You notice that your pet is panting more than usual.
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The insidious greed of panting 'Is it going to happen?
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As they go, the score rises and falls — panting, basically.
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Hassan walked back to Hina's doorstep, panting with the effort.
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Note to government bureaucrats panting to regulate Facebook: Back off!
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Mr. McConnell is panting to have members vote on it.
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His face is covered with blood and he is panting.
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But dogs are really panting when they're laughing, and that's a good thing: It turns out dogs only have a few sweat glands in their foot pads, so they rely on panting to cool down.
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By the time it ends, everyone is sweating and panting heavily.
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Maria comes out panting, and takes a shower to calm down.
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The deputy mayor and I fell onto each other's shoulders, panting.
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She was panting by the time she got to the car.
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"I hear him breathing loudly, almost panting, and making grunts," she said.
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Etna, sweating and panting, his lips "white rimmed with thirst and excitement."
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The breathing was far louder now, a low, animal panting. Heavy. Urgent.
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He always ran ahead, panting heavily, but my spindly legs kept up.
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Why not call the ape's reaction something neutral, like, say, vocalized panting?
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Ms. Panting said "Bridgit" had been produced in an edition of three.
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He walked in the door panting (as if he had been running).
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One student once arrived to a session drenched in sweat and panting.
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"Jive for me always gets me panting and burning the most," she says.
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LONDON — Panting, pounding, thrusting, bobbing, bouncing, gurgling, knocking, wiggling — are you uncomfortable yet?
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Safari shouts at the panting women, who are blocking, punching, and memorizing sequences.
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Of course, not all of the president's opponents are panting for a prosecution.
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Each time we caught up, panting and sweating, the boys wanted to continue.
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Because of her Cushing's, Akeela had been panting on and off for months.
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He stopped at the next street, bending over, panting, hands on his knees.
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"We rescue ducks like this all the time," said Mr. Di Leonardo, panting.
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Plus, I am able to sweat through my skin, not just through panting.
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Plus, I am able to sweat through my skin, not just through panting.
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I would be panting, grasping for my water, and she would never take breaks.
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You're panting out of your ass, and you're pretty convinced you're having a coronary.
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He always woke up too soon, panting and sweating, unable to fall asleep again.
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I could barely walk one block without panting, hardly able to breathe, and coughing.
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The sheriff's office said Chance was panting, drooling and suffocating when he was found.
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A tiny version of you pops out aliveFrom a burning wood, swims upstream, panting.
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Panting, the men began to shake their heads, saying it wasn't going to work.
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He had to hear past the hissing sound in the recording, and the panting.
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The dog trotted up to me, panting in the humidity, his jowly mouth smiling.
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The panting pack sociably trots together, the shelter's guides breaking up the occasional disagreement.
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It is not like whispering lies about which famous women are panting for him.
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At parades, he'll speed through crowds, leaving younger staffers and reporters panting after him.
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He bent over, hands on knees, panting, and looked up with a giddy smile.
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In the 21981s and '21947s, erotic thrillers enticed panting movie audiences across the country.
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After about 25 minutes the emergency workers are panting and sweaty from the exertion.
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Slowly they made their way across the river, panting, struggling to carry their friend.
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They dine right next to us at restaurants, panting happily at their owners' feet.
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Ham's high amount of fat and salt can lead to diarrhea, panting, vomiting and thirst.
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"The capabilities of the camera will leave any Housewife or Housewives fan panting," he said.
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"Panting and getting out of breath is a way to express yourself," Dr. Allison says.
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Panting heavily, Parmley yells "it's bad" as the group encounters other residents trying to escape.
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Everything had become a cage, and I was the animal trapped inside, panting for air.
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Exhausted, Felix and Miller both lay panting on the track while their times were calculated.
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Between sessions, he poured it at the counter while she lay panting on the sheets.
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The bartender is panting and pulling money out of his pocket at the same time.
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Its dystopia is perfectly plausible, a deft rendition of the problems panting against our present.
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So, if you're still panting over the Saturday crossword workout, give the Spiral a try.
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We were to wait, like panting poodles at an empty dinner dish, for the transcript.
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It survived pogroms, strikes, third-world status, and, finally, bolted out, panting, into the 21st century.
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In a last-ditch effort, the mouse squashes itself up against the rock and waits, panting.
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It's strikingly different from the kind of panting, overexcited qualities of a lot of exploitation cinema.
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Our dogs would often lazily collapse in the wet grass and watch her pace, panting contentedly.
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I was sweating and panting far more than I ever had from an hourlong treadmill workout.
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Panting, I rush into the bathroom, flick on the light, and stare down into the bowl. Nothing.
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And even though I'm panting, my hair in disarray from the struggle, I see we look immortal.
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Early on weekday mornings, I often find myself panting and sweating beside strangers in a dark room.
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The wolf isn't at the door, but you can hear it panting out there in the woods.
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The men were panting and sweating; the tiny girl stood helplessly by, saying, 'Oh, my God,' repeatedly.
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I don't see Congress panting to put people on the ground to go to war in Syria.
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It was panting, gathering its strength again, and I stared at it as we settled the bill,.
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"Fog-panting and exhausted [the trees] stand in this unreal world, in unreal misery," Herzog once wrote.
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And then you hear it: like a dog, panting and quickly wheezing, but you realise it's not.
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Amaiah Jenkins, 10, emerged sweaty and panting after barreling down a slide positioned between two elephant tusks.
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When the room went quiet, I could hear only the gentle panting of a dozen service dogs.
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By comparison, Skepta sounds like a literalist — he's panting, and then boasting, but she's barely paying attention.
