Burble asks how Cheryl is really, truly, doing, she cracks.
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Burble definitely meant Archie should help the police start one such service.
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Trump's political enemies and critics burble wishfully over Daniels' lawyer's tactics and stagecraft.
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But the flirtatious burble soon gives way to political anecdotes and jokes aimed at national leaders.
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As we burble into awards season like a primordial swamp ooze, Sesame Street has offered some predictions.
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Sure, but that only makes the sunny-eyed burble of "Ray of Light" feel more dated in retrospect.
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But the engine overrun, the burble of backfire as an engine burns off excess gasoline, was suddenly gone.
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It—or, we, I should say—seemed incongruous amid the hustling-and-bustling burble of families and shoppers.
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As college prep and town creep pressure rises for the RHS seniors, Mr. Burble has increased her office hours.
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Burble points out to Red that his supposed selfless vigilantism is actually his own version of dangerous compulsive behavior.
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Outlandish theories burble up from the depths and are laundered up through increasingly mainstream channels until they reach the president.
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To prove her point, Burble recommends a chimera DNA test for Cheryl, which will check her cells for dual DNA markers.
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Burble spends therapy hinting their familial connection is sexually charged in a way the Game of Thrones cast would really get.
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After four seasons of manipulation, Burble and Betty force Alice to confront the many terrible things she has done to her daughter.
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That extra horsepower bump is backed by a high-flow center-mounted exhaust system that I hope will crackle and burble a bit.
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For me, nothing this year was weirder than watching Kyle MacLachlan burble around Twin Peaks: The Return with a tie on his head.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Does the warning red of our stop signs burble up from the color's association with medieval morality?
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A lot of dynamics burble to the surface when you barricade a group of young people in a house and tell them to mate.
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Then, Burble urges Jughead to genuinely investigate this conspiracy he believes in so much, rather than B.S. about it to avoid his avoid his writing.
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"I've been listening to fish squawks, burble, and pops for nearly 30 years now, and they still amaze me with their variety," McCauley told New Scientist.
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Toby Fox's Undertale, to choose a delightful recent example, abounds with tunelets; whether cheerful, contemplative, mischievous, majestic, or adorable, the melodies burble with playful, baroque intricacy.
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Mr. Leckey stuck with music with his "Sound System" sculptures, totemlike stacks of speakers, amps and buffers that burble out snippets of vocals, beats and bodily sounds.
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But when it rains and rains and rains, they fill up, letting water burble through their gates into Buffalo Bayou and out toward the sea, to control flooding.
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Uzi's Auto-Tuned squeal matches the glassy electronics to produce a music of synthetic highs and sharp contrasts, sweet jitter and melodic burble, Fruit Loops and chemical residue.
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Take a break from the heavier ingredients with enoki mushrooms, lotus-root slices, and taro, which should take half as long to burble to the surface as the meats.
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Midtempo percussive clicks, jazzy piano chords, and assorted layers of synth burble produce a constantly percolating dreamscape as magical keyboard swirl flits through the mix and leaves sparkly traces.
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On the walls and the ceiling, four cameras and an omnidirectional microphone record the baby's every burble and squawk, then transmit them to a secure server in an adjacent room.
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Sarah DiGregorio's recipe for a slow-cooker chicken with 20 cloves of garlic can burble away in your machine or on the stovetop for hours while you attend to other matters.
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Indeed, the ocean is rife with the chatter of fish that indulge in a variety of "squawks, burble and pops" according to Robert McCauley, who's been studying these vocalizations for nearly thirty years.
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So many of these snapshots of family lives burble with a quiet but persistent distress over what it means to make, have, and share a home these days, and to feel secure in it.
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These sorts of transmissions often feel their best when the gas pedal is pressed hard, but the GT211 is perfectly happy to amble along with the engine making a comforting burble from under the hood.
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A compendium of creepy spy-movie bass, squeaking keyboards locking into the groove at skewed angles, and metallic snare drums impatiently ushering things along, "42" rattles and clanks, threatening to fall apart, while both rappers burble excitedly.
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As German explained to Gizmodo, most of the hydrothermal systems humans have studied so far occur at mid-ocean ridges, where tectonic plates are spreading apart and causing hot magma from the mantle to burble up near the surface.
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It&aposs also allowing the crew and embarked test personnel to rigorously evaluate the effect of the CVN 78 air wake, or burble, and its compatibility with all types of fleet aircraft the Navy utilizes on an aircraft carrier.
