Faces are perpetually smudged with the stuff, and corpses tend to be drenched in it.
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What they didn't expect was to be drenched by a breaching whale's exquisite display of aqua-aerobics.
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Runners will also pass through a bubble wash — a foamy storm — and be drenched by water blasters.
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Justice League is funny at times — but set within a story that clearly wants to be drenched in darkness.
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The Mid-Atlantic may escape the snow, but is still expected to be drenched by moderate to heavy rain.
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" First the corpse would be drenched with "sodium silicate or water-glass," and then, once dried, covered with "molten glass.
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From Sunday to Monday, parts of Zhejiang, Guangdong, Guangxi and Hainan provinces will be drenched in heavy rain, Xinhua warned.
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LeBron James, Bill Gates, Oprah Winfrey and other celebrities stepped forward to be drenched, and millions of others followed suit.
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That first month will be drenched in tears and weird cocktails, and you'll hate it but also kind of love it.
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It'll be clear and bright today, with highs just breaking 80, but expect to be drenched tonight and on much of Saturday.
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Nor is it ironic to be walking to a dinner party wearing your best suit only to be drenched by a rain storm.
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Meanwhile, North Carolina's Outer Banks will likely be drenched as a tropical weather system blows by with up to 5 inches of heavy rain, forecasters said.
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At least two of these characters will be drenched in ersatz blood before the show ends, and all of them will be dirtied by black ashes.
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Sometimes you don't want to be drenched with sweat in a humid studio, and all you crave is a low-key workout in an air-conditioned studio.
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Contrasted to the usual cinematic versions, which tend to be drenched in celebrity star power and period swank, the new "Witness for the Prosecution" feels positively elemental.
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If it's a hot day, the kids will rush to be drenched by "Appearing Rooms," which has water spouting up unpredictably from a square platform of metal grating.
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Just like that, she was hotter and wetter than Mumbai in the rainy season, wrapped in smoke and dust and wanting nothing more than to be drenched to the bone.
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In a recent report, the real estate company Zillow estimated that, if the sea level were to rise by six feet, 280 percent of Miami's housing stock would be drenched.
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They'll be drenched, but it's far better to have the support when you're hiking on the sharp rocks; those who rented the park's thin water shoes ended up with very sore feet.
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Southeastern Louisiana was expected to be drenched by 4 to 6 inches (10 to 15 cm) of rain by week's end, with some areas receiving up to 18 inches (46 cm), Beven said.
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In Georgia, voters are expected to be drenched by rain throughout the day as they go to the polls to cast their ballots in the state's closely watched gubernatorial race between Democrat Stacey Abrams and Republican Brian Kemp.
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L) refineries in Norco and Convent, Louisiana, also plan to remain in operation as forecasts call for the state to be drenched with as much as 1003 feet (61 cm) of rain, sources familiar with operations at those plants said.
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The Bannon appointment sent the signal that Trump intends for his administration to be drenched in the themes of his campaign: an economic and foreign policy populism and nationalism, aggression on national security and surveillance, and utter dismissal of political correctness.
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These episodes will not all be drenched in dread as they were last year, the show is saying, and that statement only amplifies the inherent ridiculousness when Rick and the gang meet King Ezekiel and ask for help a few scenes later.
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But Jobs, inspired by the way fire stairs work on yachts, had suggested that, in cases of flagration, glass encasing the stairwells should be drenched by high-pressure sprinkler heads producing a dense mist, a proposal that apparently satisfied the Santa Clara County Fire Department.
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As it turns out, your office plant does not need to be drenched so thoroughly that water is pouring out of its tray and staining your desk top and causing a headache for you, your office manager and the cleaning staff asked to tackle your water stains.
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Tom Ford one time made a chainmail shirt and, I don't know, it must have weighed about 50 pounds, and I just thought it was so hot, and you were trying to dress cute, you're at like a beauty magazine, and I would just be drenched.
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Organized by Dr. King and the Southern Christian Leadership Conference — and led by Ralph Abernathy after Dr. King's assassination — the campaign brought around 3,000 people from all over the country to a spit of land that would soon be drenched by rains, and filled with wooden shanties and varied attempts at utopian do-it-yourself collectivism.
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But then a "holy Watcher"—an angelic messenger of God, the "Most High"—tells the dreaming king to strip the branches and chop down the tree, leaving only its stump, scattering its fruit and all the beasts that dwell in its shade, after which the king himself will be drenched with the dew of heaven,And share earth's verdure with the beasts.
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Postcards from America. Variety, 19 September 1994. Accessed 4 July 2020. In a review for The Advocate, Emanuel Levy concluded that Postcards "a dispassionate, uninvolving film" that "may be drenched in too much style, making the experience even more fractured and remote."Levy.
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People wish one another "Happy Easter" and have an occasion to talk together, too. On Easter Monday everyone can expect to be drenched with water. Important Local Events Open-air Festival Once a year, there is an open-air festival organized by our gmina. Usually it takes place in the playground of our school.
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One historic recipe is given in the 10th-century that describes how to make lauzinaj by blending crushed sugar and almonds with rosewater, and rolling it in thin dough, similar to sanbusaj (samosa) dough, but ideally even thinner. The poet Ibn al- Rumi compared the dough to grasshopper wings. The finished pastry would be drenched in rosewater-flavored simple syrup and garnished with crushed pistachio.
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Another long-standing tradition is the playing of Wagner's "Ride of the Valkyries" at 7:00 each morning during finals week with the largest, loudest speakers available. The playing of that piece is not allowed at any other time (except if one happens to be listening to the entire 14 hours and 5 minutes of The Ring Cycle), and any offender is dragged into the showers to be drenched in cold water fully dressed.
