morphine for pain, but 25 million people worldwide die in agony each year without access to such pain relief.
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But he closed the meet on the track, in agony, and in second place after losing the 313,000 meters to Muktar Edris.
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It's hard for me to even imagine his brown, freckled face turned up in agony with tears streaming down those stubbled jowls.
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On the inside I was in agony, terrified, afraid of failing, anxious about what to do next and how to do it.
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The real nightmare starts at around the 13-minute mark, if you just want to watch a grown man scream in agony.
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As Natalie cries in agony from being spun in the metal ball and practically suffocating, I feel like she is losing hope.
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However, Allen told The Sun, she was left "writhing on the bed in agony and crying," and was rushed to the hospital.
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The last flashback was set off by a noise that reminded me of my friend screaming in agony as he burned alive.
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In A Quiet Place the primal scream that people make when in agony or fear or rage becomes a nuanced cinematic object.
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A massive bonfire crackles hungrily, and at its heart, three screaming women are bound to a post, burning to death in agony.
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I spent the next two days throwing up and writhing in agony as the full effects of food poisoning ran its course.
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Most people, however, are left to live out their final days in agony, deprived of any avenues for a self-determined death.
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Frenzied parents paced the scene, wondering about the fates of their sons and daughters or screaming in agony upon seeing their bodies.
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I understand where the athletes are coming from... When you cannot train you are stressed, you live in agony which is disastrous.
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She says she rode home in agony and when the bus finally stopped she was just thrown on the lawn and left.
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ESPN's Jeff Passan reported that Burdi didn't break any bones while throwing the pitch that left him lying on the mound in agony.
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Without the high-dose oxycodone, Paul could no longer tolerate the days when his back pain flared up, locking him down in agony.
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Blood pouring down the sheets and Holofernes' eyes rolling back into his head in agony as he pathetically struggles to escape Judith's sword.
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"When I went for the interview, I saw patients in agony and I said, 'I can't come unless you get morphine,' " said Merriman.
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He's not sure how long he has to live, but he knows this: he doesn't want to spend his last days in agony.
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Neymar really made a meal of it, though, pounding the turf in agony (honestly, it didn't look like he got raked or anything).
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As the other driver wails in agony, they quickly flee the scene (hey, Bibby has warrants, Al's holding weed and the son's unlicensed).
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The last person to be hospitalized died in agony a day later without treatment for her kidney disease, doctors at the hospital said.
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It's abnormal to restrain people while they're getting tattooed, or for them to bolt upright in agony to escape the needle's unrelenting penetrations.
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Carlos Kleiber often resembled a wizard when he waved his baton, while Herbert von Karajan looked like he was crouched over in agony.
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As the leader of the gang moans in agony after having his throat slit, Leon sticks the razor blade inside his anus, cutting it.
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Like Kathleen with Pride & Prejudice, I too am always in agony over whether or not the two protagonists will get together in the end.
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Now, our family must wait in agony until a final verdict is delivered on May 30th, a verdict that has no right of appeal.
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The family spent a month in agony, not knowing what had happened before a relative contacted the Bureau of Forensic Sciences in San Juan.
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If you saw me in the Untucked aftershow after last week's episode, I'm practically catatonic, because I was corseted and I was in agony.
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Advancing troops could literally see the whites of the eyes on the other side, as well as hear horses and men dying in agony.
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Donna Ware's family waited in agony for a week before eventually learning on Friday that her remains were found at her home in Paradise.
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And then hundreds of people go up to the dial and each also turns it, so that eventually the victim is screaming in agony.
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In one case, after he drew a foul, he rolled on the grass in agony, only to jump up once he heard the whistle.
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White urges us to live honestly, to remain friends, to exile ourselves, to walk the streets in agony and to let ourselves be loved.
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You see cops drag the man who screams in agony before getting pummeled with such force he starts bleeding from his nose and mouth.
