Reality starts to feel like a dark and bottomless well.
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Protecting ourselves is going to require constant vigilance and a bottomless well of energy.
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When I see a newborn, I see a bottomless well of urgent, indiscriminate need.
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Turns out the bottomless well of in-game purchases may have a bottom after-all.
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There's a bottomless well of creative power that comes from having been told not to be yourself.
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Perhaps like Michelle Obama, I've spent the past month in what feels like a bottomless well of hopelessness.
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Since having cancer, I've felt a bottomless well of emotion, and pretty much anything can make me cry.
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Like the Raiders of old, this season's team plays with a bottomless well of swaggering confidence and nasty attitude.
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Yes, it provides a bottomless well of collaborators and ideas, along with the power to reach a nearly unlimited audience.
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There's a broad and seemingly bottomless well of content: comedy, politics, history, true crime, and too many others to list here.
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The pope's inaction and missteps on the issue seem to be drying up his once seemingly bottomless well of good will.
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He played the titular character, a talk show host whose charm barely concealed a bottomless well of self-hatred and self-doubt.
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The show has been committed to realism since it began, but its setting means there's a bottomless well of tech-world strangeness to feature.
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Uneven distribution Not all state and local governments will be equally able to take advantage of a bottomless well of cheap federal infrastructure loans.
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The endless therapy, the what-color-is-your-parachute quizzes, the courage-to-heal to-do lists, the lifelong self-examination, the bottomless well.
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The contrast between the industry's bottomless well of dumb apps and the lofty world-changing rhetoric (and ungodly profits) became a meme in pop culture.
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Once the pairing established itself as a saleable commodity, the music industry just kept returning to the seemingly bottomless well full of blessed African rainwater.
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Teammates turn to Green, a first-time All-Star selection this season, to rely on his playmaking and to borrow from his bottomless well of emotion.
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On Soccer MANCHESTER, England — The problem with Manchester City, as Arsène Wenger saw it, was not simply that it possessed an apparently bottomless well of wealth.
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" The greatest gift of her recovery, however, was an improved relationship with her daughter, which Kidder had seen in the past as her "bottomless well of grief.
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"It seems to me a pretty bottomless well," said Wehner, now a senior fellow at the conservative Ethics and Public Policy Center, and a frequent Trump critic.
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It's hardly a bottomless well of resources, but it lessens the temptation to hoard equipment in fear of using that last hacking tool or biocell at the wrong time.
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They have what seems to be a bottomless well of embarrassing quotes, the majority of which appear to be Travis Kalanick doing poor impressions of Tyler Durden from Fight Club.
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There, he taught her to enjoy spending her bottomless well of money on fashion, jewels, and luxury, and set her on the path to becoming the style icon she is today.
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Gasteyer and Poehler's versions of Clinton touched on this, often diving into the bottomless well of frustration their Hillarys felt at being sidelined and attacked as a supposed extension of Bill.
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This marks the first time you can view a dedicated shopping space inside of Instagram, and it could become a bottomless well of browsing for those in need of some retail therapy.
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Another macabre-loving female duo, Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark serve as both a bottomless well of the most horrifying murders, and therapy for those concerned by their own love of murder.
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In some respects, the Democratic primary landscape appeared inviting for a candidate like Mr. Steyer, with his sterling credentials as a Trump antagonist and a virtually bottomless well of money to spend on advertising.
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And no one makes the case better than a midlevel Pentagon employee who nearly brought down a presidency armed with nothing more than a Radio Shack voice recorder and a bottomless well of malevolent rectitude.
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Yet the artist's seemingly bottomless well of creativity is manifested not just in his acting, but in every part of his life and living space—especially his awe-inspiring painted library of occultism and esoterica.
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Clinton's campaign has already announced it raised more than $6900 million in June, but it is unclear what proportion of that money came from Sanders's small-dollar donors — a nearly bottomless well of cash that could be tapped until Election Day.
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Most famous people have a thin oleaginous layer of social grace that tops a bottomless well of impatience to get their press duties over with, but Hill seemed to be in no particular hurry to do anything, except lose at Ping-Pong.
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Quixotic as his campaign might seem, Mckesson still possesses the same seemingly bottomless well of self-confidence that moved him to wake up one morning and drive 0003 miles from Minneapolis to Ferguson, Mo., to protest after Michael Brown was shot to death in August 2000.
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Yankees 24, Twins 223 Manager Joe Girardi sat in an overstuffed chair in his office Tuesday afternoon and one by one took inventory of his seemingly bottomless well of relievers and what they ought to be able to provide him in the American League wild-card playoff game that evening.
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I can't complain about a ferocious V8 — there's something about having a bottomless well of torque thrumming away at your fingertips — but I often enjoy the absence of two cylinders for the simple reason that the car feels sportier and I can get into far more of the power in normal driving.
