The broader market for cryptocurrencies is even more stomach churning.
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It no longer leaves General Manager Jeff Luhnow's stomach churning.
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Newspapers announced it with a retrospectively stomach-churning sense of finality.
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There were no skeletons in the closet or stomach-churning ending.
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Stomach-churning though they may be, the moves have presented opportunities.
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Watching the Wall come down was a different kind of stomach-churning.
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You'll ride some serious upswings, and you'll experience some stomach-churning declines.
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This market volatility, complete with stomach-churning drops, is a seasonal occurrence.
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These stomach-churning moments prompted discussion almost as soon as The Nightingale premiered.
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Spoiler: a ketchup shot may or may not make a stomach-churning cameo.
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Watch it above and stay for the lo-fi, stomach-churning camera-work.
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Yet a greater part of XXXTentacion's legacy is one of stomach-churning violence.
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Perhaps that's the upside of the stomach-churning political era we're living through.
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The allegations of sexual harassment and misconduct against Harvey Weinstein are seriously stomach-churning.
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Recently, China has been rocked by a number of stomach-churning food safety scandals.
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The investigation includes stomach-churning video of what actually goes on in chicken barns.
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"It's stomach-churning," said Mr. Mairaj, waiting for the results of his children's games.
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Microplastics A study on the ecological impact of microplastics had stomach-churning results. Literally.
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Trump's most stomach-churning characteristic, according to many Senate Republicans, is his sheer unpredictability.
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Warning: The selfies posted here are stomach-churning and horrific — but that's the point.
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The orphanage in Coober Pedy provides necessary motivation to overcome those stomach-churning obstacles.
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Stocks dropped sharply today, capping what has been a stomach-churning week for Wall Street.
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Restaurants have responded to this shift in consumer behavior in uneven, often stomach churning ways.
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Those negative, stomach-churning feelings have now been given a platform to come to life.
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Uber lost a truly stomach churning $5.2 billion in the second quarter of the year.
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It's the potential for stomach-churning waves of volatility, that could throw investors, he said.
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For a more detailed and not-too-stomach-churning explanation of that miracle, keep reading.
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The stomach-churning volatility in the stock market in recent months hasn't spread to other markets.
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In one particularly stomach-churning detail, they use Campbell's potato soup in the place of semen.
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On Monday, they opened the bottle again and they saw the small, but stomach-churning animal.
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Best Poop Gag: The absolutely stomach-churning poop-acolypse scene in the halls of St. Bernardine.
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"Well, this is some stomach-churning domesticity," he says in reference to a sweet-talking Will.
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Filled with meticulous (and frequently stomach-churning) sound, it's a ballet of forged instruments at play.
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After years of stomach-churning anticipation, it's all over—the VR headsets of the future are here.
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When in doubt, put the spicy chips down as soon as you feel a little stomach churning.
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Horrific school shootings aside, they are vulnerable every day to gun mayhem at a stomach-churning rate.
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Then, they speed right off the edge, Wile E. Coyote-like, unaware of the stomach-churning drop below.
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It's a stomach-churning series of events, which leave Rue passed out in the back of Fez's car.
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The horror of Peter's (Alex Wolff) trauma is insurmountable There's also the stomach-churning fact of the body.
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Nerdland has a juvenile fascination with body parts and body fluids, and at times, it's openly stomach-churning.
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Feelings can be messy, which is risky but also what creates an unexpected clutch of stomach-churning excitement.
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All of that is stomach churning, but the worst part is what will happen to low income families.
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"It felt stomach-churning," Mr. Buttigieg recalled of the night of the 2012 protest, speaking in an interview.
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Mr. Trump has already demonstrated that he is willing to use his pardoning power to stomach-churning effect.
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Essay We've got trade wars, spectacular start-ups, scandals, and mad, stomach-churning swings in the stock market.
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The explicit details Rose himself has admitted to so far cast him in a sleazy, stomach-churning light.
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That feeling pervades the first six dazzling, stomach-churning episodes of the season that were made available to critics.
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Overshadowing it all will be the unceasing, stomach-churning drama to be expected in the presidency of Mr Trump.
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Startups in general are like roller coasters; adding hardware to the mix just makes them even more stomach-churning.
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That's when the stomach churning panic hit me, as I realized I had been marching in the wrong direction.
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On our recent journey, the LCU pounded through stomach-churning, eight-foot waves that crashed over the ship's bow.
