We've gone through enough and then you twist the knife!
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Go ahead and twist the knife a little, little bit more.
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And again, an attack ad was ready and waiting to twist the knife.
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In corporate disasters such as this, rivals are usually quick to twist the knife.
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This wasn't true, but it seemed like a nice way to twist the knife.
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Why Amazon would decide to twist the knife in Blue Apron now is unclear.
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You'd have to twist the knife, though, because we want it back for [George] Osborne.
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But Hiram wants to twist the knife, so he brings up the car in front of Fred.
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To twist the knife, he works at the bank himself, having abandoned his dreams of being an artist.
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But to twist the knife in a little more, Kidman decided to bring out her husband — Keith Urban — for protection.
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To twist the knife further, the press release managed to correctly name almost every other foreign leader, along with their title.
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Accordingly, CBS was all too willing to twist the knife with sideline shots of Toussaint every few seconds during Denver's scoring drive.
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In fact, my brother said, 'Look, if you do a self-inflicted wound, can you at least not twist the knife afterwards?
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But given how each episode tends to twist the knife in the last five minutes, I often start these recaps mad as hell.
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"Tchaikovsky knew how to twist the knife in the hearts of the audience—that's one of the miracles of his music," he said recently.
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Some conservatives believe that the media is all too eager to twist the knife on a candidate that is despised by many political elites.
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Finally, as if to twist the knife, he dropped a six part virtual reality documentary containing stories, reflections and anecdotes that span his whole musical output.
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Take the heel of the knife (the thickest part, just above the handle) and tap it into the pit, then twist the knife to dislodge it. 4.
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When "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" was at peak hype, all it took to twist the knife in an ex's heart were a few words about Han Solo.
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How are we supposed to get excited about the momentum of the storytelling and the stakes if they just twist the knife at the end every single time?
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It's what I wish I could see in Fallout: a better idea of what things were like, before, to better contrast with what they are now; to really twist the knife.
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Just to twist the knife, the show is a solo affair, honoring his contemporary L. J. Shapiro (Judd Hirsch), whom Harold is eager to decry—"a popular but minor artist," he proclaims.
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Ellaria ended up in Westeros, allying with Dany, to honor his memory, and Cersei uses those memories against her in "The Queen's Justice" to twist the knife once Ellaria is in her hands.
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And to twist the knife a little, it also calculates what that money could be used for instead of Trump's weekends away, focusing on programs that are under the knife from the Trump administration.
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"They are not forming an independent state, they are opening a wound in the region to twist the knife in," Erdogan told members of his ruling AK Party in the eastern Turkish city of Erzurum.
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It also seems Harris may have haven taken a few lessons at the Rihanna Academy of Clap Backs, because he proceeded to twist the knife with a reference to Swift's long-standing feud with Katy Perry.
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The essential pretty-but-gloomy artist is Sharon Van Etten, whose lyrics will stab you in the gut and then twist the knife around, but whose beautiful voice will make you want to come back for more.
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"I believe that the government is in a new push to reconcile Ivorians and so it's not the moment to twist the knife in the wound with convictions that are not real convictions," the lawyer of Gbagbo's wife, Rodrigue Dadje, told Reuters.
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Should she win the presidency, Hillary Clinton would quickly try to find common ground with Republicans on an immigration overhaul and infrastructure spending, risking the wrath of liberals who would like nothing more than to twist the knife in a wounded opposition party.
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" The former picks up where "Charged Up" and "Back to Back" left off last summer in continuing to twist the knife in Meek's back after attacking Drake on Twitter in the wake of the duo's Dreams Worth More Than Money collaboration "R.
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Speaking of proper names, as a die-hard Patriots fan I'm a little disappointed in the clue revision for 60A, but I suppose I should be grateful Will didn't twist the knife further and include a reference to Eli's Super Bowl MVP awards.
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And if you're in the mood to twist the knife you can read a high-stakes text, consider it, start typing a response — knowing full well that the bubbles are being monitored closely — then stop, put your phone down, walk away, and drink a seltzer.
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But N.B.: in what feels like a sadistic and surrealist twist, the knife that comes with the duck is a bit of a safety hazard, bizarrely designed so that the straight side of the blade, rather than the curved edge, is the sharp one.
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His selection of Carly Fiorina as vice president only reinforced the idea that he was desperate; he yelled at a child; he lost an argument with a low-rent Joe the Plumber; and Donald Trump implied his dad helped kill JFK, seemingly just to twist the knife a little more.
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Perhaps the showrunners want to save all of their heartbreaking character deaths for the final season to really twist the knife as we enter the home stretch, but to have made it through two huge clashes without losing any of the characters we care about (sorry not sorry Thoros) is both unsatisfying and frankly unrealistic, given how gleefully the show used to dispatch its heroes and villains when we least expected it.
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Playlist: "Twist the Knife (Slowly)" / "More Than Meets the Eye" / "Greed Killing" / "Ripe For the Breaking" / "My Own Worst Enemy" / "Dogma" / "Breed to Breathe" / "Reflect on Conflict" / "Drown in the Zero" / "Prelude" / "The Infiltrator" / "Cleanse Impure" / "Clutching at Barbs" Spotify | Apple Music How Napalm Death Got Their Grind Back While conventional wisdom would suggest that, after their four albums of pure experimentation, Napalm Death would return to their roots, but that's not entirely true.
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The inclusion of "Twist the Knife (Slowly)" in the Mortal Kombat soundtrack brought the band further acclaim. The soundtrack scored a Top 10 position on the Billboard 200 chart, and went platinum in less than a year. In the August 1995 edition of RAW Fear, Emptiness, Despair was featured in the magazine's 90 essential albums of the nineties.
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