Herrine: Oh, it just, like, [Alana groaning] kind of... [Alana groaning] It cuts so...Alana: All right.
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The Washington Examiner, a conservative news outlet, called it groaning.
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Every once in awhile you'd hear some groaning and mumbling.
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Now people are groaning about all the Jane Austen adaptations.
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Caesars was soon groaning under around $18 billion in debt.
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I can almost hear members of the Trump administration groaning.
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Anything else would require her to nod along, inwardly groaning.
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Oh God, I can hear people rolling their eyes, groaning.
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The cargo trains were hissing and groaning as they waited.
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Groaning in his sleep, he jerked the covers back up.
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You will hear gears groaning and machines sputtering to life.
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Sydneysiders will no doubt be groaning they didn't score first dibs.
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Diamond Reynolds showed Castile groaning and bleeding in the front seat.
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That would add 10 more votes to an already groaning ballot.
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In fact, that's probably why zombies are always moaning and groaning.
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But he's collapsed on the floor, groaning and clutching his stomach.
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"Swimsuit Season" is upon us, and, like many, I'm already groaning.
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HAMLETIt would cost you a groaning to take off my edge.
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Hearing survivors groaning from beneath the rubble, he battled to free them.
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Americans have been groaning about the non-stop election cycle ever since.
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He told CNN he could hear someone outside the room groaning, apparently injured.
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That sound you heard was fans all around the Buffalo metropolitan area groaning.
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He worked fast and intuitively, immersed in the music, sometimes smiling, sometimes groaning.
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Before she got very far, she heard groaning from the side of the road.
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Spoilers: They involve a lot of dry shampoo, messy clothes and bleary-eyed groaning.
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"Have you ever heard the groaning of the dead?" an old woman asks Preciado.
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Many contemporary Latin American writers have grown up hearing "the groaning of the dead".
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Less moaning and groaning from students whenever they hear the word "read" = happy teacher.
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Remaining in character, the actors limped past the couple groaning in true zombie fashion.
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Guards heard him groaning through an intercom on March 24 and checked on him.
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"The steamer was moving slowly and the foghorn was groaning in hoarse tones …" _____ 10.
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BOKEO PROVINCE, Laos — The tiger paced back and forth in its cage, groaning mournfully.
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The stories of these charismatic 16th-century royals have long had our bookshelves groaning.
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My husband said I'd been tossing and groaning in my sleep the night before.
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If they're groaning, I give you my word, I'll cut it out of the movie.
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Kinshasa to the west is groaning under one of the world's fastest-growing urban populations.
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Your shelves are groaning with enough books to last you for a dozen desert islands.
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BANKS the world over are groaning under the burden of low, even negative, interest rates.
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The groaning camps on Greek islands hold around 9,000 asylum-seekers, and are swelling daily.
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He could recognize which of 100 speakers in a sound system was groaning in distress.
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It's small wonder the UK's European partners are groaning after Theresa May's disastrous election gamble.
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The clue "[Groan]" means that we want a nonverbal equivalent to the action of groaning.
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Li, 215 at the time, would later tell prosecutors that Deng was making ''groaning sounds.
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I ate frozen ice and watched the groaning water wheels in the city of Hama.
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"Society has been groaning to have the conversation brought up by #TheWound," wrote one online commentator.
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Or when she slogged through her seventh turkey pardoning in 2015, groaning at dad's Thanksgiving puns?
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In January, groaning under more than $30 billion in debt for those damages, it declared bankruptcy.
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One of the soldiers, a young man, blood-stained battle tunic hastily cut open, is groaning.
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This is true of his latest groaning about the North American Free Trade Agreement, or NAFTA.
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It really did sound as if he were groaning when his jaw swung unnaturally like that.
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Mr. Banneker corresponded with Thomas Jefferson, protesting America's "groaning captivity and cruel oppression" of black people.
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"There are people groaning about all the Jane Austen adaptations," Mr. Stillman said in an interview.
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Do you have a refrigerator door that is groaning under the weight of 8,000 condiment bottles?
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It's an unworldly music, like whale sounds, or the groaning of a wooden ship at sea.
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Previously, with the prospect of rain over the weekend, you would have heard people moaning and groaning.
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Planet Fitness is proud to call itself a "no judgement zone" — except when it comes to groaning.
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Pure value baskets are groaning with financial firms; growth indices are crammed with asset-light technology firms.
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Amy Sedaris looks like she's handling puberty surprisingly well, but we bet she's groaning over that cowlick.
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Most of the passengers and crew went down with the groaning ship in 250 feet of water.
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Zombies come in two flavors: either ambling, shuffling, groaning green things with their jaws hanging off, i.e.
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Here's to a future of hot moaning, groaning, and choice words that keep all of us boning.
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" On the way home from the hospital, groaning between coughs, Mary Kerrie said, "I'm never smoking again.
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Along a wall next to the queen-size bed is a garment rack groaning with beautiful clothes.
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Those cries, those screams, those expirations, the apotheosis of all bloodiness, with carrion men groaning for burial.
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And I'd be groaning to myself, 'Oh no no no, here are these annoying little microglia again.
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" 'Black Maria,' 'The Groaning Board,' 'Monster Rally,' 'Drawn & Quartered,' " she says, rapturously reciting titles of Addams collections.
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"There were some nights she would be up all night just groaning in pain or vomiting," she says.
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In his speech, when he uttered the first sentence about what the plan actually was, people started groaning.
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We would take off our saddle shoes, put on his records, and stand around groaning for a while.
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The only way to begin to navigate this new city is to explore its dangerous, groaning, smoking terrain.