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The trail begins at the Happy Isles trail head in Yosemite Valley and travels generally east-southeast. This is one of the shortest () and most popular trails in Yosemite. The trail is mostly shaded and is progressive in incline until it reaches the base of the waterfall where mist sprays onto the hikers. At times of high flow, mostly in the spring, hikers may be drenched by the time they pass the mist from the waterfall.
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Richard "Rick" Gay (born 27 October 1983) is a Welsh field hockey player. He represented Wales in the 2014 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow. He previously represented South Africa before switching affiliation to Wales in 2008. He has played club hockey for Southgate and East Grinstead He hit a lot of field wickets, he used to cusp the balls very gently, he once hit out a whole team, Hes been known to be drenched in sweat before even entering the field.
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Livewire has to be drenched in water to be fully drained of her energy. She also has another weakness, silicon dust. When she is coated in a large quantity of the dust, its electrical resistance properties render her powerless.Batman: The Animated Series episode "Girls' Night Out" When drained of her electricity, she reverts to her solid form and cannot use most of her abilities or transform into living electricity until absorbing at least a minimal amount of electric power from some source.
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On February 23 annually, a festival called the Terminalia was celebrated in Terminus' honor, involving practices which can be regarded as a reflection or "yearly renewal" of this foundational ritual. Neighboring families would garland their respective sides of the marker and make offerings to Terminus at an altar-- Ovid identifies these, again, as crops, honeycombs, and wine. The marker itself would be drenched in the blood of a sacrificed lamb or pig. There followed a communal feast and hymns in praise of Terminus.
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Next, rapids carry the raft towards four large waterfalls which are almost impossible to not be drenched from. Passengers are then taken up a hill to be returned to the boarding platform. Due to the unpredictability of the rapids and the chain movement patterns at the station, riders will rarely go through the same experience on the ride twice (i.e. one person catching all 3 waterfalls at the end on one ride and the same person catching none the next time they ride).
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Elijah builds an altar from twelve stones, digs a huge trench around it, lays wood on it, slaughters another ox, cuts it up, and lays it on the wood. He then orders that the sacrifice and altar be drenched with water from "four large jars" poured three times, filling also the trench. He asks God to accept the sacrifice. Fire falls from the sky, consuming the sacrifice, the stones of the altar itself, the earth and the water in the trench as well.
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The Flag of Saint David. Before the Roman occupation, the dominant religion in Wales was a pagan one, led by the druids. Little is known about the traditions and ceremonies, but Tacitus, whose claims were sometimes exaggerated, stated that they performed human sacrifice: he says that in AD 61, an altar on Anglesey was found to be "drenched with the blood of their prisoners". Christianity was introduced to Wales through the Romans, and after they abandoned the British Isles, it survived in South East Wales at Hentland.
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McCaffrey was named Man of the Match after his team's 2018 final victory. While being interviewed by Lyster for The Sunday Game highlights programme, a leak through the ceiling of the Gibson Hotel caused Lyster, McCaffrey and GAA President John Horan to be drenched in water live on air. Interviewed the following day by journalists, McCaffrey reminded them: "This was the first time I've been on the pitch when the final whistle blew in an All-Ireland final. Incredible. It was so satisfying, such a relief".
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He felt the best tracks were the ones that Miguel co-wrote and highlighted "Sol Arena y Mar" and "O Tú o Ninguna" as standouts. The Los Angeles Times critic Ernesto Lechner gave the album two-and-a-half out of four stars, lamenting it "continues Latin pop's disheartening search for the glossiest production imaginable". He found the ballads to be "drenched in orchestral accompaniment," although he commended Manzanero's compositions. Regardless, Lechner opined the uptempo tracks "lack the sophistication that defines most pop today".
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A practical joke is "practical" because it consists of someone doing something that is physical, in contrast to a verbal or written joke. For example, the joker who is setting up and conducting the practical joke might hang a bucket of water above a doorway and rig the bucket using pulleys so when the door opens the bucket dumps the water. The joker would then wait for the victim to walk through the doorway and be drenched by the bucket of water. Objects can feature in practical jokes, like fake vomit, chewing-gum bugs, exploding cigars, stink bombs, costumes, whoopee cushions, and Chinese finger traps.
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Bragg sang lyrics such as "Accept it that soon you'll be drenched to the bone/For the climate is obviously changing," and "But the man in the White House says no one's to blame/For the times, they are a-changing back." Jennifer Hudson performed the song to close out the March for Our Lives in Washington DC, on March 24, 2018, led by the teenage survivors of the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida. Hudson was backed by a gospel choir. Fort Nowhere performed a cover of the song that was used in the Trailer for season 3 of the Netflix show The Crown (TV series).
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If Caen was captured at the first attempt, I Corps would take the high ground to the south on the Falaise road; if the German defenders thwarted the attempt, the corps was to consolidate a defensive front around the city. In case Caen was not captured on D-Day, Operation Smock had been planned to commence once the 51st (Highland) Division and the 4th Armoured Brigade had landed and reinforced the attackers about 3 to 4 days later. Operation Wild Oats was another plan made before the invasion, for XXX Corps and the 1st Airborne Division to cut off a possible German retirement westwards from Caen. The landings were to be supported by the bombardment of the inland defences by Allied strategic bombers, naval bombardment ships and the beaches to be "drenched" by rocket and field gun fire from landing craft.
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