When she woke up, blood was everywhere, soaked through her underwear, soaked through her sheets.
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My clothes were damp where the moisture had soaked through.
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During one class, milk leaked and soaked through her shirt.
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She will be soaked through by the time she gets home.
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Blood soaked through the mattress and dripped onto Monaly's friend hiding underneath.
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The dark stain of soy sauce soaked through, turning everything to salt.
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His entire shirt was soaked through and Amanda was still all over him.
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I'm in the Demo-Repub of Congo soaked through down to my skives.
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"I needed to get changed out of my clothes, I was soaked through," she said.
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Our pants and jackets are completely soaked through, which is not normal for Seattle rain!
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"I brought all the pads I had soaked through, and all the underwear," Swank recalls.
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I wear the apron so my pants and my undergarments don't get completely soaked through.
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He stopped only when he noticed that his shoes were soaked through to his socks.
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Her friend's tent was there in the gutter, airing out, because it had gotten soaked through.
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Soaked through, I ducked into a restaurant for no other reason than that it was crowded.
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By the end of his Game 6 performance in the ALCS, blood had soaked through his sock.
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Her pajamas were soaked through with water and bruises and red marks were noticeable around her neck.
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There is no better taste than soft and yeasty white bread soaked through with thick curried gravy.
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When they picked up the pack, they could see it was soaked through and covered with debris.
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When they returned with baby Zaynab from the local hospital, they found their tent and bedding soaked through.
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The language of the movement is soaked through with the tone and terminology employed by "male rights" activism.
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The hard corn tortilla was slightly cracked on the bottom, and the meat juices had soaked through slightly.
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It had soaked through the bottom bun, and unfortunately it also overpowered the flavor of the other ingredients.
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I put a waterproof saddle cover over my head, but the rest of me quickly became soaked through.
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The stains and smells of once-resident pets had soaked through the carpeting and were visible on the floors.
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The pork soaked through the broth and into the kale and potatoes, making every bite more delicious than the last.
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So we're assuming the dress is "dressy sexy" while the utterly post-shower, soaked-through 'do is "casual chill," right, Kim?
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Guillermo del Toro's new film is his wettest by far, notwithstanding the blood and other secretions that soaked through " Crimson Peak " (2015).
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Back in my car I glanced in the rearview mirror and caught an image of myself, soaked through with Deep South humidity.
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There was so much blood on my left leg that my jeans had soaked through and leaked blood onto the right pant leg.
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Because, when that first thunderstorm hits you without a raincoat, let's just say you (and your soaked-through T-shirt) will be sorry.
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So today means a stuffy bike ride, with my shoes sure to be soaked through with sweat by the end of the day.
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While your digital photographs aren't going to get soaked through by a burst pipe, keeping them in well-maintained environments is equally important.
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But also how about The Good, The Bad & The Ugly, a movie that is a lot of fun yet soaked through with pathos?
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By the end of every class, I've left a small puddle of glistening sweat beneath my bike and my shirt is soaked through.
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There he is, white wine pouring down his chin, shirt soaked through with Chablis, leaving St. George's Park with two fingers raised to the haters.
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Burns, Shannon claimed, did not disinfect her tools or her surgery room, and allowed towels to be washed only once they were soaked through with blood.
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This is where Beto soaked through his shirt for the first time that day, and the audience was thrilled: by him, but also by their own turnout.
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But there's bad news: about 20 percent of the fungicide and 4 percent of the insecticide had soaked through the apple's skin and couldn't be washed off.
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Her knees were bleeding and bacteria from the sewer water had soaked through the bandages on her hand, which still burned after handling the tear gas canister.
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His kimono was soaked through with sweat and a look of exhaustion was brazen across his sun burnt face, but all the same he wanted to keep going.
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The prosecution tried her separately from the other three, trying to cast her as the ring leader in a courtroom proceeding soaked through with homophobia and medieval weirdness.
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On long solo hikes, soaked through with rain, calves burning, I heard the tui, beckoning me around the next bend where some new sight would undoubtedly leave me breathless.
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The Sterling ethos soaked through every aspect of its annual big show: its managers' meeting, a gathering for employees at store-manager level and above, held each year in September.
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Let&aposs just say this: Changing every piece of clothing a baby is wearing as well as the sheets of the crib because they&aposre soaked through is not fun.
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My grandmother made the yogurt herself and pressed it in muslin between newspaper, changing out the sections as they became smudged and soaked through with whey, the cloudy protein-rich liquid.
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Janelle was the Golden State Killer's last-known victim, beaten to death so brutally in her bed — on May 4, 1986 — that her blood soaked through her mattress and into the box spring.