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Yet fads like bitcoin are risky business: The cryptocurrency has since fallen a stomach-churning 70% in the past year.
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Even so, the prospect of meeting with Thiel is intimidating: his stomach churning, every nerve and synapse alive and howling.
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The sets for the rest of the night screeched between industrial techno, stomach-churning gabber, and jungle-tinged 90s hardcore.
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From coagulated blood, to caterpillars, sheep brains, tuna eyes, or baboon hands: somewhere it's a treat; elsewhere it's stomach-churning.
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Above all, you should know that this movie is delightfully terrifying, with stomach churning violence and plenty of shock value.
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Then, Murtagh takes his axe and with a sickening crunch and a stomach-churning slurp, chops off the Duke's head.
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Enter Greg Foot, the Brit Lab presenter on a stomach-churning mission to discover the real flavours of human flesh.
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It is pretty stomach-churning to watch Jo and Teddy (Kim Raver) administer the rape kit, but what a powerful scene.
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Yet fads like bitcoin are risky business: The cryptocurrency has since fallen a stomach-churning 70 percent in the past year.
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Jake Gyllenhaal's weaselly Zoboomafoo-era television host is also in the mix, playing the stomach-churning MC of the whole affair.
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It's definitely the latter, as we see in the stomach-churning new trailer, but don't worry too much for Stevens' character.
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See every stomach-churning development in the video above, and make a few extra minutes to deep-clean and exfoliate tonight.
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"Since Nate Parker's story was revealed to me, I have found myself in a state of stomach-churning confusion," Union writes.
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When The Los Angeles Times first reported the allegations, they were as stunning in their breadth as they were stomach churning.
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"It is stomach churning," said Randi Weingarten, the president of the American Federation of Teachers, which has not endorsed any candidate.
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Played by real-life contortionist Troy James, the clown-like critter is stomach-churning to watch as he moves around the set.
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He pinpoints the attempted bombing of an American airliner on Christmas Day, 2009—"a stomach- churning near miss"—as a turning point.
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Bourdain's shocking, stomach-churning article, "Don't Eat Before Reading This," launched him to stardom and ultimately fueled his 2000 memoir, Kitchen Confidential.
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These are just some of the stomach-churning attractions that push the bounds of engineering—and your ability to not freak out.
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Many told me of decreased morale and job satisfaction, of their stomach churning as they prepared to enter their place of employment.
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"Everybody knew" is the stomach-churning line we have heard about so many men revealed as serial sexual offenders in the workplace.
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They are gentler than the typical ride in a traditional park — there's no roller coaster nor any stomach-churning 150-foot drops.
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Stuck within the massive, stomach-churning lump were wet wipes, as expected; oils; sanitary products; and even a set of false teeth.
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If Monday's sell off was frightening, Tuesday's volatility was stomach churning, but investors were likely breathing a little easier at market close.
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This week, it is trading around $23,000 - a stomach-churning drop from its 52-week high just short of $20,000 in December.
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That suggests fecal transplants might also someday be an useful, if stomach-churning way to keep our guts healthy after taking powerful antibiotics.
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The stomach-churning video was posted by Dr. Sandra Lee (also known as Dr. Pimple Popper to her 2.9 million subscribers) earlier today.
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Tesla's roller coaster ride of a year was stomach-churning — or thrilling, depending on your point of view — without Musk engaging in Twitter.
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And as Mr. Fahdel depicts the tone of the state propaganda heating up via various living room televisions, a stomach-churning tension mounts.
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Well, he wrote "Findum, Fuckum & Flee" and "To Kill a Ho." I found those stomach-churning in 1991, and I still do now.
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After closing on the home for about $22.35 million in April 2013, they called in an engineer who delivered a stomach-churning report.
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The next day, after a three-hour, stomach-churning ride through the mountains, Jamaica's limpid blue skies and gorgeous seashore came to view.
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Though the events seem more a matter of coincidence than causation, markets greeted the new central bank chief with a stomach-churning slide.
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Although the Atlantic hurricane season is near its peak and storms in close succession are common, the prospect of another hurricane is stomach-churning.
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Romance novels couldn't look inside my head and define my stomach churning — I had to figure it out from dating a bunch of duds.
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And sampling a fire plume often involves the kind of rollicking, stomach churning turbulence that commercial flights go out of their way to avoid.
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This skin-crawling sketch picks up where the great Polish animator Jan Svankmajer left off, grabbing the wheel and veering into stomach-churning territory.
