Each one is distinct: Some are sermons, some are swoons.
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Mr. Ackman swoons over the company, praising Mr. Pearson's management.
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Get ready for all those middle school swoons to start up again.
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Zayn Malik can go pastel green, for example, and the world swoons.
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The audience swoons, and the show moves on to the next venue.
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Swoons about that dress, reactions to that speech, joy about that win.
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The more he rails against politics as usual, the more his base swoons.
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"Unfortunately, we've had some swoons where we have not played well," Servais told reporters.
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It amounts to one of the steepest swoons in four decades of elections (see charts).
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When Bette demands that some of Joan's dialogue be cut, she dramatically swoons with dizziness.
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Take a swig whenever she swoons or seethes, and you'll be sozzled in no time.
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During market swoons, Buffet always reminds us that he is adding to his high-conviction positions.
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This means that as the emerging market economy's currency swoons, the burden of that debt increases.
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One merely has to bring up Grahame's novel and a certain sector of British society swoons.
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When the market swoons, it's important when insiders show confidence that the decline won't last long.
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Forests keep growing — and potentially increasing their value — even when inflation surges or the market swoons.
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Mr. Trump swoons when his autocratic Chinese or Saudi hosts welcome him with displays of military pageantry.
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Check out this Instagram video, which proves that Sprouse stills swoons over his girlfriend of roughly six months.
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Swoons and spikes of $100, adding or subtracting billions in value over weeks or even days, aren't unusual.
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Upswings and downswings, peaks and swoons, wheels within wheels, Maddon lifting up his glasses and rubbing his eyes.
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Swoons in shares of Nvidia, General Electric and Celgene, for instance, have preceded sharp moves higher in the past.
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Bottom is taken aback, in "A Midsummer Night's Dream," when Titania wakes and swoons at the sight of him.
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But when her new cannibal boyfriend assures her that this family between the two of them matters, she's all swoons.
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She swoons, with exaggerated sincerity, over the thespian greatness — or is it faux greatness, or faux sincerity, or faux exaggeration?
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Swoons like this one can be unnerving, in part because they suggest all is not well with the broader economy.
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There's an "Ortho god," a pregnancy is revealed, and Dr. Meredith Grey swoons over her new love interest … Dr. Andrew DeLuca.
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Last week, Johnson made fans swoons when he posted a photo to Instagram showing him helping Hashian do some mommy multitasking.
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If companies hold back spending, including stepping in to buy up stocks when the market swoons, stock trading could be bumpier.
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Kathryn Hahn is Chris, a failed experimental filmmaker who swoons at the sight of him and is never again the same.
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Tracks like the opener "Nemorum Incola" punctuate the stillness with synthetic swoons, whirling like a music box ballerina that's slowly losing momentum.
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He, as we said, sings, dances, acts, swoons, smolders, pouts, and does it all with a bit of a "Hey Girl"-vibe.
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If you like CarMax or if you like AutoZone, I would buy some before they report and some right into their swoons.
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We watch movies for the jolts of emotion they induce, from adrenaline bursts to romance-induced swoons to lots and lots of tears.
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When I see that big 1500 Ram standing proud on the floor at the Detroit Auto Show, for a second my heart swoons.
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The first act, a piano-anchored waltz, swoons as if dancing in the moonlight, while the third is a triumphant horn-driven climax.
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Quick sell-offs followed by equally quick rebounds can keep the impact to a minimum, but more sustained swoons can have real economic consequences.
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Lara Jean swoons over one-off classics like "The Breakfast Club" and "Sixteen Candles" (even as she concedes Long Duk Dong is "extremely racist").
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Earlier this week, Johnson made fans swoons when he posted a photo to Instagram showing him helping his girlfriend Lauren Hashian do some mommy multitasking.
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Stock investors have counted on the "Trump put" to rescue the market from past swoons, meaning Trump would take action before it fell too far.
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Malik Prompting Swoons from Fans Everywhere With Just One Look The 24-year-old singer seems to have mastered the art of non-verbal communication.
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But Clementine has been stoking a passion for clothes, fashion, and designers she idolizes ("Raf Simons!" she swoons, is her favorite) since she was tiny.
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Singing a medley of bossa nova ballads that require a soft caressing voice that swoons into the melodies, Ms. Errico was unable to let go.
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Mylan is far from alone when it comes to share price swoons for generic drugmakers, which broadly have seen severe declines over the past several years.
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"Rather than being horrified to discover that she's basically been raped by a stranger, Betty swoons for her nerd conqueror," The AV Club's AA Dowd wrote.
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It'd be easy to get caught up in the delicate swoons and swells, if not for the grinning gleam that he lends some of his sounds.
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And while some may be worried that the market's swoons are being exacerbated by trading algorithms, Cramer maintained that stocks of high-quality companies can withstand them.
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She croons, she swoons— it's an anthem that mourns a love that has soured and longs for the times of the past that may have been forgotten.
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So she books the family on a Monster Cruise, where the dark lord swoons for the ship's mysterious captain, Ericka (Kathryn Hahn), who harbors a dangerous secret.
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Ulay returns, years later, to take her hand during "The Artist is Present"—a much-memed moment that still elicits swoons and heart-eye emojis in the Tumblrverse.
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He delights — if a man can swoon, Kinsky swoons — over her blood-red damask frock from Worth and the Cartier star of diamonds that was her fashion trademark.
