Ambient Swedish music pours over the loudspeakers and he offered me a glass of sparkling water.
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Like a Christmas card from a distant cousin, it pours over many details without saying much.
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YouTube's effects on the music industry increase when the study pours over copyright infringing music downloads.
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The mold closes, and the chocolate pours over his body and he is suffocating and nearly drowning in it.
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I think that with this tsunami of data that pours over us all the time, we are starved for curation.
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Next, TechCrunch's Battlefield-savvy editorial team pours over every application looking for approximately 20 startups to pitch on the Main Stage.
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This was less like chili than like a slightly spicier version of the meat sauce my corner pizzeria pours over penne.
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But the billionaire's pledge to start a candy company comes at a time when intense criticism pours over his management of Tesla.
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Once inside, the payload opens a backdoor where a Russian hacker waltzes in, pours over the servers for useful data, and then, downloads whatever they can.
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An example: "When a volcano erupts, and molten lava pours over everything in the ecosystem, everything in that ecosystem is dead," he writes in an email.
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In slow-motion, sugar pours over a smiling, waving Mr. Rubio, whom a narrator says has been "making it snow for Big Sugar in Washington" for years.
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Smelly black smoke pours over the walls from a French military base that regularly sets fire to some of its waste, choking morning runners who pass by.
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Using some scrap goat cheese from our fridge, some eggs, and cream, she makes a custard of sorts that she pours over the vegetables, filling in the cracks and hollows in the tart.
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As her body drifts through her routine as a mother, wife, and caretaker during the day, her mind runs free through the world of Anna Karenina, the Tolstoy novel she pours over each night.
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He pours over best of lists, studiously ticking off the classics, but it's Antonioni's L'Avventura from 1960, a flick about a group of vacationing friends when one goes missing, which Gonzalez returns to again and again.
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Like a Christmas card from a distant cousin, it pours over many details without saying much But it's hard not to shake the play's most vexing flaw: the implicit question of why it should exist is never answered.
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Later Jamie builds his sister-in-law a shower that makes getting clean easier, with a wall around it for privacy and the ability to stand and look at the sky and be bathed in sunlight as the water pours over her.
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The building earned its nickname because when it rains water pours over the woman's face on the facade, running down her cheeks like tears.
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1st, 2003. Meetings are hosted by Great Lakes Brewing Company."Unconventional brewery pours over strategies; Brothers push sustainability in Cleveland.(Pat Conway and Dan Conway of Great Lakes Brewing Co.)", Waste News, Feb.
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This cataract on the Shannon is dramatic. The river is wide and deep above the falls. It pours over large masses of rock, forming a succession of falls over a stretch of about .
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"Unconventional brewery pours over strategies; Brothers push sustainability in Cleveland.(Pat Conway and Dan Conway of Great Lakes Brewing Co.)", Waste News, Feb. 19th, 2007. The organization is growing, with 5800 members in 2008.
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The falls have slowed in migration from approximately 1m per year as of 1900 to their modern 10 cm per year. The falls, particularly Horseshoe Falls, are dramatically steep and caused by glaciation. The Great Lakes themselves lie in the depressions left behind by glaciers, as the crust is still rebounding. Bridalveil Fall, in Yosemite Valley, California, pours over the lip of a hanging valley.
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200px Midway Geyser Basin is much smaller than the other basins found alongside the Firehole River. Despite its small size, it contains two large features, the Excelsior Geyser which pours over per minute into the Firehole River. The largest hot spring in Yellowstone, the and Grand Prismatic Spring is found here.Yellowstone Resources and Issues, 2006, page 194 Also in the basin is Turquoise Pool and Opal Pool.
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The theory is that as groundwater flows continuously into a cavern, it fills a narrow tube that leads out. As it pours over the high point of the tube, it creates a siphon effect, sucking water out of the chamber. Eventually air rushes in and breaks the siphon. Professor Kip Solomon, a hydrologist at the University of Utah, said, "We can't think of another explanation at the moment".
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In Arhanghelii, the implicit Christian lesson is about the love of money and its devastation of an Apuseni get-rich mining community. At the heart of the novel is a former notary, Rodean, whose gold claim appears to be endlessly productive and corrupting. As Șăineanu writes: "with emotion and mounting interest, we witness here the ephemeral joys and disasters that this modern-day Moloch pours over this once-peaceful village."Șăineanu, p.