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Fans have been in agony waiting for the return of Netflix's hit coming-of-age series about Latino and Black teenagers in East Los Angeles.
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Are you so conditioned to want to argue that you immediately leapt to a side without questioning why this child's face is contorted in agony?
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This is a movie where a half-man / half-octopus cuts off, grills, and serves his own tentacles to oblivious diners while grimacing in agony.
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Representative Pat McGeehan (seen in agony in the photo above) says that he doesn't think he or his colleagues' illnesses are from the raw milk.
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IT LOOKS like something out of a Gothic movie: a metre-long monster that emerges slowly through blistered human skin, its victim writhing in agony.
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Then again, perhaps it's as Werner Herzog would have it and the birds are screaming in agony under the crushing weight of their own existence.
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While his wife moans in agony, the musician breaks into song with a little ukelele to tells us all about his new novel, The Christmasauras.
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If they shriek in agony and collapse in a pool of their own blood, they're hosts; if they continue to nurse their sarsaparilla, they're guests.
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The decisive moments often come later, on what might be called Heartbreak Downhill, much of the final five miles, where the thighs scream in agony.
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WASHINGTON — Surrounded by his colleagues in a cramped corridor behind the Senate Judiciary Committee, Senator Jeff Flake was in agony, getting pounded on all sides.
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You can probably guess what happens next, but it's still satisfying to watch: Once Donovan bites into the chip, he begins to writhe in agony.
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Conservationist Saba Douglas-Hamilton grows concerned when she sees Cherie fall ill and she watches, in agony, as the baby elephant tries to comfort his mom.
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As I sat in agony at the dentist's office last week getting my teeth cleaned, my dentist explained how dental care had come a long way.
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The Bilbao defender launched himself into a vicious tackle from behind, crunching into Maradona's leg and leaving the Argentine screaming in agony, his ankle badly broken.
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Yet as we hear of animals being skinned alive and see a bludgeoned pup linger in agony, any pro-hunt argument seems emphatically beside the point.
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It happened after Mitchell was poked in the eye while going up for a rebound and Mitchell dropped immediately to the ground and looked in agony.
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Using oil paint and expressive brush strokes, she portrays nude women laying down or hunched over in agony, figures contorted as they grasp their bloody abdomens.
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Familiar knee problems stunted his preparation in 2018 and led to him withdrawing in agony in the fifth set of a quarter-final with Marin Cilic.
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In "Nude in a Red Armchair" (1929), her contorted limbs are splayed over the seat, her breasts dangling from her throat, her mouth open in agony.
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When he's not wailing in agony, Peterson is a winning host: plucky, chummy, and childlike — a natural proxy for his legion of young fans, the Coyote Pack.
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I sat on the couch holding my diaper-clad toddler, watching him catch a few minutes of sleep, waiting anxiously for him to awake again in agony.
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Officer Delgado recounted a harrowing night of watching club patrons trip over corpses and writhe in agony as their bullet-ridden bodies were pulled across broken glass.
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Mr. Smit-McPhee said that with help from a physical therapist, he "went from limping in agony each day to eventually walking by the end" of shooting.
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"We're living today in a very precarious socio-economic situation which could lead at any time to a humanitarian disaster, our country is in agony," he said.
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At night, he dreamed that he could see — up close, in real time — innocent people being maimed and killed, their bodies dismembered, their faces contorted in agony.
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"I'm kidnapped," Cindy, who, like her husband, did not want her last name published because of fear of reprisals, recalled José uttering in agony over the phone.
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Treem writes in Variety that she discovered she was pregnant when she woke up in agony due to an "ovarian torsion" that was the result of the pregnancy.
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He recalled, for instance, that during his recovery in the ICU, the morphine often wore off, leaving him in agony over the 12-inch incision in his abdomen.
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Seeing a Catholic soldier in agony, he was said to have found a crucifix and held it to the dying man's lips, before succumbing to enemy fire himself.
