At first, the students' extreme, heart-stopping experiment achieves thrilling results.
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Hernandez made it through two heart-stopping moments in the first.
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His performance of Billy Joel's "Vienna" is heart-stopping and beautiful.
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There you can see the heart-stopping telegram, and many beautiful photographs.
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When it drops away unexpectedly, the silence delivers a heart-stopping jolt.
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All of this should be exciting — and it is, at heart-stopping moments.
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Gail: The Democrats are definitely the not-heart-stopping part of the story.
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It covered the entire novel — including its heart-stopping ending — in seven episodes.
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"The Greatest Showman" is 105 minutes of pure heart stopping, toe tapping entertainment.
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The next two pages are as heart-stopping as any comics I've seen.
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The third drug, a heart-stopping substance called potassium chloride, can be torturously painful.
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In a heart-stopping semifinal match, Croatia defeated England, 21960-21994, in extra time.
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In a heart-stopping semifinal match, Croatia defeated England, 21960-19953, in extra time.
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LeMahieu provided a stadium-silencing, heart-stopping moment of hope in the ninth inning.
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In this heart-stopping thriller, Loretta wants to stop at nothing to protect her son.
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And as a video shared by 7 News shows, it was a heart-stopping thriller.
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Today, the company says close to 100 million people have seen Dragone's heart-stopping work.
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What ensued was a heart-stopping telephone conversation between Mr. Giles and Mr. Trevor-Roper.
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Heart-stopping drug Jones was first convicted in 1984 in the death of Chelsea McClellan.
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But that method doesn't really lend itself to big, heart-stopping moments of sports drama.
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They argued that would expose him to "horrific pain" from the heart-stopping agent, potassium chloride.
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In fact, they're so heart-stopping our blood pressure is going up just thinking about them.
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One day, for a heart-stopping hour, I lost the president of the Boston Bricklayers Union.
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"War is boring until it's punctured by these moments of heart-stopping terror," one soldier says.
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Punishing, yes, and maniacally overwritten, but a vulnerable and moving performance — with a heart-stopping payoff.
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The final number floated around for Waystar to purchase Pierce is a heart-stopping $24 billion.
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It's a heart-stopping image, even before the film moves into its first proper action sequence.
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When I was 28, the N.C. State Wolfpack won the N.C.A.A. championship in heart-stopping fashion.
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I definitely felt that heart-stopping pain and hopeful joy at the same time while reading it.
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Eric Burdon's soulful, heart-stopping wail made him one of the most unforgettable voices of the '60s.
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They argued that would expose their clients to horrific pain from the heart-stopping agent, potassium chloride.
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The minutes tick-tocked ... until the heart-stopping moment when they realized Donald Trump could become president.
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"For one heart-stopping second I thought my worst nuclear nightmare had come true," Mr. Perry wrote.
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And, because it's TV, there will be plenty of "frightening, shocking, and heart-stopping situations," the outlet notes.
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In a heart-stopping turnaround, OG pushed back and beat Evil Geniuses, securing top 3 at the tournament.
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But Top Pot's heart-stopping, dense, old-fashioned doughnuts are also a claim to fame for the chain.
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What's hot: Christian Bale and Matt Damon's camaraderie on screen and the three high-octane, heart-stopping races.
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Bringing this Yule log to your holiday table will create that ta-da, heart-stopping moment for you.
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Slices of rosy red rib roast, served with drippings-laden Yorkshire pudding, gave holiday plates heart-stopping heft.
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The first test of a whodunit is how heart-stopping and strange a thing has actually been dun.
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The scene in which Steven makes his choice is breathtaking in every way, equal parts hilarious and heart-stopping.
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The heart-stopping end to the series — and the 108-year wait — carried with it an additional historical perk.
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All that was left was the precariousness of their partnering, which was heart-stopping for all the wrong reasons.
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The Philharmonic players did regroup for a calamitous finale; each strike of the hammer was a heart-stopping jolt.
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The complaints are unending and almost identical: another $270 lunch, $248 fish and a heart-stopping $932 fish platter.
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But I think with Tesla, we really want to make products that people just love, that are heart-stopping.
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Amanda Seyfried undoubtedly felt that heart-stopping glee when she recently visited the Bachelor mansion with her husband, Thomas Sadoski.
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It's not the days of constrained resources or terrible pay or the heart-stopping uncertainty that they're missing, of course.
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In three heart-stopping moments in the last few days, she said, rescue workers thought they had found her husband.
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The CEO of the electric car company has called the pickup "heart-stopping" and his "personal favorite" of Tesla's vehicles.
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In both of the 2015 cases, the drug supplier unexpectedly substituted potassium acetate for the heart-stopping drug potassium chloride.
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His prose—"I gaped at him, dumbfounded"; "She gave me one of her heart-stopping smiles"—is strewn with clichés.
