The crowd purred in appreciation of what might have been.
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"To put it bluntly, President Trump's leadership is working," he purred.
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Trucks rattled and purred above, and the shop's windows and walls shook.
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She scratched the back of its head and the cat purred, eyes closed.
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China absolutely did not, Mr Xi purred, "intend to pursue militarisation" on its islands.
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The engines purred, and the teak wood of the hallways, lounges and cabins seemed appropriate now.
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"At the center of the triangle is lil' ol' me," she purred, in full Marilyn Monroe getup.
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Unlike Coleman Hawkins or Lester Young, whose mantle he picked up, Mr. Rollins rarely purred into his horn.
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Xi Jinping, China's president, visited the Expo on June 235th, and purred that the two countries should be "partners forever".
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"My head is aching," she purred in one of her first posts, her lips parted, cleavage tumbling into the camera.
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"Does this rape kit spark joy ?" she purred, holding a kit to her face, then tossing it into the trash.
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Yet economists are left pondering why India has been unable to boost exports even as the global economy has purred along.
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"He is young, smart, telegenic and Hispanic," it purred after Mr. Cruz was a featured speaker at the Republican National Convention that summer.
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"Mind if I join you," the president purred before heading into the dressing room, emerging a short time later in his swim trunks.
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"He's a man of faith," purred a cheering woman at a restaurant that poked from the snow of Manchester into the milky sky.
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Okay, not quite – the video is clearly a loop/Boomerang effect and Goldblum probably only purred for two seconds, but IT DOES THE TRICK.
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The economy purred along, unemployment and the deficit are falling, but there was a shadow, he said: the "instability generated by politics in Catalonia".
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"Here, kitty," Isaacs purred, and what looked like a baby sandworm out of Dune threw itself against the electric fence of its private brig.
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The Butthole Surfers revelled in mayhem, purred in mischief, and drank themselves to hell, often to the point of being unable to function or perform.
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The taut, luminous screens of the newest Motorolas, Samsungs, and iPhones glinted and seductively purred all of their features: Instagram, Twitter, Spotify, Google Maps, connectivity, modernity.
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Most importantly, owners reported receiving more post-feeding affection from their cats during the diet, particularly in how much their cats purred and sat in their lap.
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After getting comfortable on the couch, with Tatum's legs draped over Jennifer's lap, he seductively purred one-liners like "Sup babe" and the ever-classic "Bling" into her ear.
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"Have you heard of this new lip topcoat they're selling down South?" she purred in her thick accent, describing it like some sketchy new drug circulating an underground club scene.
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I can't be sure, but for her own purr-sonal reasons, Ruki stood perfectly still and purred her little heart out while I gently dressed her as Star Wars favorite, Yoda.
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"I'm not bad, I'm just drawn that way," the model purred in one video — a killer delivery of perhaps the most recognizable line spoken by Jessica (Kathleen Turner) in the 1988 classic.
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Asian currencies failed to capitalize on the dollar weakness purred by a slide in U.S. Treasury yields after St. Louis Federal Reserve President James Bullard said a rate cut "may be warranted soon".
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"This is definitely my speed," I purred, reclining on Stone's "Untitled (carpet with pink border)" (2016), which stitches and reweaves mats purchased in Chinatown, mass-manufactured textiles from Pottery Barn Teen, and cheaply printed Persian-style rugs.
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At home, in an earlier referendum gamble, he gave Scots the opportunity to vote on independence in 2014, and indiscreetly revealed that Queen Elizabeth had "purred" with pleasure when told they had chosen to stay in the United Kingdom.
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Following the result of the Scottish independence referendum, in which a majority of Scottish people voted to remain in the UK, Cameron was forced to apologise after revealing that the Queen had "purred down the line" about the news.
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Monroe's purred rendition of "Happy Birthday" is renowned for the husky effect of her voice – however, given that the actress reputedly had to be sewn into the garment moments before walking onto stage to deliver the song, a little shortness of breath is surely forgiven.
