The Gypsies of Perpignan feel the expanding university below pressing up against them.
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There's something pressing up against the screen at the hinge, right there in the crease.
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These packs were pressing up against voltage sampling cable harness due to improper positioning, Nio said.
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"I want the cash register," Lidor says, moving away from him and pressing up against me.
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In recent years, Matson has started noticing younger fans pressing up against the front railing at shows.
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And I've really been looking—pressing up against doors, trying to knock down walls, climbing dozens of ladders to nowhere.
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He then stood up, too, pulled her in and kissed her on the lip while pressing up against her, she said.
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We were silly and fun and friendly, but operating within a kind of triage environment, constantly pressing up against the limits of our capabilities.
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The lucky revelers who didn't fall through teetered on the edge of the abyss, pressing up against the wall to keep from going down.
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"The mothers tried to reach their children, and I saw children pressing up against the fence of the cage to try to reach out," she said.
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He was recently accused by a transgender co-star of making lewd, sexually suggestive remarks ... and even allegedly pressing up against her in a suggestive manner.
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Tens of thousands of protestors flowed into the streets, throwing rocks and pressing up against the gates of the American embassy in Beijing and consulates in other cities.
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"There's something pressing up against the screen at the hinge, right there in the crease," wrote The Verge's Dieter Bohn, describing a problem with the Galaxy Fold review unit he initially received.
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But National Guard soldiers and police cordoned off the square where they planned to meet, so protesters instead milled in nearby streets waving flags, chanting "the government will fall" and pressing up against lines.
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In Mr. Sanchez's telling, he was dancing in a tight space, with Ms. Newbold and others pressing up against him, when out of nowhere, Mr. Hubbard yanked on a beaded necklace he was wearing.
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Video games are always trying to tap into this feeling, but these quiet moments where I am pressing up against my own ability to continue playing the game are the only times that I really feel it.
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The US Department of Health and Human Services reports that there&aposs a chance these items can increase a baby&aposs risk of SIDS due to suffocation by pressing up against the baby&aposs face or overheating.
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As you arrive in the outer reaches of Brooklyn gentrification, you and everyone you know find yourselves spread thin geographically, specks of dust in distant orbit around Lower Manhattan, pressing up against communities that feel threatened by your presence.
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I believed I was writing about the urgency of continuing to reflect on the past because of its importance to the present and the future, but I had no idea that the role of current events would keep pressing up against me in such an intense way.
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"We have seen this play a role in a similar mass murder," Kelly says, noting Charles Whitman, the "Texas Tower Sniper" who killed 17 on the University of Texas at Austin campus in 1966, had a tumor pressing up against the part of the brain that regulates anxiety.
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Imagine if you were unable to use your arms to do anything (let alone get dressed), or used a wheelchair and needed to have easy access to a catheter, or had a spine with a significant convex curve that made pressing up against any flat surface painful, or had muscles that spasm.
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Onstage at Kung Fu Necktie, the quartet of founding guitarist and vocalist Neige, drummer Winterhalter, live bassist Fursy Teyssier, and live guiarist/vocalist Zero seemed a bit overwhelmed by the crowd pressing up against the foot-high stage, but they got into the zone soon enough, and the music flowed as gracefully and beautifully as it did on their then-current album, Écailles de Lune.
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The median nerve can be compressed by a decrease in the size of the canal, an increase in the size of the contents (such as the swelling of lubrication tissue around the flexor tendons), or both. Since the carpal tunnel is bordered by carpal bones on one side and a ligament on the other, when the pressure builds up inside the tunnel, there is nowhere for it to escape and thus it ends up pressing up against and damaging the median nerve. Simply flexing the wrist to 90 degrees will decrease the size of the canal. Compression of the median nerve as it runs deep to the transverse carpal ligament (TCL) causes atrophy of the thenar eminence, weakness of the flexor pollicis brevis, opponens pollicis, abductor pollicis brevis, as well as sensory loss in the digits supplied by the median nerve.
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The music video was filmed together with the video for the band's second single, "Get Well", during a four-day shoot in Houston with director Van Alan Blumreich. A promotional behind-the- scenes video was released in June before the full video was released via Guitar World magazine's website on August 15, 2011. The video depicts the band pulling up to an alley at night, where they paint socially critical graffiti on a wall (designs include a priest with dollar signs for eyes, a fast food meal marked with skulls and crossbones, a stick figure mother and child both holding cell phones, a crying woman carrying medical prescription bags, a baby pressing up against a television screen, and a woman wearing a blindfold with "ICON" written on it). This is intercut with footage of the band performing the song in a room decorated with similar graffiti designs, and later at a concert.
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