As he is laid down, life rings out -- a cry.
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A shot rings out and a grunt of pain follows.
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A shot rings out and he falls to the ground.
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Then a cannon booms and a muezzin&aposs voice rings out.
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A gunshot rings out as Archie heads back to the house.
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While some of the onlookers back up, a shot rings out.
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Santiago's tone rings out in Cage the Elephant's sour guitar leads.
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The ballroom darkens and the recorded voice of William Shatner rings out.
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As we position ourselves near the doors, a countdown rings out. Go!
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An "excuse me?" rings out, hitting me like cold water down my collar.
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But it's the next myth that Hudson breaks down that really rings out.
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Helping the victims and putting trafficking rings out of business is lifesaving work.
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And then, the fateful buzz of the pager rings out in the empty room.
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But, like a choir of angels, the sound of salvation rings out: a bark.
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Then a gong rings out — and Blue Man Group emerges from a utility closet.
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THE Angelus bell rings out on the first page of Mike McCormack's novel, "Solar Bones".
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Then as the first drop hits, a piercing mechanical call rings out, calling for departure.
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Even after passing away last month, the name Kimbo Slice rings out across popular culture.
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The old Twitter koan about there being no ethical consumption under capitalism rings out here.
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The Cuban national anthem rings out of loudspeakers flanking the route, automatically shushing the crowd.
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Gunfire rings out constantly between Federal Police and militants holed up in abandoned shops and apartments.
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The young man has moved through the door and isn't visible when a shot rings out.
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As for what we're watching, a resounding favorite rings out around the world: Woman-on-woman.
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When another gun shot rings out, he yells "go" and starts running down a side street.
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But "nasty" is one that rings out with some significance: He seems to reserve it for women.
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Near the end of the night, an excited scream rings out from the fellowship hall as Panic!
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Gunfire rings out and the two daughters return alone to huddle in the corner of the room.
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Nevertheless, the team liked the tune so much that it now rings out at every Meade rally.
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Decorations are retrieved from attics; trees are felled; frantic gift-buying begins; and festive music rings out.
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Get up to speed: Military coup in 90 seconds Gunfire rings out as a confused nation watches.
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The loud crack of a rifle rings out across the barren, fire-blackened farmland in southeast Australia.
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A Tiny Pissed Voice Rings Out "Wow, what a crowd this is," he begins at Fountain Hills.
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ABUJA/LAGOS (Reuters) - A steady "thwack" rings out at the driving range just outside Nigeria's capital Abuja.
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The gong rings out every 19 minutes, and once I know why, the experience becomes deeply haunting.
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The court changed beyond recognition, but his laughter still rings out loudly enough for anyone to hear. ♦
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A keening voice rings out and the dancer's arms flutter slightly, as if awakened by its mournful sound.
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To this day, if that single opening piano note rings out from a speaker, people lose their minds.
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In Pennsylvania, where Clinton dominated Philadelphia and its inner suburbs, the story was different in the next rings out.
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"I exported each of these stems so that the reverb rings out as much as it can," he says.
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Joe and Peach end up tumbling outside, and as the camera pans up to the sky, a shot rings out.
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In the promo, the fictional president is attending a swearing-in ceremony for a congressman when a gunshot rings out.
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His voice rings out as you pull up; the perfect drawl, raised a bit to carry through the soupy air.
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His Dial M for Murder poster rings out like a "Reds Under the Bed" paste-up on a brick wall.
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You hear a faint static on the intercom and an incredibly important yet completely indecipherable message rings out in your ears.
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The "distant sound of a breaking string" that rings out plaintively in "The Cherry Orchard" reverberates in Mr Dodin's work, too.
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Science is an invisible art practiced on brittle instruments: A string is plucked, and its note rings out a month later.
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The opening note of "Nothing Compares 2 U" rings out and O'Connor takes the stage, her head shaved and feet bare.
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He thought about holding workshops in his studio to teach people how to make their own engagement rings out of cuttlebone.
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A spindly, trebly synth line lurks ominously in the background, as a stately, matter-of-fact chord rings out every few measures.
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Mish Barber-Way's declamatory scream rings out, clearly and solemnly, above the fray, but said fray's volume and horsepower subsume her lyrics.
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Once turned on, the animatronic Bagans's eyes light up green, and his voice rings out, telling us of the adventure that awaits.
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But Mr Adès's opera gives it a voice—an unearthly wail that rings out whenever the dinner guests try to escape their prison.
