You could say: lie back and think of Norman Lear.
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Maywa asks us to lie back down on our blankets.
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We get seltzer and popcorn and lie back and relax and watch.
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When you lie back and dream of England, what do you see?
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Even if the circumstances are harrowing, lie back and try to relax.
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Players settle their internal scores while their actual enemies lie back and laugh.
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You get to lie back, while the minority tribe scrambles to please you.
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And when you lie back, the stars are swaying just that little bit.
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Inside, men lie back on army issue camp beds, staring at the canvas ceiling.
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Just lie back, gaze upward, and streaks of bright light should alight your eyes.
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Citizens plug cords into their forearms, lie back, and await the word of the day.
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They were in total control, and Russia was willing to lie back and take whatever they did.
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Let me lie back and dream of the English countryside as Chris Evans bicep-curls me into oblivion.
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Wash away the day's makeup, slather on a generous amount of whichever mask you've chosen, and lie back.
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Pour yourself a glass of wine, lie back, and slap it on, making sure to cover the bikini lines.
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Set the controls for the heart of Los Angeles, or Boston, or both, and lie back and snooze, baby.
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We don't just lie back and let them do what they want, to play these games with these TRAP laws.
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It wants you to gasp, scratch your head, and then lie back, in awe at how clever it all is.
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You're right, the experience ... If they don't have a lie-back chair I ain't going to a movie theater anymore.
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Supposedly, audiences passively lie back and let cinematic stories wash over them, without mentally working to meet the creators halfway.
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He has repeatedly voiced frustration at Congress's unwillingness to lie back and let him run things as he sees fit.
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" She advises making the room "the darker the better" and to "lie back and think of the magnolias in our garden.
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Seeing him lie back in a chair that's probably more expensive than your whole house is guaranteed to make you sad.
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I didn't feel any pain or contractions, so I decided to lie back down and try to sleep a little longer.
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The taitas play a harmonica tune as some people go outside in search of relief; others lie back in their hammocks.
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"And at night we can lie back on our deck and admire the stars above without pollution blocking our view," O'Keefe said.
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Instead of speaking, I lie back in my chair that's turned to face the sun's full strength and try to become browner.
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I put water on to boil for some white tea and lie back in bed with my other cat while I wait for it.
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They talk and stretch and hop up and down, and push and nudge each other, until they either go in or lie back down.
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It had been a long and active trip, which, combined with the recent food poisoning, meant I was happy to lie back and snooze.
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The whole thing was super easy: You just lie back in a reclining chair and the light is placed directly in front of your face.
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Long hours, lots of sitting in a stiff position — every now and then the desire to stretch out and lie back must be almost overwhelming.
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I'd start to get ready for work and immediately need to lie back down because the strength it took to shower was all I had.
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Lie Back & Think Of WesterosIf you weren't a fan of the High Sparrow before, this episode's exchange about marital duties will only seal the deal.
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Among the region's more tempting accommodations are the glass-igloo hotels of Finland, where you can simply lie back and watch the show in bed.
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I swish the tincture around in my mouth and swallow, then lie back on a bolster and let the sound of the sitar carry me away.
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The boys who lie back, or stand up, allowing their flies to be unzipped however much they charge however much they charge give more than they get.
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Then I lie back down, roll onto my left shoulder, and am flooded with a resounding message for the rest of the night: It's not about you!
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Last year's festival featured a Queen Victoria (accompanied by a sign that read, "Lie back and think of England"), a David Bowie and at least four President Trumps.
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Near the end of our conversation, she asked me to lie back in a red leather recliner and "relax" — a word truly no person with anxiety fully comprehends.
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But monopoly is also an idea that affects us every single time we get home, kick off our shoes, and lie back on the couch to entertain ourselves.
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Lie back and attempt to take in as much of the sky as possible, but most importantly, just remain patient and wait for the meteors to fly above you.
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"It's so important to go through that so that when you actually go into space, you just lie back and enjoy the whole experience," he said at the time.
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"Normally when the hot towel goes on, guys lie back and turn off and they only snap out of it when I apply the cold towel 45 minutes later."
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That said, the serenity prayer suggests to me that I grab my popcorn and simply lie back to see how Ryan, Kevin McCarthy, Pelosi, and Hoyer work out this waltz.
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In the small light on my bedside table I see her settle into the warm place where I just was and I wish I could lie back down to sleep.
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Despite the semi-angsty narrative, it's an easygoing, R&B-flecked jam with the kind of slow, winding beat that makes you want to lie back and light a joint.
