Creighton soaks in the moment not too long after the vote.
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Carney (Once; Begin Again) soaks in its wistful, gently romantic mood without
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Apparently the tussin soaks in and helps make the touchiness go away.
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Well, more like a very discerning sponge that only soaks in quality.
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Pros: Affordable, plastic-free containerCons: Oily, can stain clothes, especially before it soaks in
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In art, life, and bullfighting, the spectator/voyeur soaks in the pain of others.
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In the meantime, warm soaks in the tub or sitz baths can reduce swelling and itching.
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So, nice long soaks in a bubble bath are out considering how one showers in space.
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Kate doesn't quite look satisfied: She sees herself in the mirror, still, and soaks in Toby's words.
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And they're on their way the hell out of town while Allen soaks in another movie release.
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You put it on your face before you go to bed and it soaks in like a moisturizer.
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The meat soaks in this for half an hour, before being cooked over hot coals for ten minutes.
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Winter plays Lil, a tattooed babe with a fondness for crop tops and, it seems, long soaks in the tub.
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I'd bet that everyone will appreciate how quickly this serum soaks in, but some might be turned off by the tingle.
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Water from the roofs of surrounding buildings drains into two smaller basins and then soaks in to top up groundwater levels.
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On her body, Russell soaks in Epsom salts and uses a dry brushing technique to promote circulation and keep her skin soft.
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Together, the family soaks in the quiet of Rhode Island's coast away from the stares of the public, should Trevor suddenly seize.
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Where Views relied heavily on a romanticized nostalgia to steer its ship, More Life truly soaks in the brightness of his present.
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But I knew Marula oil has lots of fatty acids and soaks in super fast, while olive oil is a godsend for detangling.
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While he soaks in the spotlight, Liz's emotional arc, which is almost entirely reactive, is largely explained in dialogue, rather than developed organically.
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Skin-wise, I like to put coconut oil on before I leave for the plane because it soaks in and lasts a lot longer.
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"If you've ever spilled salad dressing on your tie or clothing, you're well aware that it just soaks in and spreads immediately," Dr. McKinley said.
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Its salons are a relaxing, clean, and serene space that make you feel like your nail technician might propose some breathing exercises while your cuticle oil soaks in.
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The multi-billionaire has cemented her status many times over the years, referring to her daily soaks in the tub as both a hobby and her preferred form of artistic expression.
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The fresh-smelling formula smooths over skin like a rich cream — immediately providing a protecting barrier and dewy sheen — but then fully soaks in, leaving behind soft, balanced skin that is perfectly radiant.
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In some parts of the Alps, a few seconds of light rain will set in motion dozens of waterfalls on every slope, but these are porous limestone mountains, and the water soaks in.
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Use it daily under your makeup or throw it in your pool bag and apply it before you sit outdoors, its formula soaks in fast and hydrates your skin while providing SPF 50 protection.
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They told us that the sheet mask derives its alleged power from occlusion, a very fancy-sounding term that essentially means the mask creates a physical barrier to ensure the stuff underneath soaks in.
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It refuses rust even after repeated soaks in the sea (without a wash), and there's an unobtrusive, collapsible silicone handle that you can use to attach it to a bag or railing if need be.
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In fact, it's nothing like applying oil or any other leave-in conditioner or detangler I've tried, because as soon as you apply it, it's almost as if it soaks in, instead of coating strands.
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But initially, as the opening credits stretch out, it just soaks in the tile and the sounds of a neighborhood going about its daily business: shuffling feet, barking dogs, scrubbing brushes, and the occasional car swooping by.
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And, if tinted sunscreen isn't your thing, and you don't mind having a bleach-white face for a few minutes until your sunscreen soaks in (maybe about 20-40 minutes), I'd go with the Face & Body formula.
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An oily or acne-prone skin type should start with a less emollient hydrating formula, like Base Butter Radiate Face Jelly ($21.50), a lightweight gel that soaks in fast so you can layer on sunscreen or makeup.
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They facilitated meetings between American astronauts and Russian cosmonauts, and between agents of the C.I.A. and the K.G.B. Most of these meetings were conducted in secret; many involved nature walks and cross-cultural soaks in the hot springs.
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The only difference is that, as self-organizing biological systems go, the human brain is inordinately complex: It soaks in information from billions of sense receptors, and it needs to organize that information efficiently into an accurate model of the world.