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Drivers uninterested in stomach-churning track expeditions will be glad to know that Polestar's first fully electric car is a useful, family-friendly sedan.
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One of Wall Street's long-time bulls believes a potentially stomach-churning pullback is unfolding in the market reminiscent of the mayhem of May.
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Her friends and family also told investigators the stomach-churning tale of how Cochran allegedly served Regan's remains to her neighbors at a barbecue.
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Often, these ultimately home-run companies go through stomach-churning brushes with death that only the heartiest entrepreneurs and tough-minded, dedicated investors survive.
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Alex Garland's adaptation of Jeff VanderMeer's novel is, by turns, stomach-churning in its horror, heartbreaking in its sadness, and breathtaking in its beauty.
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Lewis invests for the long haul, and the stomach-churning volatility in stocks since the start of 2016 doesn't bother the 80's hitmaker.
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If it weren't for the stomach-churning violence, it'd be easy to confuse a cartel's business model for that of a Fortune 1503 company.
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Ted Cruz's presidential campaign, while terrifying for many reasons, was also full of what felt like a zillion stomach-churning moments of performance art.
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The scene plays without dialogue, just stomach-churning sound design layered over Elizabeth's whimpering and panting, but it says so much about their marriage.
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It's stomach-churning, because hypocrisy and autocracy go together: lack of transparency is the enemy of democracy, and we already had a democracy suspended.
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None of Magneto's plot beats make much emotional sense to me, but the stomach-churning frustration of yet another high-profile fridging trumps everything else.
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Despite the vast quantity of stomach-churning scenes, what most shocked me was a cameo that comes within the first five minutes of the film.
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The barrel rolls, loops, and turns are astounding enough when viewed from the ground, but watching them from inside the cockpit is almost stomach-churning.
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Real estate developers use a lot of clever techniques to sell apartments, but this is a new one: stomach-churning fear, with a splash of luxury.
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That leftover trick-or-treating candy will seem less appealing with every stomach-churning development in the story of a woman plagued by an evil curse.
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"These fake BLM accounts and fake BLM people literally stealing money off Black Death is so stomach churning I can't even begin to explain," she wrote.
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We started out with a stomach-churning drop of nearly 2,000 points in the Dow in January — sentiment was, we were heading for a recession. Wrong!
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Morgan Spurlock gained fame as the man behind the 2004 McDonald's exposé Super Size Me, a raw, stomach-churning look at America's favorite fast food chain.
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As such, we asked friends and co-workers to sum up the most horrible, stomach churning WTF nightmares they've encountered on the subway in six words.
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Chances are, if you fall into the voyeuristic-viewer category, you're already familiar with her stomach-churning (or intriguing, depending on who you ask) Instagram videos.
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It's the summer of Trump's nomination, and I'm coming out the fog of how did this happen and into the stomach churning realization of the consequences.
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In slightly stomach-churning scenes like "The Widow" and "The Parents," both from 1931, Savinio's mother acquires the scrawny head and fleshy wattles of a turkey.
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That means that while teaching new employees how to cook Arab flatbread on a saj (a convex griddle) and handling death threats, she had stomach-churning nausea.
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" That stomach-churning fear was perhaps best expressed by the comedian Chris Rock in his 244 special "Bring the Pain": "Every man has to settle down eventually.
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And now you can experience those same stomach-churning feelings of vertigo and motion sickness with this stabilized GoPro footage captured during one of the Suderman's flights.
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In the wake of the first documentary's success, Peter and Sam seek a new case and settle on a stomach-churning mystery at a Washington high school.
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Park's other films take this obsession to stomach-churning extremes, suffused as they are with violence and brutality, but The Handmaiden eschews outright gore for other horrors.
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American entertainment is replete with moments that match the full stomach-churning horror of a president taking unprecedented, dictatorial steps to interfere with an investigation against him.
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While there may be no particular science to whether or not certain people can pull off certain looks, sometimes, a hair experiment qualifies as objectively stomach-churning.
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To be sure, Christians would not have a monopoly on orthodoxy, or indeed on suppression: The history of the ancient world typically makes for stomach-churning reading.
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In retrospect, Samara's slithering, stomach-churning crawl out of a television in the first "Ring" was, in a culture as obsessed with screens as ours, a warning.
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The Center for Science in the Public Interest released their annual findings on the unhealthiest meals at America's chain restaurants, and the results are, per usual, stomach-churning.
