I'm working from home, listening to the pitter patter of rain outside.
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There's something distinctly sibling-like about the conversational pitter-patter of these two.
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And, not long after that, could come the pitter-patter of tiny feet.
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At 17A, the answer to "Sound of little feet," is, of course, PITTER PATTER.
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Conrad isn't the only Hills alum who is hearing the pitter-patter of tiny feet.
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Or would you say it skips a beat, goes pitter-patter or begins to race?
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Hoda Kotb might just be hearing the pitter-patter of a second pair of baby feet.
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Will Anna and Bates ever hear the pitter-patter of little feet across their cottage floor?
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As we walk, the pitter-patter of rain begins to softly strike the leaves around us.
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That same Sunday, two small voices could be heard over the pitter-patter of tiny footsteps.
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After all, they make getting dressed to pitter-patter on your window a lot more energizing.
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That's a widely held position, but its gratuitous enunciation doesn't make Israelis' hearts go pitter patter.
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Keep clicking to learn their beauty style and the products that made their hearts go pitter-patter.
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Click here to learn their beauty style and the products that made their hearts go pitter-patter.
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Says Haddish, "I'm open to whatever God puts in front of me and makes my heart pitter patter."
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His beats aren't cold or choppy, and his bars are delivered with a distinct, pitter-patter Scottish flow.
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A light pitter-patter on the tin roof turns into a deafening roar as the clouds open up.
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But finding attractively valued stocks with dependable sales and earnings growth can make some hearts go pitter-patter.
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Booker knocked on her door with a pitter-patter knock that sounded like he was canvassing the neighborhood.
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Soon, those famed L.A. hills are going to be filled with the pitter-patter of little reality-TV feet.
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Is it because he isn't a showman capable of delivering some interesting pitter-patter at the drop of cap?
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So this rad thread from Vlambeer developer Rami Ismail made my heart go pitter-patter with nerdy joy yesterday.
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The track itself is contemplative, stripped back and sees Shogun rap in his characteristic rapid-fire, pitter patter flow.
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Kinane's a master of the pitter-patter refrain, which he deploys to develop a consistent rhythm throughout his act.
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For the pitter-patter of the townspeoples' footsteps in Red Dead: Redemption II, the vibrations are light and muted.
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The result is an entertaining watch, one that may soon have you adding "pitter patter, boys" to your everyday lexicon.
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Nico Tortorella and Bethany C. Meyers might soon be hearing the pitter-patter of little feet — but not too soon.
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After miles of rousing spectator support, there is nobody around now, only the pitter-patter of our fellow marathoners' footsteps.
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First, I realized I was hearing a steady, quiet pitter-patter, like that from a drizzle, but on a sunny day.
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Passages express the range of human emotion, from the crack of an angry email to the pitter-patter of a gossipy Slack.
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In the third round, Barberena channeled his inner Diaz and his pitter-patter boxing completely stifled the attacks of his Brazilian counterpart.
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So you could hear the little pitter-patter of feet with the youngest son of this family as he's playing around this pharmacy.
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Tell that to the pitter-patter currently spitting up all over the cracked asphalt in the San Gabriel Mountains outside of Los Angeles.
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Then West loops the sample, syncopating Nancy's voice, bouncing it against the keyboard's pitter-patter, ending the song on a sweet, cheerful note.
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We only just found out about pink gin and our hearts are already going pitter-patter at a new revelation: there's pink tequila, too.
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And the pitter-patter of little feet — the Lopezes have two daughters, Katie, now 11, and Annie, 7 — didn't help the situation one bit.
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He's a raspy, percussive rapper who understands how to slip alongside a beat, spitting slick pitter-patter while more exciting things erupt around him.
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Aside from the chatter of bokoblins guarding a fort or pitter patter of rain streaming down Link's back, Breath of the Wild is unusually quiet.
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"The pitter-patter of their feet wandering around the exhibits is just the break from the news I needed," says Remy Tumin of the Briefings team.
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"The pitter-patter of their feet wandering around the exhibits is just the break from the news I needed," says Remy Tumin, on the Briefings team.
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You thought it was your sweetheart that made you tremble, lose your appetite and get sweaty palms, not to mention that pitter-patter of your heart.
