There are the mumbled lyrics of a hardened rock star.
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Usually there's an awkward silence followed by a mumbled confession.
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Then someone walked over and mumbled something in Hayes' ear.
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Once he rapped, mumbled, growled, and changed voices at will.
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" She said she "mumbled something about having heard the stories.
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"Damned if I do, damned if I don't," he mumbled.
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The turmoil abated when Mr. Mansour reluctantly mumbled the correct words.
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"A couple minutes … a year ago …" Aniston mumbled under her breath.
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I mumbled some bromides about hoping that things would get better.
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From across the water, a mossy voice mumbled their names. Grandma?
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Coaches instructed players, mumbled to assistants, and fumed at the referees.
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" Pressed by reporters, he mumbled a reluctant apology: "Sorry, very sorry.
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"Child, child, child," mumbled one robot, as they rocked an empty cradle.
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Shocked audience members watched as she rambled, slurred words and mumbled lyrics.
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Zombie Formalism was self-serious and mumbled about the death of painting.
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" Straddling a fork of the tree, Fifth Uncle mumbled, "Sure, plenty more.
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"Hi, my name is Charlie,* and I'm not an alcoholic," I mumbled.
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"Everyone else bring data," a few people mumbled dutifully from the back.
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After the game, he mumbled something about being influenced by rap lyrics.
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A woman pressed her forehead against a threshold, kissed it and mumbled.
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Rifling confusedly through a sheaf of papers, Schabowski mumbled details about new travel
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"This is what the ledger shows," she mumbled as she typed the words.
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I could discern a bit of a mumbled exchange going on behind me.
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I just handed him the ball and the marker and mumbled my name.
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Usually I mumbled something unintelligible about working late or my car getting towed.
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When Ryan was asked about this, he mumbled and walked away from reporters.
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"I've just got to do a number two, that's all," the Black Beast mumbled.
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I mumbled a question about the polls, and whether they'd match the official results.
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"Honestly I have no idea what I can take from that match," he mumbled.
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I listened as Klimt mumbled through the overheads and wanted to sleep just then.
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" I offered him the bag, which he accepted eagerly with a mumbled, "Thanks, man.
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"This happens to me," she mumbled as she lay back and closed her eyes.
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John Waters mumbled something — an apology, maybe — and the two of them walked away.
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Increasingly miserable, I finally just mumbled in the back row until the inevitable dismissal.
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He got halfway through the first verse and then stopped and mumbled an apology.
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Ms Yau mumbled her words to make them sound like "People's re-fucking" of China.
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The lyrics flow one into the other, and Ocean's pronunciation occasionally sounds like mumbled frustrations.
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Ndossoka told police his daughter "just kept crying" as his son mumbled his last words.
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" Flagg mumbled slightly, but clarified his craving, saying, "Smoked salmon, caviar… so light it up.
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Assuming he was taking the piss, I recoiled slightly and mumbled an apology of sorts.
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"Nothing can stop the angry looks or curses mumbled under the breath," Mr. Belkin said.
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She stared down at it, and mumbled reasons for not staying for a parenting class.
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"It still might not be enough," his friend Barry Lehman, 54, mumbled under his breath.
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" I mumbled: "I'm sorry you feel that, but I'm glad we can talk about it.
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He just needed a little more sleep, he mumbled when she tried to rouse him.
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I mumbled something noncommittal, and she leaned back and punched me accusingly on the shoulder.
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At times during the confession, he appeared confused and mumbled through some of his responses.
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I wormed out of the car, mumbled a thank you, and forgot to rate the driver.
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The Eagle also struggled to get to his feet and mumbled through his conversation with cops.
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Then, after a second or two, tongue still lodged between her teeth, I mumbled, 'What now?
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Ftouhi mumbled "Allahu akbar" through a medical mask as the hearing started, CNN-affiliate WDIV reported.
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" Ali stared at the cameraman and he mumbled: "Most of my campaigning was not really me.
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And when I ate it, I mumbled cuss words to myself, because it tasted like trash.
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The soldiers mumbled apologies and left hurriedly in a fit of self-preservation, disappointed and embarrassed.
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I get it, Bran mumbled something about Tyrion needing to fix all the issues he's caused.
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While the prime minister was fulsome in his praise of the plan, his rivals mumbled vagueness.