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David Leonhardt Here's a question about last night's exhilarating, stomach-churning, 10-inning seventh game of the World Series between the Cubs and Indians: Was it "true baseball"?
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Stomach-churning swings on Wall Street: For the U.S. stock market, the political and economic outlooks have suddenly darkened, and more volatility could be in store this week.
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It is a legitimately stomach-churning quote, even if you've spent a lot of time around sports' specific brand of toxic masculine bullshit, and I won't repeat it.
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There are stomach-churning moments when family members say things to one another that they know they can never take back, or that require extraordinary mercy to utter.
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Now some of these same islands in the Caribbean — including St. Croix, St. Thomas, and the US territory Puerto Rico — are enduring a new, stomach-churning threat: Hurricane Maria.
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" Union, who was raped at gunpoint 24 years ago wrote, "Since Nate Parker's story was revealed to me, I have found myself in a state of stomach-churning confusion.
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Besides stomach-churning details of the abuse, the documents which the Boston Globe's journalists uncovered revealed the extent of complicity between the archbishop and those accused of child abuse.
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Over the past week, investigative journalists at the New York Times and the New Yorker have uncovered seriously stomach-churning allegations of sexual harassment and assault by Harvey Weinstein.
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As women, the idea of being harassed while walking down the street is not new; however, something about seeing it written out so plainly is unnerving and stomach-churning.
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Passengers on Royal Caribbean's Anthem of the Seas ship endured a choppy, stomach-churning ride this weekend as the Bermuda-bound cruise liner steered into Post-Tropical Cyclone Hermine.
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Before their heart-wrenching (or stomach-churning, depending on your taste) performance of "Shallow" at the Oscars, Bradley Cooper had some choice words for his co-star Lady Gaga.
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Nutritionists and scientists have long touted insect consumption for humans as a sustainable and cheap source of protein - though snacking on bugs is a stomach-churning prospect for many.
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In one, they (like all of us) sat in a room and collectively read, watched, and listened to the never-ending, stomach-churning details as they unraveled in real-time.
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Ramsay can act like he's never eaten anything gross, but in the same appearance, the chef played a stomach-churning round of "Spill Your Guts, Fill Your Guts," with Corden.
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David Rooney, The Hollywood Reporter: Guadagnino has made an ambitious homage, but it doesn't really benefit from its more intellectualized gaze, instead draining the stomach-churning thrills of great horror.
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Eventually, the congealed pork fat and pie gumming up my insides had to come out, and I found myself squatting above the pot, stomach churning with an angry, oily stew.
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From Requiem for a Dream and Pi to The Wrestler and The Fountain, he prefers to tackle big, daring concepts with gutsy execution that's often off-putting or stomach-churning.
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It takes an endless minute for her extricate herself from the damaged vehicle to check on him, and the tension until we discover he is perfectly fine is stomach-churning.
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Somehow, hearing lyrics of his quoted by Bolton, the former national security adviser, and Senator Klobuchar seems to put a romanticizing distance around events that usually have my stomach churning.
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Just as stomach-churning are the moments when family members say things to one another that they know they can never take back, or that require extraordinary mercy to utter.
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That capped a stomach-churning fortnight, after America's Department of Justice (DoJ) requested $14 billion to settle claims that Deutsche mis-sold residential mortgage-backed securities (RMBSs) before the financial crisis.
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Running through artists like Deathmachine, Black Sun Empire, and Dr. Peacock—as well as Rihanna, Super Mario, and Yo Gotti samples—it's a stomach-churning appetizer for next week's gabber feast.
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Now, some of these same islands in the Caribbean — including the US and British Virgin Islands and the US territory Puerto Rico — are facing a new, stomach churning threat: Hurricane Maria.
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It's a little stomach-churning to watch the prequels and realize that you're seeing the mega-blockbuster glut that's currently running rampant over Hollywood begin its mutation into its current form.
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And in his insulated world, Trump's opinions were affirmed and reaffirmed until they hardened into a perspective that led him to observe conditions on the border with Mexico in stomach-churning terms.
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"Trump's stomach-churning behavior would be manageable if his poll numbers were holding up," said one disgusted Republican strategist who doesn't support Trump and was mocking the thinking of Republicans who do.
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The most stomach-churning scene in the new French horror film "Raw" isn't the one where the young cannibal girl gnaws on her sister's severed finger like it's a KFC chicken wing.
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Writing that the accusations against Parker had left her in a "stomach-churning state of confusion," the actress noted that no one outside of the individuals involved knew with certainty what took place.