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There is a dramatic break when the women collapse onto the floor in panting states of disarray.
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A few months later came "Attention," the slick, lithe, panting funk vamp that announced Mr. Puth's rebirth.
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We were panting for tech, being teased with the possibilities of what kids now view as commonplace.
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But he arrives late, causing momentary panic in Gypsy until she sees him burst through the doors, panting.
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Mara's ass was turning to red-on-pink stripes, and her lollipop lips were getting dry from panting.
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About 100 of us were just like"—she mimics enthusiastically panting like an amorous cartoon dog—"following him.
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I just stood there surrounded by them, panting and realizing that I was getting into something very special.
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"Part of the special sauce here is tempo," he says after I fall off of a treadmill, panting.
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Isabelle went on a wild goose chase all over the building, returning 10 minutes later panting and huffing.
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P.T. stops crying, and I can hear both of us panting and an ambulance siren in the distance.
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We assume that dogs who are panting, with tongues out and big smiles, are happy as can be.
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You'll notice the figure skaters when they've finished their routine and are smiling for the camera, they're panting.
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After a few minutes of darting across the sunbaked court, most of us were left panting and sweating.
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In Japanese, ahegao translates as an onomatopoeia mashup of panting (as in, "ahe ahe") and "gao," or face.
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"Dogs may go through an excitatory phase, they might actually start panting and they may pace around," she said.
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"When passing 700 metres my legs were stiff and I was panting really hard," he said through an interpreter.
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He was still panting when she kissed him as if eating the sweetness of his orgasm on his breath.
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The writer was there, and we stood there, panting, laughing at this, the fact that this was really happening.
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Every morning, I woke up with two giant animals nuzzling me, panting in my face, demanding to be walked.
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"Every afternoon, like clockwork, I would hear panting, heavy breathing," said Brandon, whose desk was near the executive's office.
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Her dogs were panting in the May heat of the San Fernando Valley, and the house was boiling inside.
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"Carabobo needs soul, it needs for hope to return," he said in the video, panting from the exercise machine.
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"Can't be the first one to lose my breath," a panting Trump sings before tumbling down on the grass.
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It calls to mind the panting tongues, bulging eyeballs, springing hearts and steam-shooting ears of Looney Toons characters.
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Then he sat down and began pedalling, filling the bladder with air until the instrument was wheezing and panting.
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The supple bassline and steamy, echoey, percussive panting noises remind him of the Christmas sex he'll never have again.
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The dog days of summer are starting to heat up ... and these shirtless stars with pups will have you panting.
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Another image, collaged on the right, shows Jacqui from behind, panting a blue brick wall – her booty on full display.
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This is the problem with Mind of Mine: Zayn can't rely on that pack of panting boys for distinction anymore.
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Judging by how Myth's smooth footwork left him panting up a storm in his video, though, competition will be stiff.
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The K9mask, that costs $39.99 and promises "easy air intake for resting or panting", is looking for an Indian distributor.
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Still panting, aching and feeling slightly delirious, McIlroy and I head off to a quiet room to have a chat.
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"Literally, he went five to 10 steps, and then he would lay down and start panting," Heggie said on GMA.
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Other passengers can be heard cursing and panting and seen grasping at their harness straps as water sloshed around them.
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"I'M ALIVE," she bellows, kneeling on the bed and panting like a woman in the wreckage of an airplane crash.
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Ten feet away, in the shadow, Ricky was waiting for him, on the path perhaps, sitting, panting, head cocked, watching intently.
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That's why you may start panting and feel bullets of sweat rolling down your forehead when eating a super spicy meal.
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"As a dog becomes heat stressed, they will start panting and drooling excessively," said Tom House, a veterinarian in south Texas.
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He was panting and struggling to breath when he was pulled from the car by the police and animal control officers.
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She could hear Dog panting softly as he loped along beside the septon and his donkey, tongue lolling from his mouth.
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And when I looked at myself in the mirror after, panting, but feeling accomplished, I remember thinking one thing: Holy shit.
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"For a lot of us, this is the best part of the week," said Ms. Winson, still panting from a dismount.
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While holding a sloshing coffee and a half-eaten croissant, puffing and panting, the desperate beep-beep-beep of the doors?
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Of course, sex scenes were fine with your friends, but with your parents those sounds of puffing and panting became unbearable.
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"After he closes the last curtain, he's panting, but I don't hear him breathing," Guadagnino told the film's editor, Walter Fasano.
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I was panting and paranoid, sure that when the room-service waiter knocked and I didn't answer, he'd call the police. . . .
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The pace of the initial tweets begins to slow, the collective anger turns into a sort of grubby, post-coital panting.
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A leashed white dog — with a charming spot covering one eye and a panting smile — joins in during the horn section.
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That sticky season of infatuation, we sat in front of the panting air conditioner, shucked our clothes, and studied each other's skin.
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Even the steepest passages, I climbed with such ease that my boyfriend — who was just a little envious — was panting behind me.
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Songs like "Black Sea" — the throbbing, panting centerpiece of Cupid's Head — suit marathon study sessions and strobe-lit club workouts equally well.
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Each track is also peppered with the sort of natural sounds Vynehall heard in the documentary: bird calls, little tweets, predatory panting.
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Fathers and sons, solitary men paddling against big waves, the contemplation of decay, men sweating and panting on their way to redemption.
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But Daymond wasn't the only one panting for a partnership -- retail chain PetSmart put TurboPUP in over 700 stores across the country.
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As he settled down in the cool dimness, on the wooden bench that lines the tunnel, a lightly panting jogger trotted by.