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Laura Hudson: For a brief, heart-stopping moment, I thought you were about to say Big Bang Theory, Julia. Phew.
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After the heart stopping visit last week from Lady Gaga, the queens got another startling surprise when Lisa Kudrow popped in.
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We're talking about the folks that have staged plays, heart-stopping dance sequences, and even politically inclined pageants to showcase clothing.
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Right place, right time A milkman in China made a heart-stopping rescue in footage from government-run TV station CCTV.
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Not some classy heart stopping irradiated panic like Threads, but a growing, mad flash of colour, some kind of hyper bomb.
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There she slept for 10 uninterrupted hours, before resuming her regular, heart-stopping immersion in the frigid water of the lake.
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Still, like the Super Bowl in early February — which featured its own heart-stopping conclusion — the Oscars had its viewership fall.
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Speeding car chases, heart-stopping hand-to-hand combat, bodies left for dead on the pavement, a backdrop of international espionage.
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It took a heart-stopping routine to finally lift "Supermura" above the chasing pack — by a razor-thin 0.099 of a point.
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This novel is a heart-stopping story of survival, danger and love, as they undertake the grueling journey to the United States.
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As a visitor, though, I had no problem indulging in the heart-stopping French fry-stuffed sandwiches the city is known for.
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It's an awful, heart-stopping feeling when the door slams behind as you leave the apartment and you realize your keys are inside.
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At Apple, a screen replacement runs $48.8, while any other fix, including repairing the back of the phone, commands a heart-stopping $549.
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Although the risk for for heart-stopping sex is small, cardiac arrest still unexpectedly kills around 300,000 people in the U.S. each year.
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Turner, 79, later surprised the audience with an emotional speech after the electrifying and heart-stopping new stage show based on her life.
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In 'Excitebike 64,' you'll find all the high-flying action, heart-stopping stunts and bone-jarring crashes of the extreme sport of motocross.
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Miss Mathieson isn't around much, but what Ms. McKie does with her one big scene, a confessional moment of yearning, is heart-stopping.
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The Road to Hana in Maui is breathtakingly beautiful and heart-stopping to drive, with its steep grades, one-lane bridges and dizzying switchbacks.
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Heart-stopping footage shows idiotic Adam Campion hurtling along roads at breakneck speeds while pulling dangerous wheelies and weaving in and out of traffic.
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McIlroy, U.S. Open winner in 723, had a heart-stopping afternoon plunging up and down the leaderboard before signing for a two-under 69.
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The result is both crushing and tender, waves of beat-less bass, drone, and reverb washing up against moments of heart-stopping melodic delicacy.
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As anyone familiar with the directors' 2015 mountaineering movie, "Meru," will know, heart-stopping camera angles and crisp, vertigo-inducing vistas are a given.
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Come for intense teen dramatics and heart-stopping football plays, stay for the soothing wisdom and kindness of Coach Taylor and his wife Tami.
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Heart-stopping performances Amy Adams, Patricia Clarkson, and Eliza Scanlen slowly but surely morph this murder mystery into a grim journey through unbearable trauma.
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If you think institutional critique is a joyless enterprise, two heart-stopping shows by this Cypriot artist reveal the romance in mining the museum.
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Designed by Israeli architect Haim Dotan, the 430 metres long and 6 metres wide bridge is suspended a heart-stopping 300 meters above a valley.
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Per usual, Apple's cost for getting more than the base 8GB of RAM is expensive: $200 for 16GB and a heart-stopping $600 for 32GB.
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Despite her heart-stopping beauty, she has a masculine affect; despite her masculine affect, she struggles to be taken seriously by the world of men.
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A close call and a miracle Heart-stopping video out of California shows the moment a train crushes a car trying to cross the tracks.
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In February, G.P. invited me over to dinner at her house, which lay heart-stopping beneath the Los Angeles palm trees and an impossible sky.
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Here's everything you need to know about Tesla's first pickup truck, which Elon Musk has called "heart-stopping" and his "personal favorite" of Tesla's vehicles.
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It's thematically familiar territory for Bong; his films always pair heart-stopping and imaginative terror with humor and a healthy dose of raging at inequality.
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They giggle awkwardly and avoid each other's gaze as the doors close, and for a heart-stopping moment, that seems like the end of the episode.
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But it also makes for a heart-stopping, crucial piece of television storytelling that rightfully recasts America's history of homophobia as a violent and unforgivable crime.
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The game is a sprinkle of dumb luck with a heart-stopping dose of relentless grind, and the latter only gets worse the longer you play.
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Like the astronauts' own photographs, his expansive, heart-stopping images convey the unfathomable beauty of both the bright, dusty moon and the blue jewel of Earth.
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This heart-stopping meditation on revenge and grief follows a young man (Macon Blair) rocked by his parents' deaths and a burning desire to avenge them.
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These two lines, toting a world of pain and defiance and pride, encapsulate the heart-stopping succinctness of Danez Smith's voice as a queer black poet.
