" Goo pours down walls, as in "The Amityville Horror.
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In wide exterior shots dark, foreboding houses sit atop mountains as rain pours down.
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Rain pours down but we don't care, and we tromp right into the vineyards.
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As the rain pours down, we don't know if the game will even finish tonight.
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A hot, sweet liquid pours down my chin and my hands grasp out, finding only sandpaper.
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Inside, sunlight pours down through a ten-story atrium of pale marble, flanked by dozens of courtrooms.
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Sweat pours down your face and your body wants to give up, but you refuse to quit.
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The video shows several inches of water in the station as water pours down the stairs to the station.
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Most moving is the scene in which the women exchange confidences as rain pours down, and customers are sparse.
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They love when I pour myself but not enough to be there when it pours down on me or us.
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The second story of the property was damaged in the storm, and now water pours down through empty light sockets.
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Blood pours down the left side of her face and neck, as red as the handmaid uniform she'd just thrown into the fire.
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Mr Ndaba points out the rubbish that litters the entrance to the neighbourhood, and the mucky water that pours down the muddy streets.
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A storm blows up, rain pours down, and as it does the characters' identities begin to peel away like strips of damp wallpaper.
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Out in the street, while light pours down from above, a row of mailboxes rattles furiously, as if under siege from a tornado.
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It's a breezy afternoon in London's Soho, but inside Third Space Gym sweat pours down the back of my t-shirt as the punches fly.
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At least 1143 people have died and more than a thousand have been evacuated as the heaviest rain in a decade pours down on India's largest city.
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In this drawing, the prisoner portrays himself as nude on the waterboard, immobilized as water pours down on his hooded head, his right foot contorted in pain.
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In the subterranean food court, Secret Service agents took lunch breaks, eating dishes like "Trump's Mother's Meatloaf" beside a waterfall several stories high that pours down a pink marble wall.
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White plumes of acid and extremely fine shards of glass are billowing into the sky over Hawaii as molten rock from Kilauea volcano pours down a hillside and into the ocean.
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As the rain pours down on them, "This Woman's Work" begins to play while the camera zooms in, getting intimately close to the women to capture their faces, which are covered in brown masks.
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The lyrics, "And the sun pours down like honey/On Our Lady of the Harbor," allude to a statue of the Virgin Mary that crowns the 18th-century Notre-Dame-de-Bon-Secours Chapel.
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It certainly feels like the world of a John le Carré or Frederick Forsyth: Rain forever pours down across seedy alleys and streets around office parks and military bases in some Cold War battleground.
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But as the rain pours down and they cram into the covered doorway, they don't want to give their names, afraid of how it might impact their children in school with the lawsuit pending.
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"Mickey and the Bear," a sturdy, watchable character drama, opens with a beautiful patch of Anaconda blue sky; the light from it pours down a broken part of the top of a trailer where young Mickey (Camila Morrone) sleeps.
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Shot at Abraham Lincoln High School in Los Angeles, rain pours down on bouncing California cheerleaders while Mahaut directs them in a dance choreographed by Oth'than Burnside who has worked with Rihanna, Miley Cyrus, Chris Brown, Ciara, Silento, and more.
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But luck, as everyone knows, is both good and bad: It streams down on us constantly, indifferently, with its mixed blessings, in the same way that sunlight pours down on us constantly with its visible and invisible light, its vitamin D and its radioactivity.
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The aerial roots of Ficus elastica, the rubber fig, are trained into bridges over the streams by which the water flows down to the plains Meanwhile, in the Khasi Hills, pepper gardens and betel-leaf plots on the hillsides will go untended as the rain pours down.
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This is all to say that C.J., who studied journalism in school and kind of thinks of himself as a savvy media operator, has been spending the whole fucking summer just wandering in and out of interviews, stepping on rake after rake, and just sitting there while bruises collect on his head and blood pours down his face, what from all the rake beatings he is managing to give himself.
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But at least these are real places.) The early scenes allow Schwentke and VFX supervisor Stefen Fangmeier ("Wanted") to dish out some impressive effects-pieces, coating Tris and her buds with blood-colored acid rain that pours down on the apocalyptic landscape they hike across, then afterward with a Matrix-like slime meant to decontaminate them when they arrive at the Bureau of Genetic Welfare, where they learn that their beloved Windy City is actually just a giant laboratory experiment under constant observation.
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Luxembourg was affected by the same weather complex, but received little, if any damage. Similar scenes occurred in the north of Par. Rain pours down at Oxford station on Nov 16th.
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Choi Yoo-jung (born August 21, 1976) is a South Korean actress. She starred in television series such as A Saint and a Witch (2003), Sunlight Pours Down (2004) and Immortal Admiral Yi Sun-sin (2004).
