Lolly begins, shushing people who join in until it's just her.
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And his shushing led to one of the night's best zingers.
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It's likely that Blue was shushing her parents at the Grammys.
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Bouncing them, rocking them, shushing them, enveloping them, letting them suck.
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He's better at shushing (I tell him this all the time).
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Perhaps the royal behemoth is also losing some of its shushing power.
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"Please give transgender talent a chance," Tambor said, after shushing the exit music.
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I'll tell you what concerns me: there's a lot of shushing going on.
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Next to the text was an image of a middle-aged man "shushing" readers.
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We could have opened the show with Guillermo awkwardly shushing us for a full minute!
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The owner made a point of shushing us so neighbors wouldn't know we were there.
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The Cuban national anthem rings out of loudspeakers flanking the route, automatically shushing the crowd.
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Virginia Beach Public Library is dispelling the stereotype of dark and musty spaces run by shushing authoritarians.
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"I'm about to surprise our first ever CoverBoy, James Charles," she said on Snapchat before shushing her fans.
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What happens to live tweeting the Grammys when we can't post Blue Ivy shushing Jay Z and Beyoncé?
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In one case, according to a House Democratic aide, briefers were even "shushing" lawmakers who asked tough questions.
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Trucks washed the streets morning and night, creeping in the darkness, their brushes shushing like reminders to keep quiet.
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"Women Respond to Bernie Sanders Shushing Hilary Clinton & Most Were (Not Surprisingly) Not Pleased," read the headline at Bustle.
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He was referring to older inmates' shushing one another when they did not want the boy to overhear something.
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A Sleep No More spokesperson said the performer was fired for his conduct with patrons, specifically citing the shushing incident.
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Then there was that time she was dumped for shushing a guy who wouldn't stop talking during a Mayweather fight.
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This involves a series of shushing and shaking and wrapping them in perfect origami swaddles, all at the same time.
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This time, when he placed his stethoscope over the patient's upper abdomen, he heard something: a quiet, rhythmic, shushing sound.
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While Patterson-Ramos is shushing the crowd and trying to get them to listen to her, I'm looking for Aaron Deeds.
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After Harper touched home, he lifted his index finger to his lips, shushing the crowd that had booed him moments earlier.
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A chorus of shushing preceded the show teaser (which wasn't even new), and anyone who stood up got quickly told to sit.
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In fact, it's even better than being at the movies together, because nobody behind you is shushing your important jokes about haircuts.
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The clip of the exchange went viral; journalists, politicians and everyday Americans debated what the shushing signified about our still sexist culture.
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As it was not my intention to perpetuate the shushing librarian stereotype, there is no need to revoke my membership, American Library Association.
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With that same hand, she is doing a shushing motion, as if preemptively silencing the haters before they read the circumstances of the bling.
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You could much easier imagine him slurping mussels on a European sidewalk patio or calmly shushing you for talking too loudly at a gallery.
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Anyone who ruins that golden hour by shushing or turning the music down passive-aggressively from their computer because they're "on a phone call"?
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He leans farther into the microphone, but the game has gone into overdrive; the roar pivots into a permanent din, impervious to shushing. Inclusivity. Love.
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Along with a sampling of dinosaurs, shushing emoji, and many more, the Unicode Consortium's 10.0 version of the Unicode Standard also includes the Bitcoin symbol.
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For those more apt to use the yellow smileys, there's a cursing face, a Pretty Little Liars-approved shushing emoji, and a vomiting option, too.
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"At its root," Krawcheck writes, "we should recognize that this tug-of-war over who is shushing and who is talking is all about power."
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Shushing a child when they point out someone's weight or disability doesn't teach them tact, it teaches them that being different isn't something we talk about.
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I was editing articles all the time from my phone, shushing my kids to be quiet as I threw some distractions onto the high chair tray.
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On a recent Sunday evening, Nehemy sat on a folding chair in a friend's living room, in turn shushing, encouraging, and conducting a brass quartet of teenagers.
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Decades before Serena Williams was firing off first serves and Lindsey Vonn was shushing down mountaintops, figure skater Dorothy Hamill was the biggest deal in women's sports.
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His storied career spans over 50 years—we do not need to linger on the image of the legendary singer/songwriter staring down and shushing a puppet.