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Here's the biggest victory from Tuesday's New Hampshire primary: the 28503 Iowa caucuses have now become more a receding and unpleasant memory than a heart-stopping bungle.
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The trouble is, unless you've dug deeper into Star Wars lore than the average fan, you've probably never seen why Vader is such a heart-stopping terror.
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The American International Automobile Dealers Association (AIADA), however, called the proposal "heart stopping," in a letter last week to 9,500 dealers selling vehicles like Toyota, Volkswagen (VOWG_p.
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Virtually all executions used the same three-drug combination: sodium thiopental, a barbiturate, to render the inmate unconscious, followed by a paralytic and a heart-stopping drug.
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With a minimum of gestural expression and an evident depth of thought, she delivers some heart-stopping moments of erudite whimsy that masks abysses of hidden vulnerability.
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At the Met, a single, heart-stopping gallery contains six large paintings with musical motifs, and in all of them the parties ache with a worldly regret.
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Fully extended, the pole had an alarming sway; maneuvering it close enough to see inside a nest, without hitting the nest itself, was a heart-stopping project.
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Presto: An emotionally defended Elena morphs into a sure-footed surrogate caregiver, a new identity tested and secured by a heart-stopping crisis involving her two wards.
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Gabourey Sidibe's heart-stopping performance in "Precious: Based on the Novel 'Push' by Sapphire," her first movie, earned her an Oscar nomination for best actress in 2010.
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Over the next months, Mr. Armer, 28, became an internet sensation by filming himself making dozens of heart-stopping leaps into water from structures across the region.
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We use the ANTSSYS trade and analysis method to identify the trading opportunities because the rise may include heart stopping collapses and rebounds as seen in October 2014.
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Drogon, Rhaegal and Viserion, the three dragons, are the MVPs of Game of Thrones so far, and honestly most of the heart stopping action wouldn't exist without them.
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Her heart-stopping, American-pride anthem was just a year before she hit mega-fame as a movie star in the 1992 film, "The Bodyguard" with Kevin Costner.
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A surge in gold and upbeat prices of industrial metals, along with prospects for yet more monetary stimulus from leading central banks, have prompted some heart-stopping moves.
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After the Trump administration went nearly hours this weekend without a heart-stopping scandal, Trump's lawyer, Michael Cohen, bravely decided he'd be the one to break the reverie.
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While the Chargers held on from the front on Sunday, the Philadelphia Eagles came from behind to beat the Chicago Bears 123-15 in a heart-stopping finish.
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This desperate moment is captured in a heart-stopping image taken on Wednesday in the Syrian town of Ariha, Idlib province, by a local media activist group, SY24.
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And there this strange tale might end, except that through a mixture of serendipity and meticulous research, Ms Summerscale is able to add one final, heart-stopping twist.
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Thursday's four-and-a-half-hour heavyweight matchup produced multiple heart-stopping moments, even as a thrilling game slowed into a chess match from the seventh inning on.
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"Ford v Ferrari" is a likely Oscar contender not only for the performances of Matt Damon and Christian Bale, but also the execution of its heart-stopping races.
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The American International Automobile Dealers Association (AIADA), however, called the proposal "heart stopping," in a letter last week to 9,500 dealers selling vehicles like Toyota, Volkswagen, and BMW.
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Musk has said the forthcoming pickup truck has a "heart-stopping" design, with better utility than a Ford F-150 and superior performance to a basic Porsche 23.
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The San Francisco 215ers defeated the New Orleans Saints in a 353-235 shootout on Sunday, with both teams trading heart-stopping drives late in the fourth quarter.
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We're one step closer to my dream becoming reality — Madden was nominated for a 2019 Golden Globe for his heart-stopping, unpredictable turn in Britain's biggest show in decades.
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Eight episodes in, The Walking Dead finally delivered the tense, heart-stopping showdown we'd been waiting for ever since Negan killed Abraham and Glenn over a year ago in.
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" I was reminiscing about all the times I would hear a heart-stopping "Crash!" in my house, only to have it followed by my children's plaintive cry: "I'M OKAY!
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But after a month of watching heart-stopping finishes and returning to college locker rooms, I was reminded that all this hand-wringing and discussion is still over teenagers.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, Aug 16 (Reuters) - Germany's Fabian Hambuechen soared past his rivals with a heart-stopping routine on the horizontal bar to win the Olympic gold on Tuesday.
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By my standards, Nepantla: An Anthology Dedicated to Queer Poets of Color contains more than a handful of those profound turns of language that create a heart-stopping feeling.
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Supply of heart-stopping drug expired last month It remains unclear whether or not the Arkansas Department of Correction will be able to go ahead with the executions as planned.
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For the graphic designer in your life, there's Hellvetica, a heart-stopping typographic experience from Zack Roif and Matthew Woodward, associate creative directors at the international advertising agency R/GA.