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The first time Nicklaus withdrew from a tournament, he said, was in 1981 in Ohio when his back started spasming and he dropped to his knees in agony.
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And though their characters have just endured the destruction of their civilization and the slaughter of most of their families, voices are seldom raised in agony or lamentation.
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In the second half, with the game still scoreless, Cuper exhorted his players forward, punching the air, spinning around in agony and disbelief whenever they lost the ball.
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Pete Dern lays in agony on a driveway surrounded by a half-dozen of his comrades, a neighbor's cell phone camera rolls on what would become a viral video.
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I hate feeling cold and the thought of taking a freezing shower first thing in the morning makes me want to scream in agony and hide under my duvet.
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Nights sleeping on a cold hard floor have left him in agony and unable to walk, so he depends on friends to carry him across the the muddy field.
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It means he goes from sitting in the bathroom in agony for a few hours every day to emptying a little baggy into a toilet every now and then.
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In a particularly ribald moment, one clutches his chest in agony and proclaims, naked, "My heart starts racing just thinking about it," when recollecting a favorite male musician's performance.
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The twists in his story have left Turner, 45, in agony, convinced that Catherine, 31, is faking the severity of her mental illness to avoid a trial and answers.
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Viral videos are still making the rounds, showing quivering chins, engineers rocking in their chairs almost in agony, and pumping fists and the widely popular handshake by young engineers.
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What I never understood was why his feelings mattered more than mine -- more than the feelings of his daughter, a very much still alive young woman, and in agony.
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Young men found in their beds having passed in the night, their faces screwed up as if they died in agony, like something came for them in their dreams.
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But the traditional practice of female genital mutilation (FGM) left her in agony, bedridden for a week then with painful periods every month and troubles conceiving when she married.
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A player for Manchester City had broken away toward the goal, but at his moment of opportunity he stumbled over, collapsing and then recoiling, his face contorted in agony.
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"Been feeling sorry for myself all day because my f—ing eye is in agony and getting worse and worse," Smith captioned an Instagram post of himself eating ice cream.
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The basketball loving world collectively shuddered last evening as the first half of Game 4 between the Rockets and Warriors ended with Steph Curry clutching his right knee in agony.
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Clutching his forehead, clearly in agony, Cyborg was immediately treated by medics as Page reemerged wearing a Pokemon inspired baseball and rolled a 'Pokeball' in the direction of his counterpart.
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Zurbarán only soared into the canon in the 1840s, when the Louvre opened its Galerie Espagnole, and Parisians discovered his frank, no-nonsense pictures of saints in agony and ecstasy.
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When she died in agony following bowel surgery in 1737, Queen Caroline — the first Princess of Wales since Henry VIII's first wife Catherine of Aragon — was deeply mourned across Britain.
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Maggie jumped off the fence and as she landed she cried out in pain, clutching her foot in agony as the cops approached us, having long since given ourselves away.
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In Agony, it's not enough to watch someone smash a bunch of bleeding and screaming fetuses over and over, you need to find them strung up by their umbilical cords, too.
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Every time she touched him with the flat of the scalpel blade, he shuddered as if in agony, grunted in the back of his throat and pushed his hips into her.
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During his action sequences, which could be up to 20 minutes long, his face would scrunch up in agony, his body would bruise, and his four-times-broken nose would bleed.
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His contemporaries here aren't as much nature hosts as they are the legends of being compellingly in agony: Johnny Knoxville, Cristiano Ronaldo, an entire oeuvre of backyard stunts gone virally awry.
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You can see, when she's crying in agony or searching for answers in an appointment with her doctor, how the torment of the chronic pain condition fibromyalgia wears down her soul.
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In Ohio, a federal judge recently wrote that part of the state's lethal injection protocol is akin to waterboarding, and botched procedures in other states have left men writhing in agony.