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Over and over again, Karp is seen swaddling, handling and shushing babies into submission while talking to the camera in a voice so hypnotic it could be trademarked.
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Unicode 10 will also supply us with the barfing emoji, shushing face, and a cursing face for when slamming your keyboard with your best "fsadajlsnfjkdd" just isn't enough.
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Instead of shushing or ignoring my back-seat passengers so I could focus on driving, I was able to play with my children and engage them in conversation.
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"It was cracking me up because I found myself soothing her just like a human baby, rocking her, patting her gently, 'shushing' her quietly when she wiggled," Wright said.
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But after shushing those around him, Biden insisted that "I support the Second Amendment," and compared the issue to exceptions to freedom of speech granted under the First Amendment.
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You touch, taste, smell and listen to the island — the massaging sand under your feet, the sweetness of artesian ponds, and the shushing needles and resinous scent of pines.
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Trump reveled in the campaign's rough-and-tumble nature in his speech, congratulating Cruz and Rubio for their strong showings while shushing those in the crowd that booed his opponents.
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Here she is shushing Prince George: George u better not spill those secrets Very sweet seeing Savannah giving Charlotte the big cousin rundown on what to expect from the flypast!
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That many librarians consider their role to be inherently political, and in some cases radical, might surprise a public whose perception of the job usually involves more shushing than rallying.
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There are a few neo-Classical examples here, such as the sassy selfie "Le Discret" (circa 1791), in which Joseph Ducreux paints himself shushing the spectator against a solid brown background.
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I knew never to wear pajamas outside in the public courtyard, and years of shushing from my mother informed me not to speak loudly in front of a guest room window.
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Because all babies have a special, soothing, calming reflex that is switched on by mimicking five womb sensations babies love, called the 5 S's: swaddling, side/stomach position, shushing, swinging and sucking.
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Except maybe for the visit to an automobile plant in Detroit, where Biden called a union worker "full of shit" while shushing an aide who tried to get him to calm down.
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By midnight, she said, she found herself at a seedy hotel in Sunset Park, Brooklyn, shushing her girls to sleep, surrounded by the few belongings she managed to collect in garbage bags.
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It was very cold, but we were not allowed to speak or cry, and everyone was shushing one another as we fell asleep to the sound of church bells and gunshots outside.
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Bach to Baby, created by the Chinese-Canadian concert pianist Miaomiao Yu in 2009, was set up to address this issue, giving parents the opportunity to enjoy quality music without stares and shushing.
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The Office of War Information, an agency aimed squarely at the American public, hired graphic designers to create legendary American war propaganda — including a shushing Uncle Sam (a reminder to people not to discuss troop movements).
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To help her settle, you'll want to layer in other womb-mimicking steps: "shushing," side/stomach position, swinging and sucking, which, along with swaddling, make up the 5 S's of setting up a baby for sleep success.
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Many of Murray's matches are peppered with monologues of invective at himself or at his support team, but he showed a visible commitment to silence on Saturday, raising a finger to his lips as if shushing himself.
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The first time I took my daughter to the Big Apple Circus, she became so fixated on the possibility of a pony ride that nothing — not tightrope walking, not clowns, not my frantic shushing — could distract her.
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Ward's regionalism, grounded in rurality and in poverty, gives us the images—often beautiful, always barely hiding danger—that recur throughout her books: shushing pines; skin and garments red with mud; animals wild, domestic, or waiting for the slaughter.
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The partnership is contracted to last three years, according to Lamborghini, and is costing the company around €200,000 per year (though quick shushing from some executives stopped reporters from being able to figure out exactly what that figure applies to).
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All three women are surprised at how well they've taken to parenting, shushing cries, mopping up dribbling mouths, and tending to bumps while I interviewed them, despite never wanting to have children and using birth control to actively stop that from happening.
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And scary: After the tag bout—which was most notable for Suzuki and Ishii trading some absolutely thunderous elbows in front of an audience frantically shushing one another to hear the impacts—Sabre attacked Okada and locked him into an octopus hold.
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There was no way — given the fierce urgency of the Trump resistance — that Mitch McConnell was going to get away with shushing Elizabeth Warren on the Senate floor as she tried to read a letter by Coretta Scott King criticizing Jeff Sessions.
