I gulped down hard, trying to contain panic and anger.
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In 2014, Tunisians gulped down 14.3 million bottles of the good stuff.
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Some participants had taken psilocybin, while others had gulped down a placebo.
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Jim Mullen, from Ireland, gulped down 13 dogs and buns in 12 minutes.
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As Strong began to question Damon, he gulped down water that ran down his chin.
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She gulped down the last of the water and stuck the bottle into her purse.
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The Staffordshire bull terrier puppy accidentally gulped down an 8-inch kitchen knife recently, reports The Telegraph.
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Jack gulped down water and neon green Jell-O before curling up beside me in his hospital bed.
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I gulped down my sandwich, ready to change into my uniform and rush out to help at any moment.
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She made a serious face, took a deep breath, then gulped down the separated, brown and white sardine smoothie.
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Then he spotted a hot dog truck, ambled over and ordered two, which he gulped down in one bun.
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I've gulped down cigarette smoke on cafe patios, in restaurants, and in my brief waits at tram and bus stops.
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The French driver Simon Pagenaud gulped down some ice-cold milk after winning the 103rd Indianapolis 500 this past weekend.
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Looking spent, Eubank desperately gulped down water in his corner and headed out even more desperate to put Watson on the floor.
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I concluded from the smell that what I'd gulped down was gin—which was what my parents had drunk as their cordial.
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So, scientists got right to work, analyzing the stomach&aposs contents so they could figure out what Ötzi gulped down before his demise.
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I smiled and gulped down some wine, trying not to panic over the obvious: I was going to have to keep up with nimble millennials.
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He wouldn't come near the girls, only growled until they went inside, and then watched them through the screen door as he gulped down his food.
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In the two decades that followed the firm gulped down scores of brewers, including America's Anheuser-Busch, acquired in 23, and Britain's SAB Miller, purchased for $3bn.
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Lovers of the PSL have since gulped down more than 424 million cups of it, in its hot, iced or Frappuccino forms, according to a press release.
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But as he gulped down food, Dr. Sara Bennett, a veterinary behaviorist, stuck a fake plastic hand attached to a pole into his bowl and tugged it away.
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As I gulped down the last few sips of my vodka drink, I waited for the check and reflected on what a special night I just had with me.
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Ms. Warren gulped down a sip of coconut water, one of her campaign trail staples, and headed over to a gathered group of reporters and microphones with a smile.
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Even the colorful contents of his pill case are not nearly as illicit as they might seem: "They're all vitamins," Mr. Brightman said recently as he gulped down a bitter handful.
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Tech mutual funds and exchange-traded funds (ETFs) based in the United States gulped down $1.7 billion during the week, more than in any week measured by Lipper since March 2000.
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"It's bullshit," said one guy in line at the bar as he gulped down a beer that he'd finish before he got to the machine that would sell him another beer.
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Dispatches this month from Chetumal, capital of the Mexican state Quintana Roo, situated on the tropical Yucatán Peninsula, claimed that sinkholes— socavones—had gulped down a local lagoon in mere days.
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As the bearded man in the dated outfit quickly gulped down five beers, he said that for the last nine years, he and his siblings had barely seen the outside world.
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After all that foraging (Chef Kostow later pointed out that the correct term is "harvesting"), we were quite thirsty, so we gulped down some local rosé and strawberry-infused cocktails and tried to mingle.
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" Josh Baines: "Nothing kicks a hangover better than a can of incredibly cold Coke—and it must be the real red-canned deal—gulped down in three sips, followed by a French toast bacon sandwich.
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After the show, we can only assume she gulped down a fishbowl-sized glass of wine and tried not to read the news for a few hours — but failed, just like the rest of us.
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Sometimes this friendliness led to vulnerability, like the time a beefy guy I sat next to on a plane gulped down two gin and tonics and then told me, tearily, that his wife was leaving him.
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I'd soaked up a poetry-like live Audio-Sensory Meridian Response (ASMR) performance by Pridgen, gulped down a "placebo" cocktail supposedly designed to cure dissatisfaction, and played with kinetic sand in a geodesic dome for 15 minutes.
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On a sandy stretch at the coastal town of La Guaira just an hour's drive from Caracas, young men gulped down beer while kids splashed in the surf, delighted to be given extra days out of class.
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I thought watching the milkily satisfied faces of 10 of my friends as they gulped down the shared teat juice was one of the most disturbing things I had ever seen—until I attended the aforementioned Porno Bootcamp.
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Staff in three London schools recalled a roll call of pupils almost lost: the girl who gulped down pills, another set on jumping off a balcony and the countless teens who needed help to stem their self-inflicted bleeding.
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A massive sinkhole in Florida that gulped down two houses on Friday won't stop growing—forcing ten households to evacuate as it closes in on their property like some bloodthirsty villain from a B-movie, International Business Times reports.
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Chris the Cowboy — or as we deemed him later that night, the "Hottie from Chinati," as we gulped down our ranch waters at the Hotel Saint George bar where we stopped in for a drink after dinner — had walked away into the sunset.
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A few blocks away at the Publix Sabor, an incensed Margarita Quintero, who arrived here 37 years ago on the Mariel boatlift, gulped down her cafecito and railed against Mr. Obama, his visit to Cuba and the atrocities of President Castro and his brother Fidel.