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The researchers watched video of the dogs completing the experiments and looked for behavioral signs of stress, such as barking or panting.
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Panting, dry-mouthed and with streams of blood crisscrossing his face, Mr. Orr recorded his injuries as he spoke to the camera.
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We're fantastic at sweating out heat, and that gave us a tremendous advantage against creatures that can cool off only by panting.
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The singer would have to hustle up and down the house stairs, grab his guitar while still panting and sing two songs.
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This segment concludes with the Klan being crippled by Joe's gang in a hurried sequence which will leave most viewers panting for more.
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The breath work — so not my jam — involved panting to the beat of an instrumental number with our arms uplifted for two minutes.
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"If a dog's temperature goes above 104 degrees, they can start to experience signs of bloody vomit, bloody diarrhea, seizures, panting, and fainting."
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If your partner's the one giving you the pleasure, let the last sound they hear be the panting post-orgasmic shudder they love.
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He opens his mouth wide, lips relaxed, panting audibly in the same "huh-huh-huh" rhythm of inhalation and exhalation as human laughter.
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I can't believe some of these people in the fast lane effortlessly knocking off multiple laps while I'm panting after one or two.
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He coughed constantly and felt so tired that just walking to the mailbox would leave him panting for air and shaking with fatigue.
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The song starts with her panting breath pacing the beat; the video shows her on the run, nude, in a horror-movie pursuit.
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The panting "False Alarm" serves as the highest-profile instance of dance-punk's revival, and features some of the Weeknd's most unhinged singing.
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To help things along, Panting added native yellow rattle, which is partially parasitic to grass, to the mix of daisies, poppies and cornflowers.
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My face feels swollen, shit's running all over the place, and I'm breathless and panting as though I've just run my fastest 10k.
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It's normal for dogs to pant after exertion or in hot weather, but they shouldn't be panting if they're just walking around the house.
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Opposite, two dogs lie panting outside the Orchard restaurant where workmen have put down their trowels and are sipping tea in the midday heat.
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And it gives you that weird uneasy feeling you're overworking the device, and that it might keel over and die like a panting racehorse.
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And not demure, push the twin beds together, skip over the good part and see them panting over a cigarette afterwards kind of sex.
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When officers from the Manor Police Department arrived they found the puppy panting, crying out and attempting to hide under the seat for shade.
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By the play's end, when Walter has done dirty by pretty much everyone, I swear you'll be panting to sign on in his employ.
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As players get closer, the dog shows other signs of fear and anxiety: licking his lips, yawning, panting harder, and finally growling and snarling.
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In another episode, a lion hunt is shown not as some athletic poetry but a panting brawl in an attempt to suffocate a wildebeest.
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"Sometimes it feels like I'm about to get choked," said Elhadji Adama Niane, a champion swimmer who was panting after a recent workout there.
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As directed by Emma Miller and performed by Julia Greer and Abby Awe, it was all clanging épées and panting breath, brutal and overlong.
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This moves fast, and it needles, but it's clumsily effective — more the exhausted, frantic panting after the 100-yard dash than the dash itself.
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Games are raucous affairs with rough play and frenzied fans squeezed onto the narrow bleachers at one end, between the squads of panting players.
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She was standing there in December, barefoot, her hair messily gathered in a sparkly hair clip, the little dog staring up at her, panting.
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The scene plays without dialogue, just stomach-churning sound design layered over Elizabeth's whimpering and panting, but it says so much about their marriage.
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This is why many pets exhibit unusual and fearful behavior, such as hiding, panting or even running away when lightning strikes and thunder rumbles.
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In the video, Blake is seen panting while jumping over hurdles and doing push-ups, all while carrying the extra weight of the medicine ball.
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PEOPLE Pet Vet Dr. Evan Antin says that overheating in dogs generally starts with excessive panting, followed by lethargy and then mental and physical incoordination.
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THE ROLE: Hulk Hogan, the 60-something ring-warrior whose panting escapades have been caught on tape, and who has a penchant for bushy 'staches.
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Police are warning pet owners to be vigilant this summer after freeing a panting Yorkie from a scorching hot vehicle in Washington, D.C. this week.
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" Panting from the trip down six flights of stairs to the van and back, Victor asks, "Could everyone grab something and we'll make a chain?
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I was panting, groaning and taking mini breaks in between each session – all the while thinking I had underestimated Dev Windsor and the VS squad.
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"I have money in the stock market and mutual funds, but I don't believe in it," she said in between panting as we walked uphill.
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They were panting, out of breath and just on the verge of tears, which would have marred the careful application of glitter on their faces.
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Over the course of dozens of practices, you see the team's members, in the peak athletic condition of their life, left panting on the ground.
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Early on, while they're still panting and before they've said a word, we realize that, throughout their encounter, they've been listening to Bach's Goldberg Variations .
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On screen, we watch Choi performing a regimen of intense physical training until his breathing is labored; he's sweating and panting, unable to continue his narration.
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Much like a curious infant or panting dog, President Trump couldn't have been more excited to touch a shiny ball while visiting Saudi Arabia last week.
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The $8 collar stays at a cool temperature for a decent length of time and will help keep your dog from getting overheated and panting frantically.
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In fact, there's not much difference between Charcot's photographic illustrations of hysteria and the rigid, straining arch of Kiyo's body, panting and baying while Shimamura watches.
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The indomitable Fine amasses evidence, addresses objections and accumulates footnotes at such a brisk pace that the panting reader wishes at times for a water break.
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But your romance is young, and I am not surprised that your boyfriend might balk at sharing you and his bed with a hairy, panting imitation infant.