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Gomez can't belt the high notes like many of her peers, but "Hands to Myself" illustrates how her feathery swoons and breathy whispers can be just as effective.
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The bottom line: Datadog will seek to replicate the early aftermarket success of fellow 2019 SaaS companies Zoom Video and Crowdstrike, but not their recent stock price swoons.
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The piece swoons and kaleidoscopes, a sunburst of magic-hour colors and perfectly timed lens flares that feel flush with the sudden warmth of an unexpectedly temperate spring morning.
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Bulked up for the occasion, Hemsworth remains an enormously appealing lead, capable of pulling off funny lines and slapstick silliness while still inducing swoons when his shirt comes off.
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She is working her barista job, swoons when a celebrity walks in, and abruptly realizes she is late for an audition, which her boss emphatically does not care about.
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Meanwhile, Rochester (Thomas Forster) shows that he's self-assured enough to be as vulnerable as Jane when she takes on all his weight and he swoons into her arms.
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In the same way that the public often swoons over charismatic candidates, losing sight of their flaws and nuances, turning Mr. Trump into a cartoon bad guy renders him unreal.
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He designs a selection of gorgeous diamond rings and delights as each newly engaged couple swoons over each other — and over his sparkling rings — during the shows' respective season finales.
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He's the subject of New Yorker homages entitled "Keanu Reeves Is Too Good For This World" and Buzzfeed videos in which he plays with puppies, to the collective swoons of YouTube commenters.
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If any one of these external events, which are not currently being closely monitored, except by the professional investing class, individual investors may be taken by surprise, if the market suddenly swoons.
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What sent them into swoons was the look of the show (Tony Walton did the set) and the fluid, endlessly inventive mise-en-scène provided by Mr. Tune, its director and choreographer.
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Absolute returns are an important factor with Tesla, but it's indisputable that buying into the mega-rallies and epic swoons is now significantly more expensive than it was just six months ago.
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And when the letter is delivered, the recipient isn't the only one who swoons; we see in a subtle cloud of hearts that two of our slimy couriers have fallen in love.
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Following a scene in which Day almost swoons against a kitchen appliance while imagining domestic bliss with her partner, the film jump-cuts to a series of black bodies hanging from trees.
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Looking ahead, LonRes estimates that if sterling swoons to 1.15 against the greenback, dollar buyers could potentially snap up a prime central London property for a whopping 37 percent less than what was paid in mid-2014.
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Ms. Heigl plays Sadie Ellis, a New York lawyer of dazzling intellect and wardrobe who swoons for her Kennedy-esque client (Steven Pasquale), a pediatric surgeon and senator's son accused of murdering his girlfriend two decades earlier.
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The group's last album, 2015's "Gone by the Dawn," is a sweet farewell letter; in it, the powerhouse vocalist Shannon Shaw swoons over "a Corvette that never comes" and howls about phone calls that came far too late.
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An ambitious world-building sci-fi epic that triggers heartsick swoons as much as it does awe-inducing gasps, Jupiter Ascending is perhaps the only film on this list in which Mila Kunis falls in love with a dog—and how!
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This happens from time to time: The Internet collectively swoons over a fictional character, in this case a high-school jock with a heart of gold and a dreamy chin scar (played by the 22-year-old actor Noah Centineo).
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As Amy Nicholson from Variety wrote, "More tragic than funny, but Stone is hoping for laughs — or really, swoons — or maybe just whatever will make audiences happy, an eagerness to please that makes the tone wobble from scene to scene."
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Paul M. Wright Boston To the Editor: I don't want to startle Elisabeth Egan so much that she swoons, but someone needs to break it to her that beach reads (July 14) don't have to be about places east of the Mississippi.
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The cast stood around microphones with scripts and a screen for visual cues, and played off one another: delivering gags, growls, swoons, screams, pauses for effect, cries of pain, angry rebukes, sweet endearments, coughs, shudders, sips, slurps, snickers, guffaws and an occasional sneeze.
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" On nearly every track, the reported muse for these swoons, British actor Joe Alwyn, is invoked over and over again as a refuge and a savior, the only person she can trust in a world where "All the liars are calling me one/Nobody's heard from me for months.
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The move toward buybacks sends two important signals: that a good slice of the savings corporations will get from big tax cuts will be going to investors, and that companies apparently will be reliable buyers for all the market slides and swoons expected for a volatile year ahead.
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The relationship between Donald and Melania Trump exists like a funhouse mirror reflection of the dynamic Fifty Shades swoons over — Christian's aggressive persistence is replaced with "when you're a star, they let you do it," Anastasia's place ensconced in his penthouse turned into a point of view onto which people project imprisonment.
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Just after World War II, Hester (Rachel Weisz, in a role played by Vivien Leigh in 1955), a British woman married to a decent and dull if titled older man (Simon Russell Beale), swoons into an affair with a dreamy former pilot (Tom Hiddleston) who seems to be everything her husband is not.
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Just after World War II, Hester (Rachel Weisz, in a role played by Vivien Leigh in 1955), a British woman married to a decent and dull, if titled, older man (Simon Russell Beale), swoons into an affair with a dreamy former pilot (Tom Hiddleston) who seems to be everything her husband is not.
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With a guitar intro like a soft bell beckoning the night's final slow dance, the well-crafted lead single from Avalon in 1982 reads like a swan song: "It was fun for a while / There was no way of knowing / Like dream in the night / Who can say where we're going" Ferry swoons over gentle synths.
