I throw it back like a shot of cheap bourbon.
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He went off like a shot in pursuit and looked furious.
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" Weber said the discovery "felt like a shot to the heart.
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Yet somehow, it still feels like a shot to the heart.
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It plays like a shot, but those are just the facts.
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Anything to do with cooking and food, he's there like a shot.
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A modern logo is like GM, it hits like a shot, its simple.
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They came on stage and it was like a shot in the arm.
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Puppy set the fourth bowl upside-down on the bar like a shot glass.
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Watching him kick ass is like a shot of vibranium straight to the, um, heart.
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It's like a shot that we take which gives us a lot of sustaining power.
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I was out of that cafe like a shot and raced after her on the street.
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Innocuous, a simple descriptive word, but in this night's context, it rang out like a shot.
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If a movie's like a shot of espresso, consider a movie novelization like a warm cappuccino.
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But like a shot of adrenaline, that initial burst of economic activity is likely to fade.
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Take a drone away from his Millennium Club, and he will be back like a shot!
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So it's little surprise that some shots feel like a shot-for-shot remake of the original.
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The Corcoran Gallery of Art in Washington, set to host the show, dropped it like a shot.
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Anyway, IG this week was like a shot of Benadryl—you could fall asleep from the boredom.
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They do not spook easily, he said, but when they do, they take off like a shot.
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I didn't know it was gasoline at first—they drink it like a shot because it burns.
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Like a shot of adrenaline, this changes their diving patterns, and they dive deeper than they can handle.
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Doubtless Mr Macron, who sadly was just too young for the draft, would sign up like a shot.
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Liquid colorant is added from an overhead dispenser, like a shot of espresso being folded into foamed milk.
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While curling unfolds slowly, short track speed skating is like a shot of adrenaline delivered straight to your heart.
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You load the gun by cocking it like a shot-gun, and pull the trigger to an explosive effect.
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The entire "Circle of Life" opening feels like a shot-for-shot HD re-creation of the original movie.
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At the same time, epinephrine (adrenaline) acts like a shot of espresso for your nervous system, perking you up.
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Joe Crowley on Tuesday hit like a shot of pure political adrenaline for progressives hungry to remake the Democratic Party.
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Witnesses said the sound of the blast ripped through the park like a shot from a "cannon," scaring birds off trees.
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"I'm doubly upbeat after this Supreme Court fight, which has been like a shot of adrenaline in our campaigns," he said.
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The news hit like a shot across the bow of health insurers, sending shares of Cigna, Anthem, UnitedHealth and Aetna tumbling.
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Jussie's family said Thursday this was a case of domestic terrorism fueled by hate speech, which seemed like a shot at Trump.
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Crucially, café touba is spicy instead of just spiced, with a slow burn that warms you like a shot of smoky, peaty whiskey.
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As my colleague Caroline Framke has already pointed out, it looks like a shot-for-shot remake of the studio's animated classic from 1991.
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Every shot of a vaccine into a child's arm, it turns out, acts like a shot of adrenaline into the heart of the economy.
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Trumped functions like a shot-for-shot remake of the original, made much too close to the original to provide any additional insight or clarity.
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Other photos included what looked like a shot of a teenaged (and dreamy) William and a photo of Kate's parents from the 2011 royal wedding.
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"The letter to me is like a shot across the bow," Leigh Turner, associate professor of bioethics at the University of Minnesota, told BuzzFeed News.
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The show's 35 paintings, some of which have not been shown since the 1960s, and nearly 50 drawings feel like a shot in the arm.
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Yet this formula is also their greatest triumph; you know what is coming toward you, like a shot of tequila on a work night out.
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Plagued by disturbing dreams and career frustrations, he becomes increasingly distracted and crabby, until every comic utterance feels like a shot across the bow of mortality.
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The lady in the photo is looking at a picture on her phone that, upon zooming in, looks like a shot of Hadid and Tesfaye getting cozy.