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Those upgrades have pushed the One's sticker price into the stratosphere: the i260 model I've been using costs a heart-stopping $24,1003, a full grand more than the prior model.
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If you've ever watched heart-stopping videos of people skydiving, doing crazy tricks on a bike, or jumping off of a cliff, chances are you've watched footage from a GoPro.
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But even his comforting presence isn't stopping us from having terrible Lucy on ER flashbacks Grey's Anatomy returns with a — hopefully not literally — heart-stopping new episode Thursday, February 11.
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To hear it used in connection with your name is no doubt to imagine the heart-stopping worst: revelations of shameful behavior, firings and resignations, public loathing and perp walks.
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A collection of long-lost Zora Neale Hurston stories, a heart-stopping novel about a migrant's journey across Mexico, a look at the crisis facing America's working class and more.
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We would have said "Happy World Environment Day," but record high levels of CO2 and yesterday's heart-stopping headlines about earth's 2050 demise don't make "happy" feel like the right term.
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After Beyoncé Knowles' star-studded, heart-stopping set at Coachella Saturday, fans couldn't help but notice the inspiration she drew from Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) for the evening's performance.
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In the heart-stopping video, Evangelina Chamorro Díaz, 32, can be see freeing herself from a whirlpool of mud and debris in Punta Hermosa — a suburb of the capital of Lima.
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It's meant to render them unconscious so the other two (a muscle paralytic and a heart-stopping drug) can act on the sentenced men and women without them experiencing any pain.
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Who will save the day and eat several thousand heart-stopping calories' worth of bacon, chicken, egg, sausage, cheese, croissants, biscuits, muffins, and ciabatta bread — for the greater good, of course?
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Sports Briefing Emirates Team New Zealand rebounded from a heart-stopping capsize two days earlier on Bermuda's Great Sound to clinch a spot in the America's Cup challenger finals on Thursday.
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Belgium faced a heart-stopping moment of uncertainty in the first knockout round against Japan, when Martinez's decision to rest players in their final group match against England almost backfired spectacularly.
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It was a heart-stopping victory for pro-Olympic backers, with councilors voting 22020-22024 to end the bid but because the motion was a reconsideration it required 22026 votes to kill.
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Then came the heart-stopping match points, and yet again all Federer did was fire down some soul-destroying deliveries — as on each occasion Cilic never got the ball back into play.
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The film manages to transform her house, the heart-stopping center of the horror in its predecessor, into a bland backwoods maze with nothing particularly scary lurking in any of its corners.
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For as much as I love Eve reciting Villanelle's every facial crease by heart, though, the reason I keep coming back to "Don't I Know You?" is its final, heart-stopping sequence.
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It was a heart-stopping victory for the pro-Olympic backers with eight councilors voting to scrap the bid but because the motion was a reconsideration it required 10 votes to kill.
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Heart-stopping sex is rare, but when it occurs it usually happens to a man, says one of the first large studies to examine sudden cardiac arrest during or just after sex.
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And he conveys both the heart-stopping horrors of combat — one fight left 21 men dead, 24 wounded, 23 as prisoners — and the plucky, schoolboy spirit that emerged as their default setting.
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There were many moments when the simultaneity of movement and music — flickering beats of the legs matching rapid passagework in the strings — was so judicious, so felicitous, as to seem heart-stopping.
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There are three versions of the truck available: Musk has called the design "heart-stopping" and said the project is his "personal favorite" out of all the ones Tesla is working on.
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There were "heart-stopping moments of pure panic" but she made the jump and "starting my own business was in fact the smartest decision I've made for the times we are in".
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We always appreciate a red-carpet gown we could, theoretically, shop — not only because it's actually available for purchase, but also because it doesn't have a heart-stopping price tag attached to it.
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From Emma Watson to Bella Hadid, click ahead to discover seven prime destinations where these stars have completed the heart-stopping endeavor, in case you needed the push to try it for yourself.
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Living under the same roof are his sister-in-law, Caitlin (Laura Donnelly, in a heart-stopping performance that won her the Olivier Award), and her understandably broody adolescent son, Oisin (Rob Malone).
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This is thanks in part to the multiple hours of heart-stopping video uploaded daily to the internet, documenting not only death-defying feats but also perpetuating a dangerous game of one-upmanship.
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In the winter of 2000, the dramatic aftermath of the Bush-Gore presidential election felt like the perfect spinoff, less scintillating than the Starr hearings certainly, but full of heart-stopping reversals nonetheless.
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Christine Mangan's heart-stopping thriller Tangerine will suck you in, and not just for the dark, mounting tension at its core, but also for its ability to build an all-encompassing world around you.
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Waisel has warned that if a patient isn't fully sedated by midazolam, the second drug -- the paralytic -- could prevent observers from seeing what might otherwise be a reaction to the third, heart-stopping drug.
