"For the past two days, I have been going round and round."
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The nostalgia carousel keeps going round and round, and brands have happily hopped on for the ride.
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He experienced entrenched thought patterns, like going round and round on a racetrack of negative thoughts, he says.
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A nightmarish night going round and round in my head my invitation with [unknown name] (a-in-law).
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City Kitchen I had mushrooms on my mind, like an insidious song going round and round in my brain.
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We'll see if they get stuck going round and round in the Upside-Down when Stranger Things returns this October.
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He needed the room to stop whizzing by, a blur of corporate logo holograms going round and round like he was in the middle of the Daytona 500.
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Uzi's friendly chatter, going round and round in a never-ending melodic spiral, adorns clattery metallic percussion and a shiny hypnotic electroloop, at once mechanical and achingly pretty.
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When you hear that noise going 'round and 'round and 'round, and you're living with it, and then you go crazy after a couple of years, not good.
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Conditions in the metropolis, home to about 20 million people, were particularly bad this week because there was little wind and the cloud of pollutants was "just going round and round," Mr. Guttikunda said.
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So if you got a bubble engine that is going round and round, it&aposs bringing lots of new champagne to the top, so lots of flavor molecules can get released into that little bit of space.
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"We will probably end up going round and round in circles and when politics is stuck and cannot reach compromise then the only way to get out of that is to go back to the people," Lammy told Reuters.
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Is it a flat shoe, is it a high shoe, is it a bag, is it a no bag, you know what is the music like you know, so it's just questions going round and round and round in my head.
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"I tried everything but I get to a certain point, and on the screen, there is just a wheel going round and round," Vanina, a 46-year-old languages teacher who was born in France, told the Observer, describing her experience with the Home Office's app.
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You mentioned the word marketplace, which reminds me of another company that starts with the letter A that has sort of built — in their words — like a flywheel, where you add more sellers, add more selection, customers, more customers and it keeps going round and round.
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Thematically the song is about "the fantasy of going round and round; being trapped in this cycle but not wanting to leave it"—something that's addressed with distinction when witnessing the interactions between the two boys in the video as they make out and roll around in the grass against the backdrop of a ferris wheel.
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Quoting the Zuo zhuan, Hun-tun was Meng-shih's untalented son. He always gnaws his tail, going round and round. Everyone ridiculed him. A poem in the Tang dynasty collection Hanshan refers to the Zhuangzi myth and reminisces about Hundun.
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"I'm Not the One" is a song by the American rock band the Cars, from their fourth album, Shake It Up. It features Ric Ocasek on lead vocals, Benjamin Orr singing the 'You Know Why' phrase, with the whole group repeating "going round and round" as backing vocals throughout the song.
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One of the saboteurs, called "Jake", is played by Bernard Lee. The saboteurs include fellow police officers who plan to shoot Formby in a remote area but he escapes in a motorised toy car. A crazy chase ensues ending in Formby going round and round a wall of death before foiling the plot.
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However, when Texas gets drunk, Jodie takes her home and she stays over. When they wake up next to each other the following morning, Texas cannot remember "if anything happened between them". Hendrickse-Spendlove explained that Texas has "got a million questions going round and round inside her head, and still isn't entirely sure where she stands with Jodie." Dodger then becomes jealous of them both.
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"Simply(?) the Doing of It, Like Two Arms Going Round and Round" in Dils, Ann, editor; Albright, Ann, editor. Moving History/Dancing Cultures: A Dance History Reader. Middletown, CT: Wesleyan University Press, 2013 . At the forefront of their works was their political and social focus, and the unusual—for the period—pairing of two male dancers and a frank acknowledgement of their personal relationship.
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When that raft > hit those rapids at "Rooster Tail" we were going round and round, dived into > "Souse Hole", slammed into rocks here and more rocks there. Seemed like the > harder you paddled the more rocks you'd hit. You'd just whirl and twirl and > wham into more big boulders you hadn't even seen. Sometimes that white-faced > water would stand straight up and slam you smack-kadab all over the raft, or > out of it.
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' That's the confrontation that you most want to see, to celebrate 50 years. Going round and round in circles on it I just thought, 'What about a Doctor that he never talks about?' And what if it is a Doctor who's done something terrible, who's much deadlier and more serious, who represents that thing that is the undertow in both David and Matt. You know there's a terrible old man inside them.
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After a few years' break between studio albums, Reyne signed with Liberation Music in Australia. In 2004 he released Speedboats for Breakfast, which included the singles "Bug" and "The Rainbow's Dead End". Of "Bug" James said: "I wanted to create a song out of playing the same four chords going round and round, building and growing all the time, with things coming in and dropping out. The listener knows there's transition but there's no real point where the change is obvious".
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Soon after Harold Wilson's Labour Party returned to government, Heath appointed Whitelaw as Deputy Leader of the Opposition and Chairman of the Conservative Party. After a second defeat in the October 1974 general election, during which Whitelaw had accused Wilson of going "round and round the country stirring up apathy", Heath was forced to call a leadership election in 1975. Whitelaw loyally refused to run against Heath; however, and to widespread surprise, Margaret Thatcher narrowly defeated Heath in the first round. Whitelaw stood in his place and lost convincingly against Thatcher in the second round.
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He continued attacking in "dead-stick mode", hitting his target in the fuselage and shooting off part of its engine cowling. After fatally damaging the Bf 109 he dived away and restarted his engines. Despite battle damage to his own plane, including loss of a side window of its canopy, Olds shot down two during the dogfight and another on the way home to become the first ace of the 479th FG. His combat report for that date concluded: > Still in a shallow dive, I observed a P-51 and an Me 109 going round and > round. It seemed that the 38 needed help so I started down.
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Tagore illustrates this point with the following example: > By doing the same thing day after day mechanical skill may be acquired; but > the mind like a mill-turning bullock will be kept going round and round a > narrow range of habit. That Is why, in every country man has looked down on > work which involves this kind of mechanical repetition. -Rabindranath > Tagore, "The Cult of the Charka" He further counters any points on the dignity of manual labor, by stating that the survival instinct of man might allow him suppress his intellectual needs, but claiming that there is a comfort in the dignity of the same would be taking it too far. Thus, Tagore negates the positive impact that the hours manual labor while spinning the charkha can have on a person.
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Among the main items on PV's agenda are federalism, environmentalism, human rights, a form of direct democracy, parliamentarism, welfare, civil liberties, pacifism and marijuana legalization under specific conditions. The party, however, argues to be in a position on the political spectrum that supposedly goes beyond the issue "left-right", considered by its members to be anachronistic and unrealistic. Many critics also believe that the party broke the limit not to be a small party set in the context of the "legends of rent" (used by political parties only to be elected). This image is rejected by one of the theoreticians of the party, Tibor Rabóczkay, in the book Rethinking the Brazilian Green Party, with the argument that the going round and round between legends is so common in the big parties, as in the small ones.
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