Tentatively, Mr. Pearce asked about the '59 Gibson he had salivated over downstairs.
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Investors salivated at the prospect of a Kraft Heinz takeover of Unilever earlier this year.
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SINCE Donald Trump won America's presidential election investors have salivated over the prospect of lower taxes.
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Washington salivated at the prospect of a sequel to his blistering evisceration of Trump in 2011.
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Ten minutes after entering the drive-thru line, my mouth salivated as she ordered a Crunchwrap Supreme.
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Most of the British press has salivated over the EU's demise for decades, yet it is still here.
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This means there are hot lights to be shamelessly stalked and original glazed doughnuts to be salivated over.
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Oh my god, I met one of the guys who designed it and I nearly salivated over him.
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And to be sure, Clegane Bowl has been salivated over by fans for a very, very long time.
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When AMC Networks' horror-only streaming service, Shudder, debuted a year ago in open beta, horror fans salivated.
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Go back 40 years and find for me when the White House press corps salivated over a Republican president.
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He called the rise of figure skating and NASCAR in the 1990s, and advertisers salivated over his detailed analysis.
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Financiers salivated over an initial public offering for Aramco, the state-owned oil company, but that keeps getting delayed.
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Redick, still wearing a blazer, picked and popped for jump shots, while Brown salivated at the possibilities for the team.
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Officials once privately salivated in hope that maybe a quarter of the money, if not more, would remain in the shadows.
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Businessfolk salivated at the prospect of selling to the fast-growing African middle class, which by one measure numbered 113m people.
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Vin Diesel may not have crossed the line with the Brazilian reporter over whom he salivated, because she seemed down with it.
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And that was only possible because the tabloid readership salivated at the idea of a feminine monster, a hyper-sexualized femme-fatale.
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I watched a coworker eat her Sweetgreen salad, and I stared and salivated and coveted it; I wished it were my Sweetgreen salad.
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Now we know that not only were campaign aides willing to conspire with Russian intelligence to subvert the election, they salivated at the thought.
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So when it came time to compare salads from fast-food restaurants, I salivated at the opportunity to stuff myself with veggies for a change.
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Gave it to the special prosecutor, who salivated all over it, because, obviously, extramarital sex has a lot to do with a failed land deal.
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It was the fantasy America indulged when it elected Ronald Reagan, when it salivated over the Kennedys' every move, when it mused over how Jon Stewart.
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" US policy makers long salivated over the potential of the Afghan mineral economy — an internal Pentagon memo from 272 said it could become the "Saudi Arabia of lithium.
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" US policy makers long salivated over the potential of the Afghan mineral economy — an internal Pentagon memo from 353 said it could become the "Saudi Arabia of lithium.
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Between the lines: Some Democrats salivated about running on impeachment, until their leaders convinced them that would backfire and the "Abolish ICE" boomlet was co-opted by Republicans.
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Pavlov noticed that his dogs salivated at the sight of food and at the assistant who brought the food, and even at the sound of the assistant's footsteps.
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For his latest Closer Look segment, Seth Meyers has a new target: the media that "salivated over the possibility of a more presidential Trump" after his first address to Congress.
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Tabloid journalists who were anxious over the rise of social media, and its subsequent impact on their livelihoods, salivated over the endless number of juicy scoops coming out of Perugia.
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ALBANY — Facing considerable political headwinds, another Republican in the New York State Senate announced his retirement on Thursday, as Democrats salivated about possible gains all across President Trump's home state.
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It's a prospect Republicans have long salivated over and now see as a real possibility, with the party set to control both chambers of Congress and the White House in 6900.
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It's a prospect Republicans have long salivated over and now see as a real possibility, with the party set to control both chambers of Congress and the White House in 2017.
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House prices in the locations the film was shot have increased by over 200 percent; they salivated, as though the onslaught of impossibly high living costs is universally received as great news.
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But even though bank shareholders have salivated at the prospect of a return to the heyday of Wild West Wall Street, bidding stock prices higher, there are still more questions than answers.
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With an extendible jaw that salivated acid, it wasn't enough that "Alien" could capture and kill; it wanted to use humans unfortunate enough to cross its path as a surrogate womb as well.
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They would take a sample of your DNA—a few laboriously salivated milliliters of drool sent through the mail—scan it, and peer into your ancestral past as well as forecast your genetic future.
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People are appalled when I tell them that I won't allow my future kids to eat whatever they want, but these are usually the skinny people who would've salivated at the chance to tease me.
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Developers have salivated over the property, which comes with a restaurant that has a liquor license and would be perfect, in their minds, for other commercial uses, like a concert stadium or an antique car dealership.
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Twitter fanatics openly salivated over Scalise's shooting, with the most scorching of hot takes bandied about the internet: If the shooter has a serious health condition then is taking potshots at the GOP house leadership considered self defense?
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During a primary in which Trump usurped the GOP establishment, alienated crucial sectors of the general electorate on issues like immigration and abortion and dinged his own approval ratings, many Democrats salivated at talk of a November duel with the billionaire.