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You might not be able to boot out the lucky person that soaks in vitamin D at work, but you could try taking a quick, 10-minute break to stand outside, or ask to open the blinds if the person near the window seat is amenable. 4.
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That means using a humidifier when air is dry, wearing protective clothing in the cold, and avoiding situations that expose skin to excess moisture, such as taking hot showers, steam baths, saunas, soaks in hot tubs, or engaging in strenuous exercise that leaves you drenched in sweat.
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They followed Ms. DiFilippo's instructions: protect the roll of film from light when placing it inside the container known as a funnel; mix the developer solution with water at a 1:1 ratio; pour the mixture into the funnel and agitate it so the film soaks in the chemicals.
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The name is Couch Baby, which is fitting since the whole thing is kinda like a chill-as-fuck-ode to sweating it away on the couch in the middle of summer, until your body marinates in the stimulating atmosphere of the room and soaks in all the friends, drinks, and objects that've resided in there for the last few hours.
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When Wells drips water on a dishful of that, the water soaks in as if the dish were full of Kleenex.
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He rejects her offer of a drink and her apology about the riot (she is black). Roy soaks in a hot bath and, finally relaxed, asks Laura to marry him.
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From second storey plunges to hair-raising soaks in the tub, crash test dummies get a serious workout as the House Hazards experts dig deeper into the scary science behind hidden household harms.
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She runs outside, but when she immediately looks in again, Isolde is fast asleep. Isolde comforts her, but soon says she wants to just go back to sleep. Sarah wanders back to the large group song still in progress, and lies down nearby. She soaks in the music and cries.
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Once the stream reaches the pebble beach it soaks in and disappears. To the west of Grange Chine is a holiday park consisting of a campsite and a small number of static caravans. The beach here is often covered in litter. The Isle of Wight Coastal Path crosses Grange Chine via a wooden footbridge near the beach.
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Finally after an assault with his lance, sword, mace and surprisingly a jackhammer, Sir Cumference collapses from exhaustion and Cedric wins by default and is crowned the new champion. Princess Esmeralda leaps to her new fiancé with glee, Cedric soaks in the crowd adoration, while a serf nonchalantly pushes Sir Cumference from the field in a scoop shovel.
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As Dak soaks in everything, Sera is bored with the history. Suddenly, an earthquake rocks the building, nearly causing a Viking long ship to fall on Dak and Sera. After the disaster, Sera experiences a Remnant, a feeling that some things should've been. When she goes to Dak to share it, he allows her to enter his parents' lab.
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At this stage the property occupied an area of approximately of country and was sold with all cattle included. In 1906 Breaden sold his stock because of drought. In 1907, explorer Frank Hann passed through the property on his return journey from Western Australia and reported the Alberga as completely dry, and all the soaks in the area as being dried out.
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Saltillo tile is highly porous, and soaks in liquid easily. Unlike most ceramic tile, there is no glaze on the top surface of the tile. It is difficult to install as it absorbs water from the thin-set mortar, grout, grease pencils, etc. Once placed, it stains and scuffs easily if not properly sealed and maintained with a quality sealant.
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Aboriginal peoples have lived in the region for generations. They survived in the dry conditions by digging soaks in the depressions between dunes, some of which were deep. David Lindsay was the first non-Aboriginal person to cross the central and southern areas of the Simpson Desert in 1886. In 1936 Ted Colson crossed the full length of the desert.
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After bathing, customers enter the room-temperature lounge. Massages are also available. Massages are undertaken by a mudalik (a professional "scrubber"), while the client soaks in the steam room. Bathhouses are used as a folk remedy for rheumatism and infertility, and it is customary for mothers to bring their 40-day-old infants to Hamam as-Sammara for a blessing.
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The SQ also manipulates every government's actions. Dak's parents, both scientists, have developed a time machine with financing and monitoring from the Hystorians, a secret group, founded by Aristotle, which works against the SQ and has been preparing to go back in time to fix the changes. One day, Dak, Sera, and their class goes to the Smithsonian Museum. As Dak soaks in everything, Sera is bored with the history.
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Its lyrics depict sensual images: "She soaks in green tea lotion / Her legs are so outspoken". "Not a Game" features a spare hip hop beat and an emotional vocal delivery by Saadiq. "Rifle Love" utilizes the sounds of barrel clicks and gunshots as a rhythm section in its chorus. Both "Live Without You" and "I Want You Back" are pleas to an ex-lover and have romantic crooning by Saadiq over a gritty funk groove.