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A hydropower scheme which harnesses the power of the water which pours down from the Brecon Beacons mountains, Wales; 2017 A shishi-odoshi powered by falling water breaks the quietness of a Japanese garden with the sound of a bamboo rocker arm hitting a rock.
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The sailor uses a flaming bundle of sticks to light the dreamer's cigarette. His smoking is interrupted by a group of sailors who chase him and pin him to the ground. They beat the dreamer and reach into his chest to find a ticking meter inside him. White liquid pours down his body.
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Sunlight Pours Down () is a 2004 South Korean television series starring Song Hye-kyo, Jo Hyun-jae, and Ryoo Seung-bum. It aired on SBS from February 11 to April 1, 2004 on Wednesdays and Thursdays at 21:55 for 16 episodes. It received an average viewership rating of 11.9%, and a peak rating of 14.4%.
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Their argument almost culminates in a physical fight, but nature intervenes; the skies open and a cooling rain pours down upon them. The yaga begins, with Lakshmana accompanying the horse. The horse strays into Valmiki's ashram (hermitage), where Rama's son Lava and Kusha are being brought up. Lava stops the horse and is ready to fight Lakshmana (as the yaga demands).
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Soon, the storm comes again and the rain pours down, leaving Black Beauty feeling cold without his blanket. Next morning, Holly wants to see Beauty but sees that he is still fast asleep. Polly is mad at her brother and tells Bertie that she will never forgive him if Beauty dies. But Beauty opens his eyes and struggles to get up.
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Blood pours down in many streaks, while the mouth hangs wide open baring teeth. With brows creased and eyes amplified, an appalling expression is portrayed. The painting was commissioned as a commemoration shield by Cardinal Francesco Maria Del Monte, who wanted to give it to the Grand Duke of Tuscany, Ferdinando I de' Medici, for his courage and have it placed in the Medici collection.
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On hot summer days, the park turns on the ride's exterior waterfall, which falls from the exterior skull's eyes. It pours down into the water below, wetting guests in the ride's queue. While most of the park's coasters (except Kingda Ka) will operate in light rain, Skull Mountain remains open during thunderstorms, since it is enclosed. It will be closed only if the thunderstorm is severe.
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Karoonjhar Dam is being constructed to supply water to people of Nagarparkar area. In monsoon season, the rain water pours down from the mountain and flows in more than twenty streams, Bhatiani, Maoo, Gordaro, Ranaser, Sukhpur, Ghatiari, Madanwah, Moondaro, Bhodeser, Lolrai, Drah, Puranwah to the Rann of Kutch. The climate of this mountain range is extreme due to rocky terrain, August and September are only cool months due to monsoon.
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Batchelor; Stoddart, 2007. p. 124. Andy Taylor, who contracted a stomach virus serious enough to require hospitalization from accidentally drinking water in the lagoon during the shoot, describes the storyline as "Indiana Jones is horny and wants to get laid."Taylor, 104-05. In the video, singer Simon Le Bon's head rises in slow motion out of the river as rain pours down, evoking a scene in Apocalypse Now.
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When the logs fail to ignite he soaks the fireplace with gasoline, lights a match, and moves it towards the logs. Ollie returns from the train station with a black eye, a bent sword, and without his wife. The house is a smouldering ruin, Stan has burnt it down. Stan leaves Ollie seated on the only remaining chair looking bemused, then to cap it all, a huge rain storm pours down on him.
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The first two books take place somewhere in the primeval forests of Europe near a huge volcano. Fire glows on its summit and sometimes burning lava pours down the slopes, destroying everything in its path. For countless ages, primitive man has worshipped the fire-god in dumb terror. But at last comes the first great moment in the history of mankind: the emergence from the herd of a man with a mind and a will, a Prometheus.
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The same song from the beginning plays as Oswald looks down on the first floor. The first floor was completely flooded while the boy beagle in a big wooden bucket swivels from side to side, singing the song. To ignore the beagle, Oswald pours down a big bucket of water and the bucket itself, and knocks down the boy beagle down into the water. Oswald and the girl beagle laughed at what the boy beagle did as the cartoon ends.
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Each episode begins with a tracking shot leading to the front door of The Cryptkeeper's decrepit mansion. Once inside, the camera pans down from the foyer to the hallways and stairways, finally descending into the basement. The show's host, The Cryptkeeper, then pops out from his coffin, cackling wildly; finally, green slime pours down over the screen as the main title appears. The Cryptkeeper is an animated corpse, as opposed to the original comics in which he was a living human being.
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The captain hits a boundary, scores his hundred and deliberately gets out hit wicket to honour the opposition. The match ends in a draw as rain pours down, thereby being the ideal situation expected for one and all. The story is reportedly based on the famous Indian cricketer Mansoor Ali Khan "Tiger" Pataudi (also known as the Nawab of Pataudi). Pataudi was a student at Oxford, and was involved in a serious car accident in which he lost the use of his right eye.
