My wife clacked for a few seconds on her laptop.
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Cameras clacked and commotion swirled as they held up their hands.
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I plunged my hand in and it jangled and click-clacked pleasingly.
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My heartbeat clacked around my body and my intestines felt like cement.
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Molded sport slides or encrusted kitten heels clickety-clacked up a metal ramp in discordance.
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Then he pulled it out and clacked it around in the bell of the horn.
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My wardrobe was designed to make me blend in, and I never wore shoes that click-clacked on the floor.
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The girls, many of them at least, took typing, where they clacked on manual typewriters that looked as if they were World War II vintage.
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Each time we wanted more dairy products, we simply went to the cattle field and clacked our glass bottles together—Patricia, our lactose savior, would then appear.
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On cold nights, when they slept in the same bag, they fit no problem, and when they jammed against each other for comfort their hips clacked like castanets.
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Matt Whitehead captured video of the moment the herd gathered on a street corner in of Gearhart, in front of a house, and then clacked their hooves down the street.
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Already that morning, he had put in 12½ easy miles, looping through a city park while elderly men and women clacked their mallets in a croquet-like sport called gateball.
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Paired with a peasant blouse and denim bag with dark wooden handles that clacked when you dropped it after your ninth vodka, we'd spritz ourselves in perfume and venture into the night.
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The main tool I used was my MacBook Air, which I frenetically clacked away on throughout each episode — my wife loved watching with me — and then deep into the night, as I churned out each recap.
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The result was that it clacked off Rivera's head and folded him like a deck chair, but it didn't seem to be Moraes's all-consuming intention or gameplan, it was just something he did while looking for openings.
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Inside that room, a few days before the actors were to move into the theater for technical rehearsals, Ms. Thurman clacked onto the temporary set in teal heels, prop phone in her hand, gemstone glint in her eye.
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At a City Council meeting on Tuesday, residents reportedly clacked trash grabbers as Chief Greg Testa of the Boulder Police Department briefed officials on what had happened and announced that the officer had been placed on administrative leave.
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On a silver-gray Sunday morning, Ms. Haddish, the irrepressible star of the movie "Girls Trip" and an audacious stand-up comedian ("She Ready"), had click-clacked into the back entrance of the International Culinary Center in downtown Manhattan.
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The focus of that set fell hard on Mr. Graves, who played a tie-dyed drum kit with no snare drum and no hanging cymbals — just toms and a high-hat that he clacked and fizzled every so often.
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Shortly after it hit the United States, an up and coming music critic by the name of Lester Bangs sat before his typewriter and clacked away at the keys late into the night until he produced five paragraphs about the record that would be printed in Rolling Stone magazine.
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Speaker Paul D. Ryan was in a hotel room in Cincinnati last May when he learned that Donald J. Trump — a man he barely knew, with no institutional ties to his party and a mouth that had already clacked his nerves — had secured the Republican nomination for president.
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The linotype clicked and clacked, whirred and vibrated. One by one, slugs of lead type were molded, a line at a time, six lines a minute, 360 an hour. A typical operator might set 10,000 words of newspaper copy each work shift. On September 7, 1915, Eugene Head died suddenly at the age of 48. Head had taken the struggling newspaper and built it into one of the most successful dailies in southern Wisconsin in less than 20 years.
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Another female dancer represents the loyal slave of the princess who accompanies her throughout the ordeal. After a while, a male dancer, representing the legendary Prince Bantugan of the Darangen epic, performs his dance round and through the bamboo poles clacked together bearing a shield and a sword. The entrance of the male dancer symbolizes the arrival of Prince Bantugan who is determined to rescue the princess from the diwatas. Other dancers skillfully manipulate the apir fans, which represent the winds which prove to be auspicious.
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An exhibition of nine artists, "9" (1992), held at MAMY, served as the spring- board for several projects in the following years, leading to the creation of the Armenian Center for Contemporary Experimental Art (ACCEA). Veranian has created a number of installation art pieces including a glass balloon. With an expanded group of artists, an exhibition entitled Cuckoo Clacked (1992), and Identification (1993) were held at MAMY. Church (1994), devoted to the artist's grandfather Stepan Hovhannes, who was a priest in the Armenian Apostolic Church in Athens, consisted of dust, steam heating pipes and graffiti on the floor.
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In an episode of the Maranao epic, the princess is caught in the middle of the forest during an earthquake caused by the diwatas (or the guardian spirits) of the Kingdom of Bumbaran. The diwatas abducted the princess and entrapped her into a forest to teach the philandering Prince Bantugan a lesson. The falling trees during the earthquake (which the princess gracefully avoids) are represented by the bamboo poles arranged in a criss-crossed fashion and clacked together in a unique, syncopated rhythm. During the performance, the female lead dancer graciously steps in and out of the bamboo poles as she manipulates two elaborately designed fans called apir.
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He has also been engaged in a spoiler battle for over a year with Ōtsuki to sneak in and divulge the story and outcomes of famous new movies and manga. However, it is also apparent that he is not always at odds with Ōtsuki, as when they try to watch One Cut of the Dead when they were both on an outing, they clacked their cups (paper cups from the movie theater, that is) in recognition of the difficulty they've both had with the spoilers spread out by the public to each other. In chapter 52, the screening of Rocky causes an underground muscle training boom. Ōtsuki took advantage of the boom by selling protein, boiled eggs, salad chicken and other weight training meals at high prices.
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