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She was also seen motioning for Democrats to refrain from groaning and booing after Trump spoke about migrants.
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I can already hear voices in the balcony groaning and shouting caveat emptor or let the buyer beware.
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But all of that moaning and groaning and complaining doesn't mean anything unless we change the system, okay.
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A mummy in this situation is liable to "act out," making muffled groaning noises and moving about erratically.
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A two-out walk to Andrew McCutchen filled the bases and caused more groaning from the crowd of 23,182.
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His movements were slow and mechanical, and he had "intermittent periods of 'zombielike' groaning," wrote Gerona and his colleagues.
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The engine, too, is prone to unpleasant groaning if you need to merge onto a highway with some verve.
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It's watching the juxtaposition of a beautiful woman cutting a huge nasty one, groaning and orgasming as she does.
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The machines keep groaning and new juices keep appearing and people keep handing me glasses of things to drink.
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The door makes an eerie groaning noise, as the dudes in the video open and close it to demonstrate.
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There's the kind of squeeze that leaves you groaning in relief, and there's the kind that leaves you limping.
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Population shifts out of the Rust Belt and into the Sun Belt have created districts groaning with new residents.
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In fact, Petrillo may well be groaning at Cohen's ham-handed approach to the federal prosecutors and the President.
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He understandably spent most of his time in front of the camera squirming and groaning at Trump's Twitter presence.
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Groaning and muttering at the mess before him, he runs a hand through his unkempt locks, not looking up.
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He is a huge man, about 6-feet-2 and 325 pounds, built for brute strength and groaning leverage.
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And their unemployment offices, long hindered by lumbering technology and bare-bones staffing, are already groaning under the weight.
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But this, it turns out, is one of the big jobs of adulthood: to find wonder in the groaning.
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Punters sit on wine-coloured banquettes or tread the patterned carpet to a counter groaning with mustard and HP sauce.
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There they sat on the groaning shelf, looking like a rebuke to the entire digital era: years of handwritten journals.
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Are your schools groaning with sensible and stable children named after video game events, each more methodical than the last?
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Android users are groaning and websites are moaning, but first: a cartoon about what to do with a broken laptop.
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Be kind and self-compassionate and remind yourself that you're not alone moaning and groaning about having eaten too much.
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Magazine junkies will look back in amazement at the groaning board of perks that once were staples of the job.
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Even so, the sound of the ice groaning and cracking made Mr. Ganton's heart jump — with both fear and delight.
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Now Mr. Kushner has given up his life in New York for a government ID card and a groaning portfolio.
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It was he who took credit for turning the West Side Highway from a groaning overpass to a riverside boulevard.
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As Trump discussed so-called "chain migration," or changes to the family-based immigration rules, Democrats could be heard groaning.
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The American industrial sector is groaning under the weight of a strong dollar, which drives up the price of exported goods.
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Through the local recreation department, Police Athletic League, Little League and other groups, Bergenfield offers a groaning menu of youth sports.
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For the second massage, Carballo says Stan got to moaning and groaning again ... to which she responded by threatening to leave.
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Literature's groaning shelves of "crime fiction," from Edgar Allan Poe to Hannibal Lecter, owe a primal debt to Thomas De Quincey.
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"All night long, she would be moaning and groaning and I would be massaging her legs," Linda Evans told NBC Philadelphia.
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The result: users falling into a trancelike state, groaning and moaning, their eyes lifeless and their movements slow and seemingly mechanical.
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Mat the pedal for a short-onramp merge, for instance, and you'll hear a lot of groaning from under the hood.
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Paramedics whisked groaning men in camouflage jackets from ambulances outside Al Razi hospital, where a 14-year-old boy wept quietly.
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By the fourth quarter, our families were high-fiving each other after every Buckeye point and groaning dramatically when Maryland pulled ahead.
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" In the basement then, Mr. Odze said, "it was old men basking and groaning, and I was scared of all of them.
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THE GREAT victory train clattered across eight time zones and back before groaning into a military-exhibition ground outside Moscow last month.
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For many years, the Senate's website did not support HTTPS, leading to a significant amount of groaning from its security-wise constituents.
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For 24 minutes, the woman, who the log shows was 18, said everyone in the bathroom was injured and groaning in pain.
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We set up and before we know it, it's 7:10 and juniors are moaning and groaning as they pour into the gym.
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" When asked about his career in an interview with the New York Times earlier this year, Roth described it as "exhilaration and groaning.
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During these trance-sermons Baker gave deranged warnings of "the shuddering terrors of eternal damnation" while grinding her teeth, groaning, and breathing irregularly.
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Some energy majors, groaning under increased exploration costs for aging fields as well as crashing oil prices, also grasp the logic of diversifying.
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There's something so animal about the way a human body reacts to heat—the sweat, the flushing of the skin, the weary groaning.
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They detour to the dentist, and then end up in a Georgia motel, with now-toothless Granny alternately sleeping and groaning in pain.
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She could have a farce of a conversation in which she nods along while inwardly groaning, or she can give you some instruction.
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"I've played a lot of tennis in my life, but never against Tennys," he said before their match, groaning at his own joke.
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Songs like "Money" moan with an ominousness that almost feels tectonic, like the whole world is shifting and groaning underneath Deli Girls' feet.
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Since then, powerful business interests have pushed back, groaning that a ban would kill jobs and harm legit recyclers along with the lawbreakers.
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Yes, now's the time when we either get super excited about, or are moaning and groaning over the sudden influx of red, sparkly everything.
