The air sloshes around like water sloshes, and the air has enough time to get out of the way before you compress it.
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The works present sensual tones alongside black structured black sloshes.
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Stevens sloshes her way across the flooded bedroom and inspects the window.
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She sloshes and rolls, confused at what's happening but not altogether repulsed by it.
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The more clean money sloshes around, the easier it is to hide the dirty sort.
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"Money sloshes back and forth all over the world in a large enterprise," Farooq said.
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ALG: So I'm doing a wine sniff, are you supposed to do that.. [sloshes drink] Wow.
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"It's a bit teary," she notes as the onion sloshes around in her mouth, her eyes welling.
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The liquid metal sloshes and churns below the crust, generating electrical currents that power the magnetic field.
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The reason is that the molten iron deep inside our planet sloshes around, shifting the magnetic field with it.
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All these asset prices, because with interest rates so low you just have people looking for yield, so money sloshes around.
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The food and beverage market is having a moment as venture capital money sloshes around looking for its high-potential startups.
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Vocal samples are cut-up and deployed liberally as a drum beat sloshes forth erupting in occasional bursts of break neck speed.
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Heartening pop music sloshes evenly over the shelves, on which just about every aspect of boring municipal life is reproduced in Lego form.
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And in Florida, Turkey Point's risks include intense rainstorms, storm surge, tsunamis, and something called a "seiche," where wind sloshes water dangerously high.
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"Money sloshes back and forth all over the world in a large enterprise," Umar Farooq, the head of JPMorgan's blockchain projects, told CNBC.
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Garlic chopped to a fine mist and warmed with clam juice and olive oil sloshes under the baked littlenecks, a dozen to an order.
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It seems as if it's a match made in heaven, until his plus one, Lana (Meghan Heffern), shows up and sloshes Jenny's romantic dreams.
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They found that over the last couple years, temperatures in Disko Bay, which sloshes against the great glacier, dropped by 2 degrees Celsius (3.6 degrees Fahrenheit).
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Every two to seven years, the pool of warm water sloshes back eastwards when the trade winds weaken or even reverse; this is El Niño in action.
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When hurricane winds temporarily plug up the Gulf Stream flow, that water sloshes back against the coastline, Ezer and other researchers have found, including flooding his neighborhood.
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That fluid surges in and sloshes around, washing away the day's detritus of proteins and other waste substances that might harm the brain if they aren't cleared out.
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The album was made entirely with sampled sounds produced by a Whirlpool washing machine in the basement of their Baltimore home: sloshes, beeps and pings, a dull polyrhythmic thrum.
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A concussion results when the gel-like brain sloshes violently or slams into the unyielding bony skull, and this can happen with almost any significant impact to the head.
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Watch as you pour, adding just enough to coat the apples and onions, but not so much that liquid sloshes over the sides when you push the oven rack in.
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Narrator: As you move around, fluid in the canals sloshes against millions of hairlike structures called stereocilia, and this sends a signal to the brain where you process it as movement.
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But as America sloshes through one apocalyptic political crisis after the next, and hip progressives respond by stress-licking the latest anti-Trump lollipop, it really begs the question: what the hell is everyone doing?
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Turned out that Dubinin's daughter knew all about the Trump Tower, with its six-story-high atrium of apricot marble and blinding brass where a $2 million, 80-foot-high waterfall sloshes down one wall.
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And though it never speaks a word, the appropriately named infinity pool — filled with water that sloshes into the front rows of the audience — ripples with eloquent promises of endless fluidity, hidden depths and boundary-crossing danger.
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It uses a rigid cycling-style bottle, which can be divisive; the water inside sloshes around more than it does in soft flasks, but and the aim-and-squeeze method means it's also easier to drink on the go.
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In the game, the material sloshes for far longer than you might expect, and atoms also won't consistently follow the cursor when two wells of material are pulled apart, mimicking two crucial quantum properties the team was hoping to manage.
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Today murky, Kremlin-linked money still sloshes through London's housing, financial and energy markets, all with the connivance of British bankers, lawyers and estate agents (a government report published in October highlighted "significant" gaps in the country's offensive against money laundering).
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Even for those not invested in the minutiae of the jet set, it's a literary champagne cocktail that goes down easy as it sloshes from quote to quote, each one scandalous, wry, vicious, knowing or salacious, and often all five.
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Back in New Mexico, Daniel Lara sloshes burning fuel onto scrub oak as fellow New Mexico State Penitentiary inmates torch trees and scrub that, if left to grow, can send fires into the forest canopy, creating a blaze that is difficult to contain.
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This is a handshake buried under the weight of its own meaninglessness, a black hole of metacommentary in a world where sense sloshes chaotically across a flat surface of signifiers unmoored from any attachment to truth or reason or even an orderly presentation of images.
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After the ceremony by the Viking burial mound concluded — with offerings beneath a fir tree of carrots, eggs, flowers, grapes and the final sloshes of leftover beer and mead — Mr. Sonevang, the Nordic Asa Community spokesman, described his organization's goal as promoting Nordic heritage and tradition.