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And then all of a sudden, you'll hear this mumbled, murky sound — and I'm like, 'Oh.
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He initially mistook a prosecutor for his own lawyer, and mumbled through some of his responses.
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At packed, hastily scheduled meetings, the distressed homeowners encountered mumbled excuses from officials, and even insults.
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I mumbled something about having been a middling high-school racer, back in the Reagan Administration.
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He gave the wives a makeshift science show to the mumbled strains of the 1812 Overture.
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" After each one, the attendees mumbled, in unison, " Que en paz descanse ," or "Rest in peace.
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He appeared confused at times during the videotaped interview, and mumbled through some of his responses.
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Last December, you mumbled something like "Stranger Things is soooooo good," before squirming out of the conversation.
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As I mumbled a response, he said, "It's cool, right?" without it really sounding like a question.
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"[She] mumbled something, knocked some things off of the counter and then walked out," the spokesperson said.
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Trump attempted to name others but stumbled during his speech and mumbled "and … all of these" instead.
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Fincham gave mumbled instructions to staff members in a control tower, near the midpoint of the pool.
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He turned and mumbled something to the busboy, who dashed off and returned in a few moments.
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Diagnosis "I feel very pain," the 62-year-old mumbled incoherently as he sat in a wheelchair.
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Bunch of bitches, Mariah mumbled, staring into the sharp lines she had trimmed into her customer's head.
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"I'm very tired," he mumbled before being quickly spirited away in a van by Mexican migration officials.
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A stranger fumbled behind him with an umbrella he had dropped and mumbled "sorry" before walking away.
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Politicians mumbled about welcoming China's rise when they meant that they did not know how to stop it.
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" A man sitting next to me mumbled, referring to Roubini, "He wouldn't even know what code looks like.
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"Always busy, always busy," Henry mumbled as he made himself comfortable on the couch and unzipped his backpack.
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With airplanes in my dreams, I groggily mumbled to Amanda something about her being a BLUE ANGEL pilot.
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"What took you so long?" her husband of nearly five decades mumbled irritably when she knelt beside him.
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Two investigators feigning fatherly concern fed Mr. Dassey crucial details and elicited a halting, mumbled and contradictory confession.
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The best she can manage is a mumbled joke about how boring the sex part of pornography is.
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They have mumbled occasional words of protest, sometimes even harsh ones, like Ryan's use of "racist" last year.
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I buzzed the super and showed him a picture from the video, and he mumbled an apartment number.
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He sings something, a short refrain, hardly more than a mumbled melody—or memory—embedded in his voice.
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" But this day, one person looked up at us with total amazement, slowly pointed his finger and mumbled "food!
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These a little stories of heartbreak and triumph, held like memories, mumbled down a telephone line filled with static.
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But he just sipped from his cup and mumbled a few answers before she decided to launch in outright.
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The Georgian dictator of the Soviet Union had a noticeable accent and is said to have mumbled his case-endings.
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One prospective juror, a friend of Bosma, was dismissed last week and mumbled "fuckers" as he stared at the accused.
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When asked if he understood the charge he faces, Harris mumbled "yes" as he sat next to his public defender.
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Remote calls into a conference room at headquarters are the worst: too often, voices are muffled, mumbled, delayed and indistinct.
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"I can't even look at the stuff without catching it," he mumbled, scrawling a script for a big ol' antibiotic.
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I mumbled any number of mortified "I'm sorrys" and then — as one does — ran away to the port-a-potties.
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By his first public performance of "Dat Stick" in September 2016, he mumbled the lyric so it wasn't really audible.
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"Shroom's in the car; let's go," mumbled Gbus, the driver and Laurie's partner, whom some of the kids call their stepdad.
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I mumbled a greeting, then crossed to the bed, where I proceeded shakily through the pronouncement checklist in my intern handbook.
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Maybe the static and heavy breathing that accompanied each episode's mumbled voiceovers were what inspired my visceral dread around the series.
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She asked him if the vehicle was his, but he mumbled something incoherent and put his hands his pocket, she said.
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And then he just mumbled all of this stuff that I couldn't understand, and bursts out in this big, bellicose laughter.
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Even more impressive is a gesture-based control, about which the assembled press made audibly excited mumbled comparisons to Star Wars.
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She mumbled something about leaving her license in the car, then turned and scurried with her friend out of the store.
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General McMaster mumbled an answer that no one could recall later, but suffice to say it did not satisfy the president.