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O.K., so frisky is perhaps not a word you want to see anywhere near Mr. Lloyd Webber's name, especially if you're among those who were allergic to the felines who purred T. S. Eliot verses to swoony tunes in "Cats," which occupied the Winter Garden for nearly 18 years.
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During the first set, in the dining room, Mr. Gwinn and the T-Shirt Tuxedo Trio, with Anne Fraser Thomas on vocals, purred jazz standards and a few torch songs, plus a bossa nova version of "I Could Have Danced All Night," scrolling through the set list on an iPad.
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Though the 1-year-old feline can also predict when a seizure is on its way — "I was sitting down watching TV, my arm started shaking, he jumped in my lap and stroked my arm, looked at me and purred," Schallman recalled of another life-threatening instance — he hasn't received any formal training.
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It might have been when L3-37 (Phoebe Waller Bridge), a bowlegged female droid with a plummy British accent, started lecturing a fellow robot about droid rights and sentience; or when a card-playing, smooth-talking Lando Calrissian (Donald Glover) purred that "everything you've heard about me is true"; or, most likely, when Han (Alden Ehrenreich) walks in on love interest Qi'ra (Emilia Clarke) modeling one of Lando's many colorful silk capes in a Millennium Falcon closet.
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I swam to the other shore and then back before walking down the beach to meet J., who drove us to our final body of water, Katama, which is not really a pond at all, but an actual bay, where boats purred by and I could feel, for the first time, the expansiveness, the uncontainable hugeness, of the water I was in, the giddy sensation that if I didn't concentrate — and even if I did — I might lose my way entirely.
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He purred and mewed, his greying whiskers giving his face the appearance of a Cheshire cat.
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She purred over her steak pie, which came in its own ashet dish with roasted new potatoes and perfectly steamed broccoli.
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Murder She Purred: A Mrs. Murphy Mystery, was filmed in Cookstown in 1998.Murder She Purred: A Mrs. Murphy Mystery (1998) (TV) - Filming locations Alcona hosts Summerfest and Winterfest at Innisfil Beach road in the early summer and mid winter, each year at Innisfil Beach located at the end of Innisfil Beach Rd (8th Line). Georgian Downs Harness racetrack and casino is located on the 5th Sideroad near the Highway 400 interchange at Innisfil Beach Road. The Sunset Speedway, located on Yonge St. south of Innisfil Beach Road, has been a local landmark for over 50 years.
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The book has a lexicon with certain different names for foreign objects. A Children's Literature review noted the words "kittypet" and "twoleg" which mean housecat and humans respectively. In the book, instead, of using "said", Cary uses the word "mewed". This was criticized with the reviewer writing "that 'he mewed', 'she purred', and 'the warrior mewed', which pass for cat talk, grows old fast".
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The Committee for the First Amendment was an action group formed in September 1947 by actors in support of the Hollywood Ten during the hearings of the House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC). It was founded by screenwriter Philip Dunne, actress Myrna Loy, and film directors John Huston and William Wyler. Other members included Lucille Ball, Humphrey Bogart, Lauren Bacall,Enid Nemy, "Lauren Bacall Dies at 89; in a Bygone Hollywood, She Purred Every Word" (obituary), The New York Times, Aug. 12, 2014.
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On June 15, 2008, the McClatchy News Service published articles based on interviews with 66 former Guantanamo captives. McClatchy reporters interviewed Mourad Benchellali in France. Benchellali acknowledged he was born in a radical family, but said he was not a radical beliefs himself: During his interview Benchellali described his brother tricking him into traveling to Afghanistan, described what it was like to attend the training camp: a lot praying; lectures on jihad; physical training; some weapons training, which did not include any weapons. Benchellali described one female interrogator who: "undressed in front of him as she purred questions".
