Then the roar of a rocket engine fills the air.
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With few cars passing, its echoing sound fills the air.
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The rank smell of mold and mildew fills the air.
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Yellow dust fills the air and sticks to their clothes.
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All the while a soundscape fills the air, occasionally distorted.
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And when nearby peatlands burn, a toxic haze fills the air.
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Lies may be told and an emotional energy fills the air.
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The smell of overpriced aloe vera–based lube fills the air.
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Outside, the marketplace buzzes with flies and dust fills the air.
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For many employees, it's their first job, and their joy fills the air.
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Thick smoke from bushfires fills the air in eastern Gippsland on Jan. 2.
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Smoke billows from a backyard, and the smell of burning rubber fills the air.
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The acute awareness of what might have been fills the air like an ache.
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And throughout it all, anxious and unworldly music (by Eric Sleichim) fills the air.
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Do your job correctly and the scent of toasted white fluff fills the air.
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In various parts of East Grand Bahama, the stench of sewage fills the air.
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That is why birdsong fills the air during the spring and summer breeding season.
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Firefighters assess a home as smoke from a wildfire fills the air in Westlake Village.
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Smoke fills the air as evacuees clog a road in Fort McMurray, on May 3.
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As wildfire smoke fills the air, respiratory issues flare and underlying chronic conditions become acute.
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A thick haze of o-Chlorobenzylidene Malononitrile, more commonly known as CS gas, fills the air.
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The smell of smoke fills the air every day, and causes even more problems from people.
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Heady smoke fills the air in spite of the well-publicized, state-of-the-art ventilation system.
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Beyond the flavor, the unmistakable scent of Froot Loops fills the air when you open the box.
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DETROIT — In Kathy Aaron's decrepit public school, the heat fills the air with a moldy, rancid odor.
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Middle Eastern music drifts from the sound system while smoke from silvery water pipes fills the air.
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The way the days stretch into infinity and excitement fills the air and people's faces just relax.
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Oh, all the lights are shining so brightly everywhere, and the sound of children's laughter fills the air.
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Music wafts from speakers, and the scent of sausages from S&M Sausage and Meat fills the air.
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There's old discolored bunting hanging from apple trees, and the faint sound of wind chimes fills the air.
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Some nights, the aroma of Arabic food fills the air; on others, it's Indian food — and the list goes on.
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The day is young and it's clear to see why anticipation fills the air: Fede and Filippo are truffle dealers.
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The work starts early to beat the tropical heat, and soon after sunrise, the hum of generators fills the air.
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Inside the producers' tent, where I decided to take two Parisian friends, the hams are gleaming, and their scent fills the air.
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A small light runs along the edge of a black box next to the glowing eyes, when a sizzle fills the air.
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A mother is mentioned in passing, but her absence nevertheless fills the air, shaping the family's exchanges and each member's discreet solitude.
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Indeed, the moment the listener hears the encroaching snarl of Schubert's famous trill, a sense of dread and dark uncertainty fills the air.
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Venus enters Aries at 12:11 PM and an exciting, flirtatious energy fills the air—we're boldly making a move on our crushes.
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Hutton IncidentTeam via AP Smoke from the Lolo Peak Fire fills the air at the University of Montana in Missoula, on September 4.
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On the beach, hundreds of wooden pirogues painted in dazzling colours crowd the sand; the buzz of saws at makeshift workshops fills the air.
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If there's one thing that really fills the air with romance, it's the soft sound of Ed Sheeran gently plucking away on his guitar.
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The music is playing, and a strong smell of cilantro, onion and spices fills the air like it does in every corner of Mexico.
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Dalton, Georgia (CNN)The smell of freshly baked goods fills the air of Panaderia La Esperanza, a bakery offering Mexican pastries and Hispanic foods here.
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Once again, the sound of clinking metal fills the air, this time as they pack away the cuffs, dropping them into worn green duffel bags.
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He went instead to the website of a tiny Utah company that's the talk of the nation's tech capital whenever wildfire smoke fills the air.
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Confetti fills the air as people rise to sing "We Are the Champions," before a "Ten... nine... eight" countdown takes us to the final whistle.
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Now, though, in the velvety dusk light, the sound of Miles Davis's ethereal trumpet fills the air, and the woman begins swaying, taking off her shirt.