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But if you've been groaning at trailers that feature visual riffs on these same classic movies, these posters aren't likely to change your mind.
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Not everything about it succeeds, but over the course of its first season, I was impressed more often than I was groaning in disappointment.
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My inbox is groaning with statements from previous EPA administrators, scientists, nonprofits, members of Congress, and assorted others, condemning Pruitt's ignorance in florid terms.
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My eyes dart from groaning shelves of alcohol and kitchen equipment to a sous vide water bath and what looks like a car battery.
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Each shelf is groaning behind him under the weight of jars filled with different coloured powders and kernels, labelled in both Arabic and English.
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" In a New York Times interview in 2018, Roth reflected on his 50-plus years as a writer, describing it as: "Exhilaration and groaning.
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For decades now the Republican Party has been groaning under the Reagan orthodoxy, which was right for the 1980s but has become increasingly obsolete.
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Roth himself, unsurprisingly, may have given his own best remembrance of his half-century career in the New York Times interview: Exhilaration and groaning.
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But he didn't back off the argument, if only because it caused Jeb Bush, twisting and groaning all the way through, such clear discomfort.
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Despite the crew's constant motion, the only sounds on board are the groaning of the rig under enormous loads, and the sound of the wind.
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In fact, such bonds are a counterweight to the typical equity portfolio, which is groaning with American stocks and thus heavily exposed to dollar risk.
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That particular scene became a fleshy, moaning, groaning, dancing fountain with people literally, then figuratively, gushing over the "sex hacks" the former fitness competitor imparted.
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The letter is well worth revisiting any time you find yourself "bitching, moaning, groaning, honing, boning, horse-shitting, hair-splitting, nit-picking, piss-trickling," etc.
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When "Triple Helix" starts to melt halfway through its run, you start to believe the beat might succumb to the groaning wave that's been introduced.
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Holmer sometimes goes overboard with a groaning, atonal score, which feels like a garish shout for attention by contrast with all the low-key naturalism.
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I was panting, groaning and taking mini breaks in between each session – all the while thinking I had underestimated Dev Windsor and the VS squad.
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The camera lingers intimately as she agonizingly uses a knife to work the rock off of her lower leg, scraping off skin, groaning and squirming.
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Eventually, I stopped using the cards because people were groaning over my ability to dominate things in my direction, and sat out the mini-games.
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Victor Frankenstein, the complex, tortured genius, became a mad scientist; his creature went from a French-speaking, poetry-reading autodidact to a grunting, groaning killer.
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If you haven't been to a liquor store in a while, you may be surprised to find the shelves of whiskey groaning with American bottles.
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Lakers 121, Knicks 107 The groaning, abrasive jeers rang out through Madison Square Garden midway into the second quarter, casting shame all over the Knicks.
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"The voice of Him that crieth in the wilderness…" His, untrained, was urgentover the groaning wheels,willing the words, pitchedraw, convulsedin this world sub-terrain.
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Jerry Brown arrived in Washington for his first trip to the capital during the Trump administration with an agenda full to the point of groaning.
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Expect the canyons of Broadway to echo with shouts and screams this spring — and moaning and groaning and lamentation of an exceptional amplitude and ferocity.
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The sound of sand grains shuffling down hot slopes that can recall the angry buzz of bees or the deep, groaning thrums of a didgeridoo group.
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But the Malaysian finally crumbled with the desperate overhead, leaving traveling fans groaning and a nation frustrated that their wait for an Olympic champion goes on.
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Meanwhile, "Sightseeing" weaves a sparkly mock-disco groove from high staccato strings and rubbery honking horns, groaning and spinning out of control, deployed for maximum punch.
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Whether your shelves are already groaning with prizes or you're up for your first big honor, it feels good to be nominated for a Tony Award.
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Under hard acceleration, the V-6 is prone to unpleasant groaning and never provides the luxurious wafting that you might expect in a $100,33 executive car.
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He uttered a soft cry of happiness and fell to his knees to press the dress to his face before he lay back in ecstasy, groaning.
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Meng fled in a trolley to the surface, where he listened to the groaning earth: A branch of the Qingda No. 2 tin mine had collapsed.
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From there, it lurches into an eerie cacophony of dilapidated beats, groaning bass, and chopped vocal bits, each pause—however brief—a jarring jolt back to reality.
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This combustible combination seemed like perfect reality TV fodder, with Sidney and his production team rigging the farmhouse with groaning pipes, exploding cupboards and other spooky effects.
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The bag blocks my view, but I hear the bus is filling quickly and groaning beneath the weight of more people than it is meant to carry.
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A trip to the urologist, played by Danny DeVito, leads to more one-liners and groaning about life's little indignities on the wrong side of middle age.
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As Thompson lies on top of the 24-year-old and binds him in a chokehold, Hernandez flails beneath him, kicking out and groaning under his weight.
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Mr. Rush's output for Cobra showcased his lacerating, vibrato-laden electric guitar lines and his gritty, gospel-inspired vocals — throaty mid-register groaning, thrilling leaps of falsetto.
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My classmates and I filed into the wooden bowels of a ship to listen to audio of people groaning, and look at wax figures leaning over buckets.
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Italian banks are groaning under 360 billion euros ($407.5 billion) in bad loans, which take years to shift partly due to a slow and inefficient justice system.
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Bookstores these days can be dispiriting places, with their novelty merchandise and beside-the-point coffee bars, their groaning piles of discounted thrillers and dwindling numbers of customers.
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After all, we like to lose ourselves in a cinematic story, and when everything freezes and the little "buffering" icon appears, most of us start groaning with frustration.