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I feel myself pulling back in rage and horror, dragging myself up on to my feet, gazing down at its shattered, twisted corpse, its little red and green outfit soaked through with blood and snow.
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"Is it bloody?" asks Joel Sheffroth, unaware the dark red gore streaming from his earlobe has soaked through a bunch of wadded paper towels and a protective mat, and is now pooling under his hair.
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Their raid of a black drug dealer's store house is so soaked through with their hostility that the secondary point of the scene — that these criminals aren't particularly good at what they do — barely registers.
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Those whose phones had not been lost to the sea or soaked through then began to contact families of the dead — many had exchanged details of friends and relatives beforehand in case of any such tragedy.
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The case drew international attention, largely because Ms. Reynolds streamed the aftermath on Facebook Live, calmly but firmly recounting her version of events and disputing Officer Yanez's narrative as blood soaked through Mr. Castile's white T-shirt.
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The sequence almost plays like a horror movie: Kendall is soaked through to the bone, and darts behind trees to hide from cars on the road, knowing that he can't afford to be placed anywhere near the accident.
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Because the military has few protections in place when it comes to helping current and future mothers, Counihan was deployed much too soon after giving birth—she was still lactating and soaked through a bra during her 23-hour flight.
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Diluting her paints to the fine consistency of watercolors, she applied the liquid to unprimed canvas, laid on the floor, so that it soaked through in broadly spreading stains, creating opalescent veils of color, bright yet soft, not quite like anything seen before.
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His rangy build and burining eyes certainly ticked the physical boxes, but he never had a prayer of fully capturing the aching pathos that soaked through every lyric and downstroke Hank Williams ever played, (only Williams' grandson, Hank Williams III, comes close to pulling that off).
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But when the clock struck five, Paxx Caraballo Moll, in a navy work shirt nearly soaked through, sweat beading along their sideburns, in a hat with the word "QUEER" stitched across its front, was confronted with a mass of ripe plantain gnocchi dough that needed rolling.
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The bedroom windows, for example, are covered in translucent fabric panels in her Kotaubia pattern; the design is based on the reverse side of a painting she did of the Marrakesh medina — the blots of ink that soaked through to the flip side of the paper.
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They were soaked through, but instead of throwing them out, in the month that it took the silver gelatin print to dry, the artist "took daily enjoyment in seeing how the expressions of the twelve apostles changed," comparing the face of Philip to something out of a Francis Bacon painting.
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Because my period is so heavy, I'm often forced to work from home during at least one day of my menstrual cycle, so I can be right next to an endless supply of already blood-stained underwear and a bathroom where I can change my soaked-through pad every hour.
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I've seen the head of one of Shanghai's trendiest art spaces—Shanghainese through and through—his button-down shirt wrapped around his waist, his vest soaked through with sweat clinging to his paunch, swaying, while behind him a group of Indian exchange students lose their shit over a piece of Urdu ephemera.
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It was raining, and they were in their living room, a fire going, a string quartet on the stereo (I'm imagining now), wine poured, candles lit, the dog on the rug at their feet, giving off a rich odor because its fur had been soaked through when it went out to do its business.
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They allow for decent breathability and will wick away sweat, but note that due to the 62% cotton used in the blend, they will lose much of their thermal properties if soaked through, and they may shrink down some after washing, though the socks will stretch out again after you work them onto your foot.
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The UK blamed the French authorities for not doing enough to keep migrants out and bought nearly £23 million worth of fences to stop migrants from crossing into the UK. In October 2300, French authorities cleared the makeshift migrant camp, which had become home (usually in the shape of a soaked through tent) for 211,133 migrants.
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Or, as re-envisioned by Chris Kajioka at Senia, in Honolulu, it might be a mossy cliff of charred cabbage — a wink at an iceberg wedge — dusted with shio kombu (shredded kelp boiled in soy and mirin), soaked through with dashi and ginger, and surrounded by daubs of heady green goddess dressing and buttermilk turned to gel.
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The UK blamed the French authorities for not doing enough to keep refugees out and bought nearly £2826 million worth of fences to stop refugees and migrants from crossing into the UK. And finally, in October 2016, French authorities cleared the makeshift refugee camp, which had become home (usually in the shape of a soaked through tent) for 9,000 refugees and migrants.
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At his audition for Canadian Idol in February 2008, Tams drew laughs from the judges as he demonstrated evidence of his anxiety-related perspiration, having soaked through his shirt.Brioux, Bill. "Alberta student takes Canadian Idol title ", Toronto Star, 11 September 2008. Retrieved on 2008-09-13.