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First off, here's the basic rundown of what'll happen: After undressing and donning that sexy paper gown, you'll lie back and put your heels in the stirrups attached to the exam table.
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Players can also tweak the game's artificial intelligence, altering how their wrestlers act during a match—are they super aggressive or do they lie back and wait for the perfect opportunity to strike?
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It's a touching moment that suggests he, too, has grown, and he traces his seemingly compulsive need to lie back to his early modeling days, when he tried to dazzle the industry with stories.
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Put on your dancing skirt, climb aboard a gaggle of spud admirers, lie back in your glossy fat, and accept the spicy admirations of Señor Chimichurri my dear, for ours is a steak and potatoes.
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He could no longer "float like a butterfly" but he could lie back against the ropes, like a living heavy bag, and allow an opponent like the hapless George Foreman to exhaust himself trying to knock him out.
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Rather than giving their subjects a task to complete and watching their brains to see which parts lit up, they'd tell them to lie back, let their minds wander, and try not to fall asleep for about six minutes.
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Try and pretend for just a second, just one second, that the next time you go round a mate's house the pair of you will earnestly lie back on a beanbag and watch the lava lamp in full flow.
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Lying still and sleeping a lot while seasick, I will then jump up and perform various tasks needed of me around the boat—the seasickness practically gone for the moment—only to lie back down once the chore is done.
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Users lie back and enjoy the show, maybe looking around a bit while they're at it (but don't look around too much – Badoink VR videos are just 180 degrees, so look too far in one direction and you'll fall into the abyss).
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The idea is that you lie back on your bed with the upper half of your body encased in the box, leaving you free to watch whatever you want on your phone without having to worry about your roommate being able to peer over your shoulder.
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Outside the airport there is no hotel, no numbered door that opens on a room with a bed where she can sit and then lie back, prizing each shoe off with the toe of the other foot, so that one shoe and then the other drops to the carpet.
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A standard visit to the dentist might go something like this: You are ushered into a putty-colored room, where you lie back and tensely examine the pores in the ceiling tiles while a stranger roots around in your mouth, poking your gums and occasionally smearing fruit-flavored polishing paste onto your chin.
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And if the only alternative to stopping Trump in a deeply divisive and unhealthy way is letting him be the party's candidate for president, with all the divisiveness and risk and poison that entails, I just don't see why Republicans should lie back and accept that fate if there is a plausible mechanism to avert it.
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Watching MacDonald lie back almost gently onto the ground was a heartbreaker beyond what I'd ever experienced as a fight fan, something almost unbearable to watch—to see a fighter that vulnerable and that thoroughly broken, past the point of will to mitigate—a rare flash in a brutal sport of the most profound and undeniable human connectedness.
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Any subtlety goes for naught, because soon the speaker says: All I once knew of the world now fills With lies and fear and terror, flies past us And dies as you lie back, the last sentence Ever spoken in the lost tongue of the poets That went This was our planet, a past tense, Some dot gerrymandered into fire.
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"Here your alarm clock is replaced by the sound of monkeys and the only decision to make each day is whether to go surfing, explore one of the beautiful unspoilt beaches, or enjoy an aerial view of the jungle on the world's longest zipline canopy tour… or you can just lie back and relax with a cold beer and some of the freshest ceviche we've ever tasted."
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But since there is no perfect anti-Trump messenger, since every prominent Republican is in some sense part of "the establishment" that he is successfully railing against, the argument eventually carries you to a kind of ludicrous fatalism, in which the rogues and opportunists and has-beens of the G.O.P. rally noisily around the Donald, but the party's more capable and honorable public servants are supposed to lie back and hope the hostile takeover somehow fails without saying much of anything beyond the occasional "don't go too far, Donald …" interjection.
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Its origins may lie back as far as the Neolithic period. The name likely derives from a prominent copse of birch trees that used to exist near the road at Geiselbach (Hesse).
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I'll paint > different. I wish he could come on the ranch. I wish he could lie back and > look into the sky till he became sleepy--and lie there and sleep. I wish he > could see the Polish boy.
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It has four reflexed sepals in shades of bright pink or lavender which lie back against the body of the flower. These may have bases of white or yellow which rim the corolla. From the corolla mouth protrude large black anthers and a thready stigma. It flowers from June to August.
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It has five reflexed sepals in shades of magenta or white which lie back against the body of the flower. At the sepal bases is a ring of bright yellow. From the corolla mouth protrude large dark red or black anthers surrounding a threadlike pink stigma. The fruit is circumscissile.