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This offer will end on 12/15 Here's the full list of specifications for the HP Omen 15t that rings out at $1,175:
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" In the show's world, truth is as fragmentary as the actors' line deliveries, the cadence of which now rings out as decidedly "presidential.
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Finally, we get one last glimpse of James running before a "piercing gunshot," according to closed captioning, rings out, and, harsh fade to black.
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When the camera enters the darkness, Buddy's voice rings out, "Oh, you shouldn't have done that," followed by the sound of a door lock.
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As he veers off to the side, in what appears to be a nonaggressive attempt to walk away, a rapid succession of shots rings out.
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In "Ambience 001," Crystal LaBeija's voice rings out clear: "Because you're beautiful and you're young; you deserve to have the best in life," she says.
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We emphasize the good and downplay the bad, cropping wedding rings out of photos or digitally retouching photographs in lieu of working out at the gym.
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"Tiny Dancer," one of Mr. John's most well-known songs, still rings out at the president's rallies, part of a playlist that Mr. Trump personally selects.
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"Tiny Dancer," one of Mr. John's most well-known songs, still rings out at the president's rallies, part of a playlist that Mr. Trump personally selects.
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While there are other smart rings out on the market, most are focused on notifications, acting as extensions of a smartphone instead of providing any additional function.
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His name rings out at music festivals, where his 0003-year-old face appears on T-shirts mocked up in the style of Barack Obama's "Hope" posters.
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You write that in an information climate like this, political "campaigns become exercises in miseducating the public," and that rings out especially true in relation to Donald Trump.
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From the haunting, almost devotional quality of the vocals to the endlessness of each chord as it rings out, this album feels larger than life yet frighteningly human.
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For the next 20 minutes, Davidson and other speakers rail against the media and, at one point, during a break in the rants, a lone call rings out.
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As soon as that first note of "We Found Love" rings out, the atmosphere shifts; in exactly one minute and seven seconds, everyone will be losing their minds.
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After a few listens, each song rings out with disconcerting familiarity, like discovering a clearing in the woods you know you've been to before but can't place when.
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" Following prayers lead by religious leaders, voices of politicians, and the applause for Trump's housekeeping staff, the question rings out over the crowd: "Is anybody ready for some tacos?
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At the 1:50 mark, as the ambulance with the injured solider pulls away, a second ambulance obscures the second attacker from the camera and a shot rings out.
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Thornhill's indigenous neighbours tend the land; they make art on the rocks that surround them; they sing music that rings out over the cliffs; they build homes and communities.
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The officer immediately tells the man to show his hands, telling him, "Let me see your hands, dude," but a shot immediately rings out as he raises his gun.
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A chirping melody rings out in the background, bringing a little bit of color to the destruction as Thug and Rich the Kid do their vocal Cirque Du Soleil act.
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In Isla Verde, a densely populated Muslim neighborhood in this predominantly Christian city, bearded men in traditional robes walk along narrow pathways as the afternoon call to prayer rings out.
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The gorgeous authorial voice of James Sallis rings out in SARAH JANE (Soho Crime, $23.95), about a chicken farmer's daughter who becomes the acting sheriff of a small Southern town.
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In the most recent video -- a week before the shooting -- everyone shares hugs, smiles and handshakes as a chorus of "God is good all the time" rings out in the background.
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Across the state line, and across the nation, the question rings out each election cycle: Why does Iowa, a state of barely more than three million people, get all the attention?
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After 90 minutes of quirk after quirk for quirk's sake, the statement rings out like the sound of a power drill stripping a nail that's already deeply, irrevocably embedded in the wall.
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That chilling line rings out in "prisoner of the state," the new David Lang opera that reimagines Beethoven's only opera, "Fidelio"; the New York Philharmonic will give its premiere on June 6.
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LONDON — The famous "mad-as-hell" line from Paddy Chayefsky's "Network" rings out nightly here at the National Theater, where Ivo van Hove's adaptation of the 1976 film is playing to packed houses.
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"I've got the power!" rings out in a deafening fashion from the D.J. booth as we bypass the purple lounges and matching umbrellas to find a narrow edge of a planter to perch on.
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The video then appears to show one officer approach the Jeep's driver-side door, with a gun drawn and pointed toward the Jeep door's window; the Jeep moves slightly forward; then one gunshot rings out.
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The evening's last call to prayer rings out around the same time as the nightclubs get started, crossfading the city's 11:00 ambience into a melody of mosques and the beat of an EDM track.