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Philip and Eliot are in bed; Philip gets up to do the dishes. He thinks back to how they met through Sally. Back to the parents, Owen gets back to his apartment, soaked through. Philip and Eliot then wake up; Philip seems keen on flatmate Jerene's research on lost languages.
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At around 5 a.m. on 5 April Hardie arrived with 25 men, soaked through. Baird had expected a small army, but King urged them on, saying he would go on ahead to rally supporters. One of the men named Kean went with him, and Baird and Hardie set off with a total of 30 men.
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Can our father then persuade us that the rain feared to touch a book which in the past has been soaked through? Nay, there is another reason.' Odo then realized that they were suggesting it was preserved because he had written a glossary in it, but he then quickly gave the glory to God and St Martin.
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The years between 1985 and 1989 became known as the "diehard" era. A last shot for the graffiti artists of this time was in the form of subway cars destined for the scrap yard. With the increased security, the culture had taken a step back. The previous elaborate "burners" on the outside of cars were now marred with simplistic marker tags which often soaked through the paint.
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Hackett's blood was splattered all over the walls and floor. The knife having become blunted, MacDonald was unable to sever his victim's genitals and fell asleep. When he awoke the following morning he found himself lying next to the victim's body covered in sticky, drying blood. The pools of blood had soaked through the floorboards and almost on to the counter in his shop downstairs.
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So-called oil-cured olives are cured in salt, and then soaked in oil. California or "artificial ripening" type (olives without fermentation): Applied to green and semi-ripe olives, they are placed in lye and soaked. Upon their removal, they are washed in water injected with compressed air. This process is repeated several times until both oxygen and lye have soaked through to the pit.
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The previous elaborate "burners" on the outside of cars were now marred with simplistic marker tags which often soaked through the paint. By mid-1986 the MTA and the CTA were winning their "war on graffiti," and the population of active graffitists diminished. As their population lowered so did the violence associated with graffiti crews and "bombing." Roof tops also were being the new billboards for some '80s graffitists.
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After heavy rain all night, the battalion spent 6 August soaked through and had two men being killed. On 7 August, there were , including twelve killed, before the battalion was relieved until 14 August. Training began for the next attack, planned from trench maps and aerial photographs. Each company formed three platoons, two for the advance, with two rifle sections in the lead, the Lewis-gun sections behind and the third platoon to mop up.
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On July 13, 1995, Panek checked into a second-floor room at the Capri Motel with her 2-year-old son in the 1500 block of Northeast 83rd Street in Portland. This was the last time she was seen. The following morning, a maid at the motel found the room in disarray, with the sheets stripped from both beds, the towels missing, and the mattress soaked through with blood. At approximately 7:00 a.m.
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Blood spatter was seen on his desk, computer, chair, filing cabinets, and on an empty pizza box in the garbage can. Blood had also soaked through three layers of flooring, permeating the ceiling of the office below. Police analysts testified "the person who created these injuries would have significant bloodstains/spatter on their person and would be expected to transfer blood stains to the surfaces of other objects the person came in contact with."R. v. Oland, [2015] NBJ 312 (NB CA).
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But, > then, your fine upholstery will be soaked through with blood, and restoring > the car will cost over five thousand dollars. So, you drive away. Picked up > the next day by another driver, he survives but loses the wounded leg. Unger reports that most people respond strongly that abandoning the hitchhiker is abominable behavior, and he contrasts this near-universal harsh judgment with the lenient judgments most people give to The Envelope: > In your mailbox, there's something from (the U.S. Committee for) UNICEF.
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Four days after the murder, French police arrest the probable culprit of it, a woman whom Lucas has married in Paris under an alias. She was seen in London near Lucas's house the night of the crime, but she is now useless as a witness because she has gone insane. Inspector Lestrade calls Holmes to the murder scene to examine something odd. Lucas bled over a drugget, and the blood soaked through it, but curiously there is no bloodstain on the floor under the drugget.
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This is a rather subjective means usually done by eye. Water fight participants simply do rough approximations regarding the amount of their clothing has been soaked through versus how much dry area remains. In the event all participants appear to be fully covered with water, sometimes participants opt to wring their clothing as further means to show how wet or dry they are. Winners are often declared upon consensus by the group; More precise methods of determining the amount of relative wetness are also available.
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A last shot for the graffiti artists of this time was in the form of subway cars destined for the scrap yard. With the increased security, the previous elaborate "burners" on the outside of cars were now marred with simplistic marker tags which often soaked through the paint. By mid-1986 the NYCTA were winning their "war on graffiti". On May 10, 1989, the rolling stock was made 100% graffiti-free, with the washing of the last train in the subway system that still had graffiti.