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Repeating what has become a mantra for U.S. central bankers in the face of mounting economic headwinds and financial market swoons, San Francisco Fed President John Williams said the Fed is not locked into the four rate hikes most officials expected in December, but will raise rates "three or four or five times" this year depending on economic data.
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The photo popped up on Reddit under the Old School Cool tag recently and has been earning swoons and smiles ever since with commenters noting his "let-me-run-my-fingers-through-it hair" and dubbing it a "perfect" shot of The Late Show host While according to Wikipedia, Colbert once told his audience on The Colbert Report that he was serving as the "totalitarian ruler of Malawi from 1982 to 1984", when this photo was snapped, it is more likely that he was studying acting at Northwestern University, where he learned the ropes of comedy by joining a few improv groups.
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Still, Hippolytus maintains his steadfast hatred of womankind. Phaedra hands to her nurse the letter accusing Hippolytus. Phaedra appears, swoons and collapses. Hippolytus wakes her.
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Cleveland OH 1924). He is the grandfather of fiction writer Martha Cooley (b. NJ 1955), whose novels include "The Archivist" and "Thirty Three Swoons"; attorney Seth van den Hoek Cooley (b. NJ 1957): children Ian David Cooley (b.
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Mohini and Rukmangada, by Raja Ravi Varma. As Rukmangada prepares to strike his son, a distraught Sandhyavali swoons. Rukmangada or Rukmangad is the name of a king in the Hindu sacred books. He was a great devotee of Vishnu.
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Lilia is not interested however and rejects him. She does not believe him when he claims to have converted to Christianity. Her rejection infuriates Nicanor and he denies that her God exists. He is immediately struck dead by lightning and Lilia swoons away.
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Danny and Shirley seem hostile to each other, implying that their relationship is doomed. Tanya and Barb kneel before the coffin and then strip each other. They engage in sex before their audience. In reaction, Shirley swoons, while Danny groans in displeasure.
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Minardi, the real violinist, arrives. Fadinard, having gotten the address where the unattainable hat is to be found, takes advantage of the confusion to carry off the whole wedding party with him, as the Baroness swoons and her guests cry "the police!".
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Varaha roams in the forest near the lake as a lustrous boar. A tribal chief called Vasu follows the boar, who enters an anthill. Vasu digs the anthill but cannot trace the boar, finally swoons due to fatigue. His son finds him.
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Midge swoons at the romantic moment and prods her longtime boyfriend, Moose for a similar proposal, but he makes a joke instead. She slams his mortarboard over his head. Meanwhile, Reggie tries to comfort her. but she also breaks his mortarboard over his head.
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"Broadway at the Cabaret – Top 5 Cabaret Picks for January 19–25, Featuring Frankie J. Grande, Christine Ebersole, and More!", BroadwayWorld, January 18, 2015; Champion, Lindsay. "The Big Brother Bromance Lives On! Frankie J. Grande Swoons Over Shirtless Stud Zach Rance at 54 Below", Broadway.
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Marigold swoons in fear, and Bradford seizes her, carrying her in his arms into the fire. In horror, the Puritans kneel in prayer, and the opera closes as they intone the Lord's Prayer.Adapted from the synopsis given by Keith Anderson in the Naxos recording.
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They rescue Ysaure, and Ebremard challenges Bluebeard to single combat. The contest is waged with varying fortunes, until finally, Ebremard mortally wounds his opponent, who topples over the wall into the moat. Ysaure swoons into her brother's arms. Anne thanks her brothers for coming in time.
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Jill and Ada start burgling the bank and put money in a suitcase. Horace arrives with subordinates Ferdie, Montgomery "Smithy" Smith, and an American named Frank. Jill hides and Ada swoons inside the safe. The gang is stopped by the muscular Basher, who has threatened Charlie into staying away.
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He informs Cornelia she had better find her uninsured pearls. The Bullocks send their daughters to Europe to get Irene away from her now-broken engagement. When they return, however, Cornelia implies that she intends to seduce Godfrey. Worried, Irene stages a fainting spell and swoons into Godfrey's arms.
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In 1935, Russian theatre producer and director Vsevolod Meyerhold produced 33 Swoons (also translated as 33 Fainting Fits), which was a production that combined Chekhov's The Anniversary, The Bear, and The Proposal. Meyerhold counted 33 cases of swooning and combined these three plays with swooning as the key comedic gag.
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The nun who comes out to help him is Angela. She swoons and he catches her in his arms; they almost kiss, but she flees into the convent in horror. She prays for strength and eventually comes out to him. Their conversation is agonizing: She can't speak and says goodbye.
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Pat makes one last purchase, for condoms; yet before O'Hara can draw the conclusion that Pat must be male, they proclaim, "I think contraception is the responsibility of both partners. What can I say? I'm a very sexual being!" The sketch ends when the clerk swoons out of sight behind her counter.
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Baudelaire wrote that Niemann had 'sung out of tune with deplorable assiduity', and condemned 'his weaknesses, his swoons, his tantrums of a spoiled child.'Newman 1941, 124 n. 34, citing Beaudelaire, Richard Wagner et Tannhäuser à Paris. The Meyerbeer press, however, took Niemann's side, and he returned to Hanover to sing Raoul in Les Huguenots.
