Black's nose is so stuffed up she can barely breathe.
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But you're struggling to drift off — because your nose is insanely stuffed up.
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With all of the headset's guts and components stuffed up front, it's not balanced at all.
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My nose ends up stuffed up for the entire night, and my eyes itch and water.
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I was so stuffed up, but now I feel so much more relaxed and, you know what?
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On my first flight everything was new, my back ached, I grew an inch and was stuffed up.
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It can also happen if, say, your nose is stuffed up, and you're breathing through your mouth more.
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Being stuffed up and unable to smell when you have the flu or a cold can be pretty brutal.
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You're a little stuffed up, you might not be able to go to the bathroom, and it leads to more gas.
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Apparently, you're supposed to let this thing run through your sinuses for 20 to 30 seconds whenever you're feeling stuffed up.
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I couldn't pretend I was anything other than how I appeared — skinny, balding, a tube stuffed up my nose and taped to my face.
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Manfred was also asked about Bryce Harper's comments about how stuffed up baseball can feel sometimes and, again, the commissioner is right on the money.
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Like my colleague Bryan Bishop wrote, I think the film gets a little stuffed up by Armstrong's stoicism, preventing us from getting too close to him.
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If your breath is affected by an allergic reaction — if your nose is stuffed up or your breathing is shallow — just notice this, again without judgment.
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Nights, under the reeling constellations, gnawing the bones of yesterday's feast, his ears stuffed up with ear plugs to keep him from diving in after the sirens.
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My 5-year-old that goes to that school wakes up congested in the middle of the night crying all the time, wakes up and is stuffed up.
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While most people prefer cool-mist humidifiers, in some situations, warm-mist humidifiers are simply better – like, when you're sick and trying to clear a stuffed-up nose.
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When you're stuffed up, you sound like Squidward, you sniffle incessantly, and your nasal passages seem to be plugged for good, no matter how many times you blow your nose.
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In pictures, my nose was wide; when I pushed on the tip, it would become flat; but more than anything, the inside wasn't working properly — I was constantly stuffed up and snotty.
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As a result, people in the midst of an attack also tend to have a single droopy eyelid, bloodshot eye, and stuffed-up or runny nostril on the same side as the pain.
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Smoking a bowl is usually a fine way to improve your mood and may seem like a way for your friend to diminish his misery when he's achy, stuffed-up, nauseated and stuck at home.
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"If all of these bank CEOs keep saying we stuffed up, we got it wrong, we have caused problems for our customers, haven't they just made the final argument in favour of a banking Royal Commission?" he told reporters in Melbourne.
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The further you get out onto the fringes, the more you come across "pushing boundaries" and "no safe spaces" arguments from the same guys who get stuffed up and cry reverse-sexism anytime somebody's nuts get nailed to a cabin floor.
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My Vox colleague Aaron Rupar tweeted about a commercial that occupies the realm between C-level SNL parody and homemade iMovie for an object called "Trumpy Bear," a teddy bear that rather poetically has an American flag stuffed up its backside.
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Yes, some kinds of mouthwash can kill microbes in your mouth, and rinsing your nostrils out (like with a neti pot) can feel very good if you have a stuffed up nose, but neither will prevent the spread of coronaviruses either.
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Lucas and I got to spend time with the Rift over the past few days (read Lucas' full review here) — and, though we rarely do unboxings these days and a gnarly cold was making my nose so stuffed up that I could hardly speak, we figured this one was worthy.
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Parker, Alexander (2011). Fifty People who Stuffed Up South Africa. Two Dogs. . p.64.Reader's Digest Association South Africa (1992).
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New York has more psychiatrists than plumbers says Jay Jason, proving the city has more stuffed-up heads than toilets.” In the syndicated Parade Magazine, Jason was quoted as saying: “You’ve all heard of kleptomaniacs.
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Later that night, Trubel tells Nick and Juliette that she knew she had stuffed up and that she would like to stay a bit longer to learn more. As the lights elsewhere in the house are turned out, Trubel is in bed, making notes about Lebensäuger in her book. The final scene shows an elderly man coughing and holding one of the keys.
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Laura discovers Alex's body stuffed up the chimney before Anderson cuts her throat with an electric knife. He then reveals himself as the killer to Jess before knocking her out and killing Devon by shoving a curling iron down her throat. Luke discovers what Anderson has done and attacks him but is stabbed to death with a poker. Anderson leaves his mask in Luke's lifeless hand and flees the scene, framing him.
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She explained that "My Heart Is a Wheel" was inspired by Kanye West's "Runaway". Co-producer Dixon told the media that the album is her, "saying ... 'This happened and it's my fault.' She's putting her hand up and saying 'I stuffed up'" — he also praised the songwriter's courage. The singer-musician performed free "pop-up" shows in state capitals, Brisbane, Melbourne and Sydney, in support of There There during the week of release.
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She would then build a fire in front of her house and dance around it throughout the night, with relatives participating; around the fire or inside the house. Music would accompany the dance, made by a deer hoof rattle. During the ritual time, she would have herbs stuffed up her nose to avoid smelling venison being cooked. In the morning, she would be picked up and dropped again, and she would run off with the deer hoof rattle.
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A.Parker: 50 People Who Stuffed Up South Africa Jacana Media. 2013. p.65 & 67. John Gordon Sprigg, from Vanity Fair John Gordon Sprigg was the local puppet Prime Minister of the Cape (1878–81), whom Bartle Frere installed to lead the Cape Colony into Confederation, after he had deposed the previous elected government. At first, Sprigg had opposed confederation (like most local Cape leaders), but he prudently converted, and Frere offered him the Cape government if he promised to assist the confederation plan.
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Fearing for the lives of her children, Uwilingiyimana and her husband emerged. The presidential guard killed them both on the morning of 7 April 1994; Uwilingiyimana had been shot point-blank in the head and her body was found naked with a beer bottle stuffed up her vagina. Her children escaped and eventually took refuge in Switzerland. In his book, Me Against My Brother, Scott Peterson writes that the U.N. troops sent to protect Uwilingiyimana were castrated, gagged with their own genitalia, and then murdered.
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The pregnancy lasted two years. In addition to enabling her to avoid the trial of Gertrud Rabestein, it entitled her to various special allowances in a land that, following the slaughter of war, was desperately short of people of working and child bearing age. However, the duration of her pregnancy was eventually noticed. The Union of Persecutees of the Nazi Regime ("Vereinigung der Verfolgten des Naziregimes" / VVN) produced a report stating that "[Dorn] excused herself from the duty [to testify] and for two years presented herself, in writing and through acting, stuffed up with pillows, as a pregnant and thereby silenced woman".
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When Jon takes Liz on a date, Garfield occasionally tags along—once, he ate the bread and other food at an Italian restaurant they went to. Frequently, the characters break the fourth wall, mostly to explain something to the readers, talk about a subject that often sets up the strip's punchline (like Jon claiming that pets are good for exercise right before he finds Garfield in the kitchen and chases him out), or give a mere glare when a character is belittled or not impressed. Sometimes, this theme revolves around the conventions of the strip; for example, in one strip, Garfield catches a cold and complains about it, noting that his thoughts are stuffed up.
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