I thought I was going to die at any second.
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" "These horrific nightmare scenarios can happen to anybody at any second.
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You know you could hurtle off a cliff at any second.
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The spindly guitars sound like they could decompose at any second.
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Is it the vagaries of injury, which can strike at any second?
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"We treat it as live and able to explode at any second."
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I always eat quickly at work because things can happen at any second.
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Yes—intuitions can appear at any second, but I try to keep them away.
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At any second, Mer will tell the police Andrew was lying to save her.
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Well, it barely caught in those days, and it could've blown out at any second.
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There was also a constant fear that nuclear war could break out at any second.
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Everything feels like it's on the precipice, like everything could fall apart at any second.
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Park to vivid life as a woman who could confidently keel over at any second.
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He was a stone statue—one that in my eyes, could come alive at any second.
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Uhart knew from his military training that the woman could go into shock at any second.
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President Donald Trump runs a tight ship — poised to crash into an iceberg at any second.
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"Your life can be taken away at any second, so you'd better use it wisely," she says.
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It gets me that naked iPhone look, minus the worry of destroying my phone at any second.
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Luis rarely leaves his house without his gun, wary of being kidnapped or killed at any second.
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This time, their relationship could end at any second — they feel it, and we feel it too.
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It feels like Ty Pennington will pop out at any second to scream, "Move that cloud!" with us.
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"'You could have a heart attack and die at any second,&apos" Rice recalled a nutritionist telling her.
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"From what we saw [the child] could have been killed at any second," one witness told CNN affiliate WCPO.
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We finished it quickly, as if it might unfasten itself from the plate at any second and float away.
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"From what we saw [the child] could have been killed at any second," Bruce Davis, who was with Hollifield, told WCPO.
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Possibly: "From what we saw (the child) could have been killed at any second," witness Bruce Davis told CNN affiliate WCPO.
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The creature is double the size of his own flimsy vessel and might at any second decide to eat him, absentmindedly.
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To see that she is so lively now is especially inspiring considering even professionals expected her to die at any second.
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It makes tragic sense, since it feels as though that hard-fought status will be torn away from him at any second.
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"It was that final text she sent him," people would say in an audible whisper... Your phone could move at any second.
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"It could happen at any second here and there's nothing wrong with that!" he yelled before turning over the microphone to her.
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Honor. It is so hard to come by in this life, and it can be torn from your hands at any second.
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It allows you to cherish every moment that you have with your loved ones, because at any second, it could be gone.
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Being 18 is a transitory space, one where you feel like at any second, the ground could slip out from under you.
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I had to lie face to face with a live grenade in front of me, it could have gone off at any second.
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It was speedy and chaotic, with the band sounding as if the entire house of cards would come tumbling down at any second.
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The women and girls at the core of Big Little Lies are painfully aware of abstract dangers that could manifest at any second.
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It gave the songs the feeling of a jump-scare—that, at any second, you could be accosted by something unnatural and alarming.
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"You didn't want to walk in there and make a noise, because it looked like anyone could crack at any second," the expert said.
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When you lose a friend in real life you know they're gone, but online you feel like they might come back at any second.
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Putin said last month Russia was ready to resume gas deliveries to Ukraine at "any second" if Kiev agreed to pre-pay for supplies.
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But with his contract up after this season, he knows he could be gone at any second if the team thinks it can improve.
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That means letting paranoia, visceral anxiety and the feeling that something bad is about to happen at any second overwhelm the more rational faculties.
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Although that is a terrifying reality for a lone woman on the verge of going into labor at any second, it's also an electrifying possibility.
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"As it stands right now, if you book an Airbnb you could be homeless at any second and thrown out on the street," he said.
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Once he was gone I started reeling from the realization that, throughout this journey, at any second, things could completely change in the worst way.
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Amid the moseying, you sense that the night, with its noirish, narcoleptic glow, could go awry at any second, especially when a pistol is produced.
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"I definitely don't miss feeling like the whole thing can just come crashing down at any second if it gets raided by the cops," she added.
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Jamie's work exists in this borderland between the real and the imaginary, like a surfer riding a wave that at any second is about to break.
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By the time I reached the pivotal choice in the Black Eagles route, Garreg Mach felt like a powder keg ready to burst at any second.
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Whenever I'm in predominantly white spaces with my Salvadoran grandparents, I'm on high alert because at any second, some racist bigot can harass them for speaking Spanish.
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Anything could have gone wrong at any second, and it was only through hard work, expertise, and a lot of luck that the Apollo 11 mission succeeded.