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If you're anything like me, you took off like a shot the moment you heard Equifax would pay you $125 just for filling out a simple form.
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And whether or not it goes so far as to send a signal, like a shot over the bow, to say, In the future, I'm doing this!
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They had come up with a method where items would be under discussion for the duration of a huge countdown clock — like a shot clock in basketball.
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We were initially extremely skeptical of the CamKix lenses' quality—the 8x tele looked especially silly, like a shot glass affixed to the front of your smartphone.
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To put it out there, I'm not convinced that a hot coffee does me any favors in terms of warmth—it's not like a shot of whiskey.
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In contrast to The Lion King, Aladdin seems less like a shot-for-shot recreation of its '90s original than an attempt to recapture some of its energy.
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On the state level, they'd also like a shot at taking back the Senate, where they need to win three seats in November to gain a slim majority.
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Her Instagram feed is full of sexy dance videos and sweet snaps from vacay, like a shot on the streets of Paris and another at the Egyptian Pyramids. 5.
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"It would be like a shot of Red Bull straight to the vein," said Kendal Unruh, a Colorado delegate and one of the main organizers of the planned convention revolt.
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Reach out to brands directly It might seem like a shot in the dark, but reaching out directly to brands can be an effective way of landing your first deal.
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Black, now 20, competed on US singing show "The Four: Battle for Stardom," admitting her spot on the show felt like a shot at redemption after the negative reception to Friday.
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The lift you get from mainstream chocolate is a short-lived sugar-high, but good chocolate gives you a theobromine hit like a shot of caffeine would—without the added anxiety.
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Instagram will also let users pick a song to play before they record a video too, which feels like a shot across the bow of the various lip-sync apps out there.
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The bitterness of "Did You Wonder Who Fired the Gun?" is hard to swallow, but also bracing, like a shot of strong liquor that leaves you with a clearer head and sharper senses.
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We got the (very brave) UFC fighter out in L.A. and asked him if there was any WWE star he'd like a shot at ... since Mickey Gall made such short work of Punk.
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Over the next few hours, four more people injured in the same attack arrived at local hospitals with non-life-threatening wounds, like a shot to the leg and a graze to the arm.
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From what little we can glean from the screenshot above and Google's blog post, it looks like a shot-for-shot remake of the iPhone version, just utilizing the larger screen real estate better.
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Fans were quick to point out that the lyrics sound like a shot at Perry's rumored rival Taylor Swift — whose 2014 song "Bad Blood" has long been assumed to have been written about Perry.
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Calmly Daddy struck Esther a blow to the back with his fist, that knocked her down like a shot, so breathless she couldn't scream or cry at first but lay on the ground quivering.
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The drink calls for both lemon and lime (because fuck you, that's why), and as with most fizzes of the time, is ostensibly served sort of like a shot with a splash of club soda.
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No longer looking for a label, Renner admits the call from labelhead Matt Werth came "like a shot in the dark", prompting a process of personal excavation and his first record release in 8 years.
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If that was like a shot across the bow of entrenched home theater brands, then Roku is poised to unleash the full barrage: Today, the company unveiled two new Roku-branded speakers for your television.
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As in previous years, the showcase will be open to the public as well, so if you're over the age of 17 and would like a shot at attending in person, you can sign up here.
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"I've never worn a thong bikini, so for that to be my first shot was like a shot of espresso for me because I had to wake up immediately," she shares in the exclusive SI video clip.
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Jay-Z and Beyonce kicked off the U.S. leg of their On the Run II Tour in Cleveland Wednesday night, but based on what they're wearing ... this looks like a shot from their mega yacht last week.
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Sometimes those islands are literal, as with Le Mont-Saint-Michel, and some times they're metaphorical, like a shot of a team of skiers reaching the summit of Mont Blanc on the border between France and Italy (above).
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There is the sound of something ripping, a scream and then a cut to the spattering of blood on the side of the tub, like a shot from a slasher flick in which all the horror is implied.