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As his groans augment and his uniform trousers slump to his knees, Buddy appears with a security team to arrest him and, still groaning, he is hauled away.
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For example, moaning and groaning during sex can form a positive reinforcement for your partner to keep doing what they're doing or trying that again in the future.
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If a beauty support group existed, you'd find us in a meeting moaning and groaning about how disgusting our eyeshadows get after a few weeks of heavy use.
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For their presentation, they plied editors with groaning boards of fruits and vegetables (pineapple, pomegranate, radicchio with citrus), the kind of lush tableau Monsieur Rousseau might have appreciated.
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In the end, Thomas Cook was groaning under $2.1 billion of debt, according to the company, most of it accumulated in pricey, ill-timed investments made years ago.
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That night, when the boy cried, we yanked on the rope and the room filled with the sounds of a small factory: metal groaning, rope rubbing over hardware.
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And because the male performers in straight porn are so often expected to be stoic and silent, gay porn is a better place to find dudes moaning and groaning.
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The man who built his 2016 campaign on a message about a rigged, oligarchical, and corrupt system spent the weekend telling voters to stop "moaning and groaning" and vote.
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It begins glowing and groaning, and a moment later juice pours out into a glass, quickly at first and then slowing to a stop just under two minutes later.
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U.S. shoe, apparel and consumer goods manufacturers are groaning about potential input price rises as well as hits to demand for their exports and damage to their supply chains.
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Take, for example, this tweet that the official Democratic National Committee Twitter account posted on Saturday morning and which has since attracted highly understandable amounts of groaning from Twitter.
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Kargyraa forces these folds to vibrate at half the speed of the vocal cords, producing two notes at once: the fundamental pitch and a groaning sub-harmonic below it.
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In the Little House books, Christmas happens every year, but Thanksgiving only appears in all its table-groaning glory when the Ingalls family has become part of a town.
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The minute I opened the glass doors to the darkened, black-walled gallery, I was greeted by a loud groaning sound that made me think of a malfunctioning foghorn.
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" Announcer Richard Cross immediately responded to Booker's comments with a groaning "No, no," adding that "one of the great family atmospheres in all of college athletics is gymnastic meets.
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To the dismay of the groaning, booing audience in Miami, Ramos twice pressed Clinton on the fallout from her use of a private email server as secretary of state.
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From the consenting members of the Mormon Tabernacle Choir to the Rockettes that perform for fear of losing their jobs, Donald Trump's inauguration is already groaning with A-list talent.
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David Shrigley's humorous piece features a drawing of a skinny, naked figure shuffling around the space moaning and groaning as he encircles the audience, occasionally pausing to look their way.
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The video shows a man groaning in a puddle near a thatched-roof structure as another man puts a rope around his neck and drags him with others looking on.
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These range from the Hebrew principle of tikkun olam (repair of the world) to the apostle Paul's lament that the earth, like humanity, is groaning and needs to be redeemed.
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Yes. Would it be nice to eat a damp, soft slice of pizza groaning under the weight of its own enormous, slick, and rapidly congealing slab of three-cheese blend?
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"A nice drink that doesn't take itself too seriously" is how Gibson describes it, standing beside a ceramic dog and below an old crystal paperweight on shelves groaning with bottles.
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When you call the building manager to complain about the bonfire (and its negative impact on our planet), all you hear on the phone line is an awful groaning sound.
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Even when the jokes don't work, I can imagine the crew all groaning at what a bad pun Prompto just made—and sometimes, they actually do groan, so that helps.
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There's only one parked car in sight, but as she swerves slowly back and forth, groaning with anxiety the entire time, it becomes clear that she's going to hit it.
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Here, over slow, groaning production by the Haxan Cloak, he sings high, tender and insistent, then breaks out into ecstatic harmonies à la Jodeci that resolve into church solemnity. J.C.
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That said, it's exasperating (yet predictable) that the movie makes such a great, groaning fuss over the fact that women are onboard, a self-consciousness that reads like self-congratulation.
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Sturdy brands also drew her to Constellation Brands, which owns the United States rights to popular Mexican beers like Corona, Modelo and Pacifico, as well as a groaning cellar of wines.
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These sounds were recorded and manipulated with a variety of techniques — one groaning noise is a wet finger dragged across the metal exterior of the machine — that serve a larger design.
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As her 4-year-old sat in the back seat, Diamond Reynolds calmly narrated what was going on and showed viewers the dying man groaning and bleeding in the front seat.
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But his comments on abortion, immigration and national security prompted a divisive response in the House chamber, with Democratic lawmakers declining to applaud and audibly groaning at parts of his speech.
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They are groaning under the weight of 360 billion euros, or $396 billion, in bad loans, but many are too weak to raise the money they need to absorb any losses.
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Perhaps the most important moment comes when you're asked to "fight" a soldier to prove your strength, which has you walking past a groaning, squirming Hitler, still lying in the floor.
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I'm not a journalist anymore, so I'm reduced to groaning at the TV when commentators don't help us understand what's going on, but instead confound our understanding by providing incorrect information.
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We feel almost as cornered and overwhelmed as Joan does, groaning under the burden of protecting her son from both an armed sociopath (maybe more than one?) and her own terror.
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Later Romero films had different kinds of comedy: in 2005's Land of the Dead, for example, the zombies are obsessed with fireworks, moaning and groaning as rockets explode in the air.
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Though there are no biggie tees at Mitchell-Innes and Nash, she still managed to turn a pretty good joke (the show's title, My Pen is Huge) into a groaning one-liner.