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The upcoming revival — which premieres September 28 — came up several times throughout NBC's day of panels at the Television Critics Association summer press tour, as thrilled executives salivated over the prospect of having it back on the network's Thursday schedule.
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The bill remaps current income tax brackets, slashes individual tax rates for the wealthiest Americans, doubles the standard deduction to $12,000 for individual filers and famously issues a massive, much salivated over cut to the corporate tax rate, lowering it from 35 percent to 21 percent.
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To some degree, Trump appears to be caught in a bind between the passionate enthusiasm of his supporters, who have salivated over the prospect of an indictment against Clinton, and legal norms that would view a new investigation as political retribution that violates the sanctity of the democratic system.
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WIRED looks back at the promises and failures of the last 10 years Eleven months later, feasting on the fat of summer in an apartment on Mulberry Street, friends and I salivated over the gravity of a TextEdit screenshot Frank Ocean had, only minutes ago, uploaded to his Tumblr page.
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There was the putative winner of the New York State Lotto jackpot in 1990, who was billed as a cosmetologist from Dobbs Ferry, N.Y., but who in reality was an actress; she poured champagne by the gallon in a hired Manhattan hotel suite and threw dollar bills from the window as the news media salivated.
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The U.S. stock market also exploded in value as investors salivated over tax cuts and regulatory rollbacks enacted by President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE and congressional Republicans.
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And while the film's real world gets left behind in the rush, the attention to detail during the OASIS scenes is absolutely astounding — not just the details Cline salivated over on the page, like that Knight Rider scanner in the grill of Wade's car, but the subtle nuances, like the way Wade's avatar constantly seems to be standing in a flattering breeze that ruffles his hair in the most winsome way possible, or the way Art3mis' too-big anime eyes catch the light.
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When exposed to the bell ringing without wearing the harness, the dogs did not salivate. The dogs only salivated upon hearing the bell while wearing the harness. The bell ringing was direct communication of information, but the context of the communication also conveyed information.
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The documents cited the contact had by the CIA with American mafioso and contract killer, John Roselli. Roselli, a firebrand, salivated to eliminate Castro to return Cuba back to the "good old days." Another even more bizarre plot involved a Cuban revolutionary hero by the name of Rolando Cubela. The CIA sought Cubela's participation in an assassination operation code-named AMLASH.
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Feeding pigs a standard pig chow proved to effectively stimulate parotid hormone secretion along with the copious secretion of saliva. Surprisingly, pigs fed nonnutritive substances and exposed to auditory, olfactory and visual cues salivated profusely, but these cues did not change the fasting level of the parotid hormone. This demonstrated that, although the endocrine and exocrine functions of the parotid glands occur concurrently, they must be controlled by different mechanisms. The nutritive composition thus proved to be critical for the secretion of the parotid hormone.
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Despite such steady play, the team began to wear down near the end of the season. They saw their nine-game lead on September 4th dwindle to one game by the 25th. It wasn’t until the final game of the season that the Giants clinched the Division title on Marichal’s 5-1 gem over the San Diego Padres. The Giants salivated at the chance to face the Pittsburgh Pirates in the best-of-five NLCS. They had beaten the Pirates 9-out- of-12-games and seemed likely candidates to win the pennant.
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Regardless of where she was she constantly salivated and spat, and continually sniffed and blew her nose on anything that happened to be nearby. She had no sense of personal property, frequently pointing to or taking something she wanted from someone else, or situational awareness. Doctors wrote that she acted on impulse irrespective of the setting, especially noting that she frequently engaged in open masturbation and would sometimes attempt to involve older men in it. From the start Genie showed a small amount of responsiveness to nonverbal information, including gestures and facial expressions from other people, and made reasonably good eye contact.
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Schiavo also contends FAA officials refused to believe the US faced a threat of domestic terrorism prior to 9/11, alleging flight schools "fairly well salivated at the thought of getting lots of foreign students, and the FAA encouraged it." She has represented many of the families who have sued the U.S. airlines involved in the 9/11 terrorist attacks. Schiavo criticized the way 9/11 commission disclosed information given to it during the several hearings. The New York Observer reported: Ms. Schiavo sat in on the commission's hearing on aviation security on 9/11 and was disgusted by what it left out.
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The secondary stimulus is known as the conditioned stimulus and elicits a conditioned response. The strength of the response to the conditioned stimulus increases over the period of learning, as the CS becomes associated with UCS. The strength of the response can diminish if CS is presented without UCS. In his famous experiment, Pavlov used the unconditioned response of dogs salivating at the sight of food (UCS), and paired the sound of a bell (CS) with receiving food, and later the dog salivated (CR) to the bell alone, indicating that an association had been established between the bell and food.
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Clinton and Patterson went on a 16-meeting tour to select the right outlet for a theatrical film. However, Showtime initially announced that they were turning the book into an ongoing drama series. Showtime president and CEO David Nevins said that "the pairing of President Clinton with fiction’s most gripping storyteller promises a kinetic experience, one that the book world has salivated over for months and that now will dovetail perfectly into a politically relevant, character-based action series for our network." On October 14, 2020, it was announced that due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the series would not move forward at Showtime.
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