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In the past few months alone, we've seen shimmery kits, spot-on wand brushes, and even epic fan art that have made our hearts go pitter-patter.
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There it rested for 35 years, away from public view, its shapely curves collecting dust and grime under the pitter patter of periodic rain on the barn roof.
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For several minutes, all she hears is the pitter-patter of chilly February raindrops on the barn roof mixed with the pulsing sound of her own heart racing.
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Instead Burial's new release draws on the ambient sounds of "Night Bus" or "Endorphin"; nearly inaudible police sirens, pitter-patter of rain drops and old-skool vinyl scratches.
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"The pitter-patter of their feet wandering around the exhibits is just the break from the news I needed," says Remy Tumin, who is on the Briefings team.
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The album's momentum springs from the precise timing of discrete sounds, slapstick effects, sudden shock noises, relentless pitter-patter, that together don't conjure much of a rhythmic throughline.
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I can actually hear the sound of pitter-patter outside your window when it rains instead of it being drowned out by a constant flood of sirens and honks.
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If you're looking to hear the pitter-patter of tiny feet in the not-too-distant, you may want to consider getting some more of the following into your diet.
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The wedding of my dream, a house in the suburbs, and probably the most good-looking children (besides the Beckhams, unfortunately — damn those jawlines!) to ever pitter-patter the earth.
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The pitter-patter of indictments and plea deals suggest something much larger may be at work, but nobody knows for sure, save for him and his apparently airtight team of investigators.
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But as Bloom revealed during a Wednesday radio chat with Howard Stern, he and fiancée Katy Perry could soon be hearing the pitter-patter of little feet around their home, too.
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In mood, his work is almost always ambiguous: The loudest moments in "Joy Boy," mostly a delicate pitter-patter of a piece, might just as easily be cries of pain as joy.
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We should also add that this juicer is exceptionally quiet, and anyone who might wake from its low whirring would be just as likely to wake from the faint pitter-patter of footsteps.
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Would you rather start a conversation with a stranger over Tinder about who they're voting for in the Democratic primary and risk a meltdown or exchange some charming pitter-patter about your sun sign?
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Like the Chloé-inspired lace-up platforms and Gucci-esque suede skirts that showed up at Zara that season, we soon heard the pitter-patter of baby feet with different names and lower prices.
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The split design features a black half (with Kat Von D's signature tattoo-inspired artwork, along with edgy thorned roses) and Too Faced's classic baby-pink half (embossed with gold-foil branches, flowers, and birds). Pitter-patter.
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Yet over a pitter-patter beat that evokes a nervous heart thumping, vocalists Oliver Sim and Romy Madley Croft manage to sing about the desire and suspense of early-stage attraction in a way that's genuinely intoxicating. —N.
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" When asked about his son's desire to follow the pitter-patter of little feet rather than the giant footsteps of his own father, elder Mariano Rivera smiled and said simply, "if he's happy, I'm happy — that's all that matters.
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While they're currently enjoying couple time that includes glamorous vacations, Fletcher admitted in an interview with PEOPLE that she can't stop fantasizing about their wedding day (which will be some time in 2017) — and the pitter-patter of little feet!
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El Mal Querer still carries the traditional hallmarks of classic Cante Gitano singers, though her contemporary take on the pitter-patter hand clap production and pop-style videos that accompany them are luring thousands of English fans to her live sets and YouTube channel.
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She thought the song fit the film's plot, about falling for someone for who they are, not what they look like; it was the track's minimalist pitter-patter and Latin flourishes that caused radio jockeys to put unfinished leaked versions in rotation before the film's soundtrack was released.
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A coke-addled record executive on a downtown New York street hears the pitter-patter of young feet running past, around and over his car, and as he follows the kids to a nearby New York Dolls concert (it's 1973), a scene of quiet squalor is transformed into a pulsating production number.
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I mean, I don't like it when I get dumped on with cloud piss to the point where my socks will never be dry again and my soul has darkened, but I like it when I'm inside and warm, when I can hear the pitter-patter and put it in the background—when I can see it and not feel it at all.