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Thundersticks were allowed–and the Korean throngs certainly got the memo–but each time an archer drew his bow, urgent "shushing" was followed by a severe hush and a whir as his thin, barreled arrow flew up to 160 miles per hour.
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Dr. Karp is famous for creating a technique he calls "the 5 S's," (swaddling, side or stomach position, shushing, swinging, and sucking), which are ways parents can imitate the experience of being in the womb for their babies, thus calming them down for bed.
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"Apple announced it will add hundreds of new emojis to its iOS system including a person at a spa, a vomiting face and a shushing finger — finally giving emoji fans the ability to describe what it was like to work for Harvey Weinstein," host Jost said.
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He celebrated the Tigers' first touchdown, on his 1-yard run, by bringing his index finger up to his lips in a shushing gesture seemingly directed at the Ohio State cheering section, which wrapped the field like a scarf, save for a tight knot of orange-clad Clemson fans.
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At the final whistle, Mourinho went straight to camera with a fourth-wall breaking shushing gesture, an act of self-awareness so sublime in its spitefulness that Mauricio Pochettino looked like he either wanted to grudgingly applaud him or charge into his technical area and kick him in the dick.
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And in the last year or so, Dr. Karp has made headlines again, this time by co-creating the SNOO, a high-tech bassinet that takes care of three out of five S's for you (swaddling, shushing, and swinging) so your 0- to 6-month-old — and you — can sleep easier.
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But Karp insists that this explains why during the first months of life, babies can be lulled back into a womblike "trance" through the use of certain cues that Karp calls the 5 S's: a combination of swaddling, shushing, placing the baby on her side or stomach, swinging her and letting her suck.
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But as the story pushes forward, as Dusty's hunt for a child turns increasingly Greek in scope and as Jeremy wrestles with his twin impulses toward immediate fatherhood and soul-shushing excess with a much younger lover, one begins to wonder if the novel does have a larger purpose or concern, or at least a fully imagined one.
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So in the span of a month, Americans have learned about three distinct "shushing" methods that members of Congress use to funnel taxpayer dollars to silence and pay off their accusers, the Office of Compliance with its designated "shush" fund, the individual members own allocations for office funds, and the off-the-books severance packages orchestrated by Congress's lawyers.
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The book, which celebrates its 15th anniversary this week, has taught new parents everywhere about the concept of the fourth trimester (essentially, human babies are born about three months too early to truly be "ready" for the outside world) and the "5 S's" (swaddling, side/stomach position, shushing, swinging, and sucking, all of which help calm a new baby by mimicking the conditions inside the womb).
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If there is any way of getting YouTube to play on your TV, I suggest you turn that off before a party because the only thing that's going to get played on that is old Boiler Room sets and, in my own personal case, I once very much ruined the vibe of a party by playing assorted sketches from the show Big Train while sitting slightly too close to the screen and turning around and shushing everyone when a good line was coming up. 92.
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Besides that, the library provides CJFD and CDMD of CNKI, e-books on Shushing website, National Palace Museum-Online and Taiwan Doctor/Master Dissertations Database, etc, and its own fine arts reference full-text database and dissertation names in core journals collected by CAFA, etc.
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A modified version of the production logo for Gracie Films is displayed after the closing credits. The shushing sound is replaced by a scream (for the most part), and the jingle is played in a minor key on a pipe organ. Earlier episodes did not feature the scream.
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Staff librarians were encouraged to see themselves as co-instructors with the regular faculty and to put less emphasis on shushing library patrons. A piano was installed and the library began sponsoring lectures and concerts. In 1977 Jacquelyn Thomas became the first librarian with full faculty status. By 2006 she oversaw a staff of seven, all with graduate degrees in library science.
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Mayaka has a passion for drawing manga and is also a member of the school's manga club, though she is extremely reluctant about expressing the fact, often shushing others when mentioning the word "cosplay". Mayaka has long harbored romantic feelings towards Satoshi, who has always treated her in a frivolous way. She later begins to date Satoshi. She refers to Satoshi as Fuku-chan.