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Stalls selling shoes, handbags, toothpaste and half-price stereo systems are illuminated in the gloom, while the smell of soap mixed with cheap perfume fills the air.
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In the event of a nuclear accident, or two mad men lobbing nukes at each other, radioactive iodine fills the air around the site of the incident.
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Rats and cockroaches scurry through the hallways, water leaks through the roof, toilets are broken, windows are littered with bullet holes and a musty aroma fills the air.
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The silent honor guard stands watch over the flag-draped casket, as the mournful sound of bagpipes fills the air and inconsolable "tough guys" sob in the back row.
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The smell of charcoal and sausages splitting open on the grill fills the air, and with me are 20 or so men sporting Argentina soccer jerseys or related team gear.
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Daytona Beach, Florida (CNN)The sound of Christian Latin pop music fills the air inside Ministerio Apostolico Avance Misionero, a Christian church on a recent evening in South Daytona Beach, Florida.
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People walk slowly at the Ritsona camp, with few places to go, and hopelessness fills the air as no one knows when or if they can go home or be permanently resettled.
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Eventually, as the song continues, Rosenbloom starts to adorn that low pattern with chords in the right hand; eventually it disappears completely, as a cloud of electronics fills the air around her.
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But ultimately, the entrepreneur saw more advantages to doing business from Leesburg — a tourist destination where, on balmy summer nights, the sound of live musicians playing on the street corners fills the air.
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Plumes of dust billow out, and a stench fills the air unless you use a fresh trash bag and empty the canister at the very bottom of the bag to prevent releasing dust everywhere.
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Then they're roasted, shucked from their husks and ground into a paste that is heated and mixed with sugar until it forms a fine liquid that fills the air with a beautiful toasty aroma.
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HARARE (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The stench of decaying rubbish fills the air around Euphrasia Mangwe's house in the Zimbabwean capital, attracting hordes of green flies to the two plastic bins in the corner of her garden.
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HARARE (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The stench of decaying rubbish fills the air around Euphrasia Mangwe's house in the Zimbabwean capital, attracting hordes of green flies to the two plastic bins in the corner of her garden.
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Klezmer music fills the air and suddenly we are in Poland, listening to Asch (played by Max Gordon Moore and Tom Nelis) as he eagerly awaits his wife Madje's (Adina Verson) first impressions of his intrepid play.
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As the speaker soars into the home, music fills the air, somehow joining couples, friends, and families in jubilant celebration that their windows are now smashed and they're forced to listen to someone else's terrible music taste.
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GIVAT BRENNER, Israel (Reuters) - The cooing of pigeons fills the air once again in a secluded dovecot that was once part of a top-secret communications project during Israel's war with its Arab neighbors 70 years ago.
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Just pop open the top, pour in some tap or bottled water, add a few drops of essential oil, plug it in and the SpaRoom Mysto Ultrasonic Essential Oil Diffuser fills the air with your favorite scent.
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That feeling of transportation, of immersion, only increases if you stay for Mass, in which the heavy scent of incense fills the air and attendees (practicing Catholics, at least) are asked to imbibe the body and blood of Christ.
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The tables are bustling again and the smell of Chinese food fills the air at Seaport Buffet, an unpretentious restaurant in Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn, where Asian and European immigrants gather to eat, sometimes bringing their own bottles of liquor.
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The Art of Collecting ADDIS ABABA, ETHIOPIA — Outside the walls of the Zoma Contemporary Art Center, the distinct chaotic clatter of Addis Ababa — goats bleating at a nearby market, cars kicking up dust on the dirt road — fills the air.
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Years have passed since my first visits, and though the hills are still lit up by the light of the Milky Way and the thick hum of cicadas fills the air, my underwater kingdom has been raided, and the Mediterranean lies almost barren.
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This move fills the air of the gallery with a mixture of disappointment and hope, mirroring her second novel Aliens & Anorexia, which, in an autobiographical loop typical of Kraus, takes the commercial and critical failure of Gravity and Grace as its narrative starting point.
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Now she's back with her latest single off her forthcoming EP: below is the premiere of the video for "Dirty Air"—which is something of a misnomer because the the LA-based singer fills the air with meringue-light vocals and disco-pulsed synths.
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Just about every big fight in the movie is choreographed and staged in the most interesting way possible: pink and blue smoke fills the air, a grenade launcher fires glitter bombs, there's a car chase on roller skates, and the movie's biggest brawl is a big game of keep-away on a merry-go-round.