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Led by Ross Burns, an astronomer at the National Astronomical Observatory of Japan, the study's authors show that the heatwave was fueled by an accretion burst, which means that the baby star suddenly gulped down a large helping of gas and dust from its surroundings.
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IN FOOD, AS IN LIFE, we prize what is young and unsullied by time: tiny wild blueberries that drop off the bush with the slightest tug; a sea urchin pried from a rock and gulped down on the beach; an egg still warm from the nest.
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Food is typically consumed by crocodilians with their heads above water. The food is held with the tips of the jaws, tossed towards the back of the mouth by an upward jerk of the head and then gulped down. Nile crocodiles may store carcasses underwater for later consumption.
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During festivals Anam people take their time to prepare special soup, especially "ove isala" (ove nsala), a soup prepared with fresh catfish (ikele/aala) and gulped down with fresh pounded yam. Friends of Anam people never want to miss this delicious meal, particularly when they are invited to Otite Anam (Anam New Yam Festival), Nzurani and other festivities.
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The food so gulped down is gradually digested inside the endoplasm. Phagocytosis can sometimes continue for more than 20 polynuclear neutrophil nuclei. This activity leaves a denucleated cell, unable to achieve either its NETS activity or its preprogrammed apoptosis. It will release PMN-uncontrolled proteolytic enzymes on surrounding tissues and could be considered a pathogen from this vampirising activity.
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Among leaf litter frogs in Panama, frogs that actively hunt prey have narrow mouths and are slim, often brightly coloured and toxic, while ambushers have wide mouths and are broad and well-camouflaged. Caecilians do not flick their tongues, but catch their prey by grabbing it with their slightly backward-pointing teeth. The struggles of the prey and further jaw movements work it inwards and the caecilian usually retreats into its burrow. The subdued prey is gulped down whole.
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Gi-tae was prompted by his mother to meet a girl, Kim La- yeon. They exchanged greetings when they met at the cafe, and Gi-tae offered to toast a glass with her. La-yeon was shocked as he gulped down quickly several glasses of wine. When Gi-tae offered to sleep with her by booking a room through a waiter, La-yeon picked up a glass of mineral water, splashed at his face, and left.
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The recreated and easily identifiable dinosaurs on display here have bones and footprints or ichnites. Also shown are the gastroliths (stones gulped down by some dinosaurs to crush food in their stomachs), coprolites (fossilized dung), eggs and nests. The Plateosaurus dinosaur is the largest on display here. ;Jurassic hall The Jurassic period, representing the intermediate period of the Mesozoic from 200 and 145 million years ago, considered the grandeur period of the dinosaurs, is represented in the Jurassic hall, which has large sauropods.
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The Island of Chorão (A Historical Sketch) 1962 By Francisco Xavier Gomes Catão page 5 The fidalgos would be found often lounging near the ferry point on the south-eastern side of the island, waiting for patmarios (sail boats) to cross over to Old Goa or Ribandar. The Fidalgos as well as the common folk took great delight in chewing on snacks available then and gulped down hot tea in the shacks. They enjoyed the freshly steamed merem (snack) and sipped the hot cha (tea) at that spot.
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In the meantime, Zhang Liang left the feast and went outside to summon Liu Bang's general Fan Kuai. He gave some instructions to Fan Kuai and returned to his seat. Fan Kuai then burst into the banquet area despite not being invited, dressed in full armour and armed with his sword and shield, interrupting the sword dance and glaring at Xiang Yu. Xiang Yu was impressed with Fan Kuai's bravado and asked for his name, calling him a "brave warrior" (壯士). He ordered his men to give Fan Kuai a goblet of wine, which Fan gulped down.
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His teachings, as revealed in his comments in Gate of Emptiness, closely followed those of Dahui Zonggao (大慧宗杲; Wade-Giles: Ta-hui Tsung-kao; Japanese: Daei Sōkō) (1089–1163). The importance of "Great Doubt" was one of his central teaching devices. Wumen said, "...[understanding Zen is] just a matter of rousing the mass of doubt throughout your body, day and night, and never letting up." In his comment on Case 1, Zhaozhou's dog, he called mu (無) "a red-hot iron ball which you have gulped down and which you try to vomit up, but cannot".
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It had a head 5 to 6 times the size of a human, glittering eyes, a horse-like mouth that was 2 shaku (about 60 centimeters) in length. It is said that Zenchi's wife made her resolve and tossed herself into the ocean, and the kuro nyūdō gulped down that woman, upon which the storm stopped. These umibōzu are said to be fallen dragon gods who would demand sacrifice. In the Haidaoyizhi (海島逸志) by Wang Dahai, under the name of "umi oshō" (sea priest), it was written to be a yōkai resembling a human but has a tear from mouth to ear, and would make a big laughter upon finding a human.
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368-370, Stockcero, 2008 On 15 September 1998, one of the survivors, Emilce Moler, revealed that the student's benefits' demands were not the reason behind the kidnappings, but because the military regime believed the students were linked to the Montoneros and People's Revolutionary Army. Jorge Falcone, the brother of one of the kidnapped students, María Claudia Falcone, has maintained that her activities against the military dictatorship went beyond student protests, and that on the day she was kidnapped she was hiding weapons in her aunt's residence and was prepared to use them. He wrote his sister was not a victim, or a martyr, but a hero of the organization Montoneros. He also defended his sister's commitment to the Montoneros guerrilla movement in Argentina: > My sister wasn't Little Red Riding Hood who the wolf gulped down.
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