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So though there's seemingly a bottomless well of actors willing to work with Allen, the small but growing snowball effect of stars publicly voicing regret could cut into his bottom line — especially if agents and managers begin to advise actors to avoid working with Allen, as one strategist cited in the NYT story did.
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Like the countless GoFundMe campaigns created to pay for people's crippling medical costs, RIP Medical Debt is at once a symbol for the boundless generosity of strangers who want to help people in need, and the bottomless well of need created by the system that saddled Cook with $700,215 of bills she'll never be able to pay.
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Yet, it was defeated by Rion in his mutant form. When the timeline was restored, the Zad trying to get at the Defenders reverted to normal and fell into the bottomless well from whence they came.
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Nilavarai () is a location in the Jaffna District, Sri Lanka. It is popular for a natural underground Water well (Called Nilavari Bottomless well) where the water never gets depleted and it serves the irrigation of the neighbouring fields. There is another natural Water well in the Jaffna District by the name Idikundu (Idi-kun-du).
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With Ty Hardin in Bronco Director Arthur Lubin once described Dugay as "a rare actress with a bottomless well of emotion." Her filmography spans 40 years. She started her career when she was only six months old, modeling for baby talcum powder. She made her Broadway debut at age seven in a play starring Walter Huston.
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The Sivan Kovil, many Hindu establishments, the American mission run hospital are some of the landmarks of Puttur. Besides that, the ancient bottomless well Nilavarai near Puttur, is a regionally important tourist site. There is an area in Puttur called Vatharavaththai. To that area drinking water going from the Annachaththiram- Puttur through the pipes for (6–9 km).
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An each-uisge was thought to live in a bottomless well near the summit of Macphee's Hill, and faery and their associated music were taken for granted, if generally avoided. The curative powers of the seventh son of a seventh son were assumed to be sufficient for the treatment of diseases as serious as tuberculosis. Yet the old ways themselves were dying.
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The word al-Baḥah (or Baḥah without al which is equivalent to "the" in English) has many meanings; it means water and the maximum of it, the courtyard of a house, the high and abundant palm tree. In tales it refers to an extremely deep bottomless well in al-Zafir fortress. It means "open space", "water" and "abundant palm tree" and the "midline of a road".
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They are attacked by Malco and Flinch and Rion gets impaled by shrapnel, forcing Erik to take him to Brackus. Seth and Mel proceed while Omnikragg holds off Malco. They discover the Orb of Ogama-Yan that, if aligned with five other Yan objects, can protect Rados from the Dark Realm. However, Malco throws Seth and Mel into a bottomless well to get the orb, the monastery collapsing.
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Institute fellows highlight how abundant and affordable power helps fuel growth and prosperity across the globe. The institute's energy policy research is focused on climate, geopolitics, regulations, and technology. In 2005, Institute senior fellows Peter Huber and Mark Mills released the book The Bottomless Well, which disputes several popular beliefs about energy. Bill Gates described it as "the only book I’ve seen that really explains energy, its history, and what it will be like going forward".
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When Keillor left the morning program, Keith was joined on The Morning Show by Dale Connelly. He maintained the Jim Ed Poole persona and developed several other characters (like Dr. Larry Kyle of Genway Laboratories and B. Marty Barry the self-described "bottomless well of wellness") in cooperation with Connelly. Keith developed his vocal and sound effects skills on the morning program and later on A Prairie Home Companion. On October 15, 2008, Keith announced his intention to retire on December 11.
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There have been other novels in the genre about time travel, but none with The Anubis Gates' unique slant on the material, nor its bottomless well of inventiveness. It's literally in a class by itself, a model for others to follow... Powers draws from everywhere: speculative quantum physics, ancient Egyptian mythology, Romany lore, history and classical literature. Then he mixes it all together with the carefree exuberance of a kid with his first chemistry set. The result, of course, blows up the room—but in the best possible way.
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Disaster Movie is a parody film written and directed by Jason Friedberg and Aaron Seltzer, spoofing films in the disaster film genre. The film, like most films by Friedberg and Seltzer, received extremely negative reviews, and has a 1% rating on Rotten Tomatoes based on 73 reviews. The site's consensus states: "Returning to their seemingly bottomless well of flatulence humor, racial stereotypes, and stale pop culture gags, Friedberg and Seltzer have produced what is arguably their worst Movie yet". It was ranked by Rotten Tomatoes as one of the worst reviewed films of the 2000s.
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In 1973, the field was thought to contain 1.1 trillion cubic feet of recoverable gas. Through 2008, the Wattenberg Field had produced 2.8 trillion cubic feet of gas,American Petroleum Institute, Strategic energy resources: Denver- Julesberg Basin-Wattenberg Field, Colorado, Autumn 2008. and an estimated 5.2 trillion cubic feet of recoverable gas remained.Gargi Chakrabarty, “Wattenberg Field – a bottomless well?” Denver Rocky Mountain News, 18 Oct. 2008. In 2013, the US Energy Information Administration listed Wattenberg as the 9th largest gas field in the US in terms of remaining proved gas reserves, 4th in remaining proved oil/condensate reserves.