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This tradition was revived in 1963 and fills the air with songs and fireworks. These events are accompanied by piñatas and "ponche" a hot, spiced fruit drink.
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Californians gather 'round his Lair, And march to Victory. ... > Marching along for California We stride beside the fighting Bear. California Marching Song -- > Californians fight with the sturdy might of the growling Golden Bear. Our > Oski sounds and shakes the ground As vict'ry fills the air.
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Live entertainment fills the air in Central Park on warm Friday nights throughout the summer and are a significant aspect to the markets on Saturday. Special events attract hundreds of people to the park on World Refugee Day in June, HIV/AIDS Awareness Day in July and Central Park Revival.
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Somehow, the music leaves with them and fills the air around them. They decide then to return to Inviolata and squat there. Lazzaro learns Tancredi has lost the De Luna fortune to the bank. He wants to help his half brother and visits a bank, where he accidentally sets off an alarm.
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He stated, "[This] is clearly observed in the lights which enter into dark rooms through holes. ... the entering light will be clearly observable in the dust which fills the air."Alhazen, translated into English from German by M. Schwarz, from "Abhandlung über das Licht", J. Baarmann (ed. 1882) Zeitschrift der Deutschen Morgenländischen Gesellschaft Vol 36 as referenced on p.
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Various Ranunculaceae—such as liverworts and wood anemones—are the signs of spring in Hesselberg's forests. In May ramsons turn the ground of the deciduous forest into a carpet of green and white blooms. After blooming the intense odour of garlic fills the air. The various species of orchids such as the red helleborine have become increasingly rare.
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Tancredi and the Count react with disgust, saying there was no way they could have stayed with such a rough outfit when positions with the new king's army were available. Tancredi then produces the ring he has purchased for Angelica. A moment later, Angelica rushes in, having been informed by a note that Tancredi is back. The lovers embrace; sensuality fills the air.
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During the season numerous sailing competitions are held. One of the most cherished winds on Attersee is the so-called "Rosenwind" meaning "breeze of roses". It is an easterly wind that crosses a castle's rose garden and fills the air across the lake with the smell of roses. The surrounding settlements largely depend on tourism, mainly in spring, summer and autumn.
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It is now the home to the 'Central Market', with more markets planned to come. Many of the markets will sell handmade fashion and imported African crafts. During warm Saturday nights, live entertainment fills the air, residents enjoy free Sunday movie screenings to enjoy an evening outdoors. The Knox Centre at Knox United Church presents international films in various languages - with English subtitles - every Thursday evening.
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He stated, "[This] is clearly observed in the lights which enter into dark rooms through holes. ... the entering light will be clearly observable in the dust which fills the air."Alhazen, translated into English from German by M. Schwarz, from "Abhandlung über das Licht" (Treatise on Light — رسالة في الضوء), J. Baarmann (ed. 1882) Zeitschrift der Deutschen Morgenländischen Gesellschaft Vol 36 as referenced on p.
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One of the men in the observatory flees with his wife and it is assumed that they die outside. The remaining man and woman quickly try to get to the cellar as the building they are in starts to collapse. The extreme heat has evaporated the sea water which now comes back as a torrential rain. The city starts to flood and a thick cloud of steam fills the air.
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91 Panthea realises that Asia is changed, and described how her sister radiates with beauty. A song fills the air singing the "Life of Life", a song about the power of love. Asia tells of her current state and describes, "Realms where the air we breathe is love,/ Which in the winds on the waves doth move,/ Harmonizing this earth with what we feel above."Shelley 1820 p.
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The ride experience on AtmosFEAR features a very slow ascent, which is accented by custom designed LED lighting and an on-board sound system with thunderous sound effects. As the vehicle climbs, fog fills the air, and then without warning the vehicle is released and literally forced downward by a special launch system that generates faster-than-freefall speeds. It is the third-tallest ride at Morey's Piers.
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On days when the townspeople, mostly women, are making it, the rhythmic pounding of stones fills the air. Another important craft is called “chaquira,” intricate beadwork based on what has been done on the traditional blouses of women. It has been adapted to decorate purses and to create jewelry.López Binnqüist, p 146 Women also embroider cotton skirts with figures of horses, people and eagles, not for their own use but rather for sale to tourists.
