"I tried to keep it down and away," Fiers said.
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"Can you keep it down?" he said on the train.
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Needs to keep it down in the bedroom, the Eyrie really echoes.
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First, hotel security came up and told them to keep it down.
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He loved the cake and agreed to keep it down in the future.
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Years ago, we did get a complaint, so we've tried to keep it down.
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Appeals to keep it down from the moderator, Errol Louis of NY1, went unheeded.
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Officials had to tell golf fans to keep it down as heavyweights like world no.
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" It was unclear what Mr. Trump meant by saying he "wanted to keep it down.
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It turns out, you're way better off trying to hack it up than keep it down.
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Those who keep it down get a certificate; failure means buying a round for the whole bar.
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Even to this day, I have to puree a lot of my food to keep it down.
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They put rocks on it to try to keep it down, but still, there were still rocks underneath.
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So, I tried to politely stutter through a sentence asking them to, you know, maybe keep it down.
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He's very overweight, I really do try to keep it down but he is just so lazy and bossy.
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In early September he scolded a crying baby to "keep it down" during a campaign stop in New Hampshire.
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And you can deal with a loud coworker simply by asking politely for the person to keep it down.
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Aivia doesn't yet have a price tag, but the company is trying to keep it down as low as possible.
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Almost caught him by surprise by how fast it arrived, and while he contorted himself, he couldn't keep it down.
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The splitter was good and the two-seam fastball was good, I was able to keep it down and away.
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It all started when Jenna Levine wrote to her neighbors, asking if they could keep it down while, well, getting down.
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Vidal told VICE she was told to take Diclectin, a morning sickness drug, during her pregnancy but she couldn't keep it down.
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That afternoon, however, Yazmin told the Dilley medical staff Mariee wasn't able to finish the Augmentin because she couldn't keep it down.
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Democrats worrying about what you call gang members are neighbors saying, hey, could your fire engines keep it down while the house burns?
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I haven't had that experience myself, but I have been asked out on a date after waxing a guy who couldn't keep it down.
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" The 25 rules he set out in "Choosing Civility" were not particularly surprising; they included "Speak Kindly" and "Keep It Down (and Rediscover Silence).
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" Come over to the table and say, "Hey, I'm sorry, we're trying to enjoy a nice meal, can you keep it down a bit?
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He allowed the streets around the museum to be closed for five weeks, and appealed to people in the city to keep it down.
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"We keep it down to a minimum," said Donald, who has staff to help with cooking and housework, but no nanny in the traditional sense.
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The things that allowed it to appear, and thrive, are still there, and they're doing after the fact patches to try to keep it down.
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She remembers her mom coming home, covered in mud from picking strawberries, screaming at her siblings to keep it down -- so little Blanca could study.
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"We keep it down to a minimum," said Donald, 70, who has staff to help with cooking and housework, but no nanny in the traditional sense.
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ZTE: The company's no doubt still smarting a bit from its failure to launch the Hawkeye crowdsourced phone, but it won't let a little fall keep it down.
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And finally ... Keep it down fellas A man and his friend throw one hell of a party when the odometer on his truck spins up to 500,000 miles.
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Producers gently asked the hoofers to keep it down during shooting, so the make good was Garner making a surprise appearance, taking the mic and talking to the group.
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Keep it down in the late night hours and give your neighbors warning if you're having one of those "small get togethers" that may devolve into something a bit more.
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He had a feeding tube that he was able to use so he didn't have to try to swallow and keep it down, which probably would have been impossible at the end.
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And to the lady that said to keep it down she would like it to remain quiet on the beach… kiss it where the sun is shining, 'And loosen up and live a little.
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Is it be better to keep it up and let people get their files back—or is it better to keep it down and stop future attackers from thinking that they're going to get money.
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But no matter how much angry men on the internet tried to keep it down, Ghostbusters (22016) still put women at the forefront of the action, and still inspired plenty of would-be Ghostbusters girls.
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If you hold a bouncy plastic ball underneath the water and you keep it down under the surface at some point, it's going to erupt, and shoot out of the water rather than slightly bobbing along.
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But even in victory, things weren't perfect for the Browns, to a point that quarterback Baker Mayfield asked fans after the game to please try and keep it down while the Cleveland offense is on the field.