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The boss tries to rig the game, but Ichi catches him, evening the odds back up and winning a substantial amount. The boss's men follow and Ichi dispatches them while shushing them so the baby can continue sleeping. The next night, Ichi hires a woman of the evening to watch the baby while he gets some sleep. She thinks it's weird, but agrees, deciding it is an easier evening than usual.
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His last public appearance took place weeks before when he attended a show organised by local artists as a tribute to him. Since its conception in the late eighties where the island rhythms and sounds were commonplace among the locals, the band has evidently come a long way. The environment has changed, the sounds that once inspired the band’s early music have disappeared. Engines have replaced oars, sound of the traffic has replaced the shushing of the waves.
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Oliveira being presented at Deportivo in July 2012 On 31 July, he moved to Deportivo de La Coruña in Spain in a season-long loan, alongside several compatriots. On 20 August, in the La Liga opener against Osasuna, Oliveira scored his first goal for the Galicians, netting from a counter-attack in the 90th minute to make it 2–0 for the hosts. On 19 May 2013, he found himself in controversy after shushing the Ultras after his goal against Espanyol. He later apologized for his actions.
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Although it was cut before the episode's broadcast, this scene was included on the Seinfeld Volume 1 DVD set. Another scene which was cut featured Jerry's neighbor Kramer entering Jerry's apartment carrying a plate with cantaloupe on toothpicks. Originally, the scene in which Jerry tells George that he is dating Marlene took place in a library, with a librarian repeatedly shushing George and Jerry and kicking them out of the library at the end of the scene. The location was changed to Monk's Cafe because the dialogue had nothing to do with a library.
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Ashanti White, author of the 2012 book, Not Your Ordinary Librarian: Debunking the Popular Perceptions of Librarians, wrote that the shushing buttoned-down, older librarian was the most common depiction of librarians, in fiction, followed by the sexy librarian, stereotype. A disproportionate number of the librarians represented in novels are in the detective fiction genre, frequently as an amateur detective and protagonist. Although the stereotype of the librarian as "passive bore" does not seem reconcilable with the intensity of a mystery, the stereotypical librarian does share many traits with the successful detective. Their mindset is focused, calm, unbiased in considering viewpoints, and focused on the world around them.
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The Library is staffed by Zelda Schiff, a prim, glasses-and-cardigan wearing librarian whose biggest concern is possible defacement of library books. Uniquely, when creating the Australian miniseries The Librarians, co-producers and writers Wayne Hope and Robyn Butler consulted with real librarians for research, and took their advice to avoid shushing and cardigan-wearing librarian characters. This contrasts with the stereotypical school librarian, Rupert Giles in the Buffy the Vampire Slayer series. The character wears old-fashioned clothes and spectacles, is intelligent and well- read although he dislikes computers, and is overly concerned with following regulations, although he later is given an opportunity to develop beyond these stereotypes.
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In 2003 she received an unusual honor when the Seattle-based company Accoutrements created a librarian action figure in her likeness to be sold in their Seattle store, Archie McPhee. Featuring Pearl with a stack of books and a finger to her lips, the doll's "push to shush" action was popular with some librarians and dismaying to others who felt that the doll reinforced librarian stereotypes. Pearl herself said that the shushing aspect of the action figure would determine "which librarians have a sense of humor." A tribute band called 'The Nancy Pearls' gave their debut bluegrass performance on the Mitchell Library rooftop (Sydney, Australia) on December 17, 2004.
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Allyson Mary Julé is a Canadian academic and Professor of Education at Trinity Western University in Langley, British Columbia, Canada. She has lectured worldwide in her field, and written and edited many academic publications on feminist linguistics and pedagogy. She authored A Beginner's Guide to Language and Gender and Gender and Participation and Silence in the Language Classroom: Sh-shushing the GirlsWorldCat and is best known for her work on "linguistic space" and the silencing of girls and women, particularly in religious classroom communities. Jule is also media reviews editor for Women & Language journal and servers on the executive council for the International Gender and Language Association.
