Behind her, customers dance as the money washes over them.
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Finally, your phone buzzes, and sweet relief washes over you.
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Chapman's voice washes over the listener, all warm and rich.
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Relief washes over him every time he finds it empty.
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With every strike to the punchbag, relief washes over me.
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Then there is the sheer awe that washes over you.
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"As I remember you, grief washes over me," Lori wrote.
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And Alexandre Desplat's lush score washes over it like an endless tide.
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I taste one and a strong, briny flavor washes over my palate.
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A red tide washes over Florida; massive floods in India kill hundreds.
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He's bathed in floodlighting that washes over the wall from the American side.
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You're not the only person in tech, but it all washes over tech.
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First a look of horror washes over their faces, then the struggle for words.
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He writes jokes and washes over them until he gets the joke he wants.
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When there are so many hours of testimony, it sort of all washes over you.
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As this wave of government action washes over Europe, internet giants are on high alert.
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In this loud and crowded space, a sense of peace and camaraderie washes over us.
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It may be stormy in substance, but Psychopomp washes over you like a calm, cleansing wave.
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A wave of compassion washes over me; whatever resentments I was holding on to drop away.
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A green sea of New Yorkers washes over Fifth Avenue to celebrate the city's 257th parade.
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Relief washes over me, and I slowly make my way back to my mattress on the floor.
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Then panic washes over you as you realize your phone/wallet/keys are no longer with you.
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A wave of otherworldly sensuality washes over us on Friday as fiery Mars trines with dreamy Neptune.
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They are layered and full of hazy washes over figures, letters, and symbols that are partially obscured.
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Though often presented in isolation, the Armory show is a deluge, and interpretation washes over viewers in waves.
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Water washes over many of the frames as crews work to steer sailboats and rig things in all conditions.
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This sadness often washes over people when they're hanging out at home and not doing much, says Dr. Saltz.
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But during winter — particularly when biting Arctic air sometimes washes over the U.S. — cold records will still be made.
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When people see that a product they like is on sale, a little wave of excitement washes over them.
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Logan and Lala cannot conceal their shock, nor the lack of enthusiasm that washes over them once it subsides.
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The official music video for this song shows Daigle singing solo in a room as sunlight washes over her.
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Whenever I google something and I see Pinterest in the search results that wave of dull loathing washes over me.
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When a console's death is announced via hammy eulogy from an aging CEO, the news kind of washes over you.
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An immediate wave of regret washes over you as soon as the question "How was your trip?" escapes your lips.
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But it also has a melody that, once it washes over you, feels like the softest brush against your soul.
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We prefer to tweet prayers and not hear the horror in real time, as fear washes over that riverside park.
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He gazes at her, and then, as the understanding of his own ruin washes over him, something softens behind his eyes.
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After a while you may feel a sense of peace and mobile computing enlightenment as the emoji audio washes over you.
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Vodka to me is all about wanting something clean that washes over your palate, but I also like gin's aromatic flavours.
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The unexplainable warmth that washes over you when you see the giggling, cooing cuddle monsters, with their bright eyes and gummy smiles.
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There is a lot of clever technology that goes into the humble electric toothbrush, and most of it washes over potential buyers.
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The teaser ends with two gunshots ringing out, sending doves flying into the air as a red hue washes over the scene.
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Instead, he will want to embrace Whole Foods high-end quality brand, and hope it washes over onto cut-rate Amazon reputation.
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I sit in the cockpit of The Breakable Lilla, and, in a cold rush, the reality of the situation washes over me.
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As much as I try to compartmentalize, what you're doing in one phase of your life washes over and affects the others.
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This way, they make an image of the sky in real time, and spot a millisecond-long FRB as it washes over Earth.
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Moondog is bereaved, arrested, packed off to rehab, and so forth; yet everything washes over him, as if existence were one big beach.
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These weren't headline hounds sniffing around in the daily detritus that washes over a casual consumer over the course of a daily news cycle.
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As he finally exits the store and turns away from his friend, his smile fades, and a sense of helplessness washes over his face.
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As Blaylock, David Bowie gives a masterful performance, one in which the realization that he is running out of time washes over his face.