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Rambunctious white college kids might be annoyed if their noise causes the cops to come warn them to keep it down; black college students might rightly view the same interaction as something more dangerous and potentially lethal.
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We still need to get to November; there's no time to ease up on the gas pedal; we have to keep it down and work just as hard as ever to make sure we're successful with the replacing part.
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In fact, neighbors tell us they've spoken with Jennings and have pleaded with him to keep it down because the area is filled with families -- kids who have school and parents who work -- but the pleas have fallen on deaf ears.
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It's possible that you even carry one of these antibiotic resistant bacteria around with you right now, and it only unleashes its destruction when your immune system can no longer keep it down—like if you're undergoing chemotherapy for cancer.
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Now down a bit while it settles between them and keep it down while he watches her, just watches her, then fade him to black and leave her in the shadow while she looks for the feelings that lit up the room.
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Either way, you should definitely aim to replace the fluids and electrolytes you've lost, so drink plenty of water (small sips at first to make sure you can keep it down), and feel free to mix in some clear liquids such as broth, soda, or sports drinks.
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And now here's the high-rise we build to brace back, this series of holes for bathing and mending and parboiling roots and undecorated fucking in the style of the times: one person half-braying, the other admonishing KEEP IT DOWN—I DON'T WANT THE WAR TO HEAR .
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One pops a wheelie (an illegal act, according to CBS local news, under the law in that jurisdiction) and the rider who is videotaping the journey says something unclear—some suggest it was "Ah man, we'll keep it down"—to a police officer, who appears to be waiting to cross the street.
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One pops a wheelie (an illegal act, according to CBS local news, under the law in that jurisdiction) and the rider who is videotaping the journey says something unclear—some suggest it was "Ah man, we'll keep it down"—to a police officer, who appears to be waiting to cross the street.
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9. "Pieces of Mind (First Mix)" 10. "Keep on Wondering (First Mix)" 11. "Keep It Down (First Mix)" 12. "Into the Storm (First Mix)" 13.
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Beauchamp was hanged for Sharp's murder on July 7, 1826. On July 7, the morning of Beauchamp's scheduled execution, Anna requested that the guard allow her privacy while she dressed.Kleber, p. 64 Anna tried another overdose on laudanum, but was unable to keep it down.
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Canessa used broken glass from the aircraft windshield as a cutting tool. He set the example by swallowing the first matchstick-sized strip of frozen flesh. Several others did the same later on. The next day more survivors ate the meat offered them, but a few refused or could not keep it down.
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Later that night, the girls bond at the campfire, and Nancy allows the girls to listen to music. Soon after, they hear the engine of another boat, and a man and a woman's voices. Nancy advises the girls to get some sleep. Natalie, in a deep voice, tells the couple to keep it down.
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On December 22, 2000, Sacramento State student Michael Hay was drunk in his apartment when Sheriff's Deputy Rebecca Eubanks came to his apartment about loud music. Hay stated he would keep it down and told Eubanks "You know, you're kind of cute." Eubanks left the apartment. Within a few minutes, Sheriff's Deputy Robert Book arrived at the apartment door.
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Her character is no longer submissive as she defiantly stands to belt the final lyrics, "He said, shut up! He said, shut up! Oh God, can't you keep it down?...". The success of the single was largely attributed to the video, which received wide exposure on MTV, along with positive reactions from critics and nominations to numerous awards.
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DC Comics The Geomancer later appears as a member of the Injustice Society where they attacked the Justice Society of America's headquarters. Despite being outnumbered, Wildcat manages to defeat them as Johnny Sorrow escapes after getting what he came for.JSA #9. DC Comics As Sand and Wildcat talk during a movie theater, two people behind them tells them to keep it down.
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After their downstairs tenant doesn't respond to their requests to keep it down, the couple go downstairs to discover their neighbor, Ben, is dead. The official cause of death is ruled by the police a heroin overdose. While cleaning the apartment, the Wrights discover £220,000 in a loose ceiling tile. They debate what to do with the money, as well as the remainder of Ben's things.
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Grant in London, 2014 Grant married voice coach Joan Washington in 1986 and has one daughter with her, Olivia, and a stepson, Tom. Grant is a teetotaller. His body has an intolerance of alcohol, having no enzymes in the blood to metabolise it. If he does drink alcohol, he can keep it down for 10 minutes and is then violently sick for 24 hours afterward.