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When you have to accommodate someone with a chronic illness, do not act like you're being put out—no groaning, moaning, or haggling with someone who is asking for accessibility, please. 56.
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Was that Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanPaul Ryan moving family to Washington Embattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway MORE groaning from the other side of the city?
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Sounds of hunger, sounds of anxiety, sounds that have no explanation whatsoever—just the body at work, leaking and churning, groaning at a frequency that no one was ever meant to hear.
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So when Langdon first appears in a hospital bed in "Inferno," groaning in pain amid the woozy camerawork, you're ready to put a cold compress on his (or, really, Mr. Hanks's) head.
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Groaning predictability, though, is only one problem in a movie choking on haunted-house clichés and so short of genuine scares that its most traumatizing sight might be the Warrens' hideous wallpaper.
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When it comes to excellent finishing, we are vile gluttons, happy to stuff our bellies full of goals until we are groaning and swollen, acutely nauseous with the indulgence of it all.
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"They cynically enjoy superiority by imagining the victims groaning, and do not feel any remorse," professor Susumu Oda, a mental health specialist at Tsukuba University northeast of Tokyo, said at the time.
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But they're likely to be lost as Americans, either groaning in despair or whooping in triumph, look to the bottom line: Trump's party protected him from the ultimate accountability for his conduct.
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However, groaning under the biggest debt mountain in Europe, Italy can ill-afford generous enticements to the private sector, or the sort of massive investment needed to make all public buildings safe.
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Viola's videos may address similar issues, but the groaning and heavy breathing coming from the video installation certainly does not seem in dialogue with the Renaissance masterpieces — nor does it enhance them.
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If you're already groaning under the weight of holiday cookies, a new report from the Centers for Disease Control won't come as a surprise — American men and women weigh on average 29.63 lbs.
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By the time I arrived at 11 PM, there were already thousands of people waiting outside, the metal barricades groaning under the weight of the crowd as NYPD tried to keep everyone contained.
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After dinner, served at tables groaning under bushels of peonies, platters of strawberries, and ornate candelabra, the actress Sarah Jessica Parker led a charity auction with the help of Adrien Meyer, from Christie's.
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Consider the words of Mark Antony in Shakespeare's "Julius Caesar": Cry "Havoc!" and let slip the dogs of war;That this foul deed shall smell above the earthWith carrion men, groaning for burial.
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I didn't want to imagine us never groaning in delight together over pizza or a crazy dessert ever again, even though — of course — I'd be fine with it if that's what it took.
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But despite the fact that "A French Wedding" is purportedly about old friends reuniting around a festive table groaning with homemade food, the author never actually serves up a real taste of France.
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In the latest book, we're plunged into the cold waters of the Atlantic, lifted into an ocean of air via balloon and even left to winter on a sea of groaning arctic ice.
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I could almost hear it swinging open on hinges groaning with age, unleashing a surge of memories buried inside — as if they had been deliberately locked away so as to cause no disturbance.
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The shooting of Castile was remarkable -- and heartbreaking -- because it was live-streamed by his fiancee, who calmly narrated the action and showed viewers the dying man groaning and bleeding in the front seat.
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The evening meal known as iftar breaks the fast during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan and is often associated with environmentally-unfriendly excess, with tables groaning under the weight of heavy meat dishes.
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A lot of people in the comic world are groaning right now, and that's because Marvel and DC have a penchant for wiping the slate clean and starting over… again, and again, and again.
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No longer sneaking in for child-prices (a good thing), not shocking any new acquaintances with my age, and with a bathroom counter that's groaning under the weight of so many lotions and potions.
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Finally arriving in Washington, they found a subway system groaning under their weight, with the lines for SmarTrip cards wrapping up and out of the tunnels as out-of-towners struggled with the machines.
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Illness is a time-honored arbiter of moral rectitude: Those who are too good for this world die angelically, with a single pathetic cough; those who are too wicked die with much tortured groaning.
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" Speaking to the convention hall an hour later, he revealed to groaning Trump delegates that "as a first step toward unity, we have invited our top three statewide officeholders to join us on the slate.
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Even as an easy mark for this sort of programming (thanks to being a somewhat lonely white person from Los Angeles), I'll fully admit to groaning when I hear about more of it coming along.
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And, if all else fails, we'll hit the farmers' market at lunchtime and spend the early evening putting together a groaning table of prosciutto, mozzarella and spring vegetables, what our kids call a party board.
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Lopez still took four 3-point attempts — he missed all four, the crowd groaning whenever he lined one up — but he also planted himself near the basket and shot 10 of 18 from the field.
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"Guys My Age" stands on the shoulders of those songs, embracing their mood, their musical approach — groaning, gloomy synthesized pop — and puts it in service of sexual authority, a whole different way of dismissing ignorance.
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When Bob Ewell, the father of the woman supposedly raped, shows up on the Finches' porch to make threats, Atticus does some kind of flip-and-fold maneuver on him, leaving him groaning in pain.
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Yet there he still was on a Sunday in the Paris spring, chasing every ball, groaning with nearly every stroke and whipping winners when he needed them most against a rival eight years his junior.
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The dance has been exasperating, listeners shifting at a moment's notice between struggling to let the (very good) new music speak for itself and groaning at Kanye barreling across lines of proper decency on Twitter.
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Regardless of whether they're paying a mortgage or monthly rent, millennials are groaning about the moving process, the report finds, with 71% agreeing that they had qualms about what and how they chose their living situation.
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Here, people have multiple computers and use cloud services to share files between them, which is easier than relying on an underpowered phone CPU to handle a Chrome browser groaning with tabs on your main display.
