I wanted to do it intellectually, but I had a dry heave.
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And if someone says "pink wave" again, I'm going to dry heave.
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I'll dry-heave in the lavatory, splashing my face with non-potable water.
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"We had to pull over [the tour bus] so he could dry heave on the pavement," Doggett reminisces.
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You don't just stand there sheepishly as as the women, who had nothing to do with it, dry-heave.
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I'd waltz in the door totally sober, then immediately have to run to the bathroom and dry heave over the toilet.
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I held the phone away from my ear for a moment as I tried to hold back my urge to dry heave.
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I didn't, but I did dry heave, cry a bit, and exhale some on the floor, which even my dog wouldn't lick up.
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If you're a foreigner passing through Holland, a local might just jokingly give you one, knowing you'll probably pucker and dry heave in disgust.
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When I took it out of the fridge on the day of consumption, it smelled sweet and alcoholic, and I had to suppress a dry-heave.
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Overwhelmed by the guilt and anxiety brought on by the potential consequences of her and Lola's shenanigans, Ella is wont to cry, dry-heave, and panic.
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There are no explosions to brace for and very little gushing to dry-heave over – just a little hair, a sharp pair of tweezers, and expert precision. Gross?
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And why do we watch The Late Late Show's "Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts" segment when we know we're just going to dry-heave the entire time?
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My mom force-fed me dong quai soup, which I think is supposed to make your period easier but mostly just made me dry-heave at the kitchen table.
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When the NCAA bracket was announced Sunday, Louis-Dreyfus celebrated with the infamous Elaine dance, described by George Costanza as a "full-body dry heave set to music," on Twitter.
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I knew I needed to get offline, go outside and exercise, but physical activity more intense than yoga or walking made me dry heave and break into a cold sweat.
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Then there's the shudder factor: not only are you watching someone essentially dry-heave, but being reminded that your mouth and nose are connected by a snot channel is very grounding.
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It might make you dry heave a little—or decide that you don't need another bite—but TBH, it's not going to hurt you, make you sick, or otherwise wreck your life.
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INGRAHAM: I didn&apost -- not the face, but a 203-something had bare feet and was putting her filthy bare foot with toe rings on the arm rest next -- OK. I got like a dry heave.
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That's when I realized that as much as I recoil at the Year of the Woman (and dry heave at the "pink wave"), the bigger problem with treating female candidates like novelties is that, sadly, they are.
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When the NCAA bracket was announced Sunday, with the Wildcats as an 8-seed in the West Regional division, Louis-Dreyfus celebrated with the infamous Elaine dance, described by George Costanza as a "full-body dry heave set to music," on Twitter.
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What remains is a graveyard of custom-dyed David's Bridal frocks I'll never wear again, a bank balance that makes me want to dry-heave, and a pair of breast cutlets purchased years ago, when I didn't have time to take my dress to be altered.
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I'd like to say after two months we all huffed the gas and got high and traveled through time, but really what happened was Bryan opened it up and the smell was so putrid that when he got his mouth close to the bottle he immediately started to dry heave and threw up.
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The Hangover It is post-Glastonbury festival and to give you a colored tapestry of my emotional state, I have sobbed about the following things in quick succession: a dry heave over my dirty toilet bowl; listening to "Hero" by Foo Fighters on the way to McDonald's, pausing the song in an attempt to stop crying momentarily, which made it worse; knocking over the potions and lotions on my dresser; being inside my small shower and having a minor existential crisis that swung into a wet panic attack after my mind sat for a moment on the idea of human beings coming into life alone and leaving it just the same; my favorite grocery store worker, a lip-glossed middle-aged, brassy, and happy woman, smiling at me maternally and calling me "babe"; fluffy animals.
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Vuckovich developed a reputation for bizarre, hyper-competitive behavior during his 12 season career. He would fidget, twitch, pace, and convulse while on the mound. He was known to cross his eyes and stick his tongue out at batters. He would spit in his glove, scream at umpires while in the stretch, and sometimes step to the back of the mound and dry heave.
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Her performance at a J. Peterman company party, the central plot theme of "The Little Kicks", causes George to describe it as "a full-bodied dry heave set to music." The moves are repeated in her bedroom in a short scene of "The Slicer". Both clips appear in "The Clip Show, Pt. 1". Julia Louis-Dreyfus' pregnancy is notable in Seasons 3 and 8.
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