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Gunsolas mumbled from his seat that he, too, abhorred fraud, and fled the theater to jeers and catcalls from the audience.
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"So that was where I found myself when I took up directing, which is for people who are taken seriously," he mumbled.
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Before he died, the wounded suspect "mumbled a few unclear statements in Arabic but otherwise did not say a word," Portal said.
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He mumbled how he'd never met a girl like me before, and I thought of how I had met 50 of him.
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Half-asleep, he mumbled something, but I could see that he wasn't fully awake, so I decided not to ask him again.
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Witnesses tell us Johnny surprised the crowd by getting onstage and mumbled something most people couldn't understand ... it's kinda his thing nowadays.
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"Boy" keeps Liam's fate open-ended, without a decisive denouement; perhaps his confusion, anger and mumbled attempts at friendship are tragic enough.
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I thrust the flowers toward her and mumbled something about birthday greetings while she gestured dismissively and told me to come in.
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I mumbled something about not being the right person for this, and got out of his office as fast as I could.
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But Lemmy looked right at me and handed me a Jack & Coke and mumbled something incoherent that basically meant I was accepted.
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It has been disappointing to see only mumbled remonstrance from foreign powers and international institutions that could curb Mr. Bukele's authoritarian plunge.
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" I brought home a black girl in high school and my aunt angrily mumbled, "Oh, do you see him and that Negrita?
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A raspy voice rambles over a grainy phone call on FreeJAH's opener, and even through mumbled words you can make out Jah's charisma.
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A few soggy rain jackets dripped onto the floor, and someone mumbled a maxim normally reserved for weddings about rain bringing good luck.
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The announcer who announced silver mumbled the name Sweden so oddly that I only realized they won silver when they grabbed the trophy.
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When faced with this unexpected confrontation from a homosexual, he half-heartedly mumbled "fucking queer," got back into his car, and drove off.
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"We commend a fellow citizen for this honour but have not always agreed with his observations," the Minister of Information mumbled about his award.
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By a lake near my house, he turned toward me, mumbled something about how cute I was, and pulled me in for the kiss.
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He mumbled to Carlos Perozo, another driver, who said he had been out of work for a year because of a dead car battery.
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After the court adjourned, he mumbled something about a telephone: A court official later said he had asked again to call his former wife.
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Influenced by Bob Dylan, he thought, Dion had mumbled the lyrics, unthinkable for a "message" song linking the murders of Abraham Lincoln, the Rev.
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He turned on his radio and mumbled some breaker-breaker nonsense into it, and in a few seconds he got a few squawks back.
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I mumbled, I shuffled, I shaved a strip of hair along the middle of my head, front to back—I was his personal Antichrist.
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Throughout that very long night, he had mumbled conversations with his dead sister and screamed for me to get the toothpaste off his teeth.
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He took the stage and mumbled through a speech that saw him seem contrite in a way that seemed impossible just a few months ago.
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The former NHL star crawled around on all fours ... mumbled incoherently and wrestled with officers as they tried to slap the cuffs on his wrists.
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"I have no choice but to come now," she mumbled, explaining that her work on e-commerce websites kept her busy late into the evening.
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What we hear most, though, are the mumbled snatches of conversations between our hero and his ex (Kaye's real-life girlfriend, celebrity stylist Sydney Lopez).
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The man behind me — I knew it was a man even before I turned around — mumbled something and then shoved me hard into the door.
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He cuts mumbled promos and talks about what's going on inside his guts after winning fights, and has an amazing post-fight victory, uh, gesture.
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The recordings, complete with background noise and mumbled words, are transcribed by humans, a process that helps cut the speech recognition error rate in half.
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So salty I actually mumbled "must be nice" to a lady while I was walking through first class and the air hostess handed her champagne.
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It has been seven years since my friends, and now my directors, Mike and Enda, first mumbled the idea to me in a Dublin pub.
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Instead, behold crunchy drums at half speed, ostinato synthesizer gradually dissipating, and a performer whose mumbled raps exhibit the stupor he wishes listeners would emulate.
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Trump mumbled and sniffled his way through the conciliatory portions of the speech and only seemed to really perk up when he bragged about the economy.
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It's intimate and personal, as if he just mumbled the songs to himself on a dreary walk to work and we're just lucky to overhear them.