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A woman sitting next to me left the theater after a used condom cried out in agony on screen; I heard her muttering the word "disgusting" as she stepped into the aisle.
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But this match was, nonetheless, an exercise in agony for Ronaldo, a steady stream of unclaimed opportunities followed, immediately, by a varying slate of expressions indicating disappointment in the most obvious way.
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Families of the victims described waiting in agony to hear about the fates of their relatives who were shopping for things like school supplies and party decorations in the popular shopping complex.
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But the Bruins had reason to hold their breath when the freshman sensation Lonzo Ball landed hard on his right hip and momentarily writhed in agony after leaping to catch a pass.
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Type in "woman period" to Google Images, Getty, or Shutterstock, and you'll be bombarded by images of women clutching their abdomens, wincing in agony as they press hot water bottles to their bodies.
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The acting was realistic enough for me, however, when the uncle ground his staff into the prisoner's legs as the first part of his punishment and the prisoner screamed and writhed in agony.
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Johnny is in agony, but as readers looking over his shoulder at the past generation we can tell that something strange is going on with his father and a man named Clifford Haxby.
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I keep thinking how different our story might be if we came seeking asylum today: I could be that child, pulled from her mother's arms by strangers, screaming in agony, confusion and terror.
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In the back, we knelt on the seat to peer out the rear window—seeing, in the broken grasses at the side of the road, the furry creature writhing in agony. Daddy—stop!
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Cornell never met a shirt he couldn't rip off or at least slash at the sleeves— constantly writhing in agony, shredding the guitar on his knees, flashing masterful Mr. Steal Your Girl stares.
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Instead Soukhamthath held O'Malley down, doing little, until the fight ended and it was revealed that O'Malley couldn't actually stand, and had his arm raised in victory while still in agony on the floor.
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Technology alienates everyone: consciousness becomes unmoored, bodies become arbitrary and disposable, sex becomes less a biological function than a psychological dysfunction, the planet and its host of forgotten nature spirits cries out in agony.
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During the call -- obtained by TMZ -- a guy aiding the injured man explains the dire situation to the dispatcher, saying the man's screaming in agony and is trapped under a heavy shoe-making machine.
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Karev totally tears up whenever Meredith yells in agony, crushing viewers' hearts everywhere, and a dead silence when she opens her eyes reveals the biggest hit she took during the attack — she can't hear.
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A 2015 Atlantic story by Joe Fassler details the night his wife waited in agony for 14 hours because the emergency room staff didn't believe that her pain was as bad as she claimed.
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"We are being punished for being in pain," said Amy Monahan-Curtis, 44, who has been living in agony since 1993 due to condition called cervical dystonia that causes her neck muscles to contract involuntarily.
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The Trump administration's "zero tolerance" immigration policy, which involves separating migrant children from their parents, is cruel and indefensible—just listen to the audio of the young children taken by border patrol weeping in agony.
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I was in agony — reliving every detail of the violence described to me by the police, putting myself in the place of the victims, feeling their fear but unable to help them in any way.
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After 15 minutes we were treated to the bizarre sight of O'Malley receiving the decision victory, while laying flat on his back in agony, in the same spot he was when the final buzzer went.
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Teixeira, who had earlier crumpled to the ground in agony when he fouled a ball off his foot, compounded his misery by grounding into a double play that ended the fourth with two runners aboard.
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But when the guy sitting next to you at the sports bar groans in agony over a late missed extra point, there's a good chance he just lost a little more than his team pride.
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By working to reduce prescribing, government regulators, insurers, law enforcement officials, legislators and other policymakers have ignored the genuine dangers of leaving people in agony, including suicide and increased risk for heart attacks and strokes.
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It forced one woman to go into sepsis before inducing labor, repeatedly sent another home in agony before treating her, and forced another woman to spend three days in the hospital before she required additional surgery.
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It's significant to me that the ghost story or the "weird tale" after the Great War becomes a horror story, very literally a story of bodies in agony, reflecting the Dante-esque realities of modern war.