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On Rotten Tomatoes, Disaster Movie has an approval rating of 1% based on 73 reviews with an average rating of 1.76/10. The site's critical consensus reads, "Returning to their seemingly bottomless well of flatulence humor, racial stereotypes, and stale pop culture gags, Jason Friedberg and Aaron Seltzer have produced what is arguably their worst Movie yet." On Metacritic, the film has a score of 15 out of 100 based on reviews from 12 critics, indicating "overwhelming dislike". Audiences polled by CinemaScore gave the film a grade of "F" on an A+ to F scale; , it is one of only 21 films to receive such a rating.
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In 1948, when Arumugam was Divisional Irrigation Engineer based in Vavuniya, he built a dam at Palavi, providing a water tank for Thiruketheeswaram temple. He was actively involved in the restoration of the temple. Arumugam carried out various investigations at the Nilavarai "bottomless" well near Puttur the results of which enabled a Hercules Windmill pump to be built at Urellu Pokkunai well in 1952, providing irrigation water for the surrounding fields at minimal cost. Arumugam also developed the River for Jaffna project (known as the Arumugam plan), which involved diverting the freshwater discharged by the Kanakarayan Aru into the heart of the Jaffna peninsula via the Vadamarachchi Lagoon.
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George Martin said of the song, "I asked them for another song as good as 'Please Please Me', and they brought me one—'From Me to You.' ... There seemed to be a bottomless well of songs." The recording on 5 March 1963 at EMI Studios in 6 takes with 7 edit pieces and went without a hitch and on 11 April Parlophone released "From Me to You" in the UK as a single, with "Thank You Girl" on the B-side, catalogue number R5015. Nine days later, it kicked off a twenty-one week run in the British charts, reaching number one on 4 May, a position it would retain for seven weeks.
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NME praised the songs "Love Is The Key", "Rolling Back the Rivers in Time" and "Untouchable" and stated that although it is "not their best" effort, it is "more consistent than any British indie album released this year". Yahoo! Music said that it "barely steers too far from their recipe for success", but more or less praised the album, awarding it seven out of ten. The Observer gave it three out of five stars, but felt that Girls Aloud raised the bar so spectacularly that this album "suggests that Xenomania's once-bottomless well of great ideas is running dry". The Guardian stated that "despite ear-catching touches [...], nothing hits the spot like the Phil Spector-like single The Promise".
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Results of research show that the process was often very hasty and reactive, sometimes only a few days or weeks elapsing between the identification of a need and the beginning of printing and distribution. Through the 20th century, the process became more organized; for instance, it proved possible to sell more commemorative stamps if the public was formally informed of their availability, which inspired first day of issue ceremonies. In turn, simultaneous availability nationwide meant that everything had to be planned out ahead of time. Postal administrations also discovered that collectors were not a bottomless well of money, and that excessive stamp issues would simply go unpurchased, so they decide ahead of time how many stamps are a "reasonable" number.
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As a result, 'Hozier' is an authentic portrait of an artist – soulful, spiritual and seductive – and is a deeply impressive first step." Rolling Stone magazine's Jon Dolan wrote, "Blessed with a sensual singing voice and a seemingly bottomless well of lapsed-Catholic-style conflict, Hozier channels Van Morrison's Celtic R&B;, Southern soul and Black Keys-style garage blues into intimately roiling songs like 'Angel of Small Death and the Codeine Scene.'" Helen Brown of The Telegraph noted, "Gospel choirs hum and swell tenderly beneath the rougher edges of his riffs. They add mature, universal gravitas and often a holy ecstacy to an intense, youthful lyrical tangling of religion and romantic obsession that regularly finds him poised 'between love and abuse'," adding that "Hozier mixes his tormented blues with sunny R&B.
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Hank Williams recorded "You Win Again" on July 11, 1952—one day after his divorce from Audrey Williams was finalized. Like "Cold, Cold Heart," the song was likely inspired by his tumultuous relationship with his ex-wife, as biographer Colin Escott observes: :"It might have been no more than coincidence, but, in the absence of hard evidence to the contrary, the songs cut that day after Hank's divorce seem like pages torn from his diary...Its theme of betrayal had grown old years before Hank tackled it, but, drawing from his bottomless well of resentment, he gave it a freshness bordering on topicality." In Williams' original draft, the song had been titled "I Lose Again" but was reversed at producer Fred Rose's insistence. The song's memorable opening line, "The news is out all over town," begins the story of an utterly defeated narrator who cannot bring himself to leave his love despite her infidelities.
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