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Although fighting has died down in Tripoli in recent years, mock gunfire still rings out at Takmiliyat Al Kobba 2nd School and about 200 other government schools during regular drills run by the Lebanese Red Cross.
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The clips often show children and adults collapsing to the ground as a shot rings out following the lyrics "What a shot", before the person stands up and begins to dance as the music picks up.
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Even as ISIS's caliphate has been dismantled and its founder killed by US forces, that placeless call to violence still rings out across the internet, and may yet pull more troubled young men under its sway.
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But the power of the gesture came from his musicianship — the way his left hand drew out the ominous undertones of Liszt's transcription, making the familiar, joyful melody seem hard-won when it finally rings out clearly.
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Jeffrey Epstein was first convicted in 2008 after a three-year investigation determined he was basically running child sex rings out of his homes in Miami, New York, and the U.S. Virgin Islands for at least six years.
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They were also told they could periodically take the rings out, but for no more than two hours at a time, since the efficacy of the contraceptive might be affected if the rings were removed for longer periods.
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New Delhi, India (CNN)The call to prayer rings out through the crowded, bustling streets of Old Delhi -- a maze of chaotic streets full of honking scooters, shouting rickshaw wallas, vendors selling jewelery and eateries laden with sweet delicacies.
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There are plenty of masturbators and cock rings out there designed to simulate penetrative sex and get a dong harder than the SATs after three pot brownies, but the focus is always on the meat rather than the potatoes.
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You could almost isolate the "Tampa's gonna be on your left" part and let it slide as some kind of visual indicator for the audience, but combined with the rest of it, it just rings out as pretty toxic.
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Although everyone is eligible to get a free band made from sterling silver, they also have the option of tricking their rings out, for an extra fee, with an upgrade to 10-karat or 14-karat white or yellow gold and diamonds.
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The Occupy protests evolved and matured beyond their initially more anarchist messines, and now an "eat the rich" and "fuck you pay me" mentality rings out in certain corners of the internet with a regularity we couldn't have predicted nine years ago.
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While Dr. King is a presence in I Am A Man — including when you glimpse him on the balcony of the Lorraine Motel just before a shot rings out — within the Oculus Rift VR headset, your perspective is that of an ordinary sanitation worker.
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The official Pikachu filter applies the electric mouse's trademark rosy cheeks, pointy ears, black nose and big eyes to faces in the app, and when users open their mouth the iconic Pikachu cry rings out as an animated version of the characters leaps into frame.
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"Go back, go back," shout two men, trying to warn protesters before a volley of shots rings out as rebel soldiers open fire outside the Akinci air base north of the capital Ankara, believed to have served as a hub for the coup plotters.
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The greats come and go in Muay Thai but one name in the pantheon of eight-limbed legends rings out loud from all of the rest, the all-singing, all dancing, king of the kickboxers and the so-called best of the best, Samart Payakaroon.
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The chef Tommy Lee, who also runs Uncle, a ramen-specialist in LoHi, serves regional Chinese fare with a focus on fine ingredients and the use of a wood grill in a former soy sauce factory where hip-hop commonly rings out across the lively dining room.
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Deep down, both movements believe that everybody is racist and sexist and homophobic, that the left, especially, is simply trying to lord a moral superiority over everybody else when, in secret cabals, they kidnap babies and run child molestation rings out of the basements of pizza restaurants.
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The film, "Dugma: The Button", shot in late 2014 and last year, follows members of the then al Qaeda-linked Islamist rebel group Nusra Front as they wait to be deployed as suicide bombers — showing them in a restaurant, washing up dishes or chatting as gunfire rings out nearby.
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When I'm caught in the hotel, I tell the woman, "Go into the bathroom — there may be a law about this in Massachusetts," and that line rings out because now you see this black man with a white woman in 1949, knowing that black men have been lynched and killed for less.
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" At the packed service on Thursday for Kimberly "KJ" Morris, a bouncer at Pulse and a former college basketball player, her uncle, Bryant Johnson, recalled, "This past week we've been watching so many videos of our loved Kim and it just rings out in my mind as we are watching those videos, 'Go Kim!
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As the intro to "Real Ting"—which has, at this point, become her de facto anthem, with a recent remix from Giggs—rings out, the men who were taking up so much space on stage slink away, like schoolboys trailing back to their desks when the hardest girl in their year asks if they're trying it.
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