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Over the top of the requisite choir and string sounds—borrowed, no doubt, from his stated fascination with Wendy Carlos' similar album of classical reinventions Switched-On Bach—he'd allow his collection of hardware to burble and burp, swoon and sulk.
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Burble reminds Jughead how his desire to lionize his grandfather — a man who abused his dad F.P. (Skeet Ulrich) and later abandoned his family — may be hurting F.P. This fact finally dawns on Jughead, who looks ashamed for his behavior.
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While you're at it, put a cup of steel-cut oats into your rice cooker along with a cup of milk, a cup and a half of water and a big pinch of salt, and let it burble and steam through the night.
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The smell of it—the warmth of the garlic, the slow, browning burble of the butter—was practically tangible; it felt like it could lift me up from the ground like the scent of pie cooling on a windowsill in an old-timey cartoon.
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But while sexism and gender relations are a part of The Romanoffs' tapestry — and the three episodes sent out to critics burble with nods both knowing and unknowing to the past year of #MeToo reckoning — Weiner is once again using the past to inform the present.
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J.C. What could have been a straightforward ballad, with lyrics promising trust and friendship, lives up to the "Overload" of its title with a swirling, multilayered track that sends voices, percussion and keyboards swirling around its slow trap beat; in all the burble, there's a calliope-like cheerfulness.
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Abdirahman M. Ahmed, who runs Green Djibouti International, an environmental social enterprise, said many people viewed foreign militaries as a stabilizing force, given their country's diminutive size, its lack of resources and the potential threats from neighbors like Ethiopia, Somalia and Eritrea, where expansionist sentiments continue to burble.
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Though this isn't always the most positive thing in the world, and reductive retromania is symptomatic of artistic and social malaise, it does mean the artists who are adored but not quite fawned over, can burble away on the back burner, boiling back into view when the mood strikes them.
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Released on an iconic house label, executive produced by the undersung Gladys Pizarro, written by the New York club mainstay Danny Tenaglia, and featuring piano by the future Hillary Clinton political adviser Peter Daou, "Equinox" samples the circular burble of Manuel Göttsching's prog-ambient classic "E2-E4" and a terse Grace Jones vocal.
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Criticism was always (and certainly in Arnold's time) vulnerable to careerism and hackery, but amid the pingings of Twitter and along the web pages of Goodreads and LibraryThing and Amazon, the fast one-star slash and the instant five-star burble are now given the same algorithmic weight as the lengthy and well-considered three- or four-star comment.
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When this blogger—who is one of six reporters travelling around Asia this week aboard Mr Mattis's plane—accompanied the defence secretary to Observation Point Ouellette, close to the Military Demarcation Line that divides the two Koreas, dueling tunes from the North and South formed a low background burble, competing with the cries of birds of prey that wheel high over no-man's land.
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I feel this way lately, maybe you feel it too, this dull-ache ambivalence about many things, because the earth is disintegrating and now the polar bears paddle forever, bony and deflated-looking, in search of food and ice, because the government is run by pit bosses and loan sharks and grinning ex-lobbyists, that the bridge this train is rolling across breaks off up ahead and we can see it from here and the man at the controls is asleep, and he's not even a real conductor, it's a scarecrow with a pot on his head, and soon the rainforest will be buzzed to its ankles and the seas will warm from pole to pole into microwaved diner gravy and cities will burble down beneath it.
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Howard Brown 18. C.H. Gordon 19. Gilbert Holland 20. Burble Jackson 21. Snippy Mason (né Arthur Robinson Mason; 1891–1976), tenor ‡ 22.
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It was reasonable to manufacture and relatively inexpensive for the range of input forces, both presses and impulse inputs, it could transduce. One of its drawbacks was that it was not well damped in very light playing, making touch uncertain. At some point, working for Kurzweil, Hal Chamberlin debounced this burble. A hardware fix was possible - splitting the sensors.
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Veronica and Cheryl start their own rum business called Maple Rum, run in an old brothel club that Penelope Blossom used to run. After visiting Ms. Burble, the guidance counselor, and expressing all of her feelings including that she has her dead brother's body in her basement and is being haunted by a doll, she is replaced by a coach on the cheerleading squad.
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An example of the relationship between angle of attack and lift on a cambered airfoil. The exact relationship is usually measured in a wind tunnel and depends on the airfoil section. The relationship for an aircraft wing depends on the planform and its aspect ratio. The graph shows that the greatest amount of lift is produced as the critical angle of attack is reached (which in early-20th century aviation was called the "burble point").