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Also captured was a great quantity of treasure, 'whose value was immense,' said one French chronicler. Philip beat a hasty retreat across the River Epte, and in doing so, the bridge collapsed under the weight of the retreating army. This apparently resulted in the French king getting soaked through, which one writer has described as 'a condition which delighted Richard.' The English King may have come 'within minutes' of capturing Philip, but, being overly-enthusiastic in his attempt to capture Philip, rode a great distance past the chapel where Philip was actually hiding, allowing him to escape.
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On the way out a German sentry put a bullet into Farley's plane, which entered the cockpit, passed between Farley's legs and struck the compass, destroying it. As the two men began their flight back the storm worked up into a southwesterly gale, pushing them north and east. With rain and wind pouring into the open rear cockpit, the wireless set became inoperable and Schneidau was soaked through and increasingly cold. Making their way north through the storm, the two had no reference points to guide them and soon had no idea if they were over England, the North Sea or northern Germany.
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After he graduated from Boston University in 2005, Weinstein went to India to document the life of Sharad Kumar Dixit in the film Flying On One Engine. The Director of Film at SXSW, Janet Pierson, commented that, "Flying On One Engine is teeming with life, capturing raw, intimate moments soaked through with humor and surprise... It’s clear that director Joshua Weinstein, a recent BU grad, has a great way with people as well as a great feel for the telling moment. Laughter and real warmth are everywhere." The film premiered at SXSW and IDFA in 2008.
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On the first "fill-the-river" day, the water that was pumped into the Rivers of America soaked through the riverbed. Fowler quickly found a supply of clay to replace the soil stabilizer used to line the river, and the second "fill-the-river" day was successful. Mark Twain had her maiden voyage on July 13, 1955, four days before the park officially opened, for a private party celebrating Walt and Lillian Disney's 30th wedding anniversary. Before the party, as Fowler was checking to make sure everything would be ready for the 300 invited guests, he found Lillian sweeping the decks of debris and joined in to help her.
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Sunshine melted snow which soaked through the canvas tops of Allied Shackleton boots, causing more cases of frostbite than even the coldest days of winter and conditions below -40 °C (-40 °F). A Soviet source acknowledged 500 frostbite casualties in the Kamyshin brigade alone, which was recklessly committed from the milder climate of the southern Volga region before receiving proper winter clothing, such as felt boots and sheepskin coats. The deployment of thousands of Soviet troops in the open for days on end condemned many to frostbite or death by freezing. In light of these facts, the Allied estimates of 2,000 Bolshevik casualties from all causes may have conservatively erred.
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As the child tells her that her father found a wallet that he should return, Zeke notices that the blood in the back seat has soaked through to Cynthia's dress. He runs inside to keep the police officer from seeing and gives her the wallet. The two quickly leave and Zeke calls Earl to tell them that they have to meet immediately. Earl arrives at Zeke's house where Cynthia is upstairs bathing: the two attempt to scrub the blood from out of the back seat and Earl takes the girl to school in his truck where he briefly speaks to Dick's widow Jane who doesn't realize her husband is dead.
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He testified that bloodstains on the console of the Bronco were consistent with a smearing motion which the defense said was evidence it was planted there by police. Lee also said he agreed with blood spatter expert Herbert MacDonell that the blood splatter on sock suggested the blood soaked through while no one was wearing it which the defense claimed was evidence the blood was planted on the sock. The defense implied that Lee's statement "something's wrong" with the blood evidence in the case meant Lee supported their allegations that police planted evidence. During cross-examination Lee stated Dr. Gerdes cross-contamination theory was "highly improbable".
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To Fix the Second, Becker must bring both halves of the Second together again to prevent any more Essence from dripping out. The first is found in a basement and the second is found to be trapped by the Tide, the organization who created the bomb and wants to overthrow the current order of the Seems and create a new world. A legendary Fixer thought to be dead, Tom Jackal arrives to help Becker and manages to capture the Second and put it together, but the Essence has soaked through their Sleeves (lightweight bodysuits) and causes him to age. Tom dies from overexposure, but saves the World.
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First, a small amount of hoisin sauce is spread onto the pancake, then some moo shu pork is placed in the center of the pancake. The bottom of the pancake is folded up (to prevent the contents from falling out), then the sides of the pancake are folded or wrapped, in the manner of a soft taco. Unlike the practice in wrapping a burrito, the top is usually not folded over, as the pancake is generally eaten immediately and thus there is no danger of the food falling out of the top, which is the part that is eaten first. Because the dish often contains a great deal of liquid, care must be taken that the pancake does not become soaked through and break during rolling or eating.
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