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Because her transits are so regular, the dog knows when to expect her: even before she comes into view he is at the gate, panting with eagerness.
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There's this brief moment, where Bond sits on a bench, panting for breath, and you can see he's absolutely terrified—he knows that he's going to die.
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I was not the fastest runner, but I was a determined one, panting my way through, willing my legs to take me to the next mile marker.
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At last she stopped struggling and lay panting beside the woman for a while, her muscles loosening, until the watchfulness fell from her and she was asleep.
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I know the facts of this meteorological reality without even opening my eyes because there is a large dog with halitosis now standing beside my bed, panting.
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Practically the whole city transforms into a California-like muscle beach with bodies grunting and panting and pushing themselves to extremes on any empty patch of land.
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Between the panting and the fanny pack, Ms. Adams, already a five-time Oscar-nominated actress at 43, had begun to wonder what she must look like.
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Regaining her balance as the train gathered speed, she staggered into the seat next to mine and, between panting breaths, asked if the train was going uptown.
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I ran the rest of the way home, and entered my apartment, panting, to find her sleeping soundly in her bassinet with the nanny nearby, nothing amiss.
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Searches for the word have exploded in the last two years, with more cam models and influencers jumping and drooling and panting all over the ahegao wagon.
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Oliver sealed his mouth to me, using the rigid tip of his tongue to nudge my clit over and over and over until I was panting for breath.
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Luckily the center was open at the time, so employees quickly found the baby cats, who were panting, sweaty, running high temperatures and shaking when they were discovered.
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They're tired, they're panting, but they have no choice but to keep running around and around in an ocean of blood until one of them kills the other.
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I don't have a car, and by the time I trudged up the steep hill to get to the next house, I was a panting, sweat-drenched mess.
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I have an image of Dacus slumped on the trail, febrile and panting, handkerchief covering his face, madly gulping from his water bottle while turkey vultures circled overhead.
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Our match went for three grueling rounds, the longest that night, leaving us both panting for air, exhausted but proud of ourselves for putting up a good fight.
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"Love Island" is a marathon, not a sprint, and by week six you'll be throwing cups of water over your panting body as the intro theme music ends.
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The video (which you can watch above) begins with West collapsed on the floor of what looks like a once dilapidated and now refreshed warehouse, panting for breath.
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"Know the symptoms of overheating in pets, which include excessive panting or difficulty breathing, increased heart and respiratory rate, drooling, mild weakness, stupor or even collapse," the organization said.
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And joining that heat will be humidity: the invisible force that takes your hair to new heights and feels like a dog panting its clammy breath down your neck.
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If your dog is the type to start panting and demanding a slice of your pizza when it gets delivered to your door, now they can eat alongside you.
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But he is also in the place where he always gets himself, and everyone else in his orbit, into the worst trouble: panting for the object of his desire.
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Planes pull up right to the gate, their doors unfurl like a panting dog's tongue, and passengers descend like billionaires out of a private plane into a sunswept vista.
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Suburbs are quiet and peaceful, and I truly go at my own pace here rather than running and panting trying to keep up with the pace of the city.
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Then he left the apartment and walked toward the elevator, which disgorged an unhappy man, two hot and sullen boys, and a Jack Russell terrier panting from the heat.
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Soon, three more — Tina (Brittany Anikka Liu), Wilma (Lisa Ramirez) and Patti (Samantha Soule) — show up panting, more or less eager to surrender their unhappiness along with their cellphones.
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The Handmaid's Tale is a show about women's suffering, and for the most part, it's managed to explore that territory without taking on the panting, leering tone of emotional pornography.
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The screaming, moaning, panting and table-banging emanating from a New York deli weren't for a piece of meat you could actually taste … they were part of an ORGASM CONTEST!!!
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In his efforts with a brilliant mentor named Shuguang Zhang, Mershin has built a device that can just begin to give dogs—his panting adversaries—a run for their money.
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The result is pretty basic right now, but it's still a solid proof of concept: a large Labrador retriever-looking dog stands in the corner of a room, panting nervously.
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Adam hates how they glare at the panting, asthmatic old hippie in her Gypsy skirt and scarves, even as some dark secret part of him thinks it serves Mom right.
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Among the dynamic heirs to this sensibility is Karin Coonrod, who staged a galloping six-hour production of the "Henry VI" trilogy plays two decades ago that left audiences panting.
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Our mountain hamlet was quiet, too quiet, everyone panting for tourists and the crisp green bills they set down upon our quaint streets, paved off the backs of gold miners.
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Mostly to fill out a story that's told in the first person, the movie gives him other impediments, including a dull, wealthy social set and some gauzy, panting fantasy scenes.
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To avoid such charges, researchers have invented a glossary of contorted terms: Animals don't have friends but "favorite affiliation partners"; chimps don't laugh when tickled, but make "vocalized panting" sounds.
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When police officers arrived at a locked SUV in a strip mall parking lot in Lawrenceville, Georgia, Sunday, they reportedly saw a small, black and white puppy panting on the backseat.
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I've always been a big fan of barre, tabata, boxing and other workouts that would leave me panting and sweating after completing endless rounds of planks, jump squats and undercut punches.
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President Trump confirmed the harshest caricatures drawn by America's most cynical critics on Tuesday when he portrayed its central objectives in the world as panting after money and narrow self-interest.
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Colonel Hammadin, 40, watched as a Free Syrian Army journalist shared video footage showing the colonel, still panting from his exertions, his hand on the shoulder of a captured Kurdish fighter.
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Another time, Luce woke panting and sobbing, having pulled the sheet up over her face as a mask to filter toxic air that was seeping into the room from a vent.