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In a bitter Game 6 of the 2009 Eastern Conference Quarterfinals, the hated Philadelphia Flyers, down three games to two, had jumped out to a 3–0 lead in the second period, and looked poised to force a Game 7 in Pittsburgh. However, after a chippy hit, a fight broke out between Daniel Carcillo and Max Talbot. Although the larger Carcillo manhandled the smaller Talbot, which energized the Philadelphia crowd, as he was being led away to the penalty box, Talbot put his index finger to his lips, facing up at the crowd, making a "shushing" motion. This defiance seemed to energize the Penguins, who scored five-straight unanswered goals, including two from Sidney Crosby to win the series.
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Karp H, The "fourth trimester": A framework and strategy for understanding and resolving colic, Contemporary Peds 2001;21:92-114 Karp calls the ingredients of his method for soothing young babies the "5 S's": tight swaddling, side/stomach position, shushing, swinging and sucking. Regarding sleep, Karp recommends nightly swaddling and sound and motion sleep cues to help babies establish a circadian rhythm and to promote infant sleep. Ralph Frenken has argued against Karp's recommendation of the use of tight swaddling and the concept of a "calming reflex." The criticism is that the effect of swaddling is not based on reflexes because (1) a releasing stimulus is missing, because swaddling most probably works by the decrease of proprioceptive and tactile stimulation and (2) the reflex response is missing, because any reflex always consists of a movement released by muscles.
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A contributor to the travel sections of The Washington Post,“Among the animals in Uganda”, travel article by Peter Mandel, The Washington Post, July 27, 2012“The song of the Royal Clipper”, travel article by Peter Mandel, The Washington Post, September 21, 2012. The Boston Globe,"Big Sky in Botswana", travel article by Peter Mandel, The Boston Globe, January 16, 2005“Cruise to Istanbul is like a floating hotel with views into history”, article by Peter Mandel, The Boston Globe, January 29, 2012“Dead of winter? Not in Northern Europe”, article by Peter Mandel, The Boston Globe, December 12, 2010. and The Huffington Post,Huffington Post contributor archive: Peter Mandel. Mandel’s essays for The Wall Street Journal,“Welcome to the Library, Where Shushing Is Overdue”, essay by Peter Mandel, The Wall Street Journal, January 6, 2013“Chatting With Thoreau About Twitter”, essay by Peter Mandel, The Wall Street Journal, August 1, 2011.
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As the couple run to the fireplace, the Statue once again talks from "experience" that they won't go far and that they'll be back; the Portrait King finally clears his eyes only to find them nowhere to be found (the couple being in front of the fireplace where a large arm-couch blocks his view), a woman holding a pitcher of water laughs at the couple's folly only for the Portrait King (who can't find them and thinks the woman is laughing at him) to shoot at her with his rifle but hitting the pitcher instead which spills out and temporarily douses the fire. The Statue is awoken once again and senilely makes shushing noises as the couple uses the Chimney Sweep's ladder to go up the chimney just before the fire comes back. The Portrait King escapes from his painting to find them gone, to which the Statue says from experience that they're gone; just as the clock strikes 12 and begins to chime, the couple find themselves sitting on top of the chimney looking at the star-covered night sky. The Shepherdess says she never thought it would be so beautiful just as a shooting star goes across the sky.
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Many grassroots and front-line cadres involved were dismissed from their posts. On February 18, 1933, Zhang Wentian published an article entitled "What is the opportunist line of Comrade Luo Ming" published in the Struggle, a bulletin for the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China.张闻天，责任编辑：萧淮苏(1995). 张闻天文集·第一卷. 北京: 中共党史出版社. p. 325. . Since then, Bo Gu criticized “Jiangxi Luoming line,” and Zhang Wentian also published "Luo Ming line in Jiangxi," "Fire toward the Opportunism of the Right-wing" and other articles to support Bo Gu's action. People including Zhang Dingcheng, Liu Xiao, Deng Xiaoping, Mao Zedong, Xie Weijun, and He Shushing were involved in this movement.程中原. 张闻天传. p. 111. In January 1934, Zhang Wentian was elected member of the Central Political Bureau and secretary of the Central Committee of the Fifth Plenary Session of the Sixth CPC Central Committee. In February, he was elected as the Chairman of Central Government People's Committee.程中原. 张闻天传. p. 124. After the fall of Guangchang, Zhang Wentian criticized the military command of Bo Gu, Li De and others at the first meeting of the Central Military Commission, and began to be estranged from them.程中原. 张闻天传. p. 122.
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