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The anime version is a cyborg whose only remaining human part is his brain, which is deeply encased in armor. Wolfwood shoots out a pipeline filled with corrosive liquid, which pours down on Gray and melts his armor to expose the brain and internal frame, and he then blows Gray's upper body apart with the rocket launcher in his Cross Punisher. However, the legs remain active and deploy a hidden launcher of their own to destroy one of the plants powering the ship, leading to its crash.
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People of the Whale contains many symbols and motifs and also subtly conveys messages about Native Americans and relationships. # Water is used as an element to symbolize purity, honesty, and life. After Marco is drowned and the whale is untraditionally killed by Dwight and the other councilmen, the ocean recedes, as if to condemn the dishonesty in the tribe and the abandoning of tradition. When the rain returns, water pours down upon the tribe, revealing a whale killed by the white men as well as ancient seashell buildings built long ago.
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GameSpot reviewer Kevin VanOrd remarked that Mass Effect 2 is more detailed and darker than its predecessor. He wrote that "deep reds and glowing indigos saturate certain scenes, making them richer and more sinister; eerie fog limits your vision in one side mission, while rain pours down upon you in another. Subtle, moody lighting gives certain interactions great impact." Reviewer Adriaan den Ouden of RPGamer credited the conversations and cutscenes for featuring better cinematography than the first game, stating that "it's hard to imagine them becoming much better in Mass Effect 3".
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Ryoo began 2004 in the TV series Sunlight Pours Down co-starring Song Hye-kyo and Jo Hyun-jae, but it proved unmemorable to audiences. Thereafter Ryoo would concentrate solely on film. In Ryoo Seung- wan's Arahan, he played a hapless traffic policeman who discovers he has untapped martial arts potential, as he's trained by masters played by Ahn Sung-ki and Yoon So-yi. Part modern-day wuxia, part superhero film and part local comedy, it was Ryoo Seung-wan's first foray into commercial cinema, and the film was a relative box office success at around 2 million tickets sold.
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If they could not or would not copulate with them, the Girls would try to kill them as they did the women. This comes as a blow to many of the men, who had not taken the threat the Girls posed as seriously due to the idea that they would never be attacked. The book ultimately ends with the remaining townspeople killing off the rest of the Girls, which prompts the sperm monster to break the dome and shoot a beam into space. The surviving townspeople then mourn their dead friends and family as well as celebrate their survival as rain pours down on them.
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Unknown to the Old Man, his cave is near the underground home of the Gorm, a clan of Scottish pixies, who are responsible for pushing up the spring flowers in Scotland. The Gorm King is an inventor, and has created a curious device (which looks and sounds like a set of bagpipes) which reduces full grown flowers back to seeds. The seed will turn back into a flower when it gets wet and the Gorm Queen and Princess declare that the King has changed the way everyone will work from now on. However, as they are discussing this, a flood pours down unexpectedly from above.
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In Book from the Sky, the artist invented 4,000 characters and hand-carved them into wood blocks, then used them as movable type to print volumes and scrolls, which are displayed laid out on the floor and hung from the ceiling. The vast planes of text seem to convey ancient wisdom, but are in fact unintelligible. The Glassy Surface of a Lake, a site-specific installation for the Elvehjem, was on view in 2004-05. In this work, a net of cast aluminum letters forming a passage from Henry David Thoreau's Walden stretches across the museum's atrium and pours down into an illegible pile of letters on the floor below.
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The painter J. M. W. Turner arrived at High Force at 10:00 a.m. on 3 August 1816 to sketch the scene. He then travelled upstream to Cauldron Snout and eventually made his way to Dufton, across the fells, in inclement weather. Arthur Young came with his wife on horseback from Durham in 1771 and made the following comment: > The whole river (no trifling one) divided by one rock into two vast torrents > pours down a perpendicular precipice of near fourscore feet: The deluging > force of the water throws up such a foam and misty rain, that the sun never > shines without a large and brilliant rainbow appearing... After preaching at > Cuthberton and in Teesdale, I went a little out of my way, to see one of the > wonders of nature.
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Then, in the 1960s, she cries with black mascara all over her face as she is pregnant and they are unmarried. Meanwhile, the elderly woman, who sees the events of her teen years and interspersed with scenes of her and her husband dancing for the last time before they move out, walks into a mysterious room where an old man is seen staring at the real life woman in her white wedding dress next to two mannequin people while rain pours down on the glass. This is probably symbolizing that he always viewed his wife as beautiful as the day they married. She moves through the video while the old man and the elderly woman move walk through separate ways through the video and through the mirrors symbolizing his death and her moving on.
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