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Yet fought in the War – God only knows why – and isn't ashamed of it, even now. But – apart from that excursion into militarism – you know the sort of thing: comfortable scepticism, psychological armchair – lie back, light a cigarette and let this tiresome world rip, while you manicure your polished little ego. Still, he has polished his. He's rather charming.
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Marlowe, Sam. "Lie back and think of 1948", The Times, 6 January 2004, p. 15 A month after the run at the Apollo ended, the BBC televised the play for the third time, on 11 October 1949; Hermione Baddeley played Miss Whitchurch and Denys Blakelock played Pond. Other cast members included Digby Wolfe (Tassell), Alan Wheatley (Billings) and Isabel Dean (Joyce Harper).
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Each flower nods, with its pointed center aimed at the ground when fresh, and becomes more erect with age. It has four or five reflexed sepals in shades of pink, lavender, or white which lie back against the body of the flower. Each sepal base has a blotch of bright yellow. From the corolla mouth protrude large dark anthers surrounding a threadlike stigma.
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In June 2013, to commemorate the 70th anniversary of the incident, the University of Central Lancashire held a symposium. It included a screening of the 2009 documentary Choc’late Soldiers from the USA which was produced by Gregory Cooke, and a performance of Lie Back and Think of America, a play written by Natalie Penn of Front Room that had played at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.
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JoAnn Elam (April 20, 1949 – June 25, 2009) was a Chicago-based experimental independent filmmaker. Her films explored socio-political topics, from feminism to working-class struggles. During the 1970's and '80's, Elam became a central figure in the experimental film scene of Chicago. She is best known for the films Rape (1975) and Lie Back and Enjoy It (1982), which can be accredited in part to their continuous distribution from Canyon Cinema.
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Dodecatheon redolens−Primula fragrans is a hairy, thick-rooted perennial with long, clumping leaves around the base. It erects slim, tall, hairy stems which are dark in color and are topped with inflorescences of 5 to 10 showy flowers. Each flower nods with its mouth pointed to the ground when new, and becomes more erect with age. It has five reflexed sepals in shades of pink, lavender, or white which lie back against the body of the flower.
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With Antoine off-air, weatherman Storm Field took the position as the evening weather forecaster. Grimsby, introducing Storm Field quipped "Lie back, relax and enjoy the weather with Storm Field." While the reaction to Grimsby's statement was not as severe as Antoine's, the impact of the statement offended women as well. The newspapers noted that Ellen Bradley, a rape victim and a secretary at the station, wrote Grimsby a stern note about making such a comment on air.
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During his early career he joined Zoot Money's Big Roll Band on bass and vocals, alongside the guitarist Andy Summers. He then replaced John McVie in John Mayall & the Bluesbreakers, while also recording with Aynsley Dunbar and Dick Heckstall-Smith. In 1970 he joined the band Juicy Lucy as lead vocalist and recorded the album Lie Back and Enjoy It. This band included future Whitesnake guitarist Micky Moody and featured in the 1971 film Bread. Williams later collaborated with Moody on the album Smokestacks, Broomdusters and Hoochie Coochie Men in 2002.
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The answers to these mysteries may lie back in southeast Lebanon, in a secret encampment to which Bourne and Rebeka escaped following a firefight weeks ago. The complex trail links to the mission given to Treadstone directors Peter Marks and Soraya Moore: find the semi-mythic terrorist assassin known as Nicodemo. In the course of Bourne's desperate, deadly search for a secret that will alter the future of the entire world, he will experience both triumph and loss, and his life will never be the same. Now everything turns on the amnesiac.
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Mega Man battling Dhalsim Street Fighter X Mega Man mimics the appearance and gameplay style of Mega Man games released on the Nintendo Entertainment System. The game's premise and plot center around its status as a crossover video game and the respective anniversaries of both franchises. Having fought countless Robot Masters over the years, Mega Man is ready to lie back, relax and enjoy his 25th anniversary. Getting wind of this, Ryu and his fellow Street Fighters want one last battle before they let their own anniversary finish.
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Beattie released his first single "We Are Stars" in 2017. In 2019, he uploaded the anti-Brexit and Conservative Party song "Boris Song" onto YouTube, becoming viral. His debut album People Like Us was released in 2020, reaching number 18 on the UK Albums Chart's mid-week chart according to Official Charts Company, and eventually debuting at number 68 with sales of 1,449 units. In May 2020 Beattie was interviewed by Robin Galloway on Pure Radio about his pride in the Scottish sound of the album, saying that his "heart will always lie back home".