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The lengthy bulletin teeters tonally between the actually sort of quite nice pitter patter of painless platitudes, and the kind of genuinely terrifyingly megalomaniac business speak adopted by precocious AS business studies students who've watched an episode or ten too many of The Apprentice and have decided that they'll retire at the age of 35 after 14 years at Goldman Sachs.
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Without noticing, bit by bit I'd worked my way into the center of the group, so that when suddenly the women began to move in unison, as if in response to some secret signal, I was swept along, down the wide and dim open-air corridor, carried by the flow of silk and the hurried pitter-patter of tiny slippers.
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In 2009, the band released its self- titled nine-track debut album, Nineteen Seventy-Seven, which was a nominee for Adult Alternative Album of the Year at the Juno Awards of 2010."Michael Bublé leads Juno Awards nominations". Toronto Star, March 4, 2010. That year Kendall also performed alone as part of the Pitter Patter Festival in Toronto.
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The ninth track on the album, "Pitter Patter," is written and produced by Hiroshi Matsui and Suzi Kim, who are credited under the name of their production and songwriting team Royal Mirrorball. Cute debuted at number 21 on the Oricon Weekly Albums chart with 21,950 copies in its first week, charting three spots higher than Arisa III: Look.
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Because the larvae in the cheese can launch themselves for distances up to when disturbed, diners hold their hands above the sandwich to prevent the maggots from leaping. Some who eat the cheese prefer not to ingest the maggots. Those who do not wish to eat them place the cheese in a sealed paper bag. The maggots, starved for oxygen, writhe and jump in the bag, creating a "pitter- patter" sound.
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He began his career singing gospel music before switching to R&B.;Juke Blues no.66, 2008, p.60 In 1954 he won a recording contract with Savoy Records, which yielded a series of hits, including "Don't Be Angry" (#2 R&B;, #25 pop, 1955), "Pitter Patter" (#10 R&B;, 1955), "Little By Little" (#57 pop, 1956), and "It Don't Hurt No More" (#8 R&B;, #89 pop, 1958).
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I wonder why I'm always lonesome and what the trouble can be. Some fellas find of their mate somehow it seems my fate has made a monkey out of me. Just like a raindrop in a cloud, I find that I am lost when I am in a crowd, oh I'm a lonesome little raindrop looking for a place to fall. The clouds are dark but that don't matter, 'cause into some fair garden, I'll go pitter, patter, patter.
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The Singing Detective is a BBC television serial drama, written by Dennis Potter, which stars Michael Gambon and was directed by Jon Amiel. The six episodes were "Skin", "Heat", "Lovely Days", "Clues", "Pitter Patter" and "Who Done It". The serial was broadcast in the United Kingdom on BBC1 in 1986 on Sunday nights from 16 November to 21 December with later PBS and cable television showings in the United States. It won a Peabody Award in 1989.
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George Barbier, Willard Robertson, Claude Cooper, Allen Jenkins and William Foran in the original Broadway production of The Front Page (1928) Jenkins was born on Staten Island, New York, on April 9, 1900. He studied at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts. In his first stage appearance, he danced next to James Cagney in a chorus line for an off- Broadway musical called Pitter-Patter, earning five dollars a week. He also appeared in Broadway plays between 1923 and 1962, including The Front Page (1928).
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Allen took piano lessons as a boy, his father having brought an Emerson upright along when they moved in with his aunt. He learned exactly two songs – "Hiawatha" and "Pitter, Patter, Little Raindrops" – and would be asked to play "half or all my repertoire" when visitors came to the house. He also worked at the Boston Public Library, where he discovered a book about the origin and development of comedy. Enduring various upheavals at home (other aunts came and went, prompting several moves), Allen also took up juggling while learning as much as possible about comedy.
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What is ASMR? The current foundation definition of Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response includes soothing, satisfying and comforting emotional and/or physical responses to audio and/or visual triggers. Anecdotal and scientific studies indicate most people are ASMR responsive with many users reporting sleep, physical and emotional relief. Ptacek compares the ASMR feeling to “the way you would feel listening to the rain pitter patter down as you’re comfortable beneath your covers” and “as though there’s this strong hand giving me a massage pushing up and down my spine in a way that’s almost too much but is actually perfect.” The ASMR Foundation is focuses on the neurological draw of ASMR and how it may manage anxiety, depression, sleeplessness, and more.
