Then she stuck both hands into the body to feel around for the liver.
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How tight does a skirt feel around my waist, even if it does look nice?
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I feel around the inky void until I grab hold of a sleek white headset.
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I mean, I'd have to go and feel around, 'Oh, that feels like the black coat!
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"You follow enough companies, you feel around the haystack, and you discover it's filled with needles," Cramer said.
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"The primary emotion women feel around money is not power or independence, but shame and loneliness," she said.
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"People don't feel well-informed," Jennings added by way of explaining the paralysis many people feel around trivia games.
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The production capacity of Sharara is about 330,000 bpd, and El Feel around 90,000 bpd, according to the NOC.
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So I wanted to make art that's filled with the joy and hope that I feel around the campaign.
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He took the tissue sample and then stuck a hemostat in the hole in her head to feel around.
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Everyone's familiar with the vigor people feel around the New Year to create and stick to goals and resolutions.
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Every morning I wake after a fitful sleep and feel around my bed for the pager to call my caregiver.
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The only shame I feel around being single comes from my interactions with others, not from my interactions with myself.
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Once you become aroused, feel around for the ribbed area on the top few inches of the vaginal wall, she says.
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You can feel around the body and the parts that receive the fluid will be harder than the parts that didn't.
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"The smoke was so thick that Jim couldn't see the spacecraft, but could only feel around for the [hatch]," Clemmons wrote.
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ASMR is short for autonomous sensory meridian response, the brain tingles people feel around the head and spine in response to certain triggers.
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My daughter is almost two-and-a-half, and the biggest surprise for me is how little urgency I feel around potty training.
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He tried to feel around and yell for them but he couldn't find them -- searching until he was out of air and almost collapsed.
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"The bears will feel around with their feet to grab them," Sara Wolman, a Park Service ranger at Katmai, said in a phone interview.
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"For us it's about harnessing the momentum and energy people feel around Pete and turning that into action," a Buttigieg campaign aide told Vox.
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So while I'm speaking to these issues through the filter of fiction, there's still an urgency that I feel around the work that I make.
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The cartoony look and feel around its privacy review process is designed to make you feel reassured about giving the company more of your data.
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He tried to feel around and yell for them but couldn't find them, though he kept searching until he was out of air and almost collapsed.
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Better yet, they're focused on their customers' "financial health," as one neo-bank CEO told me, and easing the "pain" that people feel around their money.
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Essentially the move hedges any risk that JD.com investors may feel around JD Finance, which was valued at $7.1 billion at the time of last year's financing.
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I feel around her bicep, where a hard rod just beneath her skin releases a drug that turns off the brain cells that would otherwise kick off puberty.
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When Rachel Schneider says, "Someone can walk into a room, and right away, I'll know how they're feeling, and how I'm going to feel around them," that fits too.
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With a tiny mallet and a point-and-shoot camera, she cataloged cracks and blemishes on the building's facade, pausing at each floor to feel around for fatal flaws.
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They're both on the left side of the machine and very easy to mistake one for the other; there are no nubs to feel around for (only the power light).
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Starting with getting over the embarrassment and imposter syndrome many people feel around negotiation and closing with when to walk away, the 40-lecture course covers every aspect of the negotiating process.
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The merino wool that lines the interior of the shoe provides a snug, blanket-like feel around my feet, and the bottom of the shoe is soft and squishy, but also supportive.
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Beau's family sit down at the table and, as breakfast begins, Hill and Stotz suggest fun games to play as a distraction, to decrease the anxiety all of the clients feel around eating.
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Riley Jones, the band's drummer, takes to methodically combing the porch, checking underneath plants and on windowsills, before trying to use a bent coathanger to feel around underneath the door for a key.
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That is also worrying, but for me, the lack of clarity of the positions of world powers like the U.S., Europe, adds to concern and the weariness that I feel around the situation.
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From time to time, he'd feel around the overhead console for a new pair of sunglasses, swapping between his dark shades and a circular yellow pair that complimented his baby blue tee and pink cap.
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In a horrifying phrase that I've never heard before, the report says that the client (victim?) began to experience "'air' sensation around both lungs"—a sensation that you should definitely never feel around your lungs.
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But this Election Day, as Americans vote yay or nay on a candidate who built his campaign on the promise of a new wall, I'll be thinking about the fear I learned to feel around an older one.
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As such, after walking through the jet bridge and into its cabin, it really does feel like you're about to take off—so much so that when I take my seat I instinctively feel around for a seat belt.
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HUMANCONNECTOMEPROJECT.ORG Phrenologists used to have a monopoly on brain scans: They'd feel around on a patient's head for bumps and use a map of the skull to diagnose a person's secretive nature or conscientiousness or even how much they loved their parents.
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The Submission Room is one of London's leading mixed sessions agencies, boasting an impressive roster of 20 female wrestlers, including the brilliantly named Amethyst Hammerfist, the red-haired and flame-eyed Inferno, and Pussy Willow, whose boa constrictor legs I can still feel around my throat.
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"When Capacity first saw their body on film, they were worried they'd feel embarrassed or self-conscious, but instead, "it was amazing to see my own body on film, feel fine about it, and not feel the weight of everything we've been socialized to feel around fat bodies.