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Note though that a substantial part of the period of beating Republican returns was during the very sharp and stomach-churning final sell-off in early 2009 before the market bottomed in March.
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After a year in which a 1-percent move, up or down, in the Standard & Poor's 500 stock index was a rarity, 2018 has featured stomach-churning market swings on a regular basis.
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A stomach-churning story of Munchausen syndrome by proxy that ends in tragedy, "The Act" isn't always easy to watch, and it probably could have been told in fewer than eight hourlong episodes.
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Mr. Brown's wife, the actress Ashley C. Williams, whose credits include the stomach-churning horror film "The Human Centipede (First Sequence)," plays a person of levelheaded tranquillity in a world of violent men.
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An artful story of sexual awakening and identity formation turns more stomach-churning; child sacrifice takes many forms, and sometimes the act doesn't require bloodshed but simply adults too wedded to their ideals.
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Raw is disturbing and disgusting (a scene involving a hairball is surely one of the most stomach-churning moments of cinema 2017), but maybe its biggest surprise is the spiky sweetness at its core.
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Mura Masa's "Lovesick Fuck" was hands down one of the best tracks of 2015, perfectly capturing the balance of stomach-churning anxiety and hollow nothingness that comes with searching for meaning in other people.
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James Grainger's 1764 The Sugar-Cane offers a detailed guide to producing cane sugar in the form of a long poem, including stomach-churning passages where Grainger offers a buyer's guide to human beings.
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Last week, elements of all of those combined to drive the S&P 210-stock index down by 230 percent, its worst weekly drop since March and one marked by stomach-churning price swings.
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In 2006, the Lebanese national basketball team made it to the World Cup only after a stomach-churning 13-hour bus ride when that year's war with Israel forced them to flee their country.
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As I drove from the distribution center to New Tafo, a stomach-churning 45-minute journey along a bumpy dirt road, the benefits of sending medicine by drone rather than car became more obvious.
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That becomes ever more stomach-churning in the final season, as more and more lives are lost and Elizabeth tries, futilely, to keep her daughter from learning about the true nature of her work.
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Chazelle immediately summons echoes of great space-exploration films from The Right Stuff to Gravity with the infernal noise and stomach-churning rattle of what seems like a tin can hurtling around in the void.
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These stories have mostly fixated on Trump's stomach-churning diet—Filet-O-Fish, Big Macs, Vienna Fingers, Oreos, gallons of Diet Coke—and Hope Hicks steaming Trump's suit pants while Trump was wearing those pants.
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Since 22015, the Russell 29 Growth exchange-traded-fund index, which tracks small-cap growth stocks, has gone through three years with stomach-churning double-digit losses of 212 percent, 27.5 percent and 20153 percent.
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Acupuncture — a traditional Chinese needle, heat, and pressure system that has been around for thousands of years — has been shown to relieve some of the most painful and stomach-churning side effects of cancer treatments.
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It's also stomach-churning because every new detail uncovered makes the crime seem more horrific: Omar Mateen, the shooter, apparently frequented the club and used Grindr, and his wife may have known about the attack.
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Aviation experts point to startling safety gaps in the fast-growing industry of doors-off photo flights, once reserved for professional photographers but increasingly booked by tourists looking to share stomach-churning pictures on Instagram.
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"Click Clack" throws that blueprint straight into a roaring bonfire from its opening seconds, blasting from barely tonal synth stabs into relentless waves of stomach-churning drops that feel like hardstyle tracks transcribed for LRAD.
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The situation becomes even more stomach-churning when Kathryn both attacks the state of her sister Carleen's (Ione Skye) uterus and outs Nina-Joy, who has already fled the awful woodsy hangout session, as a cheater.
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After a stomach-churning 90-minute boat ride in rough waters Sunday, we had arrived where the tongue of molten rock from Hawaii&aposs Kilauea volcano took its steamy last breaths of fire into crashing waves.
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So as doctors retired and Spanish-born nurses went home, the country found it increasingly difficult to replace them, giving rise to a series of stomach-churning medical scandals which undermined the health service's already-tattered reputation.
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The Facebook page for a fake group, Blacktivist, which stoked racial tensions by posting militant slogans and stomach-churning videos of police violence against African-Americans, garnered more hits than the Facebook page for Black Lives Matter.