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Some of the most stunning images in the movie, like a shot from the lunar module as it descends toward the surface of the moon, can be found in degraded clips on YouTube (though they look far better restored here).
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Caudalie's Beauty Elixir has a reputation for revival for good reason, with brightening and energizing elements to wake you right up, while the Molecular Saviour Mist from Allies of Skin is like a shot of moisture, feeding your skin some much-needed hydration.
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After a glass of champagne and a brief lesson on how to eat from the "food vessel" — throw the food back like a shot without spilling it all over the place — the diners were seated and strapped into a Facebook Oculus headset.
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No reasons are ever given and no laws are on the books specifically banning photography, but security services across the country have arrested photographers and roughed them up for taking even the most innocent pictures, like a shot of women baking bread.
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Here is their performance of a movement from that work, "Arise, O God, and judge the earth": For the novice, as good an introduction to Russian Orthodox music as any, and it should be downed whole, like a shot of fine vodka.
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Though the original, et aliae has said, was about pulling at opposing impulses—soberness and intoxication, darkness and light—Malory's take skews far toward the latter of each of those binaries, sickened driving techno that functions like a shot of amphetamines in the arm of original slow jam.
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In a letter last week that read like a shot across the bow, the National Institutes of Health warned the University California, San Francisco, that its $2 million contract for research involving the tissue, previously renewed for a year at a time, would be extended for only 90 days and might then be canceled.
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Furnishing a room from scratch can feel like a shot in the dark: Even after you've contorted yourself on the floor trying to measure different spaces, and then found Ikea furniture you think will fit those specifications, it's hard to picture how things will really look in your apartment — until, that is, you've ordered, unboxed, and assembled.
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The Bill Shannon Biographical Dictionary of New York Sports termed him a "145-pound lightning bolt" who "hit the college football scene like a shot". "A 145-pound lightning bolt from Morristown (N.J.) School, Harold Weekes hit the college football scene like a shot in 1899 when Columbia resumed intercollegiate competition after an eight-year absence." During Weekes's college football career, Columbia won 29 games, including 19 shutouts.
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Deerfield Site won well again as did Mineola Farloe with the remaining heat being won by Disguised. Like A Shot and World Class also qualified for the semi-finals. Geldrops Touch won the first semi-final from Droopys Marco with World Class making the final holding off Deerfield Site. The second semi-final was a troubled heat that led to the unbeaten Disguised winning it from Like A Shot and Droopys Maldini.
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Droopys Marco trapped well in the final to take an early lead from the fast starting Disguised, Marcos litter brother Droopys Maldini became the new leader by halfway, pursued by outsider Like A Shot despite the latter having to check behind Disguised. Like A Shot finished strongly to negotiate a path passed Droopys Maldini and Disguised to claim the title. The McKenna family continued their association with the Irish Derby history, the winning trainer was Owen McKenna son of Ger McKenna.
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" Of working with Cooper, Walton has stated: "I thank God every day for that woman. She feeds me. She is like a shot in the arm when you see her in the morning. She is funny and sharp and I love her.
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Droopys Scholes won the 2004 English Greyhound Derby and Like A Shot won the 2004 Irish Greyhound Derby. Charlie Lister won the Greyhound Trainer of the Year and Derby finalist, Arc, East Anglian Derby and Oxfordshire Gold Cup winner Fire Height Dan won the Greyhound of the Year.
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Jerry Wexler recalled, > Ahmet exited Birdland like a shot and headed directly uptown. He raced from > bar to bar looking for Clyde and finally found him in a furnished room. That > very night, Ahmet reached an agreement with McPhatter under which Clyde > would assemble a group of his own. They became known as the Drifters.
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Also, it is important to accept and do our action with Unsibanbon this time of our life because it is natural like a shot cannonball returning to the ground from the sky. For this reason, many people meditate to be back to their origin. Quote from Dojeon :There is dao. :within dao there is virtue.