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Former special counsel Robert S. Mueller III testifies before the House Judiciary Committee on Capitol Hill, a heatwave washes over Paris, Puerto Rico Gov.
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When I'm on location shooting, there's a true joy that washes over me — I feel like I'm in the zone and finally expressing myself artistically.
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I smile as I fall asleep in a beautifully carved, uncomfortable wooden chair as my mantra, this is my last detox, ever, washes over me.
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I love the sense of excitement that washes over me at the start of each new round — all those blanks squares, all those possible chances.
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If a big blue wave washes over America on November 6th, a green wave of campaign cash will have been one of the factors behind it.
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Instead of trying to act on one particular molecule, new interventions might instead focus on increasing the amount of cerebrospinal fluid that washes over the brain.
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One of the spacecraft's primary goals is to study solar wind: a stream of electrically charged particles that surges from the sun and washes over the planets.
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Their aesthetics are an appealing melding of cynical and light, with her darker tones making the summery California washes over the music feel that much more chill.
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An eerie nervous energy overshadow's the mood, and a cleanness washes over the production value of a track that's a dancefloor-ready, dark interpretation of European house.
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Built around synths that sound like they were found in Suzanne Ciani's archives, "Touchstone" doesn't build or waver; instead, it just calmly and coolly washes over you.
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Eby's mezzotint and drypoint print "No Man's Land — St. Mihiel Drive" (250) is more evocative, as its soft, deep gray washes over the sky, veiling troops below.
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If you've ever held an irrational fear, you know how much it sucks: Full-on panic washes over just thinking about a common place, situation, or object.
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Pope Francis' warnings come as a wave of populism washes over Europe, and as voters angry with traditional political elites throw their weight behind nationalist, anti-immigrant leaders.
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This is a Bentley — instead it washes over you, it picks you up, cradles you and carries you beyond the limits of what your mind thinks is possible.
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As geothermally-heated water washes over the caldera's limestone walls, it triggers a decarbonation reaction, releasing CO26 gas and leaving behind calcium hydroxide, otherwise known as hydrated lime.
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"The paralysis you feel right now -- the impotent helplessness that washes over you as news of another mass slaughter scrolls across the television screen -- isn't real," Connecticut Sen.
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Cerebrospinal fluid washes over the brain during sleep, cleaning out waste products like beta-amyloid, a toxic protein linked to Alzheimer's that is created by normal brain activity.
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In these opening hours, the sense of grief that washes over the town almost feels like a plague in the way that it spreads and fatally infects others.
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This solar wind washes over Earth, so the Parker probe could help scientists figure out how to protect astronauts and Earth's electric grid from unpredictable, violent solar explosions.
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There is a specific sense of sadness that washes over us when we open our refrigerator door and are met with the sorrowful sight of a brown avocado half.
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I went to the Met Ball last night, and just found myself having that social anxiety that washes over you when you're walking through a hall full of models.
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But in the unlikely event that a magical spirit of compromise washes over Congress, you could imagine a three-way bargain that gives multiple stakeholders things they care about.
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The memory of this scene washes over me when I visit the Driehaus Museum several days ago to view the current exhibition, A Tale of Today: Yinka Shonibare CBE.
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Sit there long enough, and you gain special insight into the passions of an anonymous and unremarkable individual, as the serial progression washes over you like a visual mantra.
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Then there are other times when you finish something and a wave of doubt washes over you, and you just go, this is the biggest pile of emperor's clothes ever.
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And for all of its faults, the Netflix model is great for building up a mood that slowly washes over you and carries you out into its pitch-black sea.
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In studies she coauthored in 2013 and 2019, she documented how during sleep, fluid washes over our brains, clearing out toxins like beta amyloid, which is linked to neurodegenerative diseases.
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Their surfaces are a mess of slashes, punctures, dents and scars, but they reflect the gallery's ambient light, which washes over the walls and spills across the black stone floors.
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"We are used to an environment that is quite volatile, and certainly from our perspective, we won't cower in a corner and hope it all washes over," said Nixon of PM Training.