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Nick didn't really know how to react — he got all red-faced and awkward and mumbled over his turtleneck something about not expecting to hear that.
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Atif*, a Muslim jewelry salesman from Pakistan and Lucas' drinking partner, mumbled a few slurred sentences as more men came and went from the vendor's stall.
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Second, he mumbled something about not being in favor of first strike, but then said "I can't take anything off the table," two entirely contradictory statements.
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" According to the report, Woods "was extremely slow to answer questions, had slurred and mumbled speech, and was slow to provide his DL, registration, and insurance.
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By turns irreverent and impassioned, he drew laughter and applause, as he cheerfully mumbled his way through discussions of "gigabit broadband" and other high-tech investments.
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"We have reached the end of the usefulness of that policy," Mr Clinton mumbled, before expressing hopes that China would be changed by engagement with the world.
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I mumbled something unsatisfying and not entirely relevant about how he, not I, had put Shydlovski in that position, and walked away confused, humiliated, and feeling guilty.
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And yeah, I've definitely had scary moments on stage where there's been some random, mumbled, made-up words as I'm just searching for energy to stay awake.
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"But Mister Softee only has two flavors of ice cream and they taste the same," I mumbled while cowering and deflecting the things he threw at me.
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"Jim Morrison looked at our weird set and mumbled, 'This is the damnedest TV show I've ever seen,'" Mr. Zacherle told The New York Times in 2012.
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I mumbled something about the fact that the cities being annihilated on the show's virtual map were not terrorist training camps but regular places with ordinary folk.
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I don't usually like lyric-filled songs because they give me too many flavors, but in this song the vocals were mumbled so it wasn't too much.
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But he mumbled and stuttered for several seconds as he gave his name and date of birth at the start of a preliminary hearing in the case.
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You get your poetry in snatches now, because it shows up as croaked lines deep inside the groove or buried in the mix or mumbled through a sleeve.
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Plus, Rydholm, riding shotgun, had mumbled something about a course speed limit, giving me further pause—though he seemed to thoroughly disregard it once behind the wheel himself.
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"Jared approached Alyssa and mumbled something about 'goodbye,' then grabbed her arm and wiped it on his chest to show he was covered in kerosene," reads the page.
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He mumbled back, 'uh I didn't....' and looked down and away, at that point he walked off and everyone watching me was looking at me like I was crazy.
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It's not all desolation and mumbled sentences, but the Party Chat sketches are a window into the side of the crack on we so often fail to talk about.
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All of this, the mumbled speeches and the "here you can see"s and even the damnable memes (thankfully they stopped yelling HYPE all the time), feels like comfort.
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Out over the Georges Bank, the vehicle's internal dampeners had shut off, and the AI-pilot had mumbled something about autonomous zones, freedom of information, and limited meal service.
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Some days ago, the Hindu owner of a medicine shop in Pakur mumbled resignedly, "Modi has spoiled the market," as he rummaged in his cash register for small change.
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Last summer, when the I.O.C. was confronted with evidence that Russian doping was all-encompassing, it mumbled and let 280 or so Russian athletes compete in the Rio Games.
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Bee's outfit of high-necked, long-sleeved nightgown and chastity belt, combined with her terrified mumbled apology after every joke, added up to something both funny and rather chilling.
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Tiger Woods was still so out of it 2 and a half hours after cops pulled him over for DUI ... he stumbled and mumbled his way through breathalyzer testing.
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"I heard my other dog downstairs going crazy unlike I've ever heard before," Merrill told KPTV, adding that the man mumbled, waved her off and kept walking around a trampoline.
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I'd never heard someone say that word out loud before, other than when my mom told me about the time someone mumbled it under their breath after hearing her accent.
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How a group of Midwestern white kids who mumbled about "bitches" and unapologetically slept through interviews with the New York Times managed to make an album so prophetic is unclear.
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Their conversations were friendly and they exchanged email addresses, but Ms. Dobson could see the deterioration in her friend, who mumbled to herself and claimed people were stealing her identity.
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He mumbled through some of his lower-energy campaign events -- leading some voters to wonder what had happened to the dynamic vice-presidential candidate they saw in 2008 and 2012.
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Officer Shelby told investigators that she asked Mr. Crutcher if the vehicle belonged to him and whether it was disabled, but he only mumbled to himself and did not answer.
