And already by Tuesday evening, lawmakers had been compelled to snap to attention once more.
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Recruits are no longer required to snap to attention when an instructor passes in the hallway.
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"The Gold" is the second track on the album, a snap to attention after "The Maze" drifts out of its self-doubt.
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You can't just tell the people who work under you what do -- or insult them -- and expect them to snap to attention.
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It's interesting, though, to see how the audience and the other actors snap to attention in the presence of a vividly inhabited character.
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Imagine, say, that the human inside the car has been drifting off but then suddenly has to snap to attention to prevent a crash.
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When you can cause the entirety of the Internet to snap to attention with one misplaced Twitter tantrum, you wield some pretty significant power.
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That was achieved through changing arcane federal regulations — not the sort of news that lights up social media feeds and makes people snap to attention.
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Jerry Jones, the owner of the Dallas Cowboys, is threatening to bench players who don't snap to attention for the playing of the national anthem.
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A small camera trained on the driver detects when drivers need to snap to attention —and then notifies and alerts drivers to get back into driving mode.
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As a security guard opens the 5-metre-high white doors and shoos a waiter out of the meeting room, the Rosneft chief executive's aides snap to attention.
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But heads on both sides did snap to attention whenever that unholy, jangly, self-impeaching peal, so inescapable in the last three years, rang out in the hallowed chamber.
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"All these calls for gun control are only making gun owners snap to attention," said Philip Van Cleave, the leader of the Virginia Citizens Defense League, a gun rights group.
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So if that car suddenly moves out of the way for, say a traffic accident up ahead, the automated guide pretty much ends there and the driver needs to snap to attention and take over.
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When she gives an order, all Serpents snap to attention — which could spell trouble for Jughead and his father, F.P. (Skeet Ulrich), who have managed to foster peace between Serpents and the Riverdale community since Gladys fled to Toledo.
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Now, with the president striking a serious tone and invoking the language of crisis ("We are at a critical time in the fight against the virus"), there's a chance the millions of Americans who listen to him will finally snap to attention and take this pandemic seriously.
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It seems to have taken Dr. Nassar's conviction, and further molestation accusations from more than 250 girls and women, for Congress to snap to attention about the issue of sex abuse in sports and for the U.S.O.C. to realize it was time to stop pawning off responsibility.
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Conrad finally gets fed up with Daffy, and proceeds to chase him, but Daffy outsmarts him at every turn from hiding in a lifeboat and after Conrad mistakes him for a telescope, keeping watch for Daffy. A running gag in the picture is that all action screeches to a halt whenever the ship's diminutive Admiral walks by, as both sailor and duck snap to attention and salute. The final gag involves Conrad and Daffy being chased by a shell from one of the ship's big guns. All three, including the shell, snap to attention as the Admiral walks by before the chase continues as the cartoon ends with an iris out.
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When Bugs lands, he opens his eyes to see a line of chewed-up carrots eaten by Smith and his horse-turned-Superhero. Bugs turns to the camera and says "This looks like a job for a REAL Superman!" He ducks into a phone booth. Both Smith and the horse are ready to attack - until the booth opens and they both snap to attention and salute.
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After the off-screen explosion, Giovanni steps out to the stage with a singed face and evening wear torn to shreds. He takes a couple of bows and then collapses. During the concert's final act, Bugs poses as the highly respected Leopold Stokowski, prompting the musicians, Giovanni, the conductor, and the audience to immediately snap to attention, show reverence, and acknowledge him with repeated astonished cries of "Leopold!", as Bugs takes over the conducting duties and the original conductor respectfully hands the reigns of the performance over to him.
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The prisoner had to walk by the guard while looking at him, as at attention. Three paces afterward, he was allowed to put his cap back on. This had to be done with the thumb pressed against the palm, the four fingers resting on the cap, pressed against the seam of the trousers. If this didn't happen quickly enough or the prisoner didn't snap to attention enough or his fingers weren't taut enough, or anything else happened that struck the SS guard as being insufficient, then one's ear was boxed, he had extra sports, or was reported.
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Harry successfully gets through to the crew upon attempting contact, but accidentally opens the Save Our Necklace, allowing Mighty Mouse to see the truth: Harry's brain in inside Pearl's body. Harry also threatens his crew that he'll personally exile them to the dog squad (a crew of dogs inside a dogship that is trapped inside the Domesday Device), and the crew snap to attention. Swifty then exclaims to himself that Harry is in jail, but hears Harry scream at him that the brains are switched, and that Pearl has been captured. Harry even reveals that he found the location of the Domesday Device, then notices the necklace, wondering what it is, but doesn't care in the end.
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