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On his immediate arrival, every girl swoons over his good looks and natural charm. Hak-sa is shocked that Hak-rim attends Volcano High not for classes, but for inheriting the rumored Teachers Memorandum. Oh-ja laughs at the situation. Hak-rim vows to make Oh-ja tea every day to prove his determination.
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Cardenio draws his sword, aims it at the breast of the woman he loves, runs at herand this time it is Cardenio who swoons. Luscinda picks up the sword and commits suicide. Her suicide, her dead body, and her ghost, all play a part, as the story hurtles toward a climax of murder and revenge.The Second Maiden’s Tragedy.
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He discovers the actress Sibyl Vane, who performs Shakespeare in a dingy working-class theatre. Dorian approaches and courts her and soon proposes marriage. The enamored Sibyl calls him "Prince Charming" and swoons with elation at the prospect of true love. However, her protective brother James warns that if "Prince Charming" harms her, he will murder him.
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After Dürer the subject usually has a landscape setting and includes attendants (usually the Three Marys) to Mary, who often swoons with distress and is held by them. Saints Peter, John the Evangelist, Mary Magdalen and other apostles may be shown. It is probably more common in prints than paintings.Langmuir, Erica, The National Gallery companion guide,pp. 102-3.
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Carol excels both in academics and athletics, particularly soccer. Her only flaw is that she swoons when she sees a cute alien, getting her kidnapped and rescued by Mao-chan, subsequently learning the importance of the defense spirit. Carol Cameron's character design is based on Love Hina's Sara McDougal. ;Rikukichi Onigawara :Voiced by: Kōji Haramaki (Japanese) :Mao's father.
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Pitchfork Media, October 28, 2005. Accessed July 6, 2007.Review of Beneath Confederate Lake, 7.6/10 rating. Pitchfork Media, May 31, 2006. Accessed July 6, 2007 NPR radio,Stephen Thompson, A Ghostly Voice That Swoops and Swoons. NPR, April 3, 2006. Accessed July 6, 2007.Audio Review of Rigging the Toplights. NPR, December 7, 1998. Accessed July 6, 2007.
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This further upsets Leontes and he orders the child to be taken out to the wilderness to die. Hermione is then brought before a tribunal, swoons, and is pronounced dead by Paulina. In a departure from the play, the film shows Hermoine's revival and departure to Paulina's house to dwell in seclusion. The infant princess is raised up by a shepherd of Bohemia.
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The podcast is informally comedic, and formatted in an improvisational style. They frequently mention supplemental running jokes, such as Loftus' obsession with actor Alfred Molina, and Durante's reminder of her Master's Degree in Screenwriting from Boston University.Bulnes, Rebecca (July 7, 2017). "The Bechdel Cast Swoons Over Alfred Molina in its Best Episode Yet" The A.V. Club Retrieved November 12, 2018.
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Morris, arriving at Joseph's house in John's absence, sees a delivery wagon just leaving and assumes that his uncle's body has just been delivered. Morris then goes to Dr. Pratt (Peter Sellers) to try to obtain a blank death certificate. Michael helps move the crate into Joseph's house. Julia swoons at the sight of him and they kiss for the first time.
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After worrying about what might happen if her deception should be discovered, the Young Queen swoons. Roxano catches her in his arms. When she awakens, Roxano tells her that he will make all of the arrangements right away: The Young Queen will sleep with Tymethes, but Tymethes will not know her in the morning. The Young Queen thanks Roxano and gives him some gold.
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Cabiria poster portraying the human pyramid scene. An intertitle relates that Syphax, King of Cirta, a rival desert kingdom, has deposed Massinissa and caused him to disappear into the desert. Hasdrubal now gives Sophonisba to the victor instead to strengthen his new alliance against Rome. Sophonisba is distinctly unhappy, and when she appears in her finery at the betrothal ceremony, she swoons and breaks the ceremonial vessel.
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Strotzo confesses, as he and Piero plotted, that he murdered Andrugio and framed Mellida on Antonio's orders; instead of the pardon Strotzo expects to receive, Piero strangles him with Castilio's assistance. Alberto, sent to summon Antonio, returns and announces that he has drowned. Mellida swoons and is carried out. Piero declares his intention to marry his daughter off to Galeatzo and to marry Maria himself.
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The bridegroom goes to kiss his bride, but she swoons. Cardenio, upset, hops on his donkey, leaves town, and becomes an angry man living in the mountains. Luscinda runs away to flee her new husband. The story ends with all the principals being brought together, including Dorotea, who had also run away from Don Fernando, and with loose ends being tied up: Don Fernando repents and apologizes to a forgiving Cardenio.
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Adelberto and Teofane conceal themselves as Matilda guides Ottone away, telling him it is not safe for him to wander around at night alone. Ottone is more concerned about Teofane than himself (Aria: Deh! Non dir). Emireno has found the boat and returns, and Adelberto seizes Teofane, who swoons as he carries her into the boat and rows her away, together with Emireno and some of their men.
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Albert performs his act of sorcery before Maria, Velez and Osorio. Instead of using the portrait of Maria, however, Albert reveals a picture he has painted of his own assassination. Albert does this to show Osorio that his scheme to have his brother killed is known. Maria swoons and Velez is delighted by what he regards as a harmless manoeuvre by Osorio to convince Maria of Albert's death.
