So I rewind Netflix, one of life's more torturous little rituals.
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For me, there are few things more torturous in life than small talk.
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And the season five trailer, which was released Tuesday, only makes that wait more torturous.
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Unless you're, say, a hairless Justin Bieber, nothing is more torturous than buying a new swimsuit.
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Having someone to sleep next to is great, but it makes the nights of sleeping alone even more torturous.
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But he said his commute last summer, to his previous job on the Upper East Side, was more torturous.
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A weighted blanket Having someone to sleep next to is great, but it makes the nights of sleeping alone even more torturous.
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This would be easier to live with: nothing taped to her face, no more torturous tube replacements, just a small plastic button next to her belly button.
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As if Westworld wasn't being cruel enough by making us wait until 2018 for the next season, they're announcing news that makes the delay even more torturous.
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This isn't what travelers who crave movie theaters are asking for, and somehow these offerings could seem even more torturous than not having any movies at all.
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In a concurring opinion, Thomas went further in his defense, arguing that the Eighth Amendment was written with far more torturous punishments in mind than a botched execution with intravenous drugs.
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For others, the path is more torturous: Muddle the facts about the bill by claiming that Medicaid wasn't really being cut because the program still gets more money year over year.
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BOSTON — The way the Yankees have unraveled recently, as Saturday night's game dragged on and each opportunity went unfulfilled, it might have seemed as if it were one more torturous chapter in a season going awry.
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The settlers, including her father, believe she has drowned herself out of grief at Brown's death. Mary had, in fact, married Hobomok and joined his tribe. News of Mary's transgressive marriage spreads to the white settlers. Mr. Conant is relieved that she is alive but finds it more torturous to know that she is married to a non-white, non-Puritan man.
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Only three pieces of information can be surrendered: name, rank and serial number. Both the subjects and the practitioner have a right to insist for a return to unit every hour. Standard RTI for most special military branches of American and European governments covers both tortures that are condemned by the United Nations and interrogation techniques that are considered legitimate, usually presented along a sliding scale. For instance, a soldier would be subjected to slight discomforts before being subjected to more torturous techniques.
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His kinsmen were sceptical of this wife they had never seen \- in some tellings, their daughter was already born. He tried to explain that his wife left him each morning at first light, so his friends suggested that he block up the doors and windows so she could not see the sun. Finally after more torturous ridicule, he was convinced to block the windows and door when she came to him one night so that she could not see the daylight in the morning, then he could prove she existed. This he did, but of course, the mist maiden felt tricked when she found he had deceived her.
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