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Yes, records for cold temperatures are breaking as an off-balance polar vortex sloshes over a vast region of the U.S. And while it sure feels frigid out there, overall, the number of daily cold records set in the U.S. has been consistently dwarfed by the number of warm or high temperature records.
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Floods from broken water mains and natural disasters like Hurricane Sandy have periodically swamped the subway, but on daily basis the subway is always wet: Bored through layers of Manhattan Schist, Fordham Gneiss and Inwood Marble, the subway snakes through stopped-up natural springs and is surrounded by the groundwater that sloshes beneath the city.
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When the large Basquiat paintings we recognize appear — scrawled, snarling skulls, figures, stick men, and doodled slogans and tags and bold sloshes of color — they are arguably less about trying to decipher a meaning and message, and more about the raw energy guiding his hand, somewhere between automatic and naïve, yet clearly planned and constructed with an aesthetic aim.
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Here, the Hydro Flask succeeds: It's light, so I don't mind carrying it around; it has a nice handle, so I can hold it like a little purse while I walk down the street; its opening is large enough for ice cubes, but not so big that it sloshes all over me when I take an overambitious sip.
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Hydrodynamic analogs have been developed that can recreate various aspects of quantum mechanical systems, including single-particle interference through a double-slit. A silicone oil droplet, bouncing along the surface of a liquid, self-propels via resonant interactions with its own wave field. The droplet gently sloshes the liquid with every bounce. At the same time, ripples from past bounces affect its course.
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Munches can also be a place to get advice, or pass on anecdotes about BDSM experiences. Some come with food, and there are now some "Liquid Munches" that are held, usually early enough for conversation to be possible, in bars. "Liquid Munches" are known as Sloshes in many areas. Unlike a play party, most munches are informal affairs that discourage fetish attire or BDSM play.
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El Niño is a reversal of the normal situation in the Pacific Ocean. Surface water is blown westwards by the prevailing winds and deeper water is forced upwards to replace it. Every now and then, the surface water sloshes back across the ocean, bringing warm water temperatures along the eastern coasts of the pacific. In non-El Niño years, the Cromwell current is forced to the surface by underwater seamounts near the Galapagos islands (this is called upwelling.) However, during El Nino years the current does not upwell in this way.
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During the morning hours of July 11, 2011, the line of severe thunderstorms moved very quickly across Northern Illinois and Southern Lake Michigan, producing widespread wind damage. In addition, the strong thunderstorm winds with this system generated a classic seiche event on the lake. A seiche is a situation where lake water ahead of the storms is piled up along the downwind shore (in this case Indiana and Michigan) and then sloshes back and forth across the lake for several hours. In Chicago, this derecho injured six people in the collapse of a festival tent and left more than 860,000 people without electricity.
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They realize that the "save me" message was from the demon, and the boy walking in front of the car on the first night was the demon sleepwalking Ryan to kill him. Angel kills the demon swiftly, and he and Wesley realize that the Andersons are in even greater danger now that they believe themselves safe at last. That night in the Andersons' home after everyone is asleep, Ryan, his door unlocked for the first time in a long time, steals matches from Seth's bedstand, then locks his parents' door shut with a toy block. Ignoring his now-awake parents as they struggle to open the door, the boy sloshes gasoline over his sister's toys and furniture, then lights a match and tosses it down.
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" Inside was deemed an "excellently paced suspense movie" by Kevin Carr of Film School Rejects while Adrian Halen of Horror News praised it as "an amazing film" that "no self- respecting horror fan should go without seeing." Sarah Gopaul of Popjournalism found Inside to be "a gut-wrenching exhibition of intensity and gore, propelled by strong performances from Dalle and Paradis." Steve Dollar of The New York Sun opined that the "darkly stylish and shockingly violent" film was the "essence of grindhouse" and "one of the most edge-of-the-seat, fingers- over-the-eyes flicks in recent memory." While Scott Tobias of The A.V. Club admitted that Inside was "a superb piece of horror craftsmanship" that was stylish, intense, and nerve-jangling, he heavily criticized its frequent cutaways to the protagonist's in utero child, writing, "Where Inside crosses the line is a visual device that periodically checks the baby's status as it sloshes around the uterus, like a CGI ultrasound.
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When warm air ahead of an oncoming storm system overrides cool air trapped east of a mountain range, cloudiness and precipitation can occur for prolonged periods of time Cold air damming, or CAD, is a meteorological phenomenon that involves a high-pressure system (anticyclone) accelerating equatorward east of a north-south oriented mountain range due to the formation of a barrier jet behind a cold front associated with the poleward portion of a split upper level trough. Initially, a high-pressure system moves poleward of a north- south mountain range. Once it sloshes over poleward and eastward of the range, the flow around the high banks up against the mountains, forming a barrier jet which funnels cool air down a stretch of land east of the mountains. The higher the mountain chain, the deeper the cold air mass becomes lodged to its east, and the greater impediment it is within the flow pattern and the more resistant it becomes to intrusions of milder air.
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