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As he strikes the tuning fork that is buried with the robe-draped skeleton, bagpipe music fills the air and throws him into convulsions. The coffin lid slams shut, locking his money inside, and The Thief is thrown into an open grave, knocking himself unconscious. When he awakens, he sets off to track down everyone present at the funeral in an attempt to find his cash, killing anyone who gets in his way.
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They say that as they watch her she seems to cross the trail and then falls but before she can make contact with the ground, she disappears into thin air. Visitors also say that after her disappearance the scent of lavender fills the air. Historians are not sure who was Lavender Lady. There are many stories of women who were killed by trains near the Moonville Tunnel, but not one story can be pinned as Lavender Lady’s story.
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The guitars are notable for their low register, frequently utilizing tunings as low as dropped A. Additionally, the band is known for using resonant feedback to create monolithic soundscapes and eerie atmospheres. Percussion is rarely incorporated, with a lack of any discernible beat. When performing live, the band wears robes, fills the air with fog, and plays at a high volume. The band releases the majority of its music through the label it founded in 1998, Southern Lord Records.
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Every night when the shoe mender locks up the shop, he makes sure the back room door is shut. This door does not shut very easily and when he slams it shut, the strangest thing happens. A large cloud of dust from the room fills the air and when it settles, the shoes come to life and the back wall disappears and Shoe Town appears. Just below Toecap Hill is Shoe Town, where all the shoes and boots live.
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From nearby, the sound of an uprising fills the air. Bababeck, suspecting the worse, hurries to his house across from the palace. Balkis is concerned about her beloved, Xaïloum, who never misses out on a provocation, and whom she presumes to be among the insurgents. Maïma also expresses her worries, and tells Balkis about the sad loss of her beloved, Saëb, and of her faithful dog, Barkouf, who were both abducted some time ago by army recruiters.
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Chandan Prabhakar is an Indian stand-up Comedian. He was the first runner up in The Great Indian Laughter Challenge 3. He had played Various roles in Comedy Nights with Kapil On Colors and played the role of tea-stall owner Chandu in The Kapil Sharma Show, which aired on Sony TV. Prabhakar is known as a comedian who fills the air with laughter by his sense of humour. He is best friend of Kapil Sharma.
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Set in a world upended by a complete breakdown of society, two couples hide out in a lakeside cabin hoping to survive the crisis. As resources run low and external threats increase, they forge an uneasy alliance with their self-sufficient hippie neighbour. With no news from the outside world they can't know how long they must endure living in such close quarters, and with such limited supplies. Unspoken animosity fills the air, and a suspected affair is driving a wedge between them all.
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Carmaine is a young man living in Rosaria, the capital of the kingdom of Rolandia. Rolandia's palace magician, Lady Sandra, had taken him in as a young orphan and raised him. Once he reaches his majority, Sandra allows him to leave the city, accompanied by her fairy-like homunculus servant, Tipi. Events soon transpire to lead Carmaine far beyond the gates of Rosaria... In this world, magical energy called Growshu, fills the air and people called Growsians can potentially wield magic like in ancient times.
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A high brightness monitor, also known as a sunlight readable monitor or VHB (very high brightness) monitor is a computer monitor designed to operate in very bright environments, for example in broad daylight. Sunlight Readable monitors typically provide at least 1,000 nits of brightness, versus 200-300 nits brightness for a typical desktop computer monitor. Sunlight Readable monitors may also be optically bonded. This process adds a protective outer glass, then fills the air gap between the glass and the LCD panel with an optical-grade resin to eliminate internal reflections and condensation.
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Connla's Well is a common motif in Irish poetry, appearing, for example, in George William Russell's poem "The Nuts of Knowledge" or "Connla's Well": > And when the sun sets dimmed in eve, and purple fills the air, > I think the sacred hazel-tree is dropping berries there, > From starry fruitage, waved aloft where Connla's Well o'erflows; > For sure, the immortal waters run through every wind that blows. Yeats described the well, which he encountered in a trance, as being full of the "waters of emotion and passion, in which all purified souls are entangled".