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While mixing a ton of styles together, it sounds like it could collapse under the weight of its own ambition at any second, but never fully does.
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But most say the biggest risk to that is the U.S.-China trade war, which could be ratcheted up at any second by a tweet from President Trump.
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Instead of feeling like my head was an eggshell that a cluster could crack into at any second, I felt like I had a forcefield around my skull.
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And, most importantly, the warmth of The Restaurant's unofficial queen, Simone (UnReal suitress Caitlin FitzGerald), feels like it could turn into a scolding hot, fatal burn at any second.
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From day one, cadets have it drilled into them that everyone they encounter on the street could kill them at any second, and their training reinforces this fearful outlook.
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Mr. Maynard, the zoo director, said that the drug would not have acted quickly enough in a situation that at any second could have turned deadly for the boy.
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"Raising a family is similar to racing — some days you're hanging in the back, hanging on tight, holding on and hoping a caution falls at any second," Gordon said.
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Jessa and Marnie's employment status is dubious at best, and throughout Hannah's pre-party trek through NYC I was terrified she was going to lose her purse at any second.
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One day the North Vietnamese overran his position, and while he was sprinting away in retreat, expecting to die at any second, he felt his soul run out of his body.
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Anyone with even a third of a tactical mind is able to ascertain patterns of movement, anticipate what's going on, and prepare a contingency plan for bailing out at any second.
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During the middle movement's "Vivace di più" section, the rhythmic charge Ms. Wang put into select chords made it feel as though she could vault into Stravinsky's "Petrouchka" transcription at any second.
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KRASNAYA POLYANA, Russia, Oct 27 (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday Russia was ready to resume gas supplies to Ukraine at "any second" if Kiev agreed to pre-pay for supplies.
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With his pistol in his left hand — he does not recall unholstering it, saying it got there "like a magic trick" — he scurried behind a van, convinced a gunman could approach at any second.
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It's Donna Summer's "I Feel Love" ramped up to an unmanageable pace, so coiled it sounds like at any second the entire track could explode in a burst of lime green sparks and puce flames.
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Both scenes play off my awareness of real-life altercations, expecting me to recognize how the situations could turn perilous at any second, and to feel the same sense of dread Lawrence and Brandon feel.
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Because I saw dead bodies at a very young age, I believe that self-consciously it impressed upon me that life can go at any second and you better enjoy it while you have it.
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All of Twitter is on the edge of its seat after fans noticed last night that Beyoncé's VEVO channel had 13 new unlisted videos on it, meaning that her new album could drop AT ANY SECOND.
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Its ludicrous cheese is too embarrassing to harmlessly laugh at, wrought with the tension that a shitty set could collapse at any second or a Windows 95 watermark could suddenly appear over its low-fi CGI.
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Paterson (the character) regularly ties up his girlfriend's dog outside a bar while he goes to drink, and the movie leads us to believe that at any second, the dog could break free or be snatched away.
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As "Week 5's" tense cliffhanger — which follows a loud battle of words between Onyeka Ehie and Nicole Lopez Alvar — proves, this is definitely a man with enough anxiety to go flying over a fence at any second.
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A person with their mouth shut, keeping what's really going on inside (even though everything feels like it's going to spill out at any second.) — Ally Stevens, Lubbock, TX Headlines flashing, people lashing- When will it ever end?
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I was ready for her to give up at any second, go in for a late-term abortion, or maybe even reveal it had all been a joke—anything would be more believable than Maya having a baby.
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After all, judging by TV depictions of birth, babies could just pop out at any second, with pregnant characters reliably going into labor with theatrical waterworks in the street, grocery store, or while fighting with their partners or friends.
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More ominously, Fitzpatrick disappears for a spell, and Victor worries — both for the old tosser's well-being and for his own safety, as though the man might jump out of the shadows and strike him down at any second.
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According to her, not many people have left yet, but a large number of the people, at least the ones she knows, have packed up their family photos, documents, and essentials, to be ready to leave at any second.
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Click here to view original GIFImage: Smithsonian's National ZooA lot of the stuff you'll see online right now is pretty depressing, possibly concerning how the world is falling apart or like how we could randomly go to war at any second.
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If the world doesn't implode—which in being a Generation-Xer and growing up under the shadow of nuclear weapons, I've always had this ongoing belief that the whole thing might blow up at any second—the only constant is change.
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An anxiety-inducing new photo series called Equilibrium, from French artist Florent Tanet and collaborator Arthur King, captures moments that flicker between safety and danger, illustrated through delicately stacked objects that look like they could fall over at any second.