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But he also included the video above, which shows, first in suspenseful slow motion and then in heart-stopping real time, a hand entering the water as the eel responds to the apparent threat.
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The 11th-seeded Ramblers had captured the imagination of even casual sports fans by relying on hustle and sharpshooting to win their three previous games in heart-stopping fashion, by a combined 4 points.
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We'd spend weeks camped out in the doctor's lounge, our hearts racing at the prospect of a patient's heart stopping, bracing for the moment a shrill pager or overhead speaker would signal an emergency.
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He's a delight and provides a little break in one's timeline between heart-stopping political developments, at least until he himself radicalizes, which is bound to happen soon, because he is a French bulldog.
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A passenger plane trying to land in Turkey this weekend made a heart-stopping skid off a runway, ending up halfway down a steep slope at a perilous angle, feet from the Black Sea.
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Lawrence's Fish & Shrimp 3242 W 87th St, Chicago, IL 60652 (312) 796-5048 Lawrence's is where you go when you want fish, shrimp, chicken, and assorted seafood battered and fried to golden, heart-stopping perfection.
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Aretha Franklin's version of "Mary Don't You Weep," a century-old spiritual, is a sprawling, heart-stopping thing, led by Franklin herself, but reliant on the interplay of the choir, guitar, organ, bass, and church.
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As Franklin brought the performance to its electrifying climax, ad-libbing heart-stopping vocal runs as only she could, the audience leaped to its feet, screaming and applauding in recognition of a legend at work.
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LONDON (Reuters) - England ended their 286-year wait for a maiden 1103-overs World Cup title by beating a gutsy New Zealand side on boundaries after a tied Super Over amidst heart-stopping drama on Sunday.
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But Hulu's The Handmaid's Tale opened with a perfectly stark, taut hour, adapting Margaret Atwood's disturbing novel with heart-stopping tension and an elasticity that kept it from feeling too burdened by its weighty source material.
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Much of the cast of Mr. Rodriguez's life — from relatives to television reporters to the senior class at Susan Wagner High School — turned out to buy a ticket and take a heart-stopping spin with him.
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The waterfront restaurant in Queens, with heart-stopping views of Manhattan, opened in 1980, an elegant, spacious outpost on a barge in the East River that became a go-to destination for weddings and other events.
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UConn, which beat Memphis twice during the regular season, followed up its heart-stopping four-overtime triumph against Cincinnati on Friday with a solid effort in a 77-62 win over top-seeded Temple on Saturday.
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When it does manage to be sincere, it's heart-stopping — the end of the employee interlude, when the collective "we" becomes a singular "I," is killer — but mostly, it keeps its characters at a polite distance.
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A master of sound, he allows the dialogue and the music in his movies to drop out and then return at unexpected moments, creating a sometimes heart-stopping juxtaposition between what we hear and what we see.
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This is not to suggest that landscape art is no longer important; it continues to be a revealing screen for projecting the preoccupations of both artist and viewer, and occasionally provides an opportunity for heart-stopping beauty.
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Both it and the heart-stopping drug are supposed to be given after a powerful sedative has rendered the person unconscious, but if the sedative does not work properly, the other two drugs can cause significant pain.
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Bart Mancuso (Scott Glenn) and US Navy Seaman Jones (Courtney B. Vance) are aboard, the Soviet commander makes a heart-stopping decision that only Mancuso can understand but not until after the incident leaves the sub unscathed.
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"From the middle of the wire, I saw the beauty, the void, the amazing line of the perspective that brings you down a quarter of a mile," Petit, now 66, tells PEOPLE of the heart-stopping view below.
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A sort of sequel to their January mega-hit "Bad Boy," this brassy, funky R&B follow-up shows off the quintet's impressive range (can we talk about Irene's heart-stopping whistle tone scream?), versatility, and charming quirkiness.
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Each episode ends with a shot of the single person, shown now in the bright light of day, heading out for a second date with the chosen match, whose identity is revealed at a heart-stopping final moment.
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It previously used a three-drug combination: an anesthetic (either sodium thiopental, pentobarbital or midazolam), a paralytic agent (pancuronium bromide) and a heart-stopping agent to cause death (potassium chloride), according to the nonprofit Death Penalty Information Center.
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In the wake of the heart-stopping news that the FBI had raided the home of Trump's personal attorney, Michael Cohen, the political universe girded its loins for an explosive reaction from the occupant of the Oval Office.
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While Artem Lobov came out earning much goodwill for lasting the full five rounds against a top five featherweight, it was Mike Perry who stole the show in his heart stopping second round knockout victory over Jake Ellenberger.
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" He brought it to an emotional crescendo, talking about the heart-stopping, pants-dropping, race-rioting[...] soul-shaking, redneck, love-and-fear-making, heartbreaking town of Freehold, New Jersey," before dropping into the first verse of "My Hometown" itself.
