The soil the figure is standing on is black, while the surf froths agitatedly behind her.
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I was agitatedly talking to Ms. Lankesh about how the Indian left was almost entirely led by upper-caste Hindus.
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She threatens his vow of celibacy (a concept she Googles agitatedly after meeting him); he threatens her defense mechanism of detached hedonism.
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Cybernetically spiritual Chicago producer, Hieroglyphic Being, has shared "Spiritual Alliances," the agitatedly vivid second single off his forthcoming album The Disco's Of Imhotep.
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They prefer to agitatedly discuss the logistics of the dying pork business in Turkey, their views on the Ecumenical Patriarchate, their community, and each other.
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Fumbling with a ballpoint pen and agitatedly clicking it, seeming with each click to adjust his calculation, he finally gripped it and wrote "180" on a small piece of paper.
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It wasn't a one-man band so much as it was a (typically shirtless) guy banging agitatedly on a floor tom while screaming and crooning through catchy, two-minute koan-like songs.
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When Buddy first tells Jess about his plans to meet up with an old acquaintance, he agitatedly paces the room, eliding specifics only to blurt "it's a her," as if he were confessing a sin.
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She vapes agitatedly when she's not talking a mile a minute — the dense dialogue can be hard to unpack because the action is set in Baton Rouge, La., and the actors go to town with the accent.
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To her amazement, Roberts is later visited by Atkins, who agitatedly warns her not to trust the sweet- natured policeman. Someone is lying about something, and Roberts plainly does not know what to believe. When she finds out, it is nearly too late.
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The game proceeds, but the quality of verses recited by Gong's friends is deemed so egregious by Miao that he agitatedly roars and jumps about. Simultaneously, Gong's friends have begun to act rowdily under the influence of alcohol. After a failed attempt to quieten them, an incensed Miao transforms into a tiger and kills all of the men present, save Gong and a fellow scholar Mr. Jin (靳). Three years after the harrowing experience, Mr. Jin, having recently obtained his master's degree, returns to Flowery Hill.
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Days after the zoo reaffirmed its non-interference policy, mass circulation daily Bild ran a story with a headline reading "Why Won't Anyone Save the Cute Baby Knuts in Nuremberg Zoo?" At the beginning of January, zoo keepers noticed that Vilma appeared nervous; she was seen agitatedly scratching at her feedbox, and there was no further sign of her cubs. It is believed that she devoured them. When asked for a reason, Nuremberg zoo director Dag Encke stated that they could have been ill, a circumstance under which polar bears in the wild often eat their young.
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Charlie himself attributes his illness to overwork and brushes aside Doctor Meyers's suspicion that he may have been deliberately given poison as the ramblings of a senile quack who should have retired a long time ago. However, Doctor Meyers insists on a professional nurse being installed in the Horsts' home, and before her arrival at the house Chaney is seen meeting her at the railway station and talking agitatedly with her. Charlie is given strict orders not to eat or drink anything unless the nurse is present, and he gradually recovers. At about the same time Ben Chaney discloses his true identity as a private investigator who has been hired to track down a serial widow whose previous husbands have all died ostensibly of natural causes and who is said to be living in this area under an assumed name.
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