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Unable to solidify his hold on Toronto, Lanez allows legions of Toronto rappers to mutate into uninspired Owl Clones, otherwise known as "Hooters", capable only of expressing themselves through Autotune and slow, groaning R&B samples.
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Or, now that I mention it, the baffling year-long trolling of Melo, or Jackson's groaning insistence on the team running an archaic offense that his hand-picked roster hates, all while subverting his coach's authority.
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According to PornHub, everyone around the world watched about 4.3 billion hours of people groaning and slamming their genitals into each other on their site last year, which has no doubt contributed towards the moral panic.
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There is here, as almost everywhere in Sciarrino, the sense that this might be how things would sound if you could crawl inside your own body: a claustrophobic space of groaning, breathing, cracking; fragile yet surviving.
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Analysts agree that Lebanon's groaning public debt pile of around 20013% of GDP is unsustainable and creditors will need to accept a haircut on their holdings in order for the country to avoid complete financial meltdown.
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In 2011, Barack Obama made a deal with Republicans to adopt a program of fiscal austerity, prompting the left-wing critic William Greider to declare, in The Nation, the ''last groaning spasms of New Deal liberalism.
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This was the final stage of an epic saga that, from mountain to piazza, actually began before Michelangelo's birth and involved primitive and custom-engineered machinery and, above all, great sweating armies of groaning, straining men.
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One girl pretended to backhand him when he put bunny ears on her — Alex proceeded to limp back to his podium, clutching his chest in mock pain, groaning, 'Aye, that was brutal — she gave me a whack!
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"There may be a little bit of groaning about the traffic nightmare," said Pearman, who has hosted the golf enthusiasts Novak Djokovic, Rafael Nadal and Jack Sock, among others, on his course over the last few years.
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From beginning to end, the score has an "OMG" urgency that never lets up, whether what's being sung about is hooking up with a hottie (full of lyrics groaning with double entendres) or betraying your best friend.
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LEAG's three Lausitz plants, including Schwarze Pumpe, all sit among the top ten carbon emitters in the EU, but they also provide 8,000 well-paid jobs in a region not groaning with them, and thousands more indirectly.
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" She's carnally drawn to violence, and has to pretend to disapprove of a fistfight: "The fight was a good one: bloody, vicious, impossible to stop until finally Chrome-dome lay groaning, spitting out teeth, at Gordon's feet.
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The government is anxious to end long-running concerns about the health of the Italian banking system, which is groaning under the weight of 360 billion euros ($410 billion) of bad loans — a third of the European total.
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But rather than limit his activism to groaning, the 23-year-old public school product instead announced Monday he was giving $1 million to Chicago schools and his charity, SocialWorks, would give $0003,000 for every additional $100,000 raised.
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The company said it issued a bulletin to service technicians to replace components in the mechanism that opened the falcon wing doors to remedy a creaking or groaning sound, and recently changed the design of the door latches.
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But Mr. Liu's appointment also signals that Mr. Xi has grown more serious about fixing a financial system groaning under the weight of a decade-long borrowing spree that has left it riddled with shadowy risks, economists said.
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Stellenbosch is also home to a neighborhood that tourists almost never see: a black township called Kayamandi, groaning under a fast-growing population and squeezed into some of the most crowded blocks in this part of South Africa.
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For a week before his death, Nguyen had been groaning and complaining of headaches and neck pain, according to a report by the East Japan Immigration Centre reviewed by Reuters, and was moved to a solitary cell for monitoring.
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The Watchmen score, with its blend of groaning ambient, '80s-throwback electro, and even Dixieland jazz, embodies the show's ambitious historical revisionism, in which the past is every bit as subject to scrutiny and reconsideration as an alternate present.
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You see this in the vastly contrasting fortunes of America's high-flying stockmarket, dominated by capital-light internet and services firms that throw off profits, and Europe's, groaning under banks and under carmakers with factories that eat up capital.
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While the noises were sometimes a distraction from a performance by the eager, scrappy ensemble Contemporaneous, they just as often blended into the musical textures in a program that valued squeaking, heaving, groaning, sliding: expressions of tectonic shifts and wintry weather.
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Wiseman spent about four weeks in February and March 20183 at the Waverly Welfare Center in lower Manhattan, which is clearly groaning under the weight of bureaucratic work it has to manage in order to serve those requesting its services.
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The Italian government is anxious to ease concerns about its banking system, which is groaning under the weight of 360 billion euros in bad loans, a third of the euro zone total, and has fared badly in EU-wide stress tests.
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Italy's government is anxious to assuage concerns about its banking system, which fared badly in 2014 financial stress tests carried out by the European Central Bank and is groaning under the weight of 360 billion euros ($410 billion) in bad loans.
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Italy's government is anxious to assuage concerns about its banking system, which fared badly in financial stress tests carried out by the European Central Bank and is groaning under the weight of 360 billion euros ($410 billion) in bad loans.
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There are interesting confessions (an aborted beef with Lil Wayne among them), but his writing and once-chameleonic technical abilities had atrophied: he was rapping in shouted, stilted cadences and writing clunky biography full of groaning puns and scatalogical nonsense.
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Improvisation is at the core of Alvin Singleton's gorgeous string trio "Be Natural" (1974), its title a pun on the B-natural note that is passed around throughout the piece but is always droning, a groaning river flowing underneath jittery textures.
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I can't even stand up straight in high heels, let alone slut drop in them on a wooden Parisian bridge groaning under the weight of a million love lockets, so the only way this can be explained to me is magic.