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"Once Martha's probation is up, she's going to be bigger than ever, and we'll work together again," he once mumbled, putting his hands together like Renfield awaiting the return of Dracula.
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These are––generally speaking––paranoid, twitchy, busy people, and so conversation, if it exists at all, shouldn't extend much past mumbled pleasantries in the back of a blacked-out Vauxhall Astra.
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He mumbled and squirmed through interviews, rocked greasy hair and thrift-store sweatshirts onstage, and had a tattoo of the state of Texas on his arm, even though he hated Texas.
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Tillerson mumbled a few words about free and fair elections while in Cairo, but was quick to endorse Egypt's latest offensive against Islamist insurgents in the Sinai and the Western Desert.
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Salvini, who couldn't face looking Boldrini in the eye, mumbled incoherently when the moderator asked if he would apologize for the time he had mocked her with the blow-up sex doll.
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When I mumbled out a reluctant "no," she would march me back to my unkempt bedroom and wait at in the doorway until I haphazardly tossed the comforter and pillows in place.
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I have gotten upset and asked why this is, just to get a mumbled response about the house not being presentable and how I don't understand what he has to go through.
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The last time someone asked me what music I was into, I mumbled something about Drake and stared into the middle distance, trying to remember a time when I had an identity.
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"He turned over and acknowledged and looked at me, and he, like, reached for my hand," the agent said, later adding that Rice said his name and mumbled something about the pellet gun.
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In one apparent torture case at a small hospital in Ma'rib, a man in his thirties, Mohammed, mumbled endlessly and incoherently to himself - his face and body awash with deep burns and scars
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Yigiter said they use sound engineers to add mumbled conversation in the area's native language and natural ambient noises—coins if there's a market scene, crackling flames for the Great Fire of London.
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"Fuck you," I mumbled, as my version of Kat turned her gaze to the skies and plummeted away from a world of thoughtless plutocrats, a canister of gas slowly twisting in the wind.
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I covered parts of the trials in 218 for New York Newsday, and wish that I had been more skeptical and that I had shouted, rather than mumbled, the doubts I did express.
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Mr. Lewis, who lived with his mother and had graduated from a school for students with learning disabilities, appeared confused at times during the videotaped interview, and mumbled through some of his responses.
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Then Robby got in the car and gave his runner-up exit interview – only problem was he mumbled the whole thing into his damn handkerchief and we have no idea what he was saying.
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"Golden Hill" is his first novel, and not a typical first novel (mumbled quasi-memoir) but an ebullient, freewheeling historical fiction set in 18th-century New York City three decades before the Revolutionary War.
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Phil threw the 'Heil' and screamed, "WHITE POWER!" on camera at a concert honoring Dimebag's legacy, thus validating a long history of mumbled racism claims and making "Camp Phil" the most undesired allegiance in metal.
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Whereas Mr Corbyn mumbled through his usual unconvincing policy compromises on migration, it was Ms Lucas who provided the clear, ringing endorsement for the free movement of labour, describing it as "the most wonderful gift".
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Slumped in a chair with a black hooded sweatshirt on during his postgame news conference, he mumbled several one-word answers, ignored some questions entirely and then abruptly got up and left after about two minutes.
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She can lend vocals to a bass-pumping house hit, a mumbled Caribbean dancehall mix, or a tear-filled, wailing ballad best consumed with a side of whiskey, and it's almost guaranteed to climb the charts.
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"I ran upstairs, waited in line and presented the box to a very shocked Jonathan, all the adrenaline fell out of me and I mumbled, 'Errr, here you go…' Then pretty much ran away!" she continues.
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In a call today discussing the report's numbers, both CEO Marissa Mayer and CFO Ken Goldman stayed fairly quiet on the Tumblr news, though Goldman mumbled something about a "combination" of factors for the write down.
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If, as David St. Hubbins of Spinal Tap once mused, there's a fine line between stupid and clever, Lil Peep has mumbled and stumbled his way to standing on both sides of that line at once.
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After his Snapchat session, where Kardashian appeared distressed and mumbled about being upset, he uploaded the video to Instagram where he said he thought this year was going to be the best year of his life.
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But over the past year or so, more British MCs have been emulating their mumbled bars and the wavy, often cold mood that defines their music, as well as the prescription drug use that underpins it.