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When Sir Kadore receives this letter he is shocked, and swoons. Emaré hears the lamentation in the hall and asks what the problem is. When Sir Kadore explains, she decides that the King has ordered this because she is not a worthy Queen for him, being a simple lady, and agrees to go into exile. Again, she is put out to sea wearing her kirtle with her baby son.
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While going to the burial ground, he repeatedly slips and swoons at a stone pillar. He plucks it out, which enrages the henchmen of Damodar Reddy . When they attack him, Sahu beats them up, disappears into a forest, and joins Naxalites. During a combing operation, he joins hands with the father of Indu and Bhagi - a police officer - and his team to eliminate the team in an encounter.
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A gallery in the palace As the King is making the final arrangements for his daughter's wedding, the courtier Odoardo brings him bad news – Ariodante has been seen committing suicide by leaping into the sea. The King is heartbroken (Aria:Invida sorte avara). Ginevra appears, having a premonition of some approaching calamity (Aria:Mi palpita il core). When her father gives her the terrible news, she swoons and is carried away.
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The white protagonist in Tarzan, the Ape Man (1932) is the "King of the [African] Jungle". Tarzan (Johnny Weissmuller) is a monosyllabic half-naked jungle creature whose attractiveness is derived from his physical prowess; throughout the movie, he saves Jane (Maureen O'Sullivan) from danger and she swoons in his arms.Doherty, p. 257. Hall, Mourdant. Tarzan, the Ape Man (1932), The New York Times, February 28, 1932, accessed December 15, 2010.
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Ermione contemplates suicide (Aria: Amata, l'amai / "I was loved and loved him"). Pirro appears in the gallery to the sound of a festive march, and he and the wedding procession pass by (Chorus: Premia, o Amore, sì bella costanza / "God of love, reward this touching constancy"). Ermione swoons, but when her maidens and friends try to comfort her, she demands revenge. Oreste enters and tells her that he still loves her.
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The painting depicts a mystical event occurring to the 13th-century Franciscan tertiary, Margaret of Cortona. In the painting, she swoons while upheld by two angels, and has a vision of a Christ aloft on a cloud, showing her his stigmata. Margaret narrated that in the vision, Christ called her my beloved daughter. Margaret's waist is girded with the rope cincture that characterizes members of the Franciscan orders.
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Every player is dealt five cards. Each player, on their turn, discards one card from their Fate pile, then plays a card into each player's Fate pile, including their own, finally drawing enough cards to refill their hand. For each Sickness point a player has, they can hold one less card in their hand. At five points of Sickness, a player Swoons, loses their entire Fate pile, and draws five cards.
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He discovers the actress Sibyl Vane, who performs Shakespeare plays in a dingy, working-class theatre. Dorian approaches and courts her, and soon proposes marriage. The enamoured Sibyl calls him "Prince Charming", and swoons with the happiness of being loved, but her protective brother, James, warns that if "Prince Charming" harms her, he will murder him. Dorian invites Basil and Lord Henry to see Sibyl perform in Romeo and Juliet.
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Terrified, she swoons and Gyges hurries to her side and endeavours to lead her to her throne, but again, the ghost appears. Nisia, panic-stricken, runs among the dancers, who cannot see the reason for her fear. At last, exhausted, she falls in Gyges's arms, but the ghost points to his grave, where he awaits his guilty wife. A deathly pallor steals over her features and she sinks to the ground dead.
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As the boy and doctor approaches them the boy looks at Laaj and stops, smilingly he says "she is the same". Approaching the father daughter duo, the doctor introduces the boy and as the Laaj looks up towards the boy she swoons and then smiles. Laaj and the boy smile mischievously as they make small talk. She gives her consent to the alliance and finds that the life is full of surprises after all.
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The sailors are very annoyed with their girlfriends, and the girls have to coax and cajole the sailors to take them back. Jasper has a tougher time with Pineapple Poll, who is still hankering after the Captain. Belaye, who has now been promoted to the rank of Admiral, returns to the deck with his bride, Blanche, and Blanche's Aunt, Mrs. Dimple. Pineapple Poll swoons at the sight of the Admiral, much to Jasper's distress. Mrs.
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Venus is upset because of the shepherds' and shepherdesses' apparent recent lack of attention towards her, and orders her son Cupid to make them victims to his will. In doing so, she hopes to regain their reverence. Philisses is soon affected by Cupid's arrows, and forlornly swoons for Musella, whom he loves, but who he believes loves Lissius. Lissius recognises Philisses's anguish as heartache, and vows never to fall victim to it.
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A banquet is being held, and the guests comment that no man has kept Cleopatra from her banquet, not even Mark Antony. Soon Cleopatra and Meïamoun emerge from the palace, the hunter clothed in a starry cloak. Cleopatra seats herself on her throne, and Meïamoun sits at her feet. The queen urges her love to sit beside her, but requests that he stop looking at her, for she swoons before his gaze.
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Marthandan swoons after drinking a few sips of the poisoned beverage, but is soon saved by Veerangan and Ratnapuri's commander-in-chief. However, Marthandan is still unconscious and incapacitated. The commander-in-chief, and one of the ministers, persuade Veerangan to take Marthandan's place to ensure that the coronation takes place as scheduled. A reluctant Veerangan agrees to do so in the interests of the state, and arrives just in time for the coronation.