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He did not sing that song that will never leave your head (that was Bob West), but Joyner would have been panting it anyway, because the outfit was so stiflingly hot.
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Always have water available for your pets when they are outdoors; panting and being warm to the touch may be signs that your dog is thirsty, especially if they are active. 3.
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He was panting and damp from arousal and very close to coming, though not close enough to come from five light strokes alone, when she began to quiz him on the omens.
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Kobe was clearly exhausted, he wound up playing eight fewer minutes (42) than he took shots (50), and during every break in action he was panting and sucking wind on the bench.
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From the second the fan enters the frame on stage left, panting like a labradoodle, it is very obvious that we are witnessing one of the greatest moments in a person's life.
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Some pets go all out and commission meticulously crafted leather masks to resemble a dog's face and ears, while others will simply crouch on all fours while panting and waggling their butts.
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I was not exactly a kid out of college, or a tennis newbie, when Connors whipped the Armstrong crowd into a panting frenzy in that fourth-round match on his 22014th birthday.
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After the match, a very sweaty and panting Brooks appeared on the Big Ten Network for a brief interview with Shane Sparks, in which he talked a big game about his hairdo.
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Who knows how their lives might be different if they hadn't found themselves in a small room with a sweaty, panting shithead who had the power to make or break their careers?
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And during moments when Otello (the tenor Carl Tanner) can barely contain his breathless desire for his new wife, Mr. Dudamel made the palpitations that course through the orchestra seem like panting.
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To get to this level of expertise, Chantall has been puffing and panting for almost 15 years—she's been in the sex toy industry for much longer than her website's been live.
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" Schilling continues: Panting "also introduced McAfee's traditional cottage garden favorites: poppies, lupines, honesty and sweet woodruff, 'which comes up,' she says, 'like a white haze under the green arches of Solomon's seal.
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Baldwin Street, in Dunedin on New Zealand's South Island, is only 1,150 feet long, but walking to the end of it will leave you panting for breath and in need of a drink.
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Let's be honest, nothing is as funny as watching a silent disco, where hundreds of people are dancing in sync to the sound of shuffling, chatting, out-of-breath-panting and utter silence.
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Because years of therapy have transformed my self-esteem and self-awareness, I was gutted to find myself suddenly in the middle of that gym last week, panting for air between choked sobs.
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London-based Deliveroo, whose panting cyclists have become a fixture in the British capital's affluent neighbourhoods, on Friday announced it had raised $575 million from investors led by the $940 billion web giant.
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The report says the rest of the recordings contain sounds of movement, heavy panting and plastic sheets being wrapped, which Turkish intelligence concluded came after Khashoggi's death as Saudi officials dismembered his body.
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Versions have been sold to the Arts Council of England, a public body that funds cultural events, and the Gallery of Modern Art, Glasgow, for less than £50,000 each, according to Ms. Panting.
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The Hound spent half the latest episode panting in panic after coming too close to fire, due to the trauma the Mountain inflicted on him as a child, but he apparently survived the battle.
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The report says the rest of the recordings contain sounds of movement, heavy panting and plastic sheets being wrapped, which Turkish intelligence concluded came after Khashoggi's death as Saudi officials cut up his body.
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You see someone smiling, it makes us feel more comfortable and somehow that bleeds into the idea that your panting breath and your aching legs aren't quite as bad as they might otherwise seem.
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If your dog is pacing, howling, panting, and trying to run as far away from the sound as possible; if your cat is hiding, its ears cocked back, its eyes dilated, they need help.
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There are strange, panting "ah-ah-ooh-ah" vocalizations, the "pew-pew" sound effects, the fact that the whole thing sounds like a twisted electro-hymn complete with gospel style call-and-response parts.
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Boxers are European dogs, and Max suffered admirably through the extremes of the scorching Australian summer, panting heavily for months on end while enormous horseflies bit his thin ears raw and bloody scabs formed.
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Other times the petals resemble the tongues of panting dogs, whirlpools of paint, a multitude of large ears, the leather plates and scales of samurai armor, or parts of unidentifiable and possibly dangerous plants.
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The pug's portrayal of the main characters, beloved Barb and waffle-worshipping Eleven included, is pretty much pitch-perfect … there is just a little less panting in the original '80s horror/sci-fi homage series.
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Many times, like in this case of the kittens dumped here at the South Florida Wildlife Center, these animals are in critical condition — frantic, panting, dehydrated and close to having seizures from their horrific ordeal.
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A teenage Camille is turned on by the juxtaposition of sex and darkness: "At home that night, I slipped a finger under my panties and masturbated for the first time, panting and sick," she says.
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On Friday, FX released a sassy teaser of the upcoming show — from award-winning producers Thomas Kail, Steven Levenson, Lin-Manuel Miranda and Joel Fields — featuring panting, tears, skimpy costumes and lots of sexy dancing.
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I'm standing—sweating, squinting, panting—at the opposite end of a court from 21-year-old Ulises Blanch, one of the many elite athletes who train here at the United States Tennis Association's National Campus.
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Sylvester Stallone is one of the most recognizable actors in the world thanks to his iconic role as Rocky, but on Friday it was a different kind of workout that had him panting for breath.
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If you find your partner is always left panting for breath after kissing you, it may be a sign that your style is so aggressive that they're not able to breathe properly during the kiss.
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The UFC continues to book cards in cities four thousand feet above sea level and everyone who takes part comes out looking bad as they wind up panting by the end of the first round.
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The whole book is just panting with the desire to shock — but because all the grotesquery and the sadism isn't emotionally grounded in a psychologically coherent character or set of ideas, the shock doesn't land.