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A dozen reporters were gathered around Mr. Adams when he gleefully displayed a plastic bin containing blobs of rat floating around in a mouse-gray stew; it was a ghastly spectacle and the odor was stomach-churning.
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The Birth of a Nation star Gabrielle Union, longtime advocate for sexual assault victims and herself a survivor, says she's experiencing "stomach-churning confusion" about allegations against Nate Parker — but is still urging people to see the movie.
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I don't know what it is with the season thus far, but if the goal is to rack up the most stomach-churning cuts possible, this transition and last week's game of Is it stew or human waste?
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Joey "Jaws" Chestnut beat his own record in regaining the Mustard Yellow International Belt on Monday, downing a stomach-churning 22 hot dogs and buns to top Matt "The Megatoad" Stonie at the annual July Fourth eating contest.
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This stomach-churning combination of food is a real recipe, according to the web, but take comfort in knowing that the disgust you feel is shared by the star of a hilarious, virally popular YouTube series, Kalen Reacts.
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While there's more action and horror in Covenant than we got in Prometheus – including some stomach-churning alien births and a breathless high-speed climax – Covenant's dirty little secret is that it's really a Prometheus sequel at heart.
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Most recently, Mr. Trump repeated a stomach-churning myth about an American general who solved a conflict with Muslim enemies by soaking ammunition in pigs' blood and shooting prisoners with it, a method of "getting tough" on terrorism.
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"We spend our careers trying to protect and preserve these paintings, and it is truly stomach-churning to think of this Renoir in the hands of criminals who clearly have no interest in the protection of cultural assets."
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. fund managers are ramping up efforts to tap into the fever surrounding digital assets, and the latest planned bitcoin products could deliver some head-turning and stomach-churning price movements if they come to market.
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The cabin lurched and swooped and steadied, and for a stomach-churning moment she only saw ocean and wing beyond her window, no sky at all, before the dragon reared and corrected itself, tossing Kai's insides through another loop.
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People have strong opinions about her past relationship with Depp and share them freely in social media comments — some of which are false or misleading — that provide a stomach-churning glimpse into the misogyny women still face in 222.
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On Friday, actress Gabrielle Union, who performed in the movie, wrote a Los Angeles Times op-ed about being sexually assaulted 24 years ago, and described the "stomach-churning confusion" she experienced upon learning about the allegations against Parker.
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The imprint's latest, a collaboration between Philadelphia's Pontiac Streator (who also made an appearance on the Leeds' record as Pendant) and the Chicagoan Ulla Straus, continues this trend, shrouding found samples and stomach-churning sub-bass in obtuse effects.
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As Jones and his small team learn about these methods, and the psychologists — the movie's de facto villains — who designed them, stomach-churning flashbacks of abused Al Qaeda detainees hammer home their brutality and the myth of their effectiveness.
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You'll also find an endless stream of racist threats, stomach-churning memes, and misogynistic vitriol — and it's getting worse, according to a VICE analysis of more than 1 million comments on one of the site's most popular message boards.
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The festival-fêted drama Raw has already earned a reputation as an uncommonly stomach-churning experience (the accounts of fainting and vomiting are already the stuff of legend), but critics wouldn't be lining up with hosannas for mere gross-out stories.
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There's plenty of hand wringing and stomach churning in Democratic households this week as polls show the presidential race tightening in its final days — and the Hillary Clinton campaign is making a series of moves that some see as panicked desperation.
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He gets on TV and seduces your mom, grinning bashfully and detailing in stomach-churning fashion how grateful he is to be here, how much he loves his dad, how wonderful Adele's music is, and how fat he knows he is.
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According to a new, stomach-churning study, the seemingly innocuous tradition of exhaling forced air to put out a bunch of tiny fires on top of your cake can actually increase the amount of bacteria on the icing by fourteen times.
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In an essay for The New York Times, Nyong'o has outlined, in heartbreaking and occasionally stomach-churning detail, a series of interactions with Weinstein dating back to 2011 – well before her first feature film, 12 Years a Slave, launched her to stardom.
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Though the public markets have bounced back a bit today after several stomach-churning drops in late December, there seems to be growing agreement that 2019 could be a much tougher time for companies to raise funding than was the case last year.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average climbed 265 points to close 2018, in a sleepy session compared to the stomach-churning instability that produced the worst year for stocks in a decade and could fuel economic uncertainty that could play into the 20203 race.
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As showcased on a number of high-profile remixes around that time, like his 2013 flip of Disclosure's "You and Me," many of his productions started featuring the same dizzy drop—these piercing flurries of stuttering synths and stomach-churning side-chain compression.