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48–49 Caroline Potter, in The Cambridge Companion to Debussy, comments that Debussy's depiction of the sea "avoids monotony by using a multitude of water figurations that could be classified as musical onomatopoeia: they evoke the sensation of swaying movement of waves and suggest the pitter-patter of falling droplets of spray" (and so forth), and – significantly – avoid the arpeggiated triads used by Schubert and Wagner to evoke the movement of water.Potter, p. 149 In The Cambridge Companion to Debussy, Mark DeVoto describes La mer as "much more complex than anything Debussy had written earlier", particularly the Nocturnes: The author, musicologist and pianist Roy Howat has observed, in his book Debussy in Proportion, that the formal boundaries of La mer correspond exactly to the mathematical ratios called the Golden Section.Howat, pp.
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Tate also wrote song hits such as "The rain came pitter patter pown," "A tiny seed," "Come over the Garden Wall," and "I was a good little girl till I met you" (all in 1914), and "Give me a little cosy corner" (1918). In 1916 Tate composed four songs, including three that became hits ("My life is love", "A bachelor gay am I", and "A paradise for two"), for inclusion in what became a record-breaking show, The Maid of the Mountains. This commission arose at the suggestion of the show's star, Tate's step daughter Jose Collins, after initial previews indicated that the original score needed strengthening. Lyrics to these songs where supplied by his regular lyricists Frank Clifford Harris and "Valentine" (Archibald Thomas Pechey), who were to write the lyrics of many of Tate's songs throughout his career.
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Such individuals are purported to have voluntary control of this ability, in contrast to those who are only temporarily capable of tapping into such a state as a precursor to their death. In the Kazuno District in Akita Prefecture, a soul that pays visit to acquaintances is called an , and assumes the form of a living human, that is to say, it has feet and make pitter-patter noises, unlike the stereotypical Japanese ghost that have no legs or feet. Yanagita in Tōno monogatari shūi reported that in the Tōno Region, Iwate Prefecture, "the thoughts of the dead or the living coalesce into a walking shape, and appear to the human eye as an illusion is termed an omaku in this region." An example being a beautiful girl aged 16 or 17, critically ill with a case of (Typhoid fever or a similar disease).
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Reliable bass and perfectly timed hi-hats rumble and pitter patter through the first track, setting up the tone for the whole album." In addition, Poulton noted that "Ultimately, the lyrics are the centre of the album and it's clear they're meant to be, and are skillfully crafted." At Christianity Today, Andy Argyrakis wrote that "Needham sings sincerely of God's grace, newfound fatherhood (after a series of miscarriages), and checking his ego at the door, partly making up for some of the musical shortcomings and showing his potential as a songwriter." Sarah Fine at New Release Tuesday told that the artist was "Known for his eclectic mix of blue-eyed soul and groove-driven pop, his latest effort, Clear The Stage, comes as his most musically diverse and lyrically vulnerable project to date." Furthermore, Fine noted that the album was "Raw and thought-provoking lyrically, it also boasts a musical showcase secular counterparts might want to take note of, serving as one of the most diverse albums I’ve heard in quite some time.
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Kathryn Flett,I hear the pitter-patter of tiny paws, The Observer, June 2009 Another example of a film that Green produced that looks at 'outsiders' is Love in Rimini which features the love lives of straight Italian men in relationships with transsexuals. It explores how men justify their attraction to a transsexual and how this fits into straight sexual identity, particularly in the context of machismo in Italian society. Green echoed her earlier interest in the paranormal as series producer in 2009 for Psychic Academy, where Tony Stockwell, who claims to have demonstrated psychic abilities as a child, attempts to identify members of the public who have the ability to perceive information hidden from the normal senses through extrasensory perception (ESP) or have the necessary intuitive processes to produce the appearance of such abilities. In 2012, she was series producer for Secret Millionaire in the UK The Secret Millionaire Series 10, The Radio Times, January 2012 which won Best Docu-Soap at the National Reality TV Awards 2012 by The National Reality TV Academy.
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