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She is like a shot in the arm when you see her in the morning. She is funny and sharp and I love her." In 2003, Katherine and Jill were believed to be mother and daughter after Katherine's friend, Charlotte Ramsey, provided factual proof. Of the storyline, Walton stated: "She's [Abbott] going down a bad road.
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The 2004 Irish Greyhound Derby took place during August and September with the final being held at Shelbourne Park in Dublin on 18 September 2004. The winner Like A Shot won €150,000 and was trained by Owen McKenna, owned by Michael Kelly and bred by Patrick 'Paddy' Sinnott. The race was sponsored by the Paddy Power.
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154 Finally, poor steering had allowed Cambridge to pass them "like a shot".MacMichael, pp. 153-54 Given the nature of the defeat, Oxford sent out a challenge in October 1849 to Cambridge for a re-row. For the first and only time in the history of the Boat Race, a second race was held in the same calendar year, this time in December.
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In 2018, Argonon bought Like a Shot TV, making it the 11th production company in the Argonon Group. The company invests in history and factual science programming, and is involved in rights management. Henry Scott and Steve Gillham are the directors of the company, who co-founded the company in 2011. The company handles production of shows such as Science Channel's Abandoned Engineering and Forbidden History.
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Argonon is listed in the 2016 Sunday Times HSBC Track 200 as one of the UK's fastest growing private companies. In 2017, Argonon acquired non-scripted producer Like A Shot Entertainment. Burstall's group has recently invested in two new joint ventures - Barefaced TV bringing together Rosie Bray and Lucy Golding and Bandicoot which sees a new partnership of Derek McLean and Dan Nettleton. In 2019, Argonon won the National Winner Award (UK) at the European Awards.
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Little did I know that this car was there to kidnap someone! When I had gone a few steps from the station, one of the Westerners came up to me and said in Mandarin: 'This car is very nice; please get in.' I politely refused, saying 'I do not need a car.' Suddenly, one of the Westerners behind the car with a great heave pushed me inside it, the engine accelerated and we were off like a shot.
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There's this strange piece of classical music [an ethereal orchestration of Erik Satie's Trois Morceaux en forme de Poire], and a very long-lens shot. You see something in the distance – I think it's a train moving – and it looks like a shot of an Arabian caravan moving across the desert. These are moments that have nothing to do with the story, and yet everything to do with it. They're not plot-orientated, but they have to do with the longing or the dreams of these characters.
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Entertainment Weeklys Tom Sinclair called the album "filler-free" and praised the album's positive messages. The Village Voices Robert Christgau praised the songwriting and lyrics, which he called "lovable" despite their "paucity of meaning". Writing for WXPN, Bruce Warren remarked that the album's lyrics, with Alexander complaining about the commercialization of Western society, media and religion, aren't clichéd because they are "insightful" and truthful. In a mixed review, NMEs Kitty Empire felt that the album is occasionally interesting but then "freefalls like a shot duck".
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The director later said he called the filming experience "Air Force Fun" because of how comic and genial Oldman would be off-screen. He also said that Oldman would suddenly return to the menacing film persona like a shot. Oldman used his acting fee for the film to help finance his directorial debut, Nil by Mouth. General Radek's palace, seen in the film's opening, was portrayed by two locations in Cleveland, Ohio: the exterior was Severance Hall, and the interior was the Cuyahoga County Courthouse.
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"Their support was like a shot of adrenaline to us, we knew that we were not alone" - recollected a miner 28 years later.Remembering the women that saved the strike A few hours after the Manifest Lipcowy mine, the XXX-lecia PRL mine also began the strike. Since all mass-media was firmly controlled by the government, the workers of the Manifest Lipcowy mine turned for help to a local Roman Catholic church. Their delegation came to the church on August 29, at 6:30 in the morning, and asked the parish priest, Rev.