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"(You're) Having My Baby" is (really) The Worst. He grunts out the unforgettable lyrics, 'Yuh're havin' muh baybee/Whad a lovely way of sayin' how much yuh love me . . . Oh the seed inside you baybee/Do you feel it growin'?' in an Elvis-like roar while what sounds like Mantovani's orchestra swoons around him. Yet I'll admit, dammit, that after hearing it only once I caught myself vacantly humming it, exactly as I did years ago with "Diana".
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Albert's mother Mae shows up, distressed to find Albert and Rosie together; Harry is also agitated about the way Conrad is taking over his house and the changes in Kim's behavior. Harry and Mae lament what is wrong with these "Kids" today. During rehearsal for the broadcast, an impatient Conrad kisses Kim (who swoons). Hugo is hurt, and Kim and Hugo break up, with all three asserting that they have "A Lot of Livin' to Do".
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Unfortunately, the husband's sister sends her men to intercept them, and Guenelic and his friend are forced to leave Hélisenne in the woods while they fight their assailants. Victorious, they return to find Hélisenne at the point of death; she repents her actions, prays to God, and asks Guenelic to think of his own salvation and then swoons. In his sorrow, Guenelic, too, prays and dies. The epilogue is told by Quezinstra who recounts the death of the two lovers.
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In the season 1 OVA, she swoons over his perfect collarbones. Kiko also makes multiple attempts at befriending Yin, and has included her in her cosplay, despite the fact that she's a doll. But despite her somewhat childish nature, Kiko also can be very level-headed, making attempts at keeping Gai grounded while he's on a case, and is constantly concerned about his business's financial status. She sometimes can come off as money-grubbing, and willing to do anything for a quick buck.
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Byung-ki (Cha Tae-hyun) is a taciturn village patrolman who helps out with trivial tasks like distributing promotional papers, though he dreams of fighting evil. One day, he runs into Min-kyung (Kim Sun-a), an employee at the neighborhood bowling alley, and falls for her at first sight. However, his attempts to woo her go unnoticed. Meanwhile, Seok-doo (Park Yeong-gyu), the boss of the local gang, also swoons over Min-kyung and vows to take her virginity on Christmas Eve.
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The Virgin, larger than her counterparts, swoons sideways inviting the support of those behind her; the Swoon of the Virgin was a controversial moment at the time. The assembly looks completely interlocked, as if architecturally integrated. Legend has it that Pontormo set himself in self-portrait at the extreme right of the canvas; but ultimately, the most compelling and empathic figure is the crouching man in the foreground, whose expression mixes the weight of the cadaver and the weight of melancholy. Detail: self-portrait.
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The funk and rock and roll elements of Lover were compared to works by Prince (especially the albums 1999 and Sign o' the Times) and Bruce Springsteen. Tracks such as "Lover", "Paper Rings" and "Soon You'll Get Better" tease Swift's return to her country roots. Billboard deemed Lover as a pop record of varying tempo—"dialing up the intensity" in some tracks, while "offering some of the most straightforward song structures" of Swift's career in others—preventing any "jarry transitions" or "notable swoons" across the track-list.
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Brother Elias refuses to answer and pushes the Angel outside. The Angel knocks on the door again and puts the same question to Brother Bernard, who replies with much wisdom. The Angel having gone, Brother Bernard and Brother Masseo look at each other, Bernard remarking, "Perhaps it was an angel..." Scene 5: The Angel-Musician The Angel appears to Saint Francis and, to give him a foretaste of celestial bliss, plays him a solo on his viol. This solo is so glorious that Francis swoons.
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Her graphic account of their lovemaking and of her incestuous romantic feelings is fairly shocking. Nin sought absolution from her psychiatrist and lover, Otto Rank, who advised her to bed her father, then dump him as punishment for abandoning her when she was 10. Nin's ornate, hothouse prose is much rawer than the chiseled style of the expurgated diaries. She seethes with jealousy at Miller's wife June, swoons over poet and actor Antonin Artaud, neglects her protective husband, Hugh Guiler, and describes her traumatic delivery of a stillborn child.
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Outside the walls they begin to play and sing. Hearing a lay of true love and happiness, Rymenhild swoons with grief, and Horn is filled with remorse for having tried her constancy for so long. Throwing off their disguises, Horn and his company slay Fikenhild, taking the castle for King Ailmar, and Horn persuades Ailmar to make Sir Arnoldin his heir. On their way back to Suddene, they stop off at Ireland, where Reynild is persuaded to make Athulf her husband, and the loyal steward Sir Athelbrus is made king, King Modi having died.
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Hermione later asserts that her desire to see her daughter allowed her to endure 16 years of separation: "thou shalt hear that I, / Knowing by Paulina that the oracle / Gave hope thou wast in being, have preserved / Myself to see the issue" (5.3.126–129). However, the action of 3.2 calls into question the "rational" explanation that Hermione was spirited away and sequestered for 16 years. Hermione swoons upon the news of Mamilius' death, and is rushed from the room. Paulina returns after a short monologue from Leontes, bearing the news of Hermione's death.
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2nd tableau – the main square in Perth Mab comes to let Catherine know that the Duke intervened to prevent the duel between Smith and Ralph. However, Glover informs Mab that his daughter has lost her mind – Catherine appears and sings a distracted ballad. To shock her back to her senses, Mab decides to appear at her window and sing a reply to Smith's serenade. Catherine regains herself, swoons in the arms of Smith, and revives believing that it was all a dream, and all prepare for a joyous St Valentine's Day.