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Snakes used for their skinare commonly nailed to trees, and their bodies are cut open from end to end — and because of their slow metabolisms, these complex animals are often in agony for hours before dying.
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"What you see here is the face of the current government, a frightened government in agony," Zaal Udumashvili, one of the leaders of the opposition United National Movement, told Reuters, commenting on the newly erected barricades.
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While most people are in agony over their plunging net worth amid stock market gyrations due to the coronavirus, those who are in the FIRE movement — that's "financial independence, retire early" — have their eye on bargains.
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AUGUSTA, Ga. (Reuters) - As he lay on his back wincing in agony at the second tee on Thursday, it was difficult to imagine that Jason Day would muster much of a challenge at Augusta National this week.
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The South Korean's late tackle on Gomes in the 79th minute at Goodison Park in Liverpool, resulted in the Portuguese falling awkwardly onto his ankle, which subsequently bent almost 180 degrees and left him screaming in agony.
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The figures are white men, wearing ghoulish rubber masks, who stand over and prepare to castrate a black man — presumably for being seen with the white woman sitting in the pickup's cabin, hiding her face in agony.
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It is not known if Foundation Care's drugs caused prisoners to die in agony — in part because Missouri made it difficult if not impossible for witnesses to know if an inmate might be experiencing pain during an execution.
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In 1920, 7-year-old Mary Sheeler died in "agony" from severe burns after her dress caught fire at the church's private school and her parents refused to consult a doctor, according to a Lebanon Daily News investigation.
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Flip him upside-down and he'll turn up the sass: Or toss him in the air or drop him on the ground and he'll yell out in agony: All in all, the InteracTech Stormtrooper is one fun toy.
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Footage of young victims foaming at the mouth and weeping in agony has thrust Syria's civil war - in which half a million people have been killed in the past seven years - to the forefront of world concern again.
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"I loved it," Louis-Dreyfus said, and pointed out two women with their backs to the crowd: one holding an ice-cream cone—breezy—and the other with pink eyes swollen shut, screaming in agony into the sky.
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The show includes some darker drawings made in 1975, after Nixon had resigned in disgrace, and a monumental, seldom-seen painting, "San Clemente," which shows a weeping, red-faced Nixon in agony from a colossal, phlebitis-inflamed leg.
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"A campy, juiced-up ker-splat, busy with clumsy pyrotechnics and never nearing the vicinity of satire," wrote The Village Voice, just one of many voices to cry out in agony over this version starring Mark Wahlberg as the visiting astronaut.
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Yet the less attractive side of his game was also on display, as he writhed on the floor, seemingly in agony, after Mexico's Miguel Layun had made the slightest contact with his ankle, before making an immediate and miraculous recovery.
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" As he collapses to the floor in agony, our screen fades into a beautiful, sunny hillside; accompanied by soothing guitar music, the Lone Survivor sits alongside a woman, who assures him: "It's been a long time since we left the city.
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He also "acted like a crazy person around my apartment," which makes sense because during many of Leatherwood&aposs scenes from season three, he&aposs often seen lying on the floor in agony as Lucifer&aposs soul fights for dominance.
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Terrified and in agony over her closeted life, J.J. attempted suicide, and the entire game is a sort of near-death fever dream where J.J.'s identity swims between liminal spaces — closeted and out, alive and dead, whole and in literal pieces.
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Men are tortured and strung up in Agony, but it's the women who strut around the world without clothes, whose screams of "pull it out" become environmental texture, and who the game constantly, specifically goes out of its way to violently degrade.
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They get to watch up close as Vikings players hobble off the field in agony on their way to the home locker room as they pass through the club by way of a surreal, casino-like tunnel of personal seat license dystopia.
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I've rushed to the emergency room at four in the morning; missed out on days of pay while on the floor in agony, and had to suffer the indignity of explaining to housemates why I was stuck in the bathroom all evening.