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The last and only time that Carolina made a Super Bowl appearance, in 2004, their heart-stopping 32-29 loss to the New England Patriots on a last-second field goal was overshadowed Janet Jackson's now infamous wardrobe malfunction.
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Rocket League is simple to pick up, but if you've seen any footage from professional players, it quickly escalates into soaring shots and heart-stopping saves that would fit right in next to actual soccer players on any highlight reel.
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Titanic faced the unenviable task of suddenly widening its lens from a pair of teenagers to take in thousands of people facing death, and managed to do it with remarkable humanity while also hammering in some truly heart-stopping set pieces.
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We've all had, or will likely have, at least one heart-stopping money moment in our lives — a medical bill that seems insurmountable, a move that's more expensive than anticipated, a period of unemployment that we'll have to float through somehow.
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In its latest media-directed "safety test" of the 430-meter bridge, suspended a heart-stopping 300 meters above a gorge, the Zhangjiajie national park's owners had 20 volunteers swing sledgehammers at the glass, making visible cracks in the top layer.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Real Madrid have suffered a number of nervy Champions League moments in recent seasons and could draw on a vast bank of European experience as they survived a heart-stopping quarter-final second leg against Juventus on Wednesday.
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Read more: A heart-stopping video shows a small plane crash-landing in Boca Raton and just barely missing a worker on the groundThe National Transportation Safety Board said it planned to send a team of nine investigators to the community.
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There were breathtaking goals, four lead changes, shots ringing off iron, a puck swept off the goal line, and heart-stopping close calls in the final minutes encased inside a breakneck pace rarely seen at the highest level of hockey.
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After a string of deaths, some heart-stopping plunges in the stock market and an emergency rate cut by the Federal Reserve, there is reason to be concerned about the ultimate economic impact of the coronavirus in the United States.
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In 2018, a Pegasus Airlines passenger plane in the northeast coastal city of Trabzon, Turkey, made a heart-stopping skid off the runway, ending up halfway down a steep slope at a perilous angle, just feet from the Black Sea.
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"The man sitting behind the desk in the muddy-brown uniform of the Delhi police looked at me with such aggressive loathing," Dube writes in "An Indefinite Sentence," his heart-stopping memoir of being gay in India and the world.
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Mad Max: Fury Road Mad Max: Fury Road is a thrilling, heart-stopping, edge-of-your-seat adventure, and as such, it's much more likely to make your breath stop in your throat than it is to make you shed a tear.
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Madonna — 'What It Feels Like for a Girl' The uncanny resemblance: Madonna has a need for speed in this 2006 music video for her single, "What It Feels Like for a Girl," which also includes a heart-stopping car crash — much like Swift's.
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The music icon and Rock and Roll Hall of Famer, 79, stopped by opening night of Tina: The Tina Turner Musical, the electrifying and heart-stopping new stage show based on her life — surprising the audience with an emotional post-show speech.
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We peeked inside the Ca' dei Carraresi palace, which doubled as an exhibition space, where a show about Japanese geishas and samurais had the backdrop of 15th-century Italian frescoes, including a heart-stopping drawing of a woman stabbing herself in the heart.
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Their menu is a skillful and refined homage to the heart-stopping food served at a few old-time places around Les Halles in Paris; it includes snails, brains, tripe, tongue and other things that don't exactly sell themselves in the United States.
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We see her searching for a form — and then, suddenly, as if to illustrate how such a form might be possible, the book breaks out of the meandering rhythms of the road trip and into a heart-stopping 20-page, single-sentence climax.
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The Mets had a Henderson and the Phillies a Hernandez, but otherwise the details brought you right back to that heart-stopping October: the 25th-season shoulder patch, the "86" on the bat boy's jersey, even the blue button (not orange) atop the Mets' caps.
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In no great hurry to make a point or advance a plot, he takes in Mexican politics, changing family dynamics and, above all, the dreams and disappointments of a young housekeeper named Cleo, played with heart-stopping candor and sly elegance by Yalitza Aparicio.
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After seven years of development and around 600 hours of trials, the cordless Corrale hair straightener, released today for the heart stopping price of $500, is a modern take on a hair tool that's gotten relatively little design attention in the last few decades.
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And then came a heart-stopping, game-saving play at the plate by Orioles reliever Mychal Givens, who took a desperation flip from catcher Caleb Joseph after throwing a wild pitch with Gregorius on third base and two out in the bottom of the 11th.
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But it was two clutch putts at the end of the day that secured Woodland a two-shot lead over Rose, the first a heart-stopping 15-footer to save par at eighth followed by a monster 50-foot birdie at his last, the ninth.
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The show is a procedural drama, which is a first for Murphy, exploring the high-pressure experiences of police, paramedics, and firefighters as they go into the most heart-stopping situations, and if anyone knows how to get people's hearts racing and goosebumps raised, it's Ryan Murphy.