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Spuds's charm is in his absurdity — it's fun to participate in a fantasy where the weather is always warm, the parties are always fun and a panting dog is the handsomest man in the room.
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Nearly eight hours of jittery video obtained by the San Jose Mercury News is from the point-of-view of police in Santa Rosa, as they sprint, panting through swirling smoke amid last October&aposs firestorm.
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Let us also not forget about the mainstream media who will be salivating and panting for the next year and half over who will represent their beloved blue team in the big head-to-head contest.
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With the recent legalization of marijuana in some states, more pets have ended up in veterinary hospitals panting and in distress after digging into their owners' stashes or pilfering a pot-laced cookie from the counter.
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For his fans, Milo Yiannopoulos isn't just a washed-up journalist with a head like a broom and a knack for annoying overly serious students; he's a living god and an object of desperate, panting desire.
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Humbert Humbert — the archetypal unreliable narrator — narrates the book in panting, leering, lyrical prose, so that when you read Lolita, you find yourself trapped inside his head, ogling a 12-year-old girl along with him.
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BRIDGEHAMPTON, N.Y. — There was a moment earlier this decade, during those last, panting moments when we all still revered technology companies, when some Silicon Valley dreamers informed us that they would transform the market for painting.
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Fact-checking will devote more time to videos and pictures as digital fakery becomes widespread; but such services can only ever be reactive, sending the truth panting after a lie that is already halfway across the world.
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Fleeing from this morning feeling, I hauled myself out of bed and across town to a Kundalini yoga class, where I discovered a pleasant truth: Precious little can fill your mind when you're panting like a dog.
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"If we dance more and more, Hong Jun-pyo will be more powerful," said Choi Wan-hee, 21, who left the stage panting, with strands of red tinsel from bushy pom-poms still clinging to his hair.
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A husband, who has never shucked a dime from his wife's pocket, looks about the corner, panting, and makes an effort to wipe the marble of the desk, as if running up the stairs in a transmitter.
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The panting Earth While a 1.2 percent increase might not seem significant on its face, the researchers made it clear that even a modest change like this represents a "massive" ecosystem shift over a relatively short time.
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And to TIFF viewers, sweating their butts off in million-percent humidity as they trudge from packed theater to packed theater, films about parched, sun-baked characters panting through hostile environments may seem a lot more emotionally resonant.
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It is at the top of a steep hill above a boat landing on a reed-choked shore — so steep that his grandsons keep a dozen polished staffs stuck in the ground to help panting visitors climb it.
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Parched in Extremadura—with people like Sarah and Martha howling, panting, and mewling—we saw across the plain a hilltop town, a mile or two from the highway, and we turned to go there and quench the thirst.
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As for Staunton's newly introduced character, Lady Bagshaw (a name Oscar Wilde might have invented), she's not a sadistic instructress but a demure lady-in-waiting with no kids and a big estate that Violet is panting for.
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Yet Monninger's affable prose offers distinct seductions ("the subway station smells like panting") and the platitudinous love affair ("Jack took me to bed in the late afternoon and devoured me") is spiced with sharp repartee and social criticism.
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According to a GoFundMe page on his behalf, Norman is battling lymphoma — stage IV. After some panting and clingy behavior, the usually fun-loving and goofy pup received a full blood panel from the vet, which came back normal.
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Granted, it's a role saddled with a lot of shrieking, panting and bad dialogue (even the movie's hashtag is #Sharkbait), but with any luck there will be more parts coming that the actress can actually sink her teeth into.
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According to The Guardian, Domino's delivered a complimentary lunch to Driscoll's office and, we're pretty sure that the next time he wants pizza, a panting delivery guy will be on his front porch before he hangs up the phone.
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The Escambia County Sheriff's Office Deputy Sheriff Matheny and Deputy Sheriff Trainee Waters responded to a call about the puppy, which was "squealing, panting heavily, and in distress," authorities said in a Facebook post , adding Saturday's temperature reached 92 degrees.
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This collaboration with Japanese vocalist Hanayo is about as grinding as electroclash got — a dirty churning beast of a tune that seems to exist in a vacuum, sucking all the air out of the room, leaving the listener panting with delight.
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I turned around to find I am the breath of Apollo panting at the back of Daphne's wild hair, chasing words like arrows inside the knotted meat between my shoulder blades— four violent syllables stabbing my skin, enamored with pain.
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I used to feel that getting to New York from my provincial English home town was an evolutionary leap as vast as that from fish to amphibian, and that I could do no more than flop, panting, on the shore.
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That being said, AI personal training is a godsend for people who want to be guided and encouraged through a full workout without an unreasonably chiseled human standing entirely too close to them while they're panting through a cardio burst.
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If they would wear loose clothes, accustom themselves to breathe softly instead of panting, walk with dignity instead of rolling or waddling, and be unobtrusive in the colors they wear, half of the unpleasantness of too much fat would be avoided.
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Sally glanced at the brown bags, their handles tied together with dirty string, glimpsed the unconscious motion of the panting woman's bosom, and felt the most peculiar brush of panic — like the wing-stroke of a bat against her hair.
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I realized what happened only after the deal fell through: I had been afflicted with Seasonal Realty Disorder; it hits city people in spring when we are dreaming of summer houses, and it turns us into panting animals in rut.
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The day after the waxwings appeared at my birdbath, I found one of them, its flock long gone, panting on the driveway below a corner of the house where two windows meet and form a mirage of trees and distances.