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"You get in there with a game plan to win the fight, and whether that means going the distance or taking the guy out, that can change at any second in a fight," unbeaten middleweight Quigley told Reuters in a telephone interview.
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The 18-unit development, from the Gotham Organization, is housed at 520 West 45th Street inside a former grade school, with enough vintage flourishes to make it feel as if a teacher is going to walk around the corner at any second.
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I try to dress like at any second we might run into his sister or cousin or grandma, and they would tell me how much they loved my outfit (and how charming I am, and how we should just get married already).
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In fact, I remember calling Justin a "diva" and suggesting that, for once, given that I was going to pop at any second, maybe he could, I don't know, give the whole "getting the shakes from hunger" thing a break and put me first?
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You may recall After Dark as the one with the flying toasters, but it was so much more than that — it was bubbles and cracks and glitches suddenly filling the screen, playing with our fears that computers were fragile and could break at any second.
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At the beginning of the season, she seemed impossibly besieged on all sides: Tyrells, Martells, Starks, Targaryens, Greyjoys—they were all coming for her and all she had on her side was a one-handed Jaime who might stab her in the back at any second.
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For example, if you witness, from your car, the police arresting a man who looks frighteningly like the actor who played the Corsican mobster in the 183 film "A Prophet," you might find yourself ducking because your husband is yelling that, at any second, an ambush could happen.
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It's in the middle of this national pressure cooker that feels poised to blow at any second that Swift has chosen to return with new music, giving the world a glimpse into what has been occupying her headspace over the last the year while the world has burned around her.
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Locked in a precariously tiny shuttle that shakes so much it seems like it might shatter at any second, Armstrong and his colleagues' vision of space is far more about beeping monitors, and aluminum doors lined with something that looks suspiciously like duct tape, than the glory of the sun and other stars.
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"DICE has nailed down this rock-paper-scissors sandbox environment where anything can happen at any second," Diemer said, referencing the way Battlefield's complementary soldier classes and vehicles help foster unscripted "holy sh*t" moments of the sort that are chronicled officially in dedicated YouTube playlists and unofficially, by fans, across the internet.
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Parents should not be put in a position to send their kids to school each morning under the same conditions that parents of military personnel understand all too well — that they could lose their life at any second — but at least if they do, it will have been in the service of their country.
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While the idea of a feature comprising nothing but photographs and voice-overs might sound a little static, Ms. Tan keeps the movie moving, in both senses of the word, with her canny use of dissolves, deliberate camera movement within a frame, and an ingenious soundtrack that often hints that the images might "come to life" at any second.
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The horrors that unfold are immediate and ubiquitous, from the disarray of the house that everyone thought was abandoned, the violent, masochistic drive of Jack, Marguerite, and Lucas Baker, and the ever-present feeling that at any second, around any corner, behind any door, a disturbing scene or encounter could be lying in wait, tempting you to turn around and give up completely.
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Tyler suffers flashbacks to his teenage years with his father. Burns said "When Tyler's alone with his dad, he fears the worst – that anything could go wrong at any second." Russell plans to purchase Fitzgerald Motors with Mark and Aaron's support. Tyler's lack of enthusiasm leads Russell to confront him.
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Lipa was inspired by being tired and homesick, and lyrically, she sings about a relationship that could crash at any second. "Last Dance" received acclaim from music critics, with many praising Lipa's vocals. The song peaked at number four on Billboards Twitter Emerging Artists chart. An accompanying music video premiered via YouTube on 18 February 2016.
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The chorus is mostly instrumental, featuring electronic sounds and a dance beat. The middle eight contains a breakdown, where Lipa vocally hits her high notes. The track has a contemporary dance-heavy production with house synth chords and a bassline rumble. Lyrically, the song contains Tumblr-inspired lyrics about an intense relationship that could crash at any second.
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Who knows what [Karen] is singing about on these delicate and enthralling songs, but there are moments here where The Innocence Mission sound like they're going to dissolve into the ether at any second. It makes them all the more powerful and beautiful." Mojo additionally commented on the quality of the album's lyrics, and the Peris' personal lives, saying: "[Their] albums have traced the faultlines of parenthood, until now ... Their teenage kids are leaving home. Everywhere, [Karen] Peris notes absence.