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There were a few people Mr. Pamplin recognized as regulars taking their chances climbing up the earth piled at the foot of the cliffs, left there by the still active and perilous landslides, which were announced by a deep groaning sound.
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As you might expect from a city that added 2275,26 residents in less than a decade, Seattle's commute has worsened dramatically; we now have some of the worst traffic on the planet, and our meager public transit system is groaning under increased demand.
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In contrast Trump events are surrounded by a proper street bazaar, featuring lines of trestle tables groaning beneath heaped t-shirts, baseball caps, bumper stickers, Trump-themed shot glasses, bobble-head dolls and (a new sighting this week) a Trump-Pence 2016 doormat.
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Though the women are easy to spot in the crowded streets from their pollera skirts and patterned shawls, it seems out of context to see them here, in the ring, reducing their opponents to groaning rubble while an ecstatic crowd looks on.
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Groaning tanpura, plucked bass, radiant keyboard chords, and a fabulously bright, chiming, distorted electric guitar hook interlock to produce shiny musical fireworks with lurid color patterns while Lennon, sprawled out in a boat, drifts lazily down a river, describing the surreal scenery.
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Today, the children's shelves in bookstores, libraries and bedrooms are groaning with volumes that can seem to find more inspiration in the ordinal allure of wearing big, bright numbers on their spines than in the old exigencies of character, plot, perspective and suchlike.
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One night, zipped two to a sleeping bag and listening to the groaning ice, as Plaisted later told a reporter, the men were horrified when the ice pan they were camping on suddenly started to roar and rumble, as if coming to life.
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Ironically, the "bedroom" vibe that permeates not just the three titles I've profiled here, but the entire library of Yaroze games running on the PlayStation, lead to many people moving into the groaning machine that the games industry was becoming in the late 1990s.
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On the other hand, I remembered working as a children's librarian in Memphis and scouring reviews for any evidence that a book was about a black child, since my shelves were groaning with books about white kids and my young readers were almost all black.
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An ancient, robust democracy is groaning under the weight of conflicting demands — on the executive, to carry out the will of the people; and on the members of Parliament, to follow their conscience and to act in what they believe to be the people's interest.
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A gaze that lasts more than a second inevitably implies that the coals of sexual attraction are turning orange at the edges; the launcher on the pinball machine of love is pulled to full tautness; the rusty gears of large Westerosi political maneuverings are groaning to life.
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But the real thrill of Unfriended was that it looked exactly like our lives as we actually live them — waiting for typing bubbles, groaning at the spinning beach ball of death, trying to pick out micro-expressions in a blurry webcam recreation of a beloved person.
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The tap-dancing choreography alone would have made this song a hall of famer, but what makes it hard to beat are moments like Rebecca groaning, "Not on my chest!" as her ex-boyfriends do the "big finish" by leaping onto her dresser without breaking step.
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Jurors have heard from a doctor who treated the inmate, Jahmal Lightfoot; investigators who looked into the use of force against him; a prisoner who said he heard Mr. Lightfoot groaning during the July 2012 attack that left him with orbital bone fractures; and Mr. Lightfoot himself.
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The latest demand now puts the High Election Council squarely on the spot and threatens to precipitate a crisis for both Istanbul and the entire country, becoming the latest test of democratic institutions already groaning under the authoritarian strains of Mr. Erdogan's 16 years in power.
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Femminielli took the stage with two male musicians in Little Red Riding Hood drag behind him playing music off of iPads and a lone synthesizer, while he wore an open-chested tan suit and a cowboy hat and spent the performance mostly groaning into the microphone.
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After initially groaning when a reporter launched into a question on Trump -- "Oh no," he sighed -- Obama came around to a stinging rebuke of Trump's border plan, which involves threatening to disallowing payments sent by immigrants home to Mexico to force the country to pay for a wall.
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Just as businesses have sought to escape the old corporate strictures by encouraging flexible and off-site work and by flattening hierarchies (sometimes even eliminating managers), protesters have tried to move past the groaning actions of the past by coördinating instantly across distance and embracing leaderless or "horizontal" movements.
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After groaning at Hillary Clinton's description of "vibrant black communities," Trump continued to insult minorities by citing his "successful" Mar-a-Lago Club in the "tough community" of Palm Beach, which he described as "probably the wealthiest community in the world" (huh?), as evidence that he is non-discriminatory.
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But a mishap in the grocery cart—caused by a nihilist honey mustard (Danny McBride) and an aggressive, roided-up douche (yeah, I know, but Nick Kroll does his best)—leaves them stranded in the supermarket with said lavash (David Krumholtz) and bagel (Edward Norton, doing a groaning Woody Allen impression).
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"This stuff needs to go into an archive, because it's getting insane," she said one August morning, surveying shelves groaning with piles of paper, file boxes, photographs, videotapes, rolls of film and other testaments to one of the more unlikely, and underappreciated, careers in the postwar New York art world.
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In front of us was a father-son duo, the father (who had grown up in the Bronx) a serious Yankees fan, the son Red Sox all the way, enjoying the game together, cheering and groaning in a familial alternation that reminded me of watching my son and his friend.
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Two sad, stressed people can only make each other content for so long and the sorry fact of the matter is that unless you are both equipped with enough libidinal juice to keep the San Fernando Valley groaning morning, noon, and night, sex is often one of the first things to go.
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Mike Lee, I think you have a true artistic spirit, and should definitely quit your job as Senator, where you can do nothing but make the patently fucking unhelpful suggestion that families bring more unsupported young lives into an ecosystem already full to groaning under the exigencies of its current population. Seriously.