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This wind surges into space and washes over Earth, so studying its source could help scientists figure out how to protect astronauts and Earth&aposs electric grid from unpredictable, violent solar explosions.
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I was astounded, watching the opening credits, to see that there is a full minute of the camera fixed on gray tile — before the tide of the morning suds washes over the screen.
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When too much rain water or melting snow and ice washes over impervious paving and into the sewer system, it can lead to overflows and the discharge of sewage and pollutants into surrounding waterways.
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I marvel at the ease with which some people run staircases, as though they're from outer space, but whenever I spot another tri-paw dog's movement, a curtain of serene familiarity washes over me.
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Though we're introduced to them during hectic moments in their lives, when things aren't entirely in their control, a sort of Xanax-like calm slowly washes over a Meyers protagonist by the film's end.
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In the 1995 film "Waiting to Exhale," her wail washes over a scene between Bernadine (Angela Bassett) and James (Wesley Snipes), two strangers who have a deeply intimate connection but are hindered from pursuing a relationship.
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When I see her, she is surrounded by nurses and doctors attaching monitors and IVs to her, a small wave of relief washes over me as she recognizes me and greets me, a small but good sign.
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But as the year draws to an end—as the lethargy of holidays washes over us all—I can't help but wonder how long this period of fire and anger will last, and how will we use it?
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Their sound just washes over you and takes you somewhere so I had one of those existential moments — the kind of moment you hope for when you see live music — where everything felt vibrant and alive and clear.
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The look of instant happiness that washes over his face makes the fact that I will be visiting comic stands and buying posters in a convention hall with over 10,000 people tomorrow while hungover almost worth it. Almost.
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At 12063 W 57 Arts, the work merges with the architecture of the room in a nearly trompe-l'oeil fashion; ambient illumination from a nearby (actual) window washes over the wall from the right, consistent with the photographic light source.
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It's a similar sort of anxiety as the kind that washes over me in the halls of the San Diego Convention Center during Comic Con, which claimed 130,000 in attendance people last year, albeit without all of the walkway-clogging cosplay.
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This is a movie about people, but it's also a movie about music, and that's made evident by the wall of sound that washes over you as you watch Ally and Jackson bearing their hearts and souls for an audience.
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" Then there was the warm pull of Mr. Harper's voice, which has been described as, among other things, "like dark chocolate melting in your mouth" and "so smooth and easy it washes over the listener's ears like a warm shower.
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Here is the statement, which blamed the gun lobby's influence for Congress's "paralysis" on guns: The paralysis you feel right now — the impotent helplessness that washes over you as news of another mass slaughter scrolls across the television screen — isn't real.
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It is a place that you can hold no coherent mental picture of for longer than ten or fifteen minutes, and the wave of panic and determination that washes over you as you arrive can be found almost immediately in Subway Adventure.
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The artist, a professor at the University of California, Los Angeles, paints unadorned coastal scenes, pared down to pale washes over carbon-dark backgrounds, as well as figures drawn from dance: in this case, the works of the British choreographer Frederick Ashton.
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There are few words in the English language that can sufficiently describe the deep sense of dread that washes over a person after their favorite powder blush or eyeshadow palette topples off the bathroom counter or out of a makeup bag and onto the floor.
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Filtered through that poop-biofilm, the water that washes over you, as you supposedly scrub yourself clean, might contain not only all those harmless amoebas and nematodes but a few bacteria that can be dangerous — in particular some species of Mycobacterium, cousins of the Mycobacterium that causes tuberculosis.
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The only randomness is that there's a small chance that buildings will be resistant to damage, but that chance is too low ever count on (which means that when a structure does shield itself after you failed to, a wave of relief washes over you.) Despite that transparency, you'll make mistakes.
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It's Ocean's 11 as told from the perspective of a few morally dubious security guards, and it somehow renders this stuff both comprehensible and fun — at least until the tidal wave of the reality of the situation finally washes over everything, leaving you to shake your fist at the lot of them along with Madoff.
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McCarthy and Scalise are seen as the front-runners to succeed Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.), but there is a contingent of conservatives who are agitating to throw out the entire current leadership team — particularly if a blue wave washes over the House and Democrats take back the lower chamber in November.
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