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Feldon studied acting at HB Studio. Following working as a model, Feldon's break came in the form of a popular and much parodied television commercial for "Top Brass", a hair pomade for men by Revlon. Lounging languidly on an animal-print rug, she purred at the camera, addressing the male viewers as "tigers". This led to small roles in television series. In the 1960s, she made appearances on Twelve O'Clock High (season one, episode 24: "End of the Line"), Lorne Greene's Griff, Flipper (season one, episodes 12 and 13: the two-parter "The Lady and the Dolphin") and The Man from U.N.C.L.E. (in "The Never-Never Affair" aired spring 1965).
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" Session musicians were Kyle Fischer on guitar; George Javori, William Kuehn, Tim Powles each on drums; Adam Snyder on guitar and keyboards; and Peter Wetzler on accordion. In North America it was issued via Nettwerk Records initially in 2007 and again in April 2008, with an additional track, "Late Night Insominia". Jo-Ann Greene of AllMusic, rated it at four-and-a-half stars and explained, "[she] labored hard on the set, working to wipe away all memory of the pop kitten that purred across the bland, commercialized pop of her debut set Trigger. Her efforts paid off, because Dark is a far more mature affair, with Burn's production astutely drawing out Sandrine's best and showcasing it brilliantly.
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The estrus cycle seems to be about 16 days, based on observations of 14 cycles of a tame, free-ranging female which lived at the Estación Biológica Caparú (Vaupés, Colombia). During the period of receptivity (which lasts 2–3 days) the black labia and the clitoris became swollen and hard and behavior changes occurred. During the receptive period the female became much more affectionate towards its human "parents", purred loudly, somewhat like a cat and crouched in a lordotic position when the base of the tail was stimulated. Contrariwise to her increased affection towards her perceived "family unit" (or two humans), she became much more aggressive than normal towards any "outsiders" (i.e.
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Queen Elizabeth II issued a politically neutral statement following the referendum, stating that it was "a result that all of us throughout the United Kingdom will respect". She said that she and her family would support all efforts to "work constructively for the future of Scotland and indeed all parts of this country". Prime Minister David Cameron said he was "delighted" with the result, adding: "it would have broken my heart to see our United Kingdom come to an end and I know that this sentiment was shared not just by people across our country but also around the world". While attending a public event later in September, Cameron told Michael Bloomberg, a former mayor of New York City, that the Queen had "purred down the line" when he informed her of the result.
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In the Green Room, The Ting Tings second ever Irish appearance was timed with a downturn in the weather, with heavy rain prompting a large crowd into the marquee to witness a set that opened with "Great DJ" and closed with "Shut Up and Let Me Go" and "That's Not My Name". Gardaí closed off all entrances to stem the huge crowd,Hannah Hamilton, "Oxegen '08: Saturday 12 July" – Hot Press, Vol:32 Issue:14, 30 July 2008, page 40 although the situation was not quite as serious as at MGMT in the Pet Sounds tent the following day. Camille O'Sullivan arrived on the Pet Sounds Stage in a kimono and a trilby and stripped down to a saucy dress and Wizard of Oz style sequined stilettos for "In These Shoes", which she performed in an array of pin-up poses. She miowed and purred her way through the set, crawling onto the speaker to fondle security.
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" The "powerful engine allows it to whiz through city traffic with ease" and the wagon's interior was "spartan," but "spacious and comfortable." A week-long review of an automatic transmission equipped 1988 Medallion by The Milwaukee Sentinel described it as an "eye-appealing alternative for those shopping for a compact four-door sedan" offering "peppy" performance with an engine that "purred contently at highway speeds" while offering a smooth ride in both the city and on the highway returning an actual combined fuel economy, but the sedan's light weight, , was criticized as too light on open roads in the wind and the insulation to reduce road noise seemed inadequate. A long-term test by Popular Mechanics found the Medallion "low on flash, high on comfort" especially on long-distance journeys and along the roughest roads in New York City, and the editors came to regard it as a "pretty nice car." Other automotive guides recommended the Medallion for comfortable ride and interior roominess, as well as summarizing that Chrysler does not "have a domestic model in this category that's quite as nice.
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