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Charles, while working his way down a line of dignitaries, shook hands with one man, then glanced at Pence's wife, Karen, and the vice president, and mumbled something while walking in front of them without pausing.
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But if you lean in and listen — and you'll have to, since people evidently mumbled in the late 1950s — you'll detect the tidal tug of an ego that would reshape the landscape of New York theater.
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"Ghost Town," from producer Benny Blanco, comes in sounding instrumentally the most like a fully actualized song on Ye, but the lyrics are just a mumble jumble, with no meaning or chorus halfway mumbled into a mic.
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Screenshot: Good Morning America (YouTube)Donald Trump mumbled his way through a response to a softball question on UFOs and extraterrestrial life in an interview with Good Morning America's George Stephanopoulos in a clip released on Saturday.
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I've heard them spat in anger and mumbled in resignation and from California, you can hear them choked through smoke and fear in real time as 503 explodes the ranks of America's fastest growing demographic: Disaster survivor.
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Less than a week after his managers tossed aside Hornacek, who, to his credit, mumbled nothing but pleasantries, Dolan talked to a New York Post writer and slipped a shiv in the ribs of the recently departed.
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Officer Shelby asked Mr. Crutcher if the vehicle belonged to him and whether it was disabled, but he only mumbled to himself and did not answer any of her questions, the district attorney's investigator wrote in an affidavit.
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She called a few people earlier and mumbled what had happened with her broken mouth but now it is late, the dark sky has poured itself down into the city and the lights on the ward are dimmed.
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The cheery man, whose name tag said "Pablo" on it, mumbled "we've got a cash customer" into a radio microphone on his lapel, which had the effect of instantly making me feel like I had done something very wrong.
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Directed by artist Azul Carazo, who has done visual work with the project before, "Vida Come Vida" (Life Feeds On Life) depicts the bloody struggle among earth's animals for survival, soundtracked by aggressively mumbled chanting amidst thrilling, deteriorated techno.
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Dressed in a short-sleeved shirt and slacks, Schwartz appeared to be quietly talking to himself, with hushed, mumbled words, and for a long moment, it seemed as if he was some sort of monk, living in another, more esoteric world.
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It isn't the copious amount of foul language and "fucks" the film has to give (somewhere around 35, give or take for different variations, mumbled, or muttered half-fucks), or even the gratuitous violence that hammers this point into the ground.
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When the attendant asked if I was interested in an "intestinal cleansing," I mumbled "sure," dreamily allowing her to escort me to a room where I found out, rather abruptly, that the "cleansing" was, in fact, an indigenous herbal tea enema.
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But I just mumbled, "She's probably so stoned that she thought I was somebody else..." Patti was on a tour in Los Angeles to celebrate the 40th Anniversary of her first record, Horses, one of the greatest debut albums of all time.
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"You're a fucking bitch," Roy mumbled and then laughed, just a little at first and then more, because the ease at which he could tell this thing that did whatever he said that she was a fucking bitch was funny, and surprisingly fun.
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On Saturday, umpire James Keothavong stayed in his chair and watched on with the rest of the 23,000-capacity crowd as the big-hitting Australian mumbled away to himself while facing an array of exquisite Federer winners that kept flying past his racket.
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ELAH VALLEY, Israel — Over the summer, in a spacious sunlit studio in the lush Elah Valley here between Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, Rabbi Hanania Schwartz and Yuval Azoulay covered their heads with yarmulkes and mumbled a blessing before sipping from their water bottles.
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" He mumbled thoughts on the current sad state of the region, the result of Western leaders who "bought the Muslims' idea that Bosnia is a multicultural state and needs to be preserved as such in one piece, no matter what the cost.
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Whether anyone heard the diplomatic niceties mumbled to the officials on the tarmac didn't matter: The wider message, meant for anyone watching — or reading, or checking Instagram — was unmistakable from the pictures, which were singularly easy to read no matter what the platform.
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Clicking on an AGREE button no more means that you agree with the content of a "terms of service" agreement than politely nodding your head during a mumbled conversation in a noisy bar means you support the opinion you aren't really hearing.
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His processed, mumbled gospel music came to life in the hands of a full choir before he ceded the stage to The-Dream and Chance the Rapper, and he was glowing and grinning stage right while the latter delivered a typically buoyant, crafty verse.
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" Shogun is done with the Royal Headache period of his life, and he's reluctant to provide details about that band's dissolution, "out of respect" for his previous bandmates—although he's quick to add a mumbled aside of "not that they have any for me.