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" This changed rapidly for the teenager who continued that by 3:30 p.m. "A dark and heavy wall builded up around the northwest coming fast, coming like those hevy [sic] thunderstorms, like a shot. In a few moments, we had the severest snowstorm I ever saw in my life with a terrible hard wind, like a hurrycane [sic], snow so thick we could not see more than 3 steps from the door at times." The Boston Daily Advertiser reported under the headline "Midnight at Noon" that "At Fargo....mercury 47' below zero and a hurricane blowing...At Neche, Dak.
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He has defended himself from critics who have suggested that his views on Islam and its origins are rooted in 'Islamophobia', saying that he merely believes Islam should receive the same kind of historical analysis that other religions do. In 2013, he said in an interview with The Daily Telegraph: "Islam is like a shot of caffeine into British culture. It adds a new dimension to the world, it enriches the variety and scope of our intellectual life." In March 2015, Holland published a piece titled "We must not deny the religious roots of Islamic State" in the New Statesman.
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Vicki Power of the Daily Express praised the character's memorable introduction, saying "The arrival of Jasmine Burrows (Lucinda Dryzek) in Holby City last month was like a shot in the arm for the medical soap." Power thought Jasmine "instantly made an impression on viewers" and was more "likeable" than Jac. Laura-Jayne Tyler of Inside Soap was also complimentary about the character, saying "Playful Jasmine has brought a breath of fresh air to the wards of Holby City Hospital – but she's been the source of much controversy, too." Dryzek said she had received a mixed reaction from viewers following Jasmine's introduction, especially from fans of the Zosia/Oliver pairing.
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I have always held that > Dave Orr was the strongest and best hitter that ever played ball." Pitcher Silver King broke his wrist when he was struck with a ball hit by Orr. He later recalled: "Dave could crack 'em at you like a shot, and the one I stopped had all of Dave's 200-pound avoirdupois good and hard up against it." In 1898, the editor of Sporting Life recalled Orr once hitting a ball over the fence (400 feet from home plate) and wrote: "Dave Orr, that broad chested, good-natured big chap, who once held down a place on the Brooklyn team, in his day was the hardest hitting batsman in League or Association.
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The woodpecker, busy raiding the icebox, tries to catch the ball but fails, causing much laughter from the walrus. Woody than proceeds to find a heavy round fireplace fixture and launches it like a shot put; the ball hits Wally in the head and causes him (and all the living room furniture) to crash through a hole into the basement. When Woody asks, "Wanna play ball some more, Papa?" and tosses the ball Wally's way, the walrus (with deep malice in his voice), grabs the ball and attaches a stick of dynamite to it. "Good bye, sonny boy!" he says, throwing the ball back at Woody; of course, the ball not only goes back to Wally but seems to have acquired a mind of its own, chasing him through a series of barrels.
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The Defenders was Gillis's first ongoing assignment; he recounted, "I had been working for a while at Marvel, and was constantly pumping for more work, and specifically a series of my own. So when I heard DeMatteis was leaving Defenders, I was in [editor] Carl Potts' office like a shot, and I got the gig." His creations for other companies include Blaze Barlow and the Eternity Command and the Black Flame for First Comics; and Gammarauders, a tie-in to the Gamma World role-playing game, for DC Comics' short-lived TSR Games line. He also wrote the science-fiction miniseries Tailgunner Jo with art by Tom Artis for DC. Gillis returned to comics in 2010 when he wrote the six-issue comic adaptation of Peter S. Beagle's The Last Unicorn for IDW Publishing.
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It is more than a confession, it is a musical expression of female stubbornness and an offer that cannot be rejected." Fact put "I'm Gonna Get You" at number-one in their list of "21 diva-house belters that still sound incredible" in 2014. BuzzFeed listed the song at number 20 in their list of "The 101 Greatest Dance Songs Of the '90s" in 2017. Mixmag ranked the song as one of the 30 best songs in their "The 30 best vocal house anthems ever" list in 2018, noting, "With its call and response lyrics, electrifying piano line and shining rave sensibilities, this one's still a certified banger! It hits like a shot of liquid serotonin in the dance, with the assertive tone of Brown’s vocals grabbing dancefloors by the scruff of the neck and thrusting them into overdrive.