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After years of my begging for a violin, my parents agreed to drive me to Virginia for lessons — a weekly journey that required scaling at least a half-dozen wheel-spinning, stomach-churning, ear-popping mountains on the West Virginia state highway system.
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Instead, the show demonstrated that if you can accurately evoke the dryly hilarious but anxiety-ridden mentality of an insecure high schooler, audiences will still feel the kind of stomach-churning suspense that young people really have as they face everyday social struggles.
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But regardless of whether you think Daryl (which you can still watch on the surely reputable site "BitChute") is brilliantly hilarious or stomach-churning and horrifying, it's hard to imagine interpreting it as being in support of horrific sexual abuse of children.
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But, once back on the bridge, the skipper, Dave Driver was oblivious to the stomach-churning motion of the boat, and dismissive of the perils of his work — even as he recalled once falling overboard and, on another occasion, rescuing two fishermen from drowning.
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LONDON — Would you like to experience the stomach-churning environment of a fighter jet cockpit, be pushed to the limits of physical endurance as a member of a commando force or try your luck in a round of golf against the top-ranked Dustin Johnson?
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However, the current conventional wisdom is that some simulator-sensitive folks may never be able to have a long VR experience, and it will always be possible to intentionally design stomach-churning software — something platform owners like Oculus and Sony will want to control.
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His stories are by turn stomach-churning (a marine medic tries to gather his splintered jaw and teeth after being shot in the face) and tender (the girlfriend of one traumatised special-forces soldier throws herself on top of him as he whimpers during a thunderstorm).
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And it's then that time slows into a stomach-churning sequence in which everyone in the motel's back annex gets lined up against a wall by Krauss and his colleagues (Jack Reynor among them), who demand information about and evidence of a sniper weapon that doesn't exist.
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Fiction Before #MeToo and "Cat Person" and Grace's very bad date with Aziz, before Harvey Weinstein and Roy Moore and His-Name-Here, before Stormy Daniels and the grab 'em tape — before the whole stomach-churning, hair-pulling snarl of it all — there were romance novels.
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The story threads together a series of alternatingly chilling, heartbreaking, and stomach-churning scenes from Mosul since ISIS was defeated there a year ago: show trials, confessions acquired by torture, lynchings, ethnic cleansing, rape, and the creation of an entire generation of alienated Sunnis in northern Iraq.
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In the episode "Don't Stop Me Now" she plays Mary, a patient with possibly the most stomach-churning ailment we've ever seen depicted on TV. In a series spanning more than a dozen seasons over the course of several years, we've seen countless diseases and conditions on Grey's.
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The Aussie's short-term trajectory now depends on whether the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) cuts its cash rate at its monetary meeting on Tuesday, especially given the stomach-churning rallies in the yen and New Zealand dollar that followed their respective central banks' decisions to hold rates.
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Take his EP Testigo for example—released this August by fellow dancefloor contortionists N.A.A.F.I.—he offers five tracks that take the component parts of contemporary electronic music (the scuffed synth work, stomach-churning sub bass) and present them in a format that feels non-linear, otherworldly, and imagistic.
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In her New York Times review, Teo Bugbee wrote that although al-Kateab "focuses on the graphic, brutal, stomach-churning effects of al-Assad's assault," she also chronicles personal milestones like getting married and giving birth to her daughter, Sama, as the rebel-held city crumbles around her.
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It was a death that was torn right from the pages of Robert Kirkman's graphic novel (emphasis on graphic), but seeing our beloved pizza delivery boy getting his skull bashed in was still a stomach-churning affair that will haunt fans and his co-stars for a long time to come.
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The start of 22000 has brought with it a stomach-churning descent, with a promise of more of the same: The is down nearly 22010 percent, the NASDAQ is down more than 21 percent, and after a five-year-plus bull market, many professional investors are set for further declines — or at least volatility.
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The only other remotely stomach-churning Thanksgiving I've ever experienced was when a hospitable fellow West Coast transplant invited me over for dinner in Bronxville and I spent the evening listening to beanie-clad Sarah Lawrence bros talk about how MF Doom was "the truth" while they chain-rolled spliffs with Camels and shake.
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But here they serve to heighten the tensions of the plot and complicate the efforts of Rhyme and his troops to stop "the People's Guardian," a domestic terrorist who has been sabotaging (to stomach-churning effect) the mechanics of supposedly trusty equipment and appliances, from escalators and alarm systems to pacemakers and baby monitors.