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Later on in the evening when the events have settled down, Sandrine is thrown out in front of the main door and told by Christophe that the divorce may take several weeks. Nathalie appears with a jerrycan full of petrol that she pours over herself and holds a lighter in the air. Christophe dismisses her only to be shot several times by Nathalie in her rage. She is jailed and Sandrine becomes the heir to the corporation.
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The other two lots continue to be leased by Chinese families and in these the market gardens function well, providing fresh vegetables on daily basis. The creek between the market gardens and Botany Cemetery is not always well maintained and the tunnel leading to Yarra Bay is not capable of draining it in heavy rain. Then water pours over the bank and washes vegetables away, leaving rubbish on the site. Sometimes, the sea water pours back to the market garden through the tunnel.
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Gaga and her friends then find the Eternal Fountain, which pours out red colored liquid and Gaga explains that it bleeds for anyone. She starts singing "Alejandro" while jumping into the fountain and singing, as blood pours over her. Gaga then returns and sings "Poker Face" on the cat-walk. After the performance, she and her friends find themselves in a dark place, and after some dialogue, Gaga's friends run off, leaving her alone to deal with the Fame Monster, a giant angler fish.
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As is Old Faithful, Riverside is one of the most predictable geysers in the park, because it is not located near any other geysers that may disrupt the flow of underground water in the geyser's plumbing. Riverside is unique in its way that eruptions seldom occur at the average interval for any given time. Instead, Riverside is bimodal, meaning it usually erupts 20 minutes before or 25 minutes late for a duration of 20 minutes. For an hour or two before the eruption, water pours over the edge of the cone.
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Tip Toe Falls is accessed by the Iverson Trail, which begins at the park visitor center. Iverson Trail begins on the north side of the Nature Center. The Sequoia Nature Trail begins on the south side of the Nature Center and eventually meets the Iverson Trail. The trail eventually comes to the mouth of Fall Creek, and a narrow side trail winds upstream. The side trail soon comes to the end of the canyon, where two rock walls slope down in a “V” shape and form the low cliff that Tip Toe Falls pours over.
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Webster's Falls, according to Joe Hollick, has the highest number of vintage postcards bearing its image; this suggests that it has been the most frequently visited waterfall in Hamilton for more than a century. Webster's Falls is shown in the 2005 Sci-Fi movie Descent, though it is portrayed as being an anonymous waterfall in the Pacific Northwest. During the movie a river of lava pours over the falls, nearly killing the star, Luke Perry. Russian professor, Oleg Polyansky, was part of a team that had discovered water vapour on the sun when working in Waterloo.
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Cicero argued, "When you wish to instruct, be brief; that men's minds take in quickly what you say, learn its lesson, and retain it faithfully. Every word that is unnecessary only pours over the side of a brimming mind." Shakespeare parodied the pretentious style, as in the speeches of Dogberry in Much Ado About Nothing. The plain, or native style, was, in fact, an entire literary tradition during the English Renaissance, from John Skelton through Ben Jonson and include such poets as Barnabe Googe, George Gascoigne, Walter Raleigh, and perhaps the later work of Fulke Greville.
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The song says, be humble like a blade of grass at the foot of the mountain and spread your fragrance like a gentle jasmine flower. The metaphor of gentle blade of grass at the foot of the mountain is very profound. When the rain pours over the mountains, when the mighty winds blow, the tall trees on the mountains may fall down, but the gentle blade of grass will bend and survive. The tall trees are "too proud" to bend and surrender to the winds, whereas the humble blade of grass will bend and surrender to the mighty wind.
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The Amsel Falls () are a waterfall in Saxon Switzerland in East Germany, roughly a kilometre north of the famous Bastei crags. As the Grünbach stream passes through a particularly narrow, gorge-like section of the Amselgrund valley it plunges over the largest step in the river bed - roughly 10 m high - forming a wide spray of water that pours over the Amselloch, a collapsed cave. The roof of this cave was made of sandstone blocks that have collapsed. In the ravine and in the cave potholes and kolks bear witness to the meltwaters that coursed down into the River Elbe during earlier ice ages.
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Holes, or "hydraulics", (also known as "stoppers" or "souse-holes" (see also Pillows) are formed when water pours over the top of a submerged object, or underwater ledges, causing the surface water to flow back upstream toward the object. Holes can be particularly dangerous—a boater may become stuck under the surface in the recirculating water—or entertaining play-spots, where paddlers use the holes' features to perform various playboating moves. In high- and low-volume water flows, holes can subtly aerate the water, enough to allow craft to fall through the aerated water to the bottom of a deep 'hole'. Some of the most dangerous types of holes are formed by low-head dams (weirs), and similar types of obstructions.
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