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Men with enormous arms are propped up against the walls, their faces contorted in agony as their gym buddies bellow at them to keep pumping out more curls; that is, when they are not staring down their own reflections in the wall mirrors.
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I stood in front of some pale acrylics from the '70s, recalling a scene from "Amadeus," when Antonio Salieri grips Mozart's clean first drafts of music in agony: I was staring through the cage of those meticulous ink strokes at an absolute beauty.
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There are far too many YouTube videos of people eating Carolina Reapers with disturbing results: Their faces redden and contort in agony, they start to swear, cough, and cry, and they often end up running or slinking away to throw up or lie down.
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Williams was fired in August after the footage of one of the cheerleaders, 13-year-old Ally Wakefield, was made public and showed her screaming in agony as Williams and her fellow cheerleaders held her in the splits position during a June 6 training session.
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The source also said Neilson endured plenty of "hard times" in her life, most notably the 2010 suicide of her best friend, designer Alexander McQueen — "she was rocked by his death" — and a horse riding accident five years ago that left her in agony.
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Frimet Goldberger, a mother of two and freelance writer who left the Satmar sect of Hasidim, based partly in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, recalled a scene when Giti is in agony during labor and her husband, by Haredi custom, cannot be in the delivery room with her.
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She spent the night in agony, she said, wondering if her son was OK. Jordan told BuzzFeed News that on his side of the call, a tech pressed his face into the glass wall of the nurse's station, punched him in his gut, and then restrained him.
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Penguins fans need no silver lining and this will probably serve as little comfort for Capitals fans that are prone on their living room floor, moaning in agony while their children watch in confused horror, but there is good news to come out of all this.
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Huth grappled Fellaini around the chest from behind, then Fellaini cocked his elbow back as Huth grabbed his hair and tugged, gently, slowly, then, while Fellaini moaned in agony, he slapped Huth in the face and Huth dropped to his knees... ok, did someone touch the thermostat?
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"American Horror Story: Cult" begins its story on election night, switching back and forth between two very different evenings: A married gay couple (Sarah Paulson, Alison Pill), watching in agony with some friends, and a bitter 30-year-old man named Kai (Evan Peters), ecstatically celebrating at home alone.
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BARBARA J. KING, Williamsburg, Va. • To the Sports Editor: What does it say about the human psyche that some still cheer bulls being stabbed to death in bullfighting rings and applaud as the animals die in agony in a pool of blood and their ears are cut off as trophies?
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The psychedelic, tortured Christ hanging in agony and/or ecstasy on Fontana's churning crosses also prefigures the emergence of body art performance in the '70s as a major form in which the human physique was exploited as an integral and expandable perceptual instrument — stimulated to reach states of euphoric, erogenous frenzy.
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After four hours of crying in agony, lying on the floor of the waiting room in the Pregnancy Unit among expectant mothers, a scan revealed what I was afraid of: that the abortion had not been successful and was classified as "incomplete," a word I vaguely remembered hearing in my first consultation.
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Execution by lethal injection should take about seven minutes, but some executions using midazolam have taken much longer; in 2014, Arizona's Joseph Wood snorted and gasped, seemingly in agony, for nearly two hours before finally dying after being given massive doses of drugs via repeated injections in an attempt to kill him.
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" You see that dynamic play out clearly in Rosemary's Baby, when a distraught Rosemary confesses to a group of female friends that she's been in agony for months, but unable to do anything about the pain because her OB-GYN, Dr. Saperstein (Ralph Bellamy) keeps telling her it'll pass "in a day or two.
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It captures the emotions that come with being left on Read, waiting in agony for the three typing dots to produce an actual message, believing you're being subtweeted, and putting your heart on the line via text only to get the shrimp emoji as a response and spending the entire day reading into its meaning.