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Ellie Fredricksen's life montage at the beginning of Up, the toys grimly facing oblivion together at the end of Toy Story 3, and Bing Bong's tear-jerking decision in Inside Out all tap into painful emotions around death in order to underline the joy the characters feel around life.
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Many others have had it much worse; I counted myself lucky for only having been touched in subtle ways — a male relative digging his hands in my tiny skirt pockets to "feel around for change"; another bringing his hand to my crotch when he thought I was asleep.
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"When I first met Jon Paul, his vision was so bad that he could barely see light and had to use hands to feel around as he entered the room, to find his way," Dr. Alex V. Levin, Chief of Pediatric Ophthalmology and Ocular Genetics at Wills Eye Hospital, tells PEOPLE.
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More from Tonic: But the factor that infuriates me the most is the stigma attached to male infertility: The anxiety men feel around semen analysis, the ways in which male infertility is often conflated with impotence, the sense men get that a diagnosis of male infertility is somehow a reflection on their masculinity.
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As good as it is to speak to Russell—and I probably could speak for hours about his background as a record producer, his journey toward XL Recordings, his collection of books—I'm here today to feel around the background of the latest release from Everything Is Recorded, a video and track called "Mountain Of Gold," featuring Sampha, Ibeyi, Wiki, and Kamasi Washington.
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I wanted to go over to help her find it, but I could see the water was deep, above my waist, and it was murky, and the bottom was probably just mud and muck, and I didn't feel that I wanted to plunge my hand down there into that just to feel around for a stupid earring, so I didn't go over to help, but later, as I was leaving, I saw one hell of a good-looking guy in his 20s or so, his Brooklyn Botanic Garden horticulturist's khakis up to his waist in lily pond water.
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Adult P. lineatus search and stir the sand incessantly for crustaceans, mollusks, worms, and sometimes fish. P. nkunga feeds mainly on benthic invertebrates, using its barbels to feel around in the mud for crab and small fish. P. lineatus is an oviparous fish; this species has demersal eggs and planktonic larvae.
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He returned to Accrington on loan in October 2014, saying that "It seems like I have never been away... I know there is a new manager (John Coleman) now but it just has the same feel around the place. It's so familiar and I am buzzing." His contract at Crewe was terminated by mutual consent in January 2015.
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These pouches are fur-lined, can be turned inside out, and extend from the side of the mouth well back onto the shoulders. Gophers have small eyes and a short, hairy tail, which they use to feel around tunnels when they walk backwards. Pocket gophers have often been found to carry external parasites. Common predators of the gopher include weasels, snakes, and hawks.
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We searched the bedroom areas and it > was very hot, we knew immediately that no-one could have survived the fire. > We began to feel around the walls and discovered him lying on the floor > between the bed and the wall. I would say he had been in bed and tried to > escape. As soon as I saw the body clearly I knew who it was.
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"Stranger is a song I wrote about how my mom must feel around my dad," she said. "I made it seem like it was about a relationship I was in, because I didn't want people to know about my parents. But I've realized that so many people can relate to what I've gone through." The album's title track has also been reported to be about Richie, though Duff did not deny rumors that it was.
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This information can help in the design of spacesuits, as well as helping people who have sensory disorders identify ways to interact with their environment. In the design of spacesuits, Stirling has studied whether haptic feedback could be used to help astronauts feel around their environments. Amongst these sensors, Stirling is interested in using them for the rehabilitation of stroke patients. Stirling believes that the development of high fidelity sensors will help rehabilitation survivors monitor their well-being and performance.
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This species can grow to be long, excluding the tail. They have six legs used for movement, two long antenniform front legs that they use to feel around for prey and detect vibrations, and two large pedipalps modified into claws that they use to crush their prey. They have a long, thin, whip-like tail, the origin of the common name whipscorpion. From the base of this tail they can spray a substance composed of 85% acetic acid in order to defend themselves.
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"Midnight's Another Day" is a song written by Brian Wilson and Scott Bennett and is the 14th track of Wilson's 2008 album That Lucky Old Sun. An early version of the song was first released through Wilson's website in August 2007 before it was performed live a month later. Bennett considered the song to be "the most important song on the record" as it is about the time "when [Wilson] just dropped off the planet." Wilson stated that the song "describes how I feel around people... shy".
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It was observed that if the patient was presented with an image to his left visual field (right brain), he would report not seeing anything. If he was able to feel around for certain objects, he could accurately pick out the correct object, despite not having the ability to verbalize what he saw. This led to confirmation that the left brain is localized for language whereas the right brain does not have this capability, and when the corpus callosum is cut, the two hemispheres cannot communicate in order for situation-pertinent speech to be produced.
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The alternative rock band Manic Street Preachers references Sensurround in the chorus of the song "Small Black Flowers That Grow In The Sky" ("Want to get out, won't miss you Sensurround") from the 1996 album Everything Must Go. The Sensurround process is parodied in the 1979 film Kentucky Fried Movie in a sketch in which the fictional film See You Next Wednesday is screened in "Feel-Around", whereby a uniformed usher touches the viewer in time with the action on the screen, including assaulting and kissing them. In its 1981 anti- materialism song "Elevator Muzik", the Resurrection Band references the process in the lyric "Elevating sales at the speed of sound, soon you'll be shopping in Sensurround".
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