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Instead, the true heart-stopping drama comes from watching Villanelle and the titular Eve, who ditches her tedious desk job for a boots on the ground spy gig following a series of unfortunate events, square off against each other, even when they're separated by hundreds of miles.
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So far, the closest we have had to a televised death in a major promotion was the 300-pound non-athlete Dada 5000's heart stopping in the cage during his fight with full-time fighter of over a decade (and juiced to the gills) Kimbo Slice.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Kohei Uchimura left it late - very, very late - before a heart-stopping final horizontal bar routine lifted him into the pantheon of greats as he became the first gymnast in 44 years to win back-to-back Olympic all around titles on Wednesday.
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The heart-stopping narrative of the U-2 pilot Francis Gary Powers, shot out of the sky over Russian territory and then used as a chit of exchange by Khrushchev, illustrates both the diplomatic struggles of the Cold War and the international race for stratospheric surveillance.
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We freaked out for most of this battle, from the heart-stopping "Avengers assemble" and through other moments on this list, but a rousing cheer greeted the sight of every fighting female in the MCU banding together to help Captain Marvel get the gauntlet to safety.
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It's unsurprising that these evocative, mysterious lands led to popular gaming myths ("L" wasn't real until the DS remake, despite what a fountain engraving might possibly have said) and some heart-stopping, hyper-parkour speedruns, the current record for which is under seven minutes including mandatory cutscenes.
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One sunbaked morning after a storm, I tried an easier route towards Paolo Noce in the hills above the small town of Lingua; for a heart-stopping second I shared the path with a three-foot-long olive-green Biacco snake as it slithered over my foot.
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Convicted on six counts of murder, Mr. Majors was found to have given lethal injections of heart-stopping drugs to ailing patients in the mid-1990s at the former Vermillion County Hospital in Clinton, about 60 miles west of Indianapolis near the Indiana-Illinois state line.
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The violin adds a certain Celtic wildness to the album's melodic passages (unsurprising, given the band's provenance), most notably on the heart-stopping "Island of Cannibal Horse" and gorgeous "The Ceaseless Arbitrary Choice," and adds a note of sadness, too; this isn't a happy album by any stretch.
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Aside from the heart-stopping PU3IT that punctuates Golden State's unstoppable open-floor offense and the sudden treys that pick-and-roll defensive schemes are not advanced enough to slow down, nothing is scarier than Durant simply deciding to give his team three points after a possession breaks down.
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The game's design nudges you into getting to the most intense parts of the original — breakneck dot-munching with ghosts on your tail — faster than ever before, and those moments are still far more heart-stopping than any game about a yellow circle really has any right to be.
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After a heart-stopping plunge in the price of crude over the last two years, along with slashed dividends and the elimination of tens of thousands of jobs, the biggest oil companies are proving surprisingly adept at again pumping profits, as well as oil, out of the ground.
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EditorsNote: Edit 21: Tweaks throughout HOUSTON — Jose Altuve drilled a walk-off, two-run home run in the ninth inning to deliver the Houston Astros a heart-stopping 6-4 victory over the visiting New York Yankees on Saturday, clinching the American League Championship Series in six games.
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And there is a heart-stopping sequence where Mischka observes with horror as families of Christian Latvians take the occasion of Easter Sunday, 1943, to go on an afternoon excursion several kilometers through the snow — to sight-see at the mass graves of Jews who had been slaughtered there.
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For the three agencies that produced the report — the C.I.A., the F.B.I. and the National Security Agency — this is a heart-stopping moment: They have just told their new boss that he was elected with the vigorous, multifaceted help of an adversary, the thuggish autocrat who rules Russia.
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Like most people, in any given day I will experience emotions and sensations including (but not limited to) hilarity, joy, irritation, ambivalence, excitement, embarrassment, paralyzing self-doubt, boredom, anxiety, guilt, heart-stopping love, resentment, pride, exhaustion, and the shrill, insistent buzz of uneaten chocolate somewhere in the house.
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Was there a higher aptitude, awareness, or literacy for design in the population — or, prone as we are to take the place we're born for granted, is there perhaps the opposite effect, an assumption that anywhere you go has heart-stopping architecture and triumphs of public sculpture at every turn?
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On June 1st this happened with a particularly heart-stopping lurch when Chinese authorities, with almost no notice, strictly limited new solar installations that qualified for FITs, blitzing the shares of Jinko and some of its peers in China, as well as of First Solar, one of America's biggest solar suppliers.
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The empty twilight interior "Boston Library" (2017) — its dark vaulted reading room drained of its purpose, its staff and readers gone home — is filled with strange night lights dimly lit along the walls, while the crepuscular gleam of sky, painted a deep, heart-stopping blue, is glimpsed through the windows.
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The latest installment in the series, Fallout, is no exception to the rule, featuring a car-motorcycle-boat chase through Paris and a show-stopping (and heart-stopping) helicopter chase that calls back to the very first Mission: Impossible film and then amplifies it by a factor of 1,000 or so.
