Now she's thrashing about, seeking attention in sometimes foolish ways.
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We're not always thrashing about on our backs making loud, fake orgasm noises.
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I dunno, I guess because you're six guys thrashing about and screaming about sports and meat.
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The men told the rescue crew they were wrestling and thrashing about in the water when the attack occurred.
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Trump's thrashing about in Navy business is yet another instance of his "Damn the professionals, full speed ahead!" mentality.
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When he's not thrashing about in a tub of self-disgust, however, Mr. Brown is charming, thoughtful and edifying company.
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With the larger parties thrashing about at the extremes, it is ever more important that we hold elected officials to account.
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Trump loyalists will scoff that Washington swamp-dwellers are merely thrashing about as their habitat is drained by a populist hero.
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"Because there were lots of Canada geese thrashing about it was very frantic," Hammond told The Times about her experience of catching swans.
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Thankfully, we get a break from all the fighting and thrashing about when the sun moves from warring Aries and into Earth-loving Taurus.
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Ruiz didn't object to being awakened at 3 in the morning by warehouse mates drumming or thrashing about in their studios — creativity was more important than sleep.
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The pair, who were snorkeling on a day cruise near Airlie Beach in Queensland, told the RACQ they were "wrestling and thrashing about in the water" during the attack.
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In the presidency, where he's surrounded by many opponents, most of whom can't be vanquished once and for all at the polls, Trump is finding that thrashing about has its limits.
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He has said Mr. Gray was thrashing about in the back of the van — a remark that would seem to bolster the defense — but later recanted that statement in television interviews.
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Directed by the band's frequent collaborator Aidan Zamiri, the colorful, soft-focused visual sees the wives throw their very own prom with lots of screaming and snogging and thrashing about on the dancefloor.
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As any hope of romantic tension — or actual acting — evaporates, we're left to ogle clichéd underwater thrashing about as the so-called Megalodon, basically a crusty Zeppelin with fins, gobbles an appetizer or two.
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Released last year on cassette from Bay Area label Transylvanian Tapes, Hands of Thieves' Feasting on Dark Intentions is a monster of a debut, thrashing about within the confines of each of its four songs.
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" The bear starts thrashing about in pain, but the craziest bees sting him deep inside his throat and stomach until he vomits blood and honey and all those bees back up, hurting so bad that, he wishes "he ain't never been born.
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While en route to shore, Selwood told rescuers he was sitting on an ice chest in the center of his boat when the shark jumped out of the water, cleared the boat's engine and landed on the deck, where it began violently thrashing about.
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One can't call them the next great rock band when dozens of scrappier outfits with similar influences exist in every small town across the Midwest, nor can one call them the next great arena-rock band when Arcade Fire is currently thrashing about under that genre's tyrannical yoke and U2 refuses to retire.
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There is a great deal of enthusiasm for this kind of theory, on social media especially, and on many days I think it's embarrassing or risible — a birtherism of the center-left, an exculpatory fantasy from an establishment thrashing about to evade its own responsibility for the rise of populism, a "brown scare" about an omnicompetent Putin and a fascist international that mirrors similar paranoias on the right.
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The curl snake derives its common name from the characteristic defensive posture it assumes when threatened. It is known to curl up tightly into a spring-like coil, protecting its head. The defensive behaviour proceeding from this is usually a violent thrashing about.
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Two of the escorts were thrashing about the surrounding waters, indiscriminately shooting and dropping depth charges. At 22:35, one of them passed between Sterlet and her victim. The submarine shifted her sights on him and, four minutes later, sent three torpedoes streaking at him. The frigate sighted the wakes, immediately turned into them, and rapidly closed on Sterlet.
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Released 1 August 2019, the music video directed by Niall O'Brien, features clips of the band performing within a dimly-lit room intercut with dramatic, slow-motion footage of a live bull thrashing about within an empty void before charging through and destroying a "Día de muertos" display (a giant wall of Mexican marigolds and shrine to Our Lady of Guadalupe) during the video's climax .
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Sheppard's flame thrower runs out of fuel as the robot advances on him. Dr. Van Ness arrives with another flame thrower, but the control valve sticks, and Gog now turns on him. Sheppard desperately begins using the nozzle of his flame thrower as a bludgeon, trying to smash the robot's electronic tubes. The now-crippled robot begins spinning back and forth, its arms thrashing about wildly.
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John was found thrashing about on the floor of his room at the college, his nightclothes on fire. Three hours later, he died of first-degree burns. The three sisters insisted it was an accident, not a suicide, and eventually received an insurance settlement in the amount of $12,000 (). It later emerged they had doused him with kerosene and burned him alive while he slept to collect the insurance.
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She dressed the actresses Clara Calamai, Anna Magnani, and Alida Valli. In 1969, she took part in the Mare Moda festival where her models were described by Antony King-Deacon of The Times as "thrashing about with their arms and legs in a sort of frenzied apathy. On they ran, harem-scarem, wiggle, scream and they were gone.""Capri caprices", Antony King-Deacon, The Times, 17 October 1969, p. 17.
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Officers found a cat thrashing about in a trash can. Again on Olive Street, officers checked a report that a strange man was on someone's porch. It turned out that he had stepped out of the rain to wait for a bus.Texarkana Gazette, Thursday, May 6, 1971, page 2A On Magnolia Street, a report of a prowler bumping up against a house turned out to be a hedge being blown against it.
