Restricted Happy Face, as we'll call her, clearly understands Christian's limitations when it comes to communication, as she says the words "heavy sigh" rather than breathes a heavy sigh to indicate her frustration.
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But the beating was necessary, he said, with a heavy sigh.
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If you just let out a heavy sigh, you're not alone.
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He slides out, and with a heavy sigh heads for the kitchen.
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I sighed a heavy sigh, enjoying the weight of her in the palm of my hand.
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"I don't know how I'm going to do this," the operator said with a heavy sigh.
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Oh, and thank you for asking [heavy sigh], Charli XCX is a British pop singer and songwriter.
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As he closed the door behind the last of the attendees, Abdulbari let out a heavy sigh.
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"I wish he would just go away," said a source close to the administration, with a heavy sigh.
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"I can totally understand why people are upset by what we built," said Chen with a heavy sigh.
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"I should just say yes or no," Cave says with a heavy sigh, considering his answer once more.
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" Broadwater responds, after a heavy sigh, "Well, I would have to say that they would go to hell.
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As we move our heads, we see a female patient sitting on the exam table, heaving a heavy sigh.
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With a heavy sigh, Sean changes his "Days without stepping on a rake" sign from 22019 to 0 pic.twitter.
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I asked her when she had managed to accept her diagnosis, and she let out a long, heavy sigh.
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Eve closed her eyes and let out a heavy sigh, the way she always did before she started watching porn.
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"People always give you a heavy sigh and the eye roll when you say you can't have gluten," she tells me.
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Pope and others breathed a heavy sigh of relief on August 6, when the conference broke up without anyone showing symptoms.
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"Well, another beautiful, serene day in magical fantasy painting world," she later says from the cottage porch with a heavy sigh.
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Even perpetual sad sack Charlie Brown heaves a heavy sigh, resigned to the fact that his best friend is a total weirdo.
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"We'll just have to wait and see," said Clippers coach Doc Rivers, who heaved a heavy sigh upon entering the postgame interview room.
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When it's over, Maria's "Oh My God" plays with no pause in the pacing and Jessi collapses on her bed with a heavy sigh.
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A former child preacher, he remained a natural, if somewhat reluctant, performer — a master of the heavy sigh, the raised eyebrow and the rhetorical flourish.
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The era of the big-voiced diva isn't completely over — there's Adele and Ariana Grande and I guess Sam Smith (heavy sigh) to testify to that.
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If you're like me, you let out a heavy sigh every month or so when you reach out and unexpectedly find an empty bag of coffee.
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That's reflected in the range of vocal approaches he takes on "Blonde": heavy-sigh exhalation, digitally manipulated childlike singing, forceful spoken word, sleepy-eyed rapping, obscured conversation.
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Hillary Clinton's supporters breathed a heavy sigh of relief on Tuesday night when news finally landed that she eked out a win over Bernie Sanders in Kentucky.
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If not, we give it until half-time of next week's match against West Brom before he breathes a heavy sigh, and crumbles away to dust on the spot.
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Even imagining myself explaining to strangers that, heavy sigh, yes, these crutches are from a scooter accident was enough to convert me back to a boring old analog bike.
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When you have long hair, there are a few different ways you can switch up your style before you find yourself uttering, with that telltale heavy sigh, I need a haircut.
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"I do consider myself a feminist," Kylie Jenner told Glamour UK. And with those six words, the entire universe breathed a heavy sigh of relief and Earth continued to circle the sun.
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Every time I died, I'd heave a heavy sigh, prepare myself to try again, and pray that the level would be over so I could go back to the much more enjoyable multiplayer.
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And so this concert was marked by competing energies: on the one side, exuberance and warm acclaim, and on the other, resignation and the heavy sigh that comes with the conclusion of something sweet.
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"I make a personal request that they have some compassion and not carry on with what a lot of us know as abuse," she says about the state of the school system, letting out a heavy sigh.
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It happened so often, I had a boilerplate email I sent out afterward, one I shared with other spurned girlfriends and always pulled out with a heavy sigh to tailor for the latest dude — sort of a Mad Libs for assholes.
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But somehow, presented with the opportunity—the privilege—to take from that boundless well any idea they choose and bring it to life, the greatest minds of Hollywood have decided to make—sigh, sigh, deep, heavy sigh—another Batman movie. Yes.
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I heaved a heavy sigh of relief when I learned Trump had opted for the former; he wouldn't be the first American I'd met who'd been told that he couldn't have his steak well-done, at least not in France.
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Lois FrankelLois Jane FrankelDemocratic Women's Caucus calls for investigation into Epstein plea deal Epstein death sparks questions for federal government Attorney General Barr 'appalled' by Epstein death in federal custody MORE (D-Fla.) heaved a heavy sigh and said it didn't line up with her views.
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At the end of a montage of her weighty work, we see Saar close her eyes after a heavy sigh; all of these visuals of racial violence and ancestral memories are inside of her, spinning through her head — an exhausting reality which she siphons into her altars.
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In moments of musical frustration, a heavy sigh would precede his often-used phrase, "the questionable rewards of mimicry." Players that he held in high esteem from his own era included Oscar Peterson and Charlie Parker, along with later players like Herbie Hancock. He died on August 1, 2000 at the age of 73, most likely in Tucson, Arizona.
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The ABA in contrast provided a list of its top ten purse winners; The NBL Bicycle Motocross Action magazine reported, did not yet have a pro class. The publisher and editor of BMX Action, Robert Osborn, summed it up: "(Heavy Sigh) Sometimes it's tough to understand the internal workings of the NBA". A probably cause for this lackadaisical attitude domestically was the desire to branch out the NBA on an international basis. In doing so, it neglected its base.
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Behind the dollhouse, a light goes on in a room that shows Alex and Mary, who are costumed as life- sized dolls while sipping tea together. Alex unleashes a heavy sigh, and Mary professes to her daughter that Vanderwaal can't hold them hostage indefinitely. Alex, embracing the unavoidable, rolls her eyes and elucidates, "Of course she can, she's Mona". She then irritably glares through the glass at Vanderwaal, who is also sipping tea and looking utterly satisfied, knowing she has finally taken control of the "A" game again and owns two dolls of her own.
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The difference was largely caused by the removal of the middle or the second part of the song, as well as the verse that starts with "Well, the undertaker drew a heavy sigh …" The single was certified Gold by the Recording Industry Association of America for sales of over one million copies. It was the second of five number-one singles for the band on the Billboard Hot 100. In 1974, Billboard ranked it number 22 on its Top Pop Singles year-end chart."Top Pop Singles" Billboard 26 December 1974: TA-8 Billboard also listed the song as Paul McCartney's sixth most successful chart hit of all time, excluding Beatles releases.
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