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Meyer's second full-length album, Everything Will Be Alright, was released on November 15, 2011, on her record label, Kli Records.Jon Young, “Yael Meyer, ‘Everything Will Be Alright’,” Spin, November 15, 2011. The Wall Street Journal called it "a bright, affecting album in which synthesized rhythms and ambient sounds burble under Ms. Meyer's soft, sweet voice, her sing-along melodies and her nylon-string guitar." Heeb deemed it a "sublime and wistful record,"Arye Dworken, “Chosen Music: Yael Meyer,” Heeb, November 14, 2011.
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"Holy Water" is an electronica and technopop song, and it features "a minimalist bass burble", "martial beats", and ricocheting synths in its instrumentation. "Holy Water" interpolates her own song "Vogue" during the track's bridge, with the singer commending "strike a pose" over a rhythmic base. She also offers "orgasmic gasps" throughout the track. Lyrically, the song talks about worshiping cunnilingus, with Madonna comparing oral sex to holy water, and as noted by Billboard Vanessa Grigoriadis, it was named after her lifelong obsessions, since it features "church-baiting innuendos," "juxtaposing Christian imagery with frank sexuality".
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The reserve deployment bag and pilot chute are not connected to the canopy in a reserve system. This is known as a free-bag configuration, and the components are sometimes not recovered after a reserve deployment. Occasionally, a pilot chute does not generate enough force either to pull the pin or to extract the bag. Causes may be that the pilot chute is caught in the turbulent wake of the jumper (the "burble"), the closing loop holding the pin is too tight, or the pilot chute is generating insufficient force.
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In-game screenshot (ZX Spectrum) The game features the player character hunting down replicants for bounty money. On loading the game, the player has to listen to around two minutes of music from the movie soundtrack without any ability to skip the sequence. Author Will Brooker notes that due to the computers' sonic limitations, the "grandiose swoops and fanfares" of the soundtrack were reduced to "a tinny one-channel burble". The game first presents the player with a map showing the locations of the fugitive replicants and the player's flying car, which must be steered over a droid on the map.
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The characteristic "burble" of a crossplane V8 comes from the exhaust manifold design, which typically merges all four exhaust ports on each bank of four cylinders into one exit for convenience. This accentuates the pattern outlined above, sometimes described as "potato-potato", mimicking the alternating sequential interval and longer gap. The specific firing order of the engine and the exhaust configuration can lead to subtle variations which may or may not be noticeable to enthusiasts. Other sounds are possible by careful grouping of the exhaust pulses, but the packaging (space) requirements generally make this unfeasible in road-going machines.
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Sylvester joined The Times newspaper in June 2008, where she writes a weekly political column and a weekly interview piece, often collaborating with Alice Thomson. She was named 2015's Political Journalist of the Year at the British Press Awards. Iain Martin has described her and Thomson's work as "highly skilled interviewers [with] a gift for getting people to burble on until they say something highly revealing." Sylvester wrote an interview with Conservative Party leadership candidate Andrea Leadsom during the 2016 leadership election in which Leadsom made comments with reference to her childless competitor Theresa May.
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Engines with an even firing interval will sound smoother, have less vibration and provide more even pressure pulses in the exhaust gas to the turbocharger. Engines with an uneven firing interval usually have a burble or a throaty, growling engine sound and more vibrations. The main application of uneven firing intervals is motorcycle engines, such as big-bang firing order engines. Examples of odd- firing engines are most four-stroke V-twin engines, 1961-1977 Buick V6 engine, 1985-present Yamaha VMAX, 1986–present Honda VFR 750/800, 1992-2017 Dodge Viper V10, 2008-present Audi/Lamborghini 5.2 V10 40v FSI and the 2009-2020 Yamaha R1 (inline four engine with a crossplane crankshaft).
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During the late 19th and early 20th centuries, after-winter steamers carrying goods on Lake Laberge early on in the shipping season regarded the lake as trouble, since it was one of the last such passages to thaw its ice. At least two methods were employed to break the ice up: :Method 1. Allow a surging gout of water to be released from the control dam below Marsh Lake, thereby expanding the lake waters suddenly below the surface of the ice, forcing cracks for the water to burble up through, or :Method 2. Smear an abundant quantity of expended crankcase oil along the lake's icy length, causing it to melt by increasing the sun's warming effect.