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First UK Edition, T. Fisher Unwin Ltd., London, 1920 a parody of Longfellow’s ‘Hiawatha’ that described the trials and tribulations of a young British officer serving in Macedonia. Although written by one of the editors, and much advertised in it, the Balkan News is mentioned only once in the poem, when its 'hero', after being wounded in an assault on the Bulgarian trenches, had a spell in hospital where: :Every morning after breakfast :He would lie back on his pillows, :Read his Balkan News in comfort, :Spend his day in eating, sleeping …….
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She started to create smaller works that valued function as well as emotional content; pieces that demanded an intimate relationship with the viewer. Through the use of subtle color, upholstery, and graphic elements, her work stood out in the field that was quickly turning towards the era's trends of bright-colors and abstraction. As her work and career progressed, Somerson's work narrowed focus on the emotional experience of furniture. Her 1992 piece titled "Botanical Reading Couch" invites viewers to lie back in the piece and recollect a familiar couch from home or from their childhood.
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Eight, you can sit down on a bed with your legs straight and you will lie back and come back up without using your hands. Ninth, you will place your arms on the side of a chair and with your legs backwards you will push down until your abdominal touches the chair. Tenth, you will lie down with your feet straight and raise your legs up to a right angle and then back down. For a better visual understanding, all these exercises were obtained from an Abdominal Exercise Journal.
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In November 2018, Kingston was arrested after he obstructed traffic by blocking the road outside the Houses of Parliament. It was reported that when police moved him out of the way of traffic, he repeatedly attempted to lie back in the road. In April 2019, he was arrested again for his part in a protest that disrupted the Docklands Light Railway when he and other activists climbed on the roof of a train while another protester glued themselves to one of the doors. He was granted bail on the conditions that he would respect a curfew and not travel to London.
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Garrett rejects the money saying they can pay him in full when Billy is brought in and warns them that he will be successful as long as another cattle war is not started. Meanwhile, Billy returns to his gang at Old Fort Sumner, where he decides to lie back for a few days. He is confronted by three strangers looking to kill him; all three are killed in the subsequent shootout, helped by another stranger called Alias (Bob Dylan), who kills one of the men with a knife through the neck. Alias had witnessed Billy's escape from the Lincoln County Jail.
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In the opinion of many observers, Ali became a different fighter after the 3½-year layoff. Ferdie Pacheco, Ali's corner physician, noted that he had lost his ability to move and dance as before. This forced Ali to become more stationary and exchange punches more frequently, exposing him to more punishment while indirectly revealing his tremendous ability to take a punch. This physical change led in part to the "rope-a-dope" strategy, where Ali would lie back on the ropes, cover up to protect himself and conserve energy, and tempt opponents to punch themselves out.
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The fight itself was rather anticlimactic, as there had been huge excitement about the May 3 card, which featured two other world title match-ups. Both Hasegawa and Vetyeka wanted to land counter punches, leading to a great deal of inactivity from both sides. Neither fighter seemed willing to expose themselves, and few hard punches were thrown in the early rounds of the fight. The open scoring system was used in the fight, and Hasegawa was leading in the judges' scorecards going into the later rounds, but Vetyeka continued to lie back and wait for Hasegawa to attack.
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D. W. Winnicott in his article of that name (1958/64) highlighted the importance of the capacity to be alone, distinguishing it from both withdrawal and loneliness, and seeing it as derived from an internalisation of the non-intrusive background presence of a mothering figure.A. Akhtar, Comprehensive Dictionary of Psychoanalysis (2009) p. 43 Winnicott in his writings always stressed the importance of the baby being allowed "just to lie back and float", and of the "opportunity that the baby has to experience separation without separation".D. W. Winnicott, The Child, the Family and the Outside World (1973) p.
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Aki-chan knows his master wants to watch from a distance while Aki-chan has sex with the duped Ueno. Explaining that his master will get mad if things don't go his way, and may even hurt Ueno, Aki-chan persuades him to have sex to keep his master happy. In a car outside the building, the master, smirking, watches the two via a hidden camera. Initially just expecting Ueno to lie back and allow him to do all the work (something Aki-chan seems accustomed to), he is surprised when Ueno reciprocates and takes the active role.