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The rapid discharge of halon and consequent rapid cooling fills the air with fog, and is accompanied by a loud, disorienting noise. Due to environmental concerns, alternatives are being deployed.3-III-2 HALON 1301 REPLACEMENTS Halon 1301 is also used in the F-16 fighter to prevent the fuel vapors in the fuel tanks from becoming explosive; when the aircraft enters an area with the possibility of attack, Halon 1301 is injected into the fuel tanks for one-time use. Due to environmental concerns, trifluoroiodomethane (CF3I) is being considered as an alternative.
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At dawn, the man and two others, including a cool- headed English Red Cross nurse (identified as "Ann" in Military Comics #3), are lined against a wall and mocked by von Tepp. As his men prepare to fire, the song of the Blackhawks fills the air: With the Blackhawks lining the walls of the courtyard, Blackhawk himself confronts von Tepp. After a brief skirmish, von Tepp is abducted and flown to the Blackhawks' secret base in the Atlantic Ocean, Blackhawk Island. It's there that Blackhawk challenges the Nazi captain to an aerial duel.
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Suddenly, the shark emerges right next to the tour boat but accidentally bites down onto a submerged power cable from the barge and electrocutes itself. The smell of roasted shark fills the air as the shark disappears into a cloud of steam that engulfs the tour boat. As the steam cloud clears, the burnt corpse of the shark resurfaces and makes one final lunge at the tour boat. But the skipper immediately takes one last shot at it with the grenade launcher and finally hits it, decimating the shark.
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Before his arrival, Femi's wife (Sola Sobowale) incidentally sees it while unpacking the food items stuffed along with the drug. A student in London, Moyo who is sponsored by Femi, gets remunerated by the drug deals after stealing it from where it is hidden, but the enraged drug barons, led by the Don (Segun Arinze) and his gang, unleash terror on Kunle's family. Suspense fills the air when Femi or nobody makes any attempt to find Moyo at his school since he is assumed to be in danger. Contrary to expectations, he is on a celebration spree in London before his inevitable arrest.
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Suddenly, the scene takes a dark turn as crashes are heard and the smell of Rome burning fills the air. The fall of Rome by invading mercenary armies also brought the destruction of the bulk of the world's recorded knowledge, including the loss of scrolls at the Library of Alexandria. But the narration gives hope as the vehicle reaches the next level, where Jewish and Islamic scholars of the Middle Ages are seen preserving recorded information, and continuing to progress in science. Winding through exotic fabrics and drapery, guests arrive at a monastery where biblical manuscripts are being copied by hand.
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Aiming for expansion into downstream production, he led the company into milling, starches and syrups. As the company grew, it developed a market intelligence network as it coordinated its commodities trading, processing, freight, shipping and futures businesses. In the decades before email, the company relied on its own telex-based system for internal communication. Dust fills the air as ships are loaded from a Cargill grain elevator in Duluth, Minnesota, 1973 When the Soviet Union entered the grain markets in the 1970s, demand grew to unprecedented levels, and Cargill benefitted. When Whitney MacMillan, nephew of John, Jr., took over the company from Kelm in 1976, revenue approached $30 billion.
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Mrs Jarramie loses her temper, and mentions the Tokay, and the butler spitefully leaves on the instant, taking his fiancée, the cook, with him. Mrs Jarramie is in despair but rubbing the lamp angrily, the room darkens, a vast cloud of smoke fills the air and Ben-Zoh-Leen, the Slave of Aladdin's Lamp, mysteriously appears. After mutual explanations, Mrs Jarramie engages him as cook and butler combined, for by his magic power he can change in a moment from one character to the other. In the twinkling of an eye he appears in the complete dress of a chef and goes about his business.
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IPK with inflatable trousersIntermittent pneumatic compression is a therapeutic technique used in medical devices that include an air pump and inflatable auxiliary sleeves, gloves or boots in a system designed to improve venous circulation in the limbs of patients who suffer edema or the risk of deep vein thrombosis (DVT) or pulmonary embolism (PE). In use, an inflatable jacket (sleeve, glove, trousers or boot) encloses the limb requiring treatment, and pressure lines are connected between the jacket and the air pump. When activated, the pump fills the air chambers of the jacket in order to pressurize the tissues in the limb, thereby forcing fluids, such as blood and lymph, out of the pressurized area. A short time later, the pressure is reduced, allowing increased blood flow back into the limb. The primary functional aim of the device “is to squeeze blood from the underlying deep veins, which, assuming that the valves are competent, will be displaced proximally.” When the inflatable sleeves deflate, the veins will replenish with blood.
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