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I limped into the hut, shattered and panting, hung up my pack, changed my boots for a pair of slippers from a box in the entranceway, and went down a flight of narrow stairs to a low-ceilinged dining room.
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The writer Ian McEwan and his wife, the novelist Annalena McAfee, began to tinker with the grounds of their Cotswolds estate when they moved in six years ago, eventually hiring a full-time gardener, the former graphic designer Stuart Panting.
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Dogs are everywhere in Tehran: German shepherds on leashes in alleyways; Siberian huskies frolicking in the winter snow; and chihuahuas panting through the open windows of cars, not to speak of the many former street dogs adopted by animal lovers.
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At one point, Holt gets so wrapped up in passionately defending the merits of respecting proper terminology (bless Holt) that the scene smash-cuts to him panting in the hallway, admitting after a huge gulp of water that he lost control.
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The sounds of that effort are often masked by music, so it's easy at times to forget the physicality of the dancers — to miss the thuds, the squeaks of sweaty skin skidding on the floor, the gasping and panting for breath.
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When we're side-by-side, the gentle rhythm of his four paws turning over on the pavement provides a comforting cadence, and while he may have slightly more stamina than me, I listen for his panting to determine when we need a break.
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You can almost hear K Eric Drexler panting when he writes, in his manifesto Engines of Creation (1986), that protein-based nanomachines 'promise to bring changes as profound as the Industrial Revolution, antibiotics, and nuclear weapons all rolled up in one massive breakthrough'.
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While panting with exhaustion on the way up to Masada, I would occasionally pause to take in the absolutely ridiculous view that was rapidly appearing behind me — the same view that Roman warriors and ancient Jewish kings marveled at over 2,000 years ago.
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This means its people are well accustomed to walking among trees, and are therefore excellent trekkers, and as I sat, panting, on what might well have been a sacred rock, grandmothers in nylon windbreakers and hiking boots strolled past me, nodding their hellos.
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The fight is well staged and at least in its emphasis on the human toll of war — the panting, clanging misery of men in armor dying in one another's grip — owes a stronger debt to Welles than to Olivier's antiseptic, politically expedient vision.
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Then, two and a half years ago, another evolution: The couple hired a full-time gardener, Stuart Panting, a former graphic designer who, McAfee says, combines an artist's eye for color and form with the knowledge, skill and patience of a traditional plantsman.
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Hours before Britton — who was born with a rare form of epilepsy and is developmentally delayed — has a seizure, Dopey offers an "alert," panting and nudging the teacher or one of Britton's parents to let them know that the boy will soon start seizing.
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I slept in my clothes and only had to put on my boots, and down the pole onto the truck and the siren was blasting and I am hanging onto the ladder and my heart is going like a drum and I am panting hard.
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I think of my old friend Jim Ridley — I think of all these writers, old and young, living and dead — and here's what crosses my mind: Maybe being a Southern writer has always been more than stereotypes of ceiling fans and panting dogs in dirt yards.
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Placed in elaborate metaphorical forests, seascapes, gardens, transformative celestial planes and ecstatic alternative universes, the characters can be found in various convoluted configurations, biting, gasping, whacking, smacking, glugging, grabbing, grinding, gripping, grunting, scratching, swallowing, squeaking, sucking, stroking, lathering, panting, prodding, moaning, thrusting, tugging, rubbing and rattling.
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Perhaps out of loyalty to his source material, Mr. Baker at times overstates the obvious; when the sun does shine on the water, it can shoot down like a holy ray, and there is a lot of panting and gasping both on and off the board.
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He went panting to the house of his married sister, Charlotte, and she roused her husband, Saul Fleet, who ran to the magistrate Jonas Gildart's house and blurted out the tale, his voice leaping a high whinny and sinking back with the gravity of the news.
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Tearing down the bustling mid-day streets of Dalston, swerving past fruit stands and throngs of chattering women in hijabs, I arrive, sweaty and panting, at the address I'd been given for the headquarters of NTS—the trailblazing London radio station that turned five years old earlier this month.
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I lay on the floor, panting, sweating and staring up at the ceiling until the arrival of my partner at the time, a home health aide possessing the sort of physical strength you see in people tearing a car door off its hinges when it's about to explode.
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When I sat at the top of a mountain and scanned the horizon, charting a path; when I came across a ladder left by another player that would save my life; when I sat panting on the ground after a rough encounter with BTs, those were the moments I loved most.
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The orchestral portion of the score has crested and fallen by the time we return to Dom, who runs, panting, to the foreground of a static shot showing the restaurant (in reality, Lupe's in Soho, for those who care) where her suspects, Darlene and Cisco, have retreated for a late meal.
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Especially immediately before they go on stage, when there's all this nervous energy, and when they come off stage, they're like an athlete who's just run a 100-meter, they're sort of panting and out of breath, and I was very interested in those moments and the dynamics of backstage.
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Meanwhile, the real black hole is in the National Football League's heart: a dark void where its funkiest franchise used to be, before the league's endless panting for infinite profit exiled the Raiders to a plastic-neon fantasyland, commissioner Roger Goodell's supreme and final admission that it's the corporate economy, stupid.
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But a week after the funeral, she looked at his picture and became tearful, and then she felt chest pain, and with it came shortness of breath, distended neck veins, a sweaty brow and a noticeable panting while she was sitting in a chair — all signs of congestive heart failure.
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Hogan likes to remind people that he was the first Republican governor in 2016 to say he could not vote for Donald Trump, whom he opposed on general character and temperament grounds — just the opposite of the kind of panting allegiance to the president that you often hear from elected Republicans.