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This painting has often been compared to the fellow Mannerist painter Pontormo's near contemporary (1528) treatment of the same subject in his Deposition canvas in Florence. Unlike Pontormo's bright coloration and unitary collection of billowing figures, the Fiorentino depiction has two arenas: above is an Escher-like geometric struggle of laborers on ladders, removing the crucified Christ, while below, the women and men are subsumed in grief. Mary, pale and downcast, collapses in the arms of two women. Mary Magdalen in bright red, swoons to hug the Madonna's legs.
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The left-hand imitation of the treadle disappears and is replaced with block chords, giving this section a more free feeling. Additionally, the absence of the rhythmic, consistent treadle allows Gretchen to lose her sense of stability and reality as she swoons over Faust. This section increases tension with a faster tempo, louder dynamics, and higher pitch in the soprano and peaks at Gretchen's remembrance of Faust's kiss ("Und ach, sein Kuß!"). Similar to the previous section, the music returns to the home key of D minor as Gretchen resumes reality and begins her spinning once more.
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When Muhammad died in 632, Aatika composed an elegy for him. His camels have been lonely since evening; he used to ride them and he was their adornment. I have been weeping for the Chief since evening, and tears are flowing in succession. Thy wives are still lying in swoons because of grief that grows greater moment by moment; they turned pale like a javelin that becomes useless and changes its colour; they are remedying chronic sorrow, but the pain reacts on the heart; they beat their fine faces with their palms, for that is what happens at times like this.
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Anna Maria Strada, who created the role of Elmira After the battle, Melo brings into the palace a garment stained with Sosarme's blood and Elmira swoons away at the sight. Altomaro decides that if Argone will not fight to become king, he himself will attempt to overthrow Haliate. Sosarme was only wounded, not killed, in the battle, and is brought into the palace where he and Elmira lovingly greet each other. Haliate decides to spare the people an extended war, and to settle the quarrel with his son Melo by challenging him to fight in single combat.
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Reception for Neck of the Woods was generally positive. Review aggregating website Metacritic, which calculates an average score based on critical reviews, reports that the album scored 69 out of a possible 100, indicating "generally favorable reviews." Matt Collar of Allmusic awarded the album four out of five stars and stated, "building upon Swoons layered melodicism and once again showcasing lead singer/songwriter Brian Aubert's knack for evocative, introspective lyrics and fiery, multi-dubbed guitar parts, Neck of the Woods is an even more infectious and nuanced affair." Alternative Press journalist Scott Heisel also awarded the album four out of five stars.
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Androcles (Alan Young) a gentle Christian tailor, is on the run from his Roman persecutors, accompanied by his nagging wife Megaera (Elsa Lanchester). While they are hiding in the forest, a wild lion approaches them. Megaera swoons, but tender-hearted Androcles sees that a large thorn is deeply embedded in the lion ‘s paw; he draws it out while soothing the beast with baby-talk. While Androcles and the lion—whom he names Tommy—are becoming best buddies, his wife escapes, and when soldiers come upon Androcles and Tommy wrestling playfully, he is accused of sorcery.
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In Yoga, Ecstasy is the yogic visualization of a deity. And, the beginning five states of ecstasy induced by Cakra are – birth, childhood, youth, maturity and adulthood; the 6th is unmana ( also said to denote the dreaming state) meaning agitation or excitement when the devotee often swoons; and when this occurs and when the strong desire to experience the ultimate parabrahman holds complete sway then the 7th state i.e. manollasa (extreme exhilaration) or anavastha (the state beyond states or state without qualities or locale)(also said to denote the dreamless sleep) is reached (Kularnava-tantra. Stanza 82).
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In the second version, played closer to tragedy, the actors were masked, and in the third the actors were all dressed in work suits in a playground, tossing a ball between them. In 1935 in the Soviet Union, the seminal Russian theatre practitioner Vsevolod Meyerhold combined The Proposal with Chekhov's other short plays The Bear and The Anniversary to form a three- act play called 33 Swoons that demonstrated the weakness of the pre- revolutionary intelligentsia.Senelick (214). In late June and early July, 2016, three performances of the play were performed at St. Werburgh's Church Parish Hall, Chorlton-cum-Hardy, Manchester, England.
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Unfortunately this confidence ultimately blinds Becker as he swoons Cynthia Miller (Deborah Raffin), an alluring model and girlfriend of his employer (Chandler Cory) of four years. When Donald informs Robby of his dinner date, Harrington tells him, "That's terrific I'm very proud of you, you're making great progress, now break the date, is it worth your job?" Becker responds, "It's worth my life!" Donald calls from Studio 54, to tell Robby how well it's going, Harrington tries his best to stop Donald from going any further, but to no avail, the two hit the dance floor in a spectacular liveliness which really defines the New York Disco scene.
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In his review for the St. Petersburg Times, Sean Daly commended Wainwright's performance of "Release the Stars", claiming he "swoons like a besotted cabaret star on the eve of retirement". Gary Flockhart of The Scotsman called the album "slightly cheesy", but "brilliantly over-the-top" and "definitely another good album from the preening prima donna". Pitchfork Media's Stephen Deusner claimed that the DVD was the "better way to experience Wainwright live", as visuals are crucial. Deusner calls the setlist featured in the film "more well-rounded and revealing", with less ponderous tracks like "Between My Legs", "Do I Disappoint You" and "The Art Teacher".
