After years of being bed-ridden and swelling up to around 900 lbs.
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But we hope he lives a long, happy, pinkish-white life, swelling up to his heart's desire.
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Some people just like to pretend that they or a partner is swelling up, ripping through their clothing.
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"My Lord, my God — you are my savior," he sang, his voice swelling up to the church's majestic rafters.
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The lungs start swelling up with its own fluid, the fluid blocks the airwaves and you drown in your own fluids.
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The way that my body be swelling up when I catch planes and s—, it's so scary that I be freaking out.
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The way that my body be swelling up when I catch planes and s**t, it's so scary that I be freaking out.
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By then, she said, Meat-Meat's body had deformed, swelling up from the damage caused to his internal organs by so much gunfire.
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Their lips are swelling up and they're getting blisters and their lips are getting stuck together because there's glue or gasoline in it.
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The team suspects that a vast underground ocean could be swelling up through cracks in Ceres' crust, which formed after a powerful impact.
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My heart was already swelling up with happy emotions, seeing Christine hack her way to a healthier lifestyle, but she didn't just automate the Egg Inc.
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Medical staff told me to take my leggings off because my ankles and feet were swelling up so much that they thought it might cause a problem.
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Once again, Russia is in the news this summer: Peaceful protests in Moscow and now other cities are swelling up, met with unprecedented brutality by the Russian security services.
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Then she had a burning feeling in her hands, then her feet, "and all of a sudden my eyelids are on fire and my eye starts swelling up," she said.
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Venture capitalists, on the other hand, now make good money regardless, and some firms purporting to prosper through their "carries"—their share of returns—are swelling up mostly on fees.
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Seeing Rivers on that stand, clearly distraught over the result of the series, over his own limitations in the face of the Blazers, pus swelling up in his eyeball, I felt bad.
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With more than 100,000 visitors on weekdays, and swelling up to 150,000 on holy days, the Golden Temple attracts more visitors than the most famous of India's tourist destinations, the Taj Mahal.
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"Her body was swelling up, and every time she had to get up to throw up, I had to get her out of bed," her son Ethan, now 15, remembers of the incident.
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"When the practitioner gave me the kambo, burning eight small holes in my ankle, I felt my face swelling up like a puffer fish—and it stayed like that for two days," she says.
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Smith told us he could feel his hand swelling up inside of his glove -- but tried to focus on a camping trip he had planned after the fight ... and it ultimately inspired him to win.
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The elevated marine gravity weirdness, say the authors, was caused by the new magma swelling up after the Chicxulub collision, and that there was heightened volcanic activity at the mid-ocean ridge at the time of the impact.
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Fixing this problem may be crucial if NASA wants to send humans to Mars Up until now, researchers thought that astronauts' back pain was caused by fluids swelling up in the spinal discs — cartilage joints that cushion the bones of the spine.
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I mean, the man, the man was still standing there with the gun pointed at my nephew, screaming at him, and he was laying in the car, you know, swelling up, his arm swollen and hanging off his body, and, you know, blood everywhere.
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In his reshuffling of familiar musical materials into novel shapes and modes of presentation, his faith in a particular set of guitar licks and smooth backbeats that never let him down, his alarming brilliance at composing a rousing, refreshing chorus swelling up from a shrewdly placed verse, Petty's a classicist.
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Its stages are selectable from a top-down world map, and in my preview, I get to play two types: A left-to-right dash through an armada of enemies, and a boss encounter with a brilliant blue blob with a habit of swelling up to fill half the screen.
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The sadomasochistic role play in "Savior" gives way to an extended power negotiation, as her character's attempts to control the situation, marked by a sharp bubblefunk riff, are undercut by her lover's repeated cries of "pleeeeeeease," the grand one-word chorus swelling up over the formerly restrained arrangement; the verbal ambiguity fascinates.
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"Slow Love" fashions a replicated musical period piece complete with piano bedrock, restrained drums not so much driving as following the melody, and sappy strings swathing the whole thing in a cozy, syrupy blanket, then adds a historically anachronistic saxophone that, without turning the song into swing, after the first chorus continues to solo in the background for pretty much the rest of the song, swelling up with liquid joy at each subsequent chorus and sometimes commenting on Prince's vocal line.
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The act of kissing causes the arm and leg to suddenly start swelling up and grow their extra body parts—they finally become complete, "whole" humans by realizing their love.
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The Australian water-holding frog conserves water by retaining urine in the bladder, swelling up like a balloon; it then uses its bladder as a water reserve during the dry season.
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The monument called Music Shell is used as the musical venue. It is shaped to imitate two shells swelling up from the ground — as the name indicates. The park contains sports grounds such as a tennis court, baseball field and athletic field. These are opened from April to November.
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The gall is a globular swelling, up to wide and long, on the shoots of bay willow (Salix pentandra). As the gall matures the surface becomes cracked. According to Redfern et al. (2011) the gall contains one or several larvae in indistinct chambers, while the website Plant Parasites of Europe suggests the galls have circa four cells, each with a single larva and Liston et al.
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They head to the mall, where Lisa pays an employee to serve Mandy a drink with nuts (Mandy has a nut allergy) in it. This results in Mandy's head swelling up, but luckily, Alexa has brought medicine to help her with allergy. Mandy drinks nearly all of the medicine and falls asleep before falling into a fountain. They later find a dress, and Tom calls yet again.