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Universal Music has its own Branded Channel for distributing music clips, MTV Networks shows selected formats like A Shot at Love and the MTV Crispy News and many other partners, among them National Geographic, Saturday Night Live and FOX, show their contents in the sevenload channels. As a new media company, sevenload positions itself as a provider of cross-media marketing and advertising solutions as well as modern video technology. Part of sevenload's core business comes from the conceptualization, development and production of IPTV based internet platforms, software solutions for Web 2.0 applications as well as technology development for third party companies looking for video player, video uploading, video linking and distribution technologies. sevenload has already worked with internationally renowned companies such as BMW, Nokia, Sony and Universal Music, and offers companies individual white label solutions.
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" Claudia Puig of USA Today gave the film 3.5 stars out of 4, writing, "Loopers heady blend of time travel, gritty action and a jot of romance is such a thrilling and cerebral mind-bender that it will likely have moviegoers gathering outside the theater afterward to hash out details of its intricately constructed universe. Not that that's a bad thing." Peter Travers of Rolling Stone also gave the film 3.5 stars out of 4, praising the performances of Willis and Gordon-Levitt and concluding, "Lacing tremendously exciting action with touching gravity, Looper hits you like a shot in the heart." Roger Ebert of the Chicago Sun-Times also gave the film 3.5 stars out of 4, praising its screenplay, stating "Looper, a smart and tricky sci-fi story, sidesteps the paradoxes of time travel by embracing them.
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Jha felt that Bose's narrative sparkles with a joie de vivre, adding, "There is an unstoppable gusto woven into the story's somber spirit, like a shot of rum in coke. Bracing and clarity-inducing." Ishita Sengupta of The Indian Express said the film goes beyond the central theme of "embracing death rather than feeling betrayed by it", commenting on the restroom scene in which Aditi and Niren talk after their daughter has died and Niren suggests a move to another country as a way to deal with their daughter's death and an astounded Aditi asking what will they do about their daughter's belongings. She noted Aditi was immersed in grief while Niren had moved on, saying "it no longer remains preoccupied with the act of letting go but delves into how much to let go of, asks who decides it and—mainly—how to".
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The tone is often just turgid ... Yet, for all its problems, the film is often sincere, often earnest ... You'll find yourself rooting for the filmmakers in spite of yourself, and, more to the point, in spite of the mistakes they've made." Jonathan Rosenbaum of the Chicago Reader called the film "a rebellious teen comedy that isn't as good or as radical as Pump Up the Volume, but still feels like a shot in the arm and is full of irreverent energy." He added, "Despite an ineffectual subplot about the hero's absent father, there are some good satirical riffs here on adult hypocrisies (with Robert Downey Jr. especially good as the beleaguered, alcoholic school principal), a few echoes of the underrated Mumford, and lots of high spirits." Darrell Hartmann of the New York Sun said, "John Poll's rebellious-teen comedy falls well below the high bar set by recent genre hits Juno and Superbad.
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The thimble measure is a stainless steel vessel, like a shot glass, either with predefined measuring lines etched or stamped into the sides, or else pre-sized so that pouring up to the brim of the measure yields the correct volume. This second variation is commonly seen in a double-thimble or "hourglass" form, with two metal cups of different volumes (often in a 3:2 or 2:1 ratio, like a U.S. standard 1.5 fl oz "jigger" and 1 fl oz "pony", or UK standard 25/50mL or 35/70mL combos) spot-welded to each other at their relative bottom surfaces, possibly with a handle between them, allowing one unit to easily measure two common volumes. Thimble measures are popular for home use, as they allow a relatively untrained person to pour quickly and accurately from several bottles without risking cross-contamination between them, or requiring the purchase, use and cleaning of a pour spout for each bottle as would be seen in a professional bar.
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