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He had four skinny pit bulls chained up behind his trailer, all of them panting and thrilled for some attention, and the agents were here to give Steve some bags of dog food and to find out what he was actually feeding them, since the dogs he'd relinquished had always been malnourished.
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Over lunch in New York City in May, Wagner, now 39 and a San Francisco-based performance mentor, said she had left the pool deck, panting from exhaustion, after the 400 I.M. final and had been cut off by Hungary's Krisztina Egerszegi, the defending champion, whom she had defeated by five-tenths of a second.
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But a more sordidly transactional sort of liberalism, a progressive president whose supporters and scribes are pre-disillusioned rather than panting for the Big Win, might be a tonic for the right — not one that cures all paranoias (just ask Drudge), but one that discourages the right's search for a Caesar of its own.
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From the Muslim ban (and it is a Muslim ban) to the irrational tweets to the eroding of environmental protections to the about-to-be-confirmed education secretary (who, it seems, has never entered a public school), I devote the vast majority of my hours to screaming, panting, cursing, pacing and hitting REFRESH on the ol' web browser.
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The convoluted story grows more lurid and strained as the play hurtles toward its predictably bloody conclusion, but with a fine cast bringing sufficient heat to the panting plotlines, the Red Bull Theater and its artistic director, Jesse Berger, once again win admiration for presenting a rarely seen drama from the Jacobean era with highly caffeinated verve.
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Dashing in the positive sense, as one possessed by real brio, and dashing in the less positive sense, as one racing through Western, and a great deal of Eastern, intellectual history of the past three centuries at a pace that leaves the reader panting—sometimes in admiration of his verve, sometimes in impatience at his impatience.
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When he exploded as a musical force in the late 1970s, Prince seemed like a one-person sexual revolution—someone unabashedly reveling in taboo topics, unafraid to be explicitly horny, and brazen enough to be naked, half naked, or spiffed up in frilly shirts and facial finery as he pleasured himself and his millions of panting fans.
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And the people who believed them, by and large, were probably not the nearly 78,000 Midwestern swing voters who officially determined the election's Electoral College outcome, since on the evidence we have most fake news is political pornography for hyperpartisans — toxic in its own way, deserving of concern, but something driven more by panting, already polarized demand than by nefarious, median-voter-manipulating suppliers.
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These oranges are instead somewhere between that cold quarter section you used to shred between your teeth at halftime huddle in junior-varsity field hockey, sweating and panting around the Igloo water cooler, and those sandy, taffylike traditional candied orange peels a health-conscious mother would put in your snack pouch mixed with nuts and seeds to give her daughter a big, fast — natural — boost.
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He knew what was expected of him and even looked forward to it, but in no way was he prepared for the flying tigress who leaped on him, tore open the falls of his trousers, and seized his penis, in no way was he prepared for her biting and scratching, thrusting and wriggling, tearing at his and her own clothes, nor for the wrestling and panting.
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Because what Beach is mostly writing about is the experience of being best friends with someone who seems to just effortlessly have all of the things you want to have, who is charming and beautiful and wealthy and professionally successful and doesn't appear to have to really work for it — while you labor in their wake, panting with the effort of trying to get what they have.
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Jessika Khazrik's school project-style collage of "All the Flowers that Were Thrown on My Head Come Back Panting" (2016) and "Waste Eats Your Histories" (2016) takes over one large electric-blue wall, exhuming the work of Lebanese eco-toxicologist Pierre Malychef, whose decades-long investigation into toxic waste malfeasance was dismissed in 1995, with the scientist accused by the government of supplying false testimony.
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Still, even with the store's panting-pooch logo and the welcome mat that reads "Wipe Your Paws," any customer could be excused for leaning toward the laboratory designation, given the Diedrich roaster in the middle of the shop, the Hario V60 pour-over device, the La Marzocco espresso machine, the owners' commitment to working closely with farmers in places like Burundi and Honduras and, of course, the consistently outstanding coffee.
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Then Stories launched, completely lifted from Snapchat's primary feature, everyone figured out it was a very good way of flirting, and suddenly, Instagram cleaved into two half apps: on one side, pristine photos of coffee in bed, and vacation swimming pools, and well-composed shots of yourself in front of a sunset; on the other, a rolling boil of drunken nights out, panting bicycle commutes, impromptu selfies, and clinking pints.
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Dorothy gave me a lot of vocabulary, but the words that stuck were those she used conversationally, in direct address, like the time I arrived panting and she asked, "Διψάς;" ( Dipsás ?) I knew that a dipsomaniac was someone with an insatiable thirst, but to hear Dorothy use the verb διψάω in the second-person singular present tense and match it with my parched throat felt like a revelation.
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Canine Companions for Independence &aposs veterinarian gave me the following tips about heat stroke warning signs and prevention: Warning signs of heat stroke Excessive panting or erratic breathing Stumbling or dizziness Less responsive to commands than usual Sluggishness Hypersalivation Vomiting or diarrhea (possibly with blood) Gums that are bright red, pale or bluish in color What to do if you suspect heat stroke Move out of the sun or hot area immediately and relocate to a shaded or air-conditioned location.
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Shameless in repeating the same adjective from one line to the next, incontinent in the accumulation of these same adjectives, capable of opening a sententious digression without managing to close it because the syntax cannot hold up, and panting along in this way for twenty lines, it is mechanical and clumsy in its portrayal of feelings: the characters either quiver, or turn pale, or they wipe away large drops of sweat that run down their brow, they gabble with a voice that no longer has anything human about it, they rise convulsively from a chair and fall back into it, while the author always takes care, obsessively, to repeat that the chair onto which they collapsed again was the same one on which they were sitting a second before.
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