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As such, singer Amanda Reifer serves as the Fergie/Gwen Stefani and takes the lead on the majority of the tracks. She can flip from butter-wouldn't-melt on mid-tempo love song 'Twilight' to passionate and sassy on debut single 'Lick Ya Down' in an instant - and she pulls it off with ease. However, it's 'Headphones' that showcases the band's real ability as musicians. "Boy I want to put you on repeat/ You will be the bass of my heartbeat," Amanda swoons over bouncy beats and funk-driven guitar riffs, packed with more tropical flavour and sweetness than an ice-cold can of Lilt.
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" Pitchfork Media's Ian Cohen remarked that it "ends up less like a living celebration of the past and more like a display case of your favorite synth- pop action figures in their original packaging." David Marchese of Spin wrote that the album "swoons and grooves deliciously, but the lyrics have a distinctly processed flavor". Max Blau of Paste called it "one of the better and most cohesive electronic albums" of 2011. Allmusic's William Ruhlmann said: "Mohager convincingly makes the case that there is more to say in the music of the '80s, even if fashion has banished it to its own radio formats and nostalgia tours.
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Calchas, a soothsayer, foresees the fall of Troy and abandons the city in favour of the Greeks; his daughter, Criseyde, receives some ill will on account of her father's betrayal. Troilus, a warrior of Troy, publicly mocks love and is punished by the God of Love by being struck with irreconcilable desire for Criseyde, whom he sees passing through the temple. With the help of sly Pandarus, Criseyde's uncle, Troilus and Criseyde begin to exchange letters. Eventually, Pandarus develops a plan to urge the two into bed together; Troilus swoons when he thinks the plan is going amiss, but Pandarus and Criseyde revive him.
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Flavio now realises that he will have to show wise judgement like a good King. He sends for Emilia and tells her that he has followed her desire; he has had Guido decapitated for killing her father and in fact she can see the severed head right away. Emilia swoons away and while she is unconscious the King has Guido come to her side so that when she revives they are joyously reunited. He sends for Vitige and tells him that his punishment will be that he will have to marry the girl who he does not think is nice to look at, Teodata, and presents her to him.
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Unbeknownst to her, Peter is "the Sunshine Man," the self-promoting and simpering host of a radio program on which he offers syrupy homilies and moral tales about "spreading the sunshine around" (often linked to the products of his sponsors). Christy arrives on Peter's wedding day as he is scurrying to get dressed for the ceremony and finish packing for a honeymoon cruise to Honolulu with his bride, heiress June Chandler. When Christy knocks on Peter's apartment door, she is surprised by his good looks and impulsively swoons in his arms. The half- dressed Peter, baffled by the mysterious woman's appearance and with his living room cluttered by his luggage, carries her to his bed.
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By the summer of 1798, the sacrament observances were the site of more conversions, but criticism circulated by rival Presbyterian minister James Balch, recently arrived from another community, brought conflict and doubt and, according to McGready, quelled the enthusiasm, so that again, stagnation followed. In July of the following year, McGready noticed a “remarkable spirit of prayer and supplication…a sensible, heart-felt burden of the dreadful state of sinners” among those in his congregations. At Red River, McGready reported the conversion of “bold and daring sinners” weeping bitterly. At the subsequent sacrament at Gasper River, he reported the first incidences of a phenomenon that would continue to characterize the assemblies—people falling into swoons with groans and loud cries for mercy, often lying helpless for hours.
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Upon its release, various entertainment and culture columnists made particular note of what they perceived as the film's deliberate romantic subtext regarding the relationship depicted between the story’s two leads. In his review, Forbes’ film and arts critic, David Alm touted the film’s premise as a “subversion”, writing that “While the text is pretty straightforward, the subtext is not, and this is no ordinary buddy picture. […] [Manganiello] is introduced to us not just as a stranger, but as a hunk on a motorcycle, a badass outsider in a tight T-shirt and a pair of aviators who can activate a jukebox with a firm punch. [...] We laugh, but Pee-wee swoons. On one level, they’re new besties; on another, they’re falling in love.
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Calvi talked to The Observer about One Breath saying: "I wanted to explore the feeling of being out of control, and how this can be very scary and yet thrilling at the same time. It's always important to me that the music tells the story as much as the lyrics, so I was very focused on creating rich textures and a lot of atmosphere for the songs to exist in. This record was made during quite a turbulent time in my life and I like the way I can feel that in the music when I listen back." Released in October 2013, One Breath received critical praise upon release, with The Independent calling the album "an LP that rumbles with lusty insistence, swoons with bliss, luxuriates in cinematic style and nudges Calvi's emotive voice to fresh operatic heights".
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The Doctor luckily escapes from the invincible Raja, and when the Acharya asks for Saraswathi's name, she says her name as Nagavalli Saraswathi, but is revealed that she is still mad, but not affected by Nagavalli. Dr. Vijay comes back to cure Saraswathi from her madness, and he succeeds, but the problem of Nagavalli is not finished yet, and he knows who is affected by Nagavalli. Later the Doctor reveals to everyone that Gowri is affected by Nagavalli as he makes her angry and change personality from Gowri to Nagavalli in front of everyone, then she swoons after she returns to normal. Then later, he explains to everyone that Gowri had written both the names while she signed the ledger: Gowri in English when she was borrowing the book, Nagavalli in Telugu when she was returning the book, and that it was also her who scared the bridegroom away on the Engagement day and sat downstairs like as if she didn't know anything.
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