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The President's unpopularity has also led to the groundswell of activism -- seen through the Women's March, pro-gun control efforts, the Black Lives Matter movement and more -- and interest in non-presidential elections among rank-and-file voters after Democrats watched in agony as their voters sat out eight years of off-year elections.
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She would later report that for two and a half hours, Cook raped her, with and without a condom, at one point choking her until she began to lose her vision, slapping her, and telling her that since he (eventually) put on a small amount of lube, she had "no excuse" for crying out in agony.
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Is there a more horrifying death than having your elbows and knees broken and mouth surgically attached to someone else's asshole, while having someone else's mouth surgically attached to yours, and suffering in agony for a few days as some sicko trains you to be his housepet until you inevitably succumb to the slow, nauseating delirium of sepsis?
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Later that night, in the Celtics' season opener, against the Cavaliers, Hayward and Irving spent exactly 5 minutes 15 seconds cohabitating the court as new teammates before it all crumbled apart: Hayward grimacing in agony near one of the baskets after an alley-oop gone awry, his left leg fixed at a gruesome angle, his future suddenly uncertain.
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One of Page's videos has been viewed more times than McGregor's Bellator cage invasionAfter he fractured his opponent's skull with a flying knee at Bellator 158 at the O2 Arena in London in 2016, he grabbed a Pokémon-themed hat and rolled a Pokeball at the man he had defeated, Evangelista "Cyborg" Santos, who was writhing on the floor in agony.
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Throughout the year, we watched in agony;Brussels, Orlando, Nice — we saw tragedyThe Obamas' priorities were global education,But Melania never learned about plagiarizationAs Black Lives Matter took the nation by storm,Quarterback Kaepernick refused to conformThe Dakota Access Pipeline was heavily debated,Celebrities joined in because the project was hatedBritain left the EU, 22016 to 2108,Trump won — will Americans now emigrate?
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Just slag off whoever's currently crouched behind a Macbook trying to remember how a trackpad works so they can play approximately 32 seconds of six songs on YouTube before falling over and ripping the aux out of the laptop, bringing the laptop crashing to the floor where they writhe in agony amongst a puddle of spilt beer and discarded ash.
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But LACS has documented shooters leaving birds to flap around in agony at their feet as they continue firing into the air, while in other cases the birds are known to be mauled to death by the dogs used to collect them, or they land in nearby rivers and drown, or they're simply left to die slowly from their injuries after not being picked up.
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She'd say, "And then he said, 'You make my dick so hard,' " and the boy would shriek in agony and grab her leg, saying, "Oh, my God, stop, please, no, I can't take it anymore," and the two of them would collapse into each other's arms and laugh and laugh—but of course there was no such future, because no such boy existed, and never would.
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Great because you're done, which is nice, but then you wait in agony as the world absorbs and digests what you've written and tells you that your entire thesis is wrong, or you've mixed up 4chan and 8chan, or you wrote that the concept of a "non-playable character" came from video games when it really originated in tabletop role-playing games such as Dungeons & Dragons.
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"If the midazolam fails to keep the prisoner under anesthesia, the prisoner would be awake and aware but unable to move or speak or even open his eyes, so he would then look completely serene despite being in agony," Braden said, adding that forcing Williams to experience such pain without a sedative would be a violation of the Eighth Amendment, which outlaws cruel and unusual punishment.
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Or later in elementary school when we learned about Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. My teacher told us how back then black people couldn't drink at the same water fountains as white people, and I sat in agony as all of my white-skinned peers peeked over the tops of their textbooks looking at me — the only black kid in a sea of white.
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There was a moment where it seemed like it was all over for the Hound as the Mountain grasped his brother's head in his hands and began to squeeze, pushing his fingers into the Hound's eyes in a scene that mirrored the Mountain's iconic fight with Oberyn Martell — the fight that left the Mountain dying in agony thanks to Oberyn's poison spear and led to his resurrection as an undead guard for the queen.
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