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On the day that I mumbled my allegiance to the United States in a Brooklyn courthouse—surrounded by hundreds of other new citizens, all of us dressed in our best clothes—I never imagined that I might soon see such atrocities committed in my name.
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The vocals feature the A's "leaned-out" style of rapping—a hoarse urgency that commands attention, punctuated by mumbled soliloquies—pioneered by Gucci Mane and currently embodied by artists who aren't even from the A, such as Fetty Wap (Paterson, New Jersey) and Desiigner (Brooklyn).
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Kelly, who is the nephew of former Buffalo Bills quarterback Jim Kelly, allegedly entered a residence on the 3200 block of South Lincoln Street "uninvited and sat on a couch by a woman who was holding a child and mumbled to her incoherently," according to the affidavit.
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She excels at this mode, and many of these songs twinge the heartstrings with an affected pathos she's rarely approached — especially "Fuck It I Love You," half exclaimed and half mumbled over thin, hypnotic, trembling keyboards, and "Love Song," whose orchestral flutters suit her melody's wounded grandeur.
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Apart from ashen-faced, mumbled statements from the Vote Leave headquarters on Friday, Boris Johnson and Michael Gove have also ducked the limelight; Mr Johnson is meeting friends and allies today, June 26th, at his house near Oxford in what are believed to be talks about his impending leadership bid.
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The percussionist Mustafa Ahmed told Mr. Marble that Russell used a mantric alphabet to come up with sung melodies; that could be a key to the flexible construction of the "World of Echo" lyrics, which were often written down with three possibilities for a single word, and mumbled all the same.
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"1Night," a mumbled sing-song riff on keeping a relationship casual, is over production Yachty described as "a snippet beat… not even a real beat," but its charm comes from the way it sounds almost like a rambling voicemail punctuated by gorgeous, swooning Auto-Tuned vocals that dip through the background.
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After an hour or so of sex (for the record, sex on the beach is fine on Greek sand and not fine at all on a pebble beach in England), during which at least one security patrol totally failed to see us, we vaguely mumbled a goodnight and went our separate ways.
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Soon he began singing in that appealingly cracked voice: He mumbled a few musical phrases to himself, then tried a couplet: "Right when you thought that I was so average/That's when you turned me into a savage," lingering over the vowel sounds and pushing his voice even further into scratched territory.
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I did not know that people were subjected to racial classifications, official and unofficial, epithets that were mumbled and shouted, or categories that were checked off on birth certificates and census forms, tallied in school-district and city-planning offices, and inscribed on property deeds. Caucasian. Negro. Mexican. Ethiopian. White. Jew. Gentile.
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It was only a few days after the inauguration, and I'm not articulate enough to deliver this big speech, but it seemed irresponsible not to say something, and so it was all very confusing, and I feel like I mumbled some things, and then people were like, "OK, OK," and hustled me off the stage.
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The sense seemed to be that McGregor had hit a nerve by giving voice to a previously mumbled concern within the community that less monetarily successful and therefore less powerful fighters would never dare: that the promotional demands the UFC puts on its fighters can be onerous, draining, unilateral, and take away from fighters' ability to do their jobs.
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As introduced to the world on Talking Heads: 77, David Byrne is not a punk, he's a geek, and hardly a lovable one — the grownup version of the weird kid who sat in the back of the class and mumbled to himself, who stared at his feet and clenched his jaw, so lost in his own thoughts he never talked to anyone else.
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The annual event has metastasized into a sprawling tumor of reporters yelling out questions — whether the Atlanta Falcons running back Devonta Freeman has a favorite fish (yes: tilapia), whether the New England Patriots center David Andrews has a favorite breakfast cereal (yes: Cap'n Crunch, Crunch Berries) and whether the Patriots coach Bill Belichick knows about "Bill Belichick Underwear," a pair of which one TV reporter from Alaska claimed to be wearing (no: "Guess I missed that one," Coach mumbled).
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The production felt like a four-hour Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, and indeed much of what was presented from the novel explicitly copied the AA meeting format: a character stood and introduced him- or herself by name and then confessed to addiction, bad behavior, evil thoughts, and a general sense of worthlessness with a side of suicidal tendencies, while the others on stage mumbled support or acted out their own inability to behave in a remotely sociable way.
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