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Charlie eventually confronts Viola, forcing her to move out. Finding no way to stop the wedding, Viola tricks Charlie into eating nuts during the rehearsal dinner, causing an extreme allergic reaction which results in Charlie’s face swelling up. However, the swelling subsides by morning. On the day of the wedding, Viola turns up wearing a white dress instead of the peach-coloured one Charlie had specially made for her.
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The steam-powered pumps used to control flooding aboard Kaiser Franz Joseph I could discharge of water per hour. The defensive systems Kaiser Franz Joseph I- also consisted of coal bunkers located abreast the boiler rooms, and a horizontal cofferdam located at her waterline, which was filled with cellulose fiber. The fiber was intended to seal up any holes in the ship from artillery rounds by swelling up upon contact with seawater, while the impacting shell itself would be slowed down by the surrounding coal, which would also serve to contain any explosions.
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While Brent fights the roast chickens Sam lowers Flint down a tunnel and suddenly the giant meatball jolts, causing Sam to fall and let go of the rope, causing Flint to fall. Sam grabs the rope but accidentally, gets cut by a piece of peanut brittle (which she's allergic to), and her face and arms begin swelling up. Flint instructs Brent to take Sam back to the plane and get her a shot, but Sam refuses to let Flint go. They two confess their love for each other before Flint selflessly cuts the rope and plummets down.
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He held his breath inside a helmet full of liquid while being towed 30 feet (10 m) below the surface of the large tank. He recalled that the worst moments were being towed with fluid rushing up his nose and his eyes swelling up. Actors played their scenes at 33 feet (11 m), too shallow a depth for them to need decompression, and rarely stayed down for more than an hour at a time. Cameron and the 26-person underwater diving crew sank to 50 feet (17 m) and stayed down for five hours at a time.
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The steam-powered pumps used to control flooding aboard each ship could discharge of water per hour. The defensive systems of the Kaiser Franz Joseph I-class ships also consisted of coal bunkers located abreast the boiler rooms of both ships, and a horizontal cofferdam located at the ships' waterline, which was filled with cellulose fiber. The fiber was intended to seal up any holes in the ships from artillery rounds by swelling up upon contact with seawater, while the impacting shell itself would be slowed down by the surrounding coal, which would also serve to contain any explosions.
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A mischievous duke comes across a drunkard in a town square, and decides to pull a practical joke. He has the drunkard carried to the ducal palace and dressed as a nobleman, where he is made to receive courtiers. A banquet is prepared for the fake nobleman, who is too far gone to understand the situation, and unusual things seem to begin occurring. When the drunkard attempts to get more to drink, the bottle magically grows to giant size and disappears, so the duke's servants bring in a large funnel and fill the drunkard up, with his stomach swelling up like a balloon to fit.
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Written by Megumi Hayashibara and illustrated by Kagemaru Himeno, it tells the story of a Jigglypuff who wants to make the other Pokémon happy by singing for them. Yet, as usual, her song puts them to sleep, and this makes her very sad until her friend helps her resolve the situation. In the Pokémon Adventures manga, one of the main characters, Green, has a Jigglypuff which is capable of swelling up to several times its size. This allows Green to float with it like a hot-air balloon as well as block narrow passageways—a tactic instrumental in helping Silver and her escape the Masked Man.
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The coup was poorly organized and abortive. Faliero convened with two popular, wealthy, public figures who also had quarrels with the nobility: Bertuccio Isarello and Filippo Calendario. After convincing them of the need for a coup, he laid out his plan: Faliero and Isarello would recruit 20 trusted men who would assist in the overthrow of the government, who would each in turn recruit 40 each. However, due to the incredible variability of any given individuals' reaction to the plan, rumors of unrest quickly began to spread throughout the city and, the Venetian people, fearing the civil turmoil which was swelling up all around them in northern Italy and Byzantium, reported the rumors to the authorities.
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The Water Torture—Facsimile of a woodcut in J. Damhoudère's Praxis Rerum Criminalium, Antwerp, 1556 Water cure is a form of torture in which the victim is forced to drink large quantities of water in a short time, resulting in gastric distension, water intoxication, and possibly death. Often the victim has the mouth forced or wedged open, the nose closed with pincers and a funnel or strip of cloth forced down the throat. The victim has to drink all the water (or other liquids such as bile or urine) poured into the funnel to avoid drowning. The stomach fills until near bursting, swelling up in the process and is sometimes beaten until the victim vomits and the torture begins again.
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When two of the aforementioned group's leaders (Meyra and Mus’id Salah Muhsin) marched to Somalia in 1976 to seek material assistance for their proposed guerrilla operations, the group's activities came under clear attack of the Dergue officials. On the other hand, the swelling up of the most famous hidden party of the time called EPRP, a Neo-Marxist elite party which accepted the Oromo National Questions only in its partial interpretations, brought a big fear among the members of Bakkalcha's group and all of the then Oromo nationalists. So Bakkalcha and his group mates decide to expand the group's operations inside the public and recruit members from all social grounds. Henceforth, strategies which would enable them reach all Oromos (the rural and the urban), and which could hinder the activities of their rivals (like EPRP) were designed.
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