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In the same year Payne appeared in the film Solarbabies, along with fellow British performer Alexei Sayle, as filthy bounty hunters named Dogger and Malice. Payne said of his and Sayle's performances in Vogue that "the old image of an English arch-villain – Boris Karloff, that sort of thing" is turned "upside down. We're just a couple of soaks". In 1988, Payne appeared as Eddy in the Steven Berkoff-directed play, Greek (a retelling of Sophocles' Oedipus Rex), at the Wyndham's Theatre.
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This species is only found around temporary creeks and soaks in sandstone habitats in woodland, heathland and dry sclerophyll forest around the Sydney basin. Males make an ark call from nest sites under leaf litter and rocks, in areas likely to be inundated, generally only after heavy rain. Eggs are laid under leaf litter and tadpoles begin developing inside the egg, the males stays with the eggs in the nest. Once heavy rain floods the nest site the eggs hatch and the tadpoles (already fairly developed) finish their development in the temporary pools.
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LSU's defense held Alabama to 119 yards of total offense, as the Tigers defeated the Tide for the first time since 1970. "You don't understand how it feels to get hit in the mouth for 11 years," Stovall said in the locker room after the game. "This is going to feel pretty good when it soaks in." 1983 was the first season calling LSU football for radio play-by-play man Jim Hawthorne, who served in this role until the 2016 season and became known as the "Voice of the Tigers".
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These mystery stories frequently have a historical setting, and are intricately plotted. In addition, Davidson ghosted two Ellery Queen mysteries, And on the Eighth Day and The Fourth Side of the Triangle, and a true crime collection, Crimes and Chaos. Other noteworthy works are his collaborations. In Joyleg, A Folly, written in collaboration with Ward Moore, a veteran of the American Revolutionary War (and of the Whiskey Rebellion) is found alive and very well in the Tennessee backwoods, having survived over the centuries by daily soaks in whisky of his own making to hilariously face the world of the 1960s.
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The entire process of threshing generates a thin dust that soaks in through the respiratory system and sticks to the throat. During the sweeping, the husks and the chaff are separated to one part of the threshing-floor, while the grain, still not entirely clean, was winnowed, either by traditional of winnowing with sieves, or by a mechanical winnowing machine.The non-industrial agriculture that remains in marginal places of Europe and many underdeveloped Mediterranean areas, and where the threshing board and other traditional implements remain customary, preserve an ancestral vocabulary that forms part of the heritage of these countries. Almost all of this vocabulary is in danger of extinction.
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In south-eastern Australia, during the 1850s, large numbers of white pastoral workers deserted employment on stations for the Australian goldrushes. Indigenous women, men and children became a significant source of labour. Most Indigenous labour was unpaid, instead Indigenous workers received rations in the form of food, clothing and other basic necessities. In the later 19th century, settlers made their way north and into the interior, appropriating small but vital parts of the land for their own exclusive use (waterholes and soaks in particular), and introducing sheep, rabbits and cattle, all three of which ate out previously fertile areas and degraded the ability of the land to carry the native animals that were vital to Indigenous economies.
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During this time most water used was drawn by hand from wells and soaks in the Finke River bed and a lot of this water contained large amounts of magnesium which made people ill and, as they dried up, increasingly salty. It is around this time that a pipeline to Kuprilya Springs was given as a solution but there were disagreements between various 'factions' of the Mission Board and also with the government; a large part of the argument was who's responsibility it was to provide water and who would pay for it. As they argued the drought worsened. In 1929, after the completion of the railway to Alice Springs, Hermannsburg was visited by Melbourne artist Jessie Traill and her friend Una Teague.
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There is also a similar tale where Hyō would come soak in the bath almost every night at a medicinal bathing establishment, and after Hyōsube soaks in the bath, the bath would have its entire surface covered with hair making it stinky, which is why the bath was later purposefully drained, but as a result, the horse that was being raised at the bathing establishment was killed. In literature, if Hyōsube laughs, then laughing too from this results in death. This is said to originally be from Satō Arifumi's writing, Ichiban Kuwashii Nihon Yōkai Zukan (いちばんくわしい日本妖怪図鑑). According to this book, upon encountering with someone, Hyōsube would laugh "hee hee hee," and if that other person also laughs from this, they would get a fever and die, but it's been suggested that this is an idea that Hyōsube simply made up.
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