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The P-38 Lightning gave Lockheed engineers a great deal of initial design trouble, because it was so fast that it was the first American aircraft to experience compressibility and Mach tuck. The fastest World War II fighters were the first aircraft to experience Mach tuck. Their wings were not designed to counter Mach tuck because, research on supersonic airfoils was just beginning; areas of supersonic flow, together with shock waves and flow separation,Anderson, John D. Jr. Introduction to Flight, Third Edition, McGraw Hill Book Company, , Figure 5.17 point c and Figure 5.20 were present on the wing. This condition was known at the time as compressibility burble and was known to exist on propeller tips at high aircraft speeds.
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Despite being crass and ill-judged, RTD is actually fun in parts." Jesse Cataldo of Slant Magazine gave the album one and a half stars out of five, saying, "The odd duck here is the surprisingly gentle 'The Departed', a slide guitar–laced burble which compares Iggy Pop to the yellowed pages of a photo album. It's honest and introspective, and has no place whatsoever on a Stooges album, a fact that only serves as a reminder that a new Stooges album has no real place in the year 2013." Greg Kot of the Chicago Tribune gave the album three out of four stars, saying "Though it is nowhere near as indelible as the Stooges' first three landmark albums, Ready to Die is much stronger than the band's 2007 comeback, The Weirdness.
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Other members of the group have included bassist Itibere Zwarg, pianist Jovino Santos-Neto and percussionists Nene, Pernambuco and Zabele. Known as o Bruxo (the Sorcerer), Pascoal often makes music with unconventional objects such as teapots, children's toys, and animals, as well as keyboards, button accordion, melodica, saxophone, guitar, flute, voice, various brass and folkloric instruments. Perhaps because he grew up in the countryside, he uses nature as a basis for his compositions, as in his Música da Lagoa, in which the musicians burble water and play flutes while immersed in a lagoon: a Brazilian television broadcast from 1999 showed him soloing at one point by singing into a cup with his mouth partially submerged in water. Folk music from rural Brazil is another important influence in his work.
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The typical firing order for a boxer-four engine is for the left bank of cylinders to ignite one after another, followed by the right bank of cylinders (or vice versa), with the firing interval evenly spaced at 180 degrees. Traditionally, the exhausts from the two cylinders on each bank were merged together, with the resulting uneven exhaust pulses causing a characteristic "flat-four burble" exhaust sound. The other common exhaust configuration (such as used by Subaru since the mid-2000s) is to pair the cylinders with a firing interval offset of 360 degrees, in order to optimise the exhaust pulses.Announcement on Legacy exhaust in Japanese: Announcement on Forester exhaust in Japanese: Announcement on Impreza exhaust in Japanese: This configuration requires long exhaust manifolds, in order to pair the cylinders on opposite banks, and results in a less distinctive exhaust sound.
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As part of the Thanksgiving holidays, a recently divorced man named Ron Emmerson (Jay Harrington) takes his children Tim (Graham Verchere) and Annie (Genevieve Buechner) to the farm of Ron's eccentric Aunt Cly (Mary Steenburgen) in the town of Turkey Hollow which has no technology. Tim and Annie find themselves caught up in searching for the "Howling Hoodoo," an elusive 10 ft. monster that has been considered a legend to the citizens of Turkey Hollow while also coming across the plot of the scheming neighbor Eldridge Slump (Linden Banks) and his farmworker minions Buzz (Gabe Khouth) and Junior (Peter New) that involves illegal turkeys activities and a plot for Eldridge to claim Aunt Cly's farm. With the aid of some new creature friends named Squonk, Zorp, Burble, and Thring, the Emmersons must expose Slump's plot and save the day.
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He has collaborated with several writers, including Vikram Seth ( 8 Beastly Tales ), Richard Stilgoe ( Mine Host ), and Dilys Rose ( Kaspar Hauser and Watching over You ). Boyle has written for emerging artists at the start of their careers – the pianist James Willshire has premièred several of his works and recorded much of Boyle’s piano music on a critically acclaimed CD.Andrew Clark, "review of Rory Boyle Solo Piano Music / Phaethon's Dancing Lesson", Financial Times, 23 April 2011Graham Rickson, "Classical CDs Weekly: Boyle, Martin, Rachmaninov", The Arts Desk, 27 May 2011 He has also written several pieces for the young clarinettist Fraser Langton including the solo piece, Burble , which was nominated for a British Composer Award in 2012. He has also written four operas for children, and in 1998 the National Youth Orchestra of Scotland’s tour programme included Capriccio , which was performed at venues including the Concertgebouw, Amsterdam and the London Proms. In 2006 Boyle won a Creative Scotland Award to enable him to write an opera with a libretto by the Scottish writer and poet Dilys Rose on the subject of the nineteenth century feral child, Kaspar Hauser.
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