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She moves around the room browsing through his possessions, brushes her teeth with his toothbrush and declines to take the bath he had run for her. Stepping back into the bedroom, the woman turns to face the man and confronts him, asking slowly "what the fuck is going on?" He motions to her to join him on the bed and at her prompting, he reveals in the ensuing conversation that he has been living in the hotel room for "more than a month", and that he had left to escape their relationship. They lie back on the bed looking at one another before being interrupted by the arrival of room service.
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Lie Back and Enjoy It is the second album by British-American blues rock group Juicy Lucy, which was released in 1970. Although several members of the band had been replaced since the release of their first album, most notably singer Ray Owen and lead guitarist Neil Hubbard, it was generally considered to be a respectable follow up to their eponymous debut album of the previous year. The bulk of the songs were written by the band, although the album does feature the addition of Willie Dixon's "Built for Comfort" and a cover of the Frank Zappa song "Willie the Pimp". The album peaked at number 53 in the UK Albums Chart in November 1970.
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The villages of All Stretton and Little Stretton remain separate settlements to Church Stretton. The B5477 connects the three settlements, with Church Stretton roughly midway between – All Stretton is north of the centre of Church Stretton, whilst Little Stretton is south. Although there is some ribbon development along the B5477, the three settlements are not joined, although the gap between the nearest buildings of All Stretton and Church Stretton is a mere and the road signs (on the B5477) welcoming people into those two settlements lie back-to-back. The B5477 continues as Shrewsbury Road as it passes through All Stretton and likewise continues as Ludlow Road as it passes through Little Stretton.
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At the time the majority of this material was not available on general release and even today, in the current era of the deluxe edition CD album featuring bonus tracks, some remains unavailable to the general public, mainly because Tony Wilson took the tapes with him when he left the BBC in 1995. Other features included "The Friday Night Connection", a quiz in which listeners had to identify three pieces of music and the connection or theme between them. From the beginning of 1985, this was replaced by "Lie Back And Enjoy It". Listeners would send in a list of tracks that would last for about 20 minutes, but did not have to have a connection.
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When the Runaways finally return to Los Angeles, Klara is constantly in awe of the various inventions and advancements the world has made, everything from television to food; she does not realize that such superhuman menaces as alien invasions and other crises the Runaways face are not also typical and accepted parts of her new era. When the team makes a trip to the local mall so Chase can look for a job, a manager from a local radio station falls over a high railing, and Klara immediately leaps into action, ordering the indoor plants to grow up and catch him, then lie back down once he's safe. The team then beats a retreat from the mall, hoping no one noticed them.Runaways: Volume 3, #1 While the Runaways slowly separate because of Nico's spell, Molly and Klara go to build a fort.
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" Garland also added "all these forces might have gotten in each other's way and produced a monstrously cluttered set, but the way White has choreographed them everything fits together so well that the listener need only sit (or lie) back and enjoy." The Aberdeen Press and Journal exclaimed "That supremely talented outfit, Earth, Wind & Fire, have produced anothermasterwork in "Faces" (CBS), a double album dedicated to human brotherhood and understanding". Richard Williams of The Times wrote "Earth, Wind & Fire are arguably the most popular soul band in the world and Faces, following the enormous successes of All n' All and I Am, will certainly reach their unusually broad market. The mixture is familiar: reassuringly melodic songs delivered by the outstanding falsetto of Philip Bailey and the plainer tenor of Maurice White with creamingly opulent arrangements featuring a hair-trigger rhythm section and flashy horns.
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The band immediately notched a UK Top 20 hit with their cover version of the Bo Diddley composition "Who Do You Love?" Their eponymous debut album then fell just shy of the Top 40 in the UK Albums Chart. The album's cover featured a burlesque dancer named Zelda Plum, naked except for a covering of fruit. Line-up changes ensued, as former Zoot Money singer Paul Williams (born Paul William Yarlett, 1940), guitarist Micky Moody, and drummer Rod Coombes replaced Ray Owen (who joined Killing Floor, before embarking on a solo career), Neil Hubbard and Pete Dobson, prior to the recording of 1970's Lie Back and Enjoy It (#53 – UK Albums Chart). In May 1970, the band appeared at the annual NME poll-winners concert. Another bassist, Jim Leverton, assumed Ellis' duties for the follow- up, 1971's Get a Whiff a This. In August 1971, Juicy Lucy appeared on the bill at the Weeley Festival near Clacton-on-Sea, Essex. The constant turnover took its toll on the group both creatively and commercially, with co-founders Campbell and Mercer, plus Coombes exiting prior to the fourth Juicy Lucy album, 1972's Pieces.
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