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As evidence, he pointed out that it has the world's tallest Storybook Castle; puts on more live shows than any new Disney park, all in Chinese; and that its heart-stopping "Tron" and "Pirates of the Caribbean" rides (based on blockbuster films) feature advanced technologies that Disney is launching in China.
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Where Truth was a wonky if ultimately startling slideshow on the bigscreen, Sequel plays more like a taut political thriller with an apocalyptic streak, interlacing heart-stopping cinematography, adrenalized music cues and a dashing main character — Al Gore 3.0 — that you'll wish had been president for oh, about eight years or so.
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CRICKET-WORLDCUP-NZL-ENG/ England win World Cup in Super Over drama to end 44-year wait LONDON - England ended their 44-year wait for a maiden 50-overs World Cup title by beating a gutsy New Zealand side on boundaries after a tied Super Over amidst heart-stopping drama on Sunday.
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To be a part of all this as a journalist felt like some sort of heart-stopping privilege; I would lay awake at night thinking about the day's conversations, and how it seemed that history was not made by charismatic leaders, but the daily decision of ordinary people not to be scared.
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There are moments of profound resentment — that scene where it becomes clear that Lila orchestrated Elena's punishment for going to the ocean in the hopes that her parents would be too angry to send her to school is just heart-stopping — but there is never any question of the friendship breaking apart.
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Not only did they have to strategically use their paddles to keep their kayak upright through the entire ride, there's a heart-stopping moment in the video where they both have to duck their heads down as they pass beneath an overhead wire that could have easily cut their trip—or their lives—short.[YouTube]
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Because the sedative – a benzodiazepine known as midazolam – cannot sustain deep unconsciousness the way anesthesia can, it does not prevent the prisoner from experiencing either the feeling of suffocation that the second, paralyzing, drug inflicts, or the feeling of liquid fire that follows the large and fatal dose of the third heart-stopping drug.
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AFTER 88 days of Italy's most serious political impasse since the second world war; after nearly three months of false starts, painstaking negotiations, giddying about-turns and vetoes—culminating in a heart-stopping market panic—many Italians would have been content to be governed by the horse that, legend has it, the Emperor Caligula wanted to make a consul.
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Of Rome, all he remembers (in his childish exhaustion) is the stone buildings stained as if hauled from the ocean, the heart-stopping traffic, his father lugging old-fashioned suitcases (including his mother's mysterious makeup kit) across the cobblestones, and the nighttime click-click-click of the yellow window shade as it flirted with the Roman wind.
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There's a clutch of entertaining songs on those projects that are worth listening to this year, from the poignant (Noname's heart-stopping verse on "The Tragedy") to the warm (the heartfelt piano remix to the Jackson 5 tribute "Stranger At The Table") to the silly and fun (give me a weird Hannibal Buress verse for Christmas every year, please).
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There is a weightlessness about Spurs, thanks, in part, to the chaos and wonder of the team's run to its first European final in 35 years — the comeback in Amsterdam, the heart-stopping drama of the quarterfinal with Manchester City, even the fact that, after only three group games, the team seemed likely to be eliminated.
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Gospel interludes are used frequently in the slave quarters, not to mention over Underground's gorgeous main credits: In the third episode, a heart-stopping sequence is set to the Macon matriarch practicing classical piano as her slaves surreptitiously set a part of their plan into motion, their ears always on alert in case the tinkling keys stop.
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She knows when to go tender, as she does on "Count Your Blessings Instead of Sheep," and she knows when to pull out all the stops, as she does with Idina Menzel on "Little Drummer Boy" – a heart-stopping version of the love-it-or-hate-it song (those annoying ra-pa-pa-pums!) that will win over any Scrooge.
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Just as any given match in men's sport can be mind-numbingly boring, women's sport can be just as heart-stopping as the very best men can offer: This year the National Football League's Super Bowl finished 13-3 — an absolute snoozer (with only one underwhelming touchdown), widely panned, despite its designation as the manliest of manly sports in the United States.
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"The Tale of Genji: A Japanese Classic Illuminated" (through June 16) gives a tantalizing sense of just how much decorative and fine art the novel has inspired by including a little of everything, from the heart-stopping calligraphy of a 17th-century copy by Isome Tsuna, with its unusually subtle modulation of thin and thick lines, to a gaudy 19th-century bridal palanquin ornamented with scenes of Prince Genji's love affairs.
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" In the way of all successful art, Smith's book triggered little chains of association that resonated with the other books I was reading at the time — the heart-stopping phrases in Rebecca West's "The Fountain Overflows," the wonderful tribute to the power of fiction to reconcile us to bright particulars in Martha Nussbaum's "Love's Knowledge," that great homage to serendipity in Xavier de Maistre's 18th-century "Voyage Around My Room.
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