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Brazilian promotional single (Fique Em Silêncio / Salva-me) # Fique Em Silêncio - 03:37 # Salva-me - 03:43 American 2004 single # Sólo Quédate En Silencio - 03:37 # Sólo Quédate En Silencio (Edited Remix) - 03:43 International single # Sólo Quédate En Silencio # Fique Em Silêncio # Keep It Down Low (this single was released along with Rebels (album) in some countries and internet) All tracks are 3:37.
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Teruno tricks Ryouko however, and does 2-D fighting art techniques of her own. Unable to beat her in combat, Sora is left to watch in anger until Teruno's cockiness lands her in trouble. Shouta though again goes out of his way to help another female resulting in Teruno blushing by his kindness. After the battle Shouta is introduced to Oshino Wakatsuki via her yelling to keep it down while she studies.
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Back inside, over backgammon, Nick asks about Helena. Alex tells him she was a bridesmaid along with Alice at Eve’s wedding. Nick senses Alex was attracted to her, though he was engaged to Alice at time. He says "You tried to fuck her!" but Alex replies, "Will you keep it down ... No, I didn't", and they both retire for the night. At breakfast the next day, Don and Lynn find out about Nick’s break-up.
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Two weeks after the events of the second film, Sid takes a school of children out on a camping trip from home, only to find that he is not a very good guide and the children are bored. In a cameo appearance, Scrat has swallowed his acorn and is struggling to keep it down. He coughs it up and it is stolen from him. The camping trip leaves some of the children somewhat traumatized.
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He realized that at the runway intersection both aircraft would be slightly airborne. Telling the Captain to "keep it down", he pushed the control column forward. He was able to keep the aircraft from lifting off the runway, allowing it to reach the intersection and pass under the other aircraft as it took off. The two planes passed within an estimated of each other, with the Aer Lingus aircraft flying over the US Airways aircraft.
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Omar Jones (Mekhi Phifer) is a Muslim private investigator who Larry hires to find out if he is adopted. Jones charges Larry a higher rate than his other clients because he heard that Larry told a group of black people to "keep it down" in "The Bowtie". In the same episode there was a running gag with Larry continually forgetting to give Omar his bathroom key back. In "The End" Omar informs Larry that he is not adopted.
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The cricket match took place at 19:30, the lights were turned on towards the end of the first innings, in which Arsenal were batting. A public announcement was made, advising spectators (of which there were just over 7,000) to "Keep your eye on the ball, when you see it coming keep low. The batsmen will try to keep it down but they can't promise." The match was televised on the BBC, with over a million viewers tuning in to watch the spectacle.
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This perception, which could not help but reach the players, was to be significant. According to Norwich player, Jeremy Goss, before the match, "everyone around us was saying we would do well to keep it down to three or four nil". In the days leading up to the match, Norwich manager, Mike Walker, remained resolutely optimistic. Samuel observed: "Clearly nobody had alerted Walker to the doomed nature of his mission... the day before the game he was telling anybody who would listen that he fancied it".
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The song is called "Keep It Down Low" and appears on RBD's first English studio album, Rebels. The song has a version in Portuguese too, called "Fique Em Silêncio" (Get In Silence) and was a single on Brazil. This makes the song the only from RBD, along with "Sálvame", "Tenerte Y Quererte", "Nuestro Amor" and "Dame" to have three versions: in Spanish, English and Portuguese. In November 2008, "Sólo Quédate En Silencio" promotes in the Latin-American countries of Argentina and Uruguay, besides Equatorial Guinea, in Africa.
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On April 6, 1940, Walter Chaplinsky, a Jehovah's Witness, was using the public sidewalk as a pulpit in downtown Rochester, passing out pamphlets and calling organized religion a "racket." After a large crowd had begun blocking the roads and generally causing a scene, a police officer removed Chaplinsky to take him to police headquarters. Upon seeing the town marshal (who had returned to the scene after warning Chaplinsky earlier to keep it down and avoid causing a commotion), Chaplinsky attacked the marshal verbally. He was then arrested.