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So here we are: Instead of playing on their phones, high school students were watching an FCC open meeting in class, of their own volition, and groaning loudly (the way they do) every time someone used a dummy phrase like "heavy-handed" or "light-touch regulation," which is sadly every five to 10 seconds.
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He's looking for a bed and breakfast, he shows up at Javier Bardem and Jennifer Lawrence's giant Victorian home, the groaning Victorian home, and rather than send him to the place where he was supposed to be going, Javier Bardem's character is a narcissist of infinite proportions and says, please, by all means, come in.
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Rock and the authenticity myth have been anthologised so effectively in magazines and music papers over the years – from Uncut to Sounds to NME – that you could almost hear the groaning lurch of journalists attempting to make sense of genres like calypso, Britfunk, reggae (Melody Maker smartly bringing on Vivien Goldman for it) and now, grime.
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" Reeling off a litany of controversial administration words and actions, like the recent suggestion by Trump that federal funding for historically black colleges and universities could be unconstitutional, Harris paused, meeting the groaning room as if sharing a personal aside: "This is what I get to see because I'm in DC," she said, "so I see it up close.
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For fans only dimly aware of the past, viewing Giggs through the prism of 2017 can seem as though he is the quintessential A-list rap mega star: features with Drake; a groaning shelf of awards; a number 2 album (last year's excoriating Landlord); ubiquitous hit singles; iconic, mythology-building anthems ("Talkin Da Hardest"); sold out tours.
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I didn't know what to make, either, of the groaning, spare synths on "Welcome to tha Concrete Jungle," nor what to do with Juelz Santana, which was one of those names I recognized but didn't really know much about, The Diplomats having only made their way down to my North Carolina high school the year before.
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"'War and Peace' wouldn't have lasted 200 years if he hadn't really tapped into something universal," Mr. Malloy said, speaking during an interview in his Brooklyn studio, with a portrait of Tolstoy on the wall, Christmas lights still strung over a hand-me-down piano, a bookcase groaning with volumes of Marvel comics, and a bottle of whiskey atop a mini-refrigerator.
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When I do picture it, I see myself waking up on a sunny day, seeing the light stream in through the window, and instead of groaning under my covers, dreading the moment my feet touch the cold wooden floor, I simply wake up with a smile on my face and a drive to see what the day has to offer.
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And then I got thinking about all the times I made someone sit through another episode of Curb Your Enthusiasm, about the times I tried to explain that jfc Blond(e) isn't boring by the third or fourth listen, about singing (or rather groaning) Sonic Youth songs at someone's face in a bid to get them to like them too.
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And while I can almost certainly hear a certain Twitter account groaning in sheer terror, Smarter is smartly positioning these gadgets as being for people who don't want to, or can't, replace their refrigerator with a high-end, internet-connected behemoth from the likes of LG or Samsung; they're for normal folks looking to add a bit of internet smarts to the heart of their home.
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While most of us likely spent Sunday night glued in front of our TV sets cheering or groaning over all the latest to come out of the presidential nominees' mouths, it seems there was at least one celeb in NYC who was able to actually enjoy their evening without so much as a glimpse of a pantsuit or self-tanner, and that's Bella Hadid.
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"I watched that man beg for his life," said Ronald Snavley, 47, whose extradition from Indiana to Florida to face a drunken-driving charge took two weeks, including a stop at a jail that serves as a hub for P.T.S. Other prisoners said they had screamed for help as Mr. Eli eventually fell unconscious and made groaning sounds, his eyes fixated and his skin discolored.
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The NFL's humorlessness and soaring grandiosity means that every week is talked about this way, which is why we get all those jarring and accidentally hilarious mismatches between tone and meaning throughout the season—a black-clad Carrie Underwood groaning "oh Sunday night" with church-y solemnity before every Sunday Night Football broadcast, right before two teams launch into a four-hour puntfight that ends in a 6-6 tie.
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Judging by the recent uproar surrounding the BBC's decision to axe its online recipe section, Britain is pretty big on written cooking guides (and, erm, Gregg Wallace's recipe for "Stuffin' Muffins"?) A glance at the groaning kitchen bookshelf of even the most cooking-averse household will also attest to the fact that we just can't seem to feed ourselves without the help of Nigella's latest coffee table tome.
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Unable to bring himself to look her in the eye, he looks instead "at the future / He was required to look at": Pious Aeneas, groaning and sighing, and shaken In his very self in his great love for her, And longing to find the words that might assuage Her grief over what is being done to her, Nevertheless obeyed the divine command And went back to his fleet.
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From the iterant, almost antagonistic pulse of the motion tracker to the heavy scrape of metal on metal as shafts open up, the groaning and creaking of the ship, the stuttering blips and whirs of computers, the clatter of stuff just falling down, and the continuous mechanical whine of the tension-stretching "music," it's the audio of the Crew Expendable DLC that really puts you in the picture.
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Yet Mr. de Maizière's call presented the latest challenge to the consensus and structures, including NATO and the European Union, developed to ensure security and stable and prosperous democracies across Europe after World War II. Those systems are now groaning under the weight of globalization and international terrorism, as well as the right-wing populist and nationalist movements that have arisen in Europe and the United States in reaction to them.
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The losers in this equation: Turkey, already groaning under the pressure of millions of Syrian refugees and a crumbling economy; Israel, whose repeated strikes against Iranian targets in Syria have dented but not denied Tehran's ambitions; Europe, which could face yet another refugee crisis even as the effects of the last are felt in the resurgence of the far right; and the Syrian people, terrorized witnesses to the marriage of wickedness and indifference.
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