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Soon thereafter, Ralston went swimming and drowned, leading to speculation that he might have committed suicide.This is somewhat belied by the evidence that he was seen thrashing about in the water at the time of his drowning. Although the theatre then went into a decline, it had broken manager Thomas Maguire's hegemony in the western theater world. Carolyn Grattan Eichin, From San Francisco Eastward: Victorian Theater in the American West, (Reno: University of Nevada Press, 2020), 171, 183-4 .
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The man agrees, but notes that Johnny's "friends" aren't the kind to respect the lake. The observation is proven correct when Johnny's friends ignore his pleas to stay in the boat and instead go swimming, thrashing about in the water, drinking, littering and playing with sparklers. They soon swim back to the boat after they feel a large object touching them underwater. They try to row back to shore but lose an oar in the water.
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He had been wounded severely in the back and > couldn't move his arms; otherwise he would have resisted to his last breath. > The Japanese's mouth glowed with huge gold-crowned teeth, and his captor > wanted them. He put the point of his kabar on the base of a tooth and hit > the handle with the palm of his hand. Because the Japanese was kicking his > feet and thrashing about, the knife point glanced off the tooth and sank > deeply into the victim's mouth.
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On 25 February 1969, lookouts spotted a swimmer from the stern; grenades from M79 grenade launchers were soon directed at him, thoroughly saturating the area. A body was sighted soon thereafter, the grenades apparently having done their work. On 26 February 1969, Vernon County came in for further attention from VC sappers. A deck sentry sighted a dark object floating in the water near the fantail and fired two M16 rifle rounds, quickly resulting in a violent thrashing about in the water below.
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Newly hatched juveniles use various yelps and grunts. When startled, a warning sound emitted by one will send all the juveniles diving to the bottom of the water. Adults in the vicinity respond with growls, threats, and attacks. The distress noises of a youngster when handled at a ranching facility was observed to cause all the larger animals to become involved in frenzied activity, with some rushing towards the juvenile and others thrashing about in the water and slapping their heads down on the surface.
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Two days after the earthquake, prints began to appear, with more than 400 different types being available in the following weeks. Most of the prints depicted giant catfish, a type of image known as Namazu-e. The significance being that earthquakes at the time were popularly attributed to the thrashing about of a mythological catfish under the earth, normally kept under control by the deity Kashima using a large rock. The number of prints produced during the 1855 earthquake was unprecedented and has been related to the political and social effects of the disaster.
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Using narrative logic, we take all relevant information from the narrative and come to a conclusion about Driver's fate. Driver is last depicted thrashing about in a trailer, having been blinded by the Bride. This trailer is also occupied by a deadly black mamba, a fact that is emphasized when it is shown poised to strike as the Bride leaves the trailer. Logically, a thrashing, blind woman and threatened snake occupying a confined space would lead most to conclude that Driver falls prey to the snake and is dead at the end of the film.
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Nadine takes special interest in a patient named Ms. Hinds, a young women who had suffered from cancer and was left unable to speak. One day, the two have an interesting interaction after Ms. Hinds is held down by multiple nurses due to her thrashing about in an upset manor. Nadine exclaims, “Let me be alone with her,”. After the other nurses file out of the room, she asks Ms. Hinds to explain what is wrong in which she replies with a pen and paper that she is a teacher, asking why they would send her home in the condition she is in.
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Bugs puts his hand back in his glove to continue conducting Giovanni to hold the note himself, as the strain of holding the note causes Giovanni to start thrashing about on the floor banging his fists, his face continuing to turn various colors. Finally, the top of the concert hall's shell shatters and tumbles down on top of Giovanni. As the audience applauds Bugs, who removes the earmuffs and bows to them, a roughed-up Giovanni (whose hair is now reddish) appears out of the rubble to take a couple of bows himself. Noticing one last piece of the amphitheater balanced on a steel beam above Giovanni, Bugs cues the singer to close out his performance with an encore of the high note.
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The writer/lead singer, Ivan Doroschuk, has explained that "The Safety Dance" is a protest against bouncers prohibiting dancers from pogoing to 1980s new wave music in clubs when disco was declining and new wave was coming in. Unlike disco dancing, which is done with partners, new wave dancing is done individually and involves holding the torso rigid while thrashing about; pogoing involves jumping up and down (the more deliberately violent evolution of pogoing is slamdancing). Clubgoers doing the newer pogo dance were perceived as posing a danger to disco dancers on the dance floor, and so club bouncers would tell pogoers to stop or be kicked out of the club. Thus, the song is a protest and a call for freedom of expression.
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Some Aboriginals in the Kimberley regions believe that it was the Rainbow Serpent who deposited spirit-children throughout pools in which women become impregnated when they wade in the water. This process is sometimes referred to as "netting a fish". A more children-friendly version of the Rainbow Serpent myth tells of how a serpent rose through the Earth to the surface, where she summoned frogs, tickled their bellies to release water to create pools and rivers, and is now known as the mother of life. Another children-friendly tale is told in Dick Roughsey's children's book, which tells how the Rainbow Serpent creates the landscape of Australia by thrashing about and, by tricking and swallowing two boys, ends up creating the population of Australia by various animal, insect, and plant species.
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