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Mr. Myers, the drama teacher, asks them to think about how a physical sensation can trigger an emotional response. Joe discusses the physical reactions that happen whenever he thinks of a beautiful girl (Carmen) in dance class ("Can't Keep it Down" or the alternative lyrics, "Can't Keep It Cool"). Meanwhile, in dance class Tyrone can't get to grips with Ballet and states that he can do better, resulting in the whole class doing a hip hop dance. This makes Miss Bell see Tyrone's potential as a choreographer, so she partners him with Iris, a ballerina.
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As Chuck lowers Sarah into the vault through an overhead hatch to make the switch, he is interrupted by one of Vassilis's henchmen, who throws him down the hatch, pulling Sarah back up. Sarah deals with the first henchman as well as a second who arrives during the fight while Chuck steals the real mask and swaps it out with the fake. Meanwhile, Hannah attempts to fix the server crash while Shaw uses a back-door connection through Chuck's laptop (where Hannah is working) to keep it down until they can finish. Sarah pulls Chuck back up and Hannah restores the system just in time.
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Should Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin choose to entertain the lunchtime gathering with a few songs around the piano, the chances are that Sam Spiegel would ask them to "keep it down...I'm trying to work here!", or Groucho Marx would insist on "professional singers entertaining him over his lunch...Auditions by "buskers" gave him gas!" Keith Richards, in his autobiography, "Life, whilst talking about his brother Freddie, writes... "Fred's brother Siegi, the only other surviving member of his family of seven children, was in Paris at the Sorbonne when the Germans invaded Poland. He joined the Polish army and later managed to get to England.
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Afterwards, the three play a game of "Tarzan" involving them taking pictures of each other, with Dudley being shirtless, and Mr. Horton says they're going to have a fun afternoon. In Part 2, Horton and the boys continue to take pictures, as Arnold then realizes the possibility of his father smelling wine on his breath, and Horton offers Arnold and Dudley plenty of gum and breath mints to hide the scent. Just as the three start to play "Three Stooges" while jumping on the bed, the shop bell rings, indicating that another customer has arrived. When Mr. Horton sees Phillip has entered the shop, he instructs the boys to keep it down as he goes to the front.
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After Elena and Damon wake up and continue where they left off the night before, Stefan arrives to the Salvatore house and approaches Damon with the suspicion that Elena is sired to him. Stefan tells Damon to ask Elena to try to drink from a blood bag again and see if she can keep it down, since he believes the only reason she can only drink straight from the vein is because Damon told her to. Damon then asks Elena and sees that she can now keep the blood down. Damon decides to help Stefan investigate the sire bond in New Orleans, hoping to find a former flame of Damon's who was also sired to him.
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After Hughie realizes what Butcher is doing, he pays a visit to MM's mother after his death, discovering she has grown into an enormous blob; her breasts have elongated to tentacles (explaining why MM displays nausea when snakes are described by a nature show in an earlier issue) and she seems only able to say "MY BOY..." when she spots Hughie, apparently not realizing he is not her son. When she grabs him with one tentacle and presents another with a distended nipple at the end, Hughie consents to drink, possibly hoping the milk will strengthen him (he is unable to keep it down, however). Laz Alonso portrays the character in the television series. This version's real name is Marvin T. Milk.
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" Entertainment Weeklys Neil Drumming described the album as "Kelis' past—big beats, out-there imagery, and sex appeal—refined" and commented that "much of the beauty of Tasty is in witnessing Kelis rise to the challenge of working with multiple imaginative maestros." In a review for NME, Tony Naylor found the album to be "[f]ar more complete than Wanderland or Kaleidoscope", adding that "such vacuum-packed musical freshness is maintained throughout." Dorian Lynskey of The Guardian dubbed Kelis a "parallel universe Beyoncé" and wrote that she "exploits her husky croon like never before, pouring it over lascivious double entendre [...] and, well, lascivious single entrendre", concluding, "She may not be R&B;'s biggest star, but Kelis remains its most compelling character." The Independent noted that she "certainly takes the sexual initiative in several songs", but "[m]ostly, though, Kelis keeps a watchful eye on her affections in songs such as 'Protect My Heart' and 'Trick Me', and has developed a decidedly jaundiced view of hip hop's lop-sided sexual politics, judging by 'Keep It Down'.
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