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An M26 Pershing tank fires at German positions across the Rhine. The Ludendorff Bridge at Remagen from the west bank of the Rhine after it was captured by U.S. troops The U.S. troops dodged German machine gun and small arms fire on top of and under the bridge, moving from bridge girder to girder, cutting demolition wires and tossing explosive charges into the river, not knowing if the Germans would detonate the rest of them at any second. Lt. Timmermann was among those removing the charges. CBS Radio war correspondent Everett Holles wrote about Timmermann removing the charges in his book, Unconditional Surrender.
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The women charged with her supervision routinely beat and tormented her. One day, Rachel simply snapped, and began fiercely beating the younger of the two women who she was a slave to. She expected to be killed at any moment, writing "at any second I expected a spear in the back, but instead, the warriors seemed amused, and gathered and watched us fight." Rachel's long captivity might have sapped her physical strength, but it had left her with a surfeit of rage and hate which enabled her to easily defeat the younger woman, and nearly beat her to death.
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For the first trial, he must escape from a maze that is filling with water whilst dragging a stone weighing half of his body weight. The second trial Darren must complete is The Path of Needles, a barefoot journey through one of the mountains many caverns littered with stalagmites and stalactites, all of which are razor sharp and could fall at any second. Luck is on Darren's side as the Festival of the Undead takes place right after his second trial. During this three-day period no official business can take place meaning he gets a five-day rest before his next trial.
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It is clear he has only ever been prized for his intelligence (which he reaffirms constantly around Hatsumi by calling her "dimwit," "birdbrain," etc.). Ryoki's family is disjointed and loveless, which is why he finds Hatsumi's devotion to her family incomprehensible. His family's past actions have influenced his views on relationships as well, such as strictly practicing and prizing monogamy in his relationship with Hatsumi, no doubt because of his father's past known affair with Azusa's mother. Ryoki displays great insecurity in his trust with relations involving Hatsumi, feeling at any second that she is off "flirting with other men".
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You could press 'pause' at any second and hang the frame on your wall." Richard Corliss of Time named it one of the Top 10 Best Movies of 2011. Some religious reviewers welcomed the spiritual themes of the film. For instance, Catholic author and now auxiliary bishop of Los Angeles Fr. Robert Barron, reviewing The Tree of Life for a Chicago Tribune blog, noted that "in the play of good and evil, in the tension between nature and grace, God is up to something beautiful, though we are unable to grasp it totally...“Tree of Life” is communicating this same difficult but vital lesson.
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There were tons of powder beside them. Fire was eating its way up the fuse and might at any second set loose the terrific force of the mine. The bravery of the officers before whose minds those thoughts flashed could not be doubted — it had been proved too often for that —but to go and warn the squad seemed so utterly beyond reason, so surely a useless throwing away of another life, that they stood there rigid and pale, with one exception - Walter Thorn, first lieutenant of the U. S. Colored Infantry, who hesitated, but only long enough to form a resolve. Then he dashed off in the direction of the bulkhead.
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Lola, unable to buy a decent dress at any second hand shop, gets Sam Creek to help her sneak the Eliza Doolittle dress for her to wear at the Sidartha concert. Lola and Ella sneak away to New York City and try to get the last two tickets but Lola remembered she left her money in her make up kit which she left on the train. Unable to get into the concert Lola and Ella later see the singer of the Sidartha band, Stu Wolff, getting drunk as he leaves the party. Lola and Ella lead him into a restaurant to buy him coffee but Stu sneaks out by climbing out the bathroom window.
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Luke takes him back to his place, an old warehouse converted into a club, to try and convince Moose to join his dance crew, with whom he teams up. Luke believes that with the skills of Moose and the rest of his crew dancers that they could win the $100,000 grand prize in the World Jam Championships contest to solve financial problems. After all, he is five months behind in the mortgage payments and the warehouse could be put for auction at any second, if they are not paid. Luke meets Natalie at the club and notices her dancing abilities, enlisting her to become part of his crew, but is unaware of Natalie's motives.
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Despite these initial disadvantages, the ship and crew work up a routine and gain experience. Bennett, the first lieutenant, a mean and shirking disciplinarian with a penchant for bullying and canned sausages ("snorkers"), leaves the ship ostensibly for health reasons, and the junior officers are able to mature, with Lockhart gaining promotion to first lieutenant. The crew cross the Atlantic many times on escort duty in all kinds of weather, often encountering fierce storms in one of the smallest ships built to protect Allied convoys. The men endure the ship's constant rolling and pitching in the huge waves, freezing cold, the strain of maintaining station on the convoy on pitch-black nights and the fear that at any second a torpedo from a German U-boat could blow them to oblivion.
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