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"Dispatches," though, was alive with urgency and a writer's voice that took me head first into the action, then just as rapidly back out, oscillating between stomach-churning scenes of violence and heady, world-upending observations about the nature of the war, about the nature of war generally, in all its disgusting, beautiful complexities.
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The sequence of Bin's assault, made indelible by the stomach-churning crunch of knuckles meeting head, may be the most graphically brutal segment in Ash Is Purest White, but the most violent deed committed in the film is Bin's swift, off-screen dismissal of the woman who surrendered her freedom to keep him alive.
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That these reenactments take place so close to countries that committed repeated genocides of First Nations people lends the whole practice an unsettling air of absurdity — particularly as First Nations people's fights for land and cultural heritage continues in the US. Equally disconcerting are the European men dressed as Confederate soldiers, a stomach-churning costume even stateside.
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Taking up the neon vomit Ed Banger set and the stomach-churning bass of the U.K. club scene, he became a self-styled rock star of the American dubstep world on Scary Monsters and Nice Sprites, blowing out beats that were intentionally garish, unquestionably stupid, and unbearably loud—three characteristics that all true bangers must abide by.
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The crash — the deadliest involving a helicopter in New York City since 2009 — exposed what aviation experts called startling safety gaps in the fast-growing industry of doors-off photo flights, once reserved for professional photographers but increasingly marketed to tourists looking to dangle their feet outside and share stomach-churning pictures of the skyline on Instagram.
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For his Frieze New York booth, Mr. Birnbaum has selected several works produced by Acute Art, such as Mr. Kapoor's "Into Yourself, Fall," a stomach-churning plunge through the viewer's own body into a kind of afterlife, and a new work by R. H. Quaytman that responds to the mystical paintings of the Swedish artist Hilma af Klint.
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Visionary scientific minds, including the theoretical physicists Stephen Hawking and Kip Thorne, have devoted entire books to unpacking the hallucinatory scenarios thought to be induced by black holes' gravitational forces—imagine the bottom of your body violently wrenched away from the top, physically stretching you like a Looney Tunes character, a scenario that Thorne's Black Holes and Time Warps paints in stomach-churning detail.
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"The Thing" (1982), "Aliens" (1986) and Stephen King's "It" (1990): The look of the latest creature feels like a mashup of these movies and the 1990 ABC miniseries, while not knowing who to trust -- who might be under the control of the alien presence -- is also a key component of the first, director John Carpenter's stomach-churning version of the story brought to the screen with considerably less gore (but still quite well) in 1951.
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Jennifer Lopez, whose performance in Lorene Scafaria's Hustlers caused souls to leave their earthly bodies; Lupita Nyong'o, who slipped into the skins of not one, but two characters in Jordan Peele's Us; Jamie Foxx as a wrongfully convicted man in Just Mercy; Eddie Murphy, who played Rudy Ray Moore in Dolemite Is My Name, a movie about the lack of Black representation in mainstream film; Alfre Woodard, who gave a stomach-churning turn as prison warden struggling with the burden of the death penalty in Clemency; and Awkwafina, who gave one of the most emotional and tender performances of the year in Lulu Wang's The Farewell (a film that was completely shut out of the nominations).
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Monday: Russians hack energy company that played major role in Trump Ukraine scandal'It is stomach-churning': Progressives' dread rises as Warren and Sanders collide Tuesday: Yovanovitch calls for investigation into 'disturbing' surveillance as ex-diplomats outraged over her treatmentISIS carried out attacks on Iraq-Syria border posts after US suspended operations Wednesday: Exclusive: Warren accused Sanders in tense post-debate exchange of calling her a 'liar' on national TVSenate impeachment trial rules: No phones and no talking for senatorsTrump confirms July 4 fireworks at Mt. Rushmore, brushing aside environmental concerns Thursday: US troops were injured in Iran missile attack despite Pentagon initially saying there were no casualtiesDHS has requested Pentagon assistance to build 270 miles of border wallPompeo stonewalls as evidence emerges of possible surveillance of ex-Ukraine ambassador Friday: Senators prepare for contentious Tuesday session that could stretch hours and could go behind closed doorsTrump adds Ken Starr and Alan Dershowitz to impeachment defense teamLewinsky offers colorful remark in apparent response to Starr joining Trump defense team And that was the week in 13 headlines.
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