There isn't any catharsis in a fight that just trails off.
|
|
"A path trails off and heads down the mountain," he sings.
|
|
"When you are obsessed, really obsessed ..." he says, then trails off.
|
|
"I'm an artist too, so…" she trails off, charitable and gently amused.
|
|
"When you spend years watching your child suffer…" his voice trails off.
|
|
"No I meant your....", Parkinson trails off as he looks at her breasts.
|
|
"If I couldn't box, I would..." she trails off, thinks about it more.
|
|
"If you're a product guy, you obviously always want to..." Ralph Pini trails off.
|
|
Adoption rapidly increases until the market is close to saturated, when it trails off.
|
|
This is the only conventional plot the novel has, and it trails off quickly.
|
|
"It's a horrible image, my family says not to talk about it, but..." Lizarde trails off.
|
|
"I doubt I'd ever be anyone's baby," she trails off, retreating back into her innermost self.
|
|
"When you start telling a person that they can't…" Luke's voice trails off for a moment.
|
|
It's not until the two-minute mark that the theme music begins, then quickly trails off.
|
|
I wouldn't have said that, but ... [trails off] Does that erase any of the humanitarian concerns?
|
|
It was just remarkable: Trump is mid-tweet, as ever, and he trails off while discussing … covfefe.
|
|
"I cant forget the images -- children, a woman, and a man, a family ..." her voice trails off.
|
|
"More than another house, when you see everything that Yves Saint Laurent did ... " Vaccarello's voice trails off.
|
|
After OBJ finishes his standup, he just trails off to join in a drill, and poof, he's gone.
|
|
"But he's a little hesitant about talking about personal interests and just personal ..." She trails off a little.
|
|
And if it wasn't very good, then it'd be part of this…" He trails off for a second. "Whatever.
|
|
" Her voice trails off a bit, before she breaks into an easy laugh: "It's usually just memes on the internet.
|
|
"He was my friend, not just my son, he's my friend, I don't know ..." her voice trails off as she sobs.
|
|
"I don't normally have this much makeup on, but I was just doing this late night thing and..." she trails off.
|
|
"Because if you could assume good intent, and then start the conversation from there, rather than from..." she trails off. Yeah.
|
|
The sound gathers strength, merging with the others and growing steadier and deeper until it trails off and dies down completely.
|
|
"So I started thinking about people doing this…" Lindsey trails off, then demonstrates by closing his eyes and swaying back and forth.
|
|
"I felt his left knee on the back of my knee, and his arms went around me, grabbing my ..." he trails off.
|
|
The book trails off as soon as Howe's husband dies, and ends abruptly, as if this part of Howe's life doesn't much matter.
|
|
Dr. Mathews, 40, believes this is because when sex trails off in committed relationships, as it sometimes does, men can feel especially isolated.
|
|
The conversation trails off for a while; Liebert presses Morrissey on global politics and Brexit and "the establishment" without going for anything particularly provocative.
|
|
"Of course I want her to have an education, but every time she leaves the house there's always a chance ..." Her voice trails off.
|
|
"Oh no, no I don't...." the actor trails off at the suggestion that his fashion line might be about capitalizing on his personal brand.
|
|
Saïd, a server with a frank smile and intelligent eyes, is eavesdropping as Hamdi Bey trails off into an endless stream of details and repetitions.
|
|
"Look, I've read plenty of Virginia Woolf and I'm a fan of women in early movements like Rosa Luxemberg…" she trails off, then starts again.
|
|
The cursor is a bit like a distracted puppy: It often follows you, but it trails off and gets lost a little more often than you'd like.
|
|
Midway through, in an ascent to a held high D, he trails off into silence, as if momentarily lost, and picks up again, with feathery, whispery strokes.
|
|
And it reflects an understanding that queer history is suppressed, sort of..." She trails off for a moment to search for the right word before concluding, "spectral.
|
|
"The first time I saw my voter registration card and it said Danielle Marie Skidmore instead of my birth name," Skidmore says, smiling broadly as her voice trails off.
|
|
But just when you think you hear resignation in the man's voice, the conversation trails off with a splash in the distance, and whatever train of thought is gone.
|
|
The box office trails off significantly after that, with last weekend's Barbershop: The Next Cut stepping in at #3, with an estimated $10.8 million (down from a $20.2 million opening).
|
|
At low resolutions, the Intel advantage is significant, and it trails off as you run games at higher resolutions and detail settings (because the graphics card becomes the performance bottleneck).
|
|
I dread the moment when a thought trails off and a feeling starts, when one faces the eternal challenge of eluding the void for which one does not have words.
|
|
A sentence begins, then stops, then trails off with a "Well, I mean ..." What sort of brief exposition can she give when a full history lesson is really what's required?
|
|
At just over a minute long, it's less song and more interlude; the kind that trails off in a haze of promise—all gauzy, silken vocals and a simple, echoing melody.
|
|
Once money is introduced into the equation, the desired behavior is often "crowded out" by the financial incentive and trails off, as they try to internally reconcile their motivations for taking action.
|
|
Would you support — Well, it just depends how, obviously ... [trails off as he walks into a meeting] I wanted to ask what you made of Trump's tweet last night on nuclear weapons.
|
|
With a floppy mop of red curls and a nasally voice that trails off at the end of sentences, Ms. Wolf projects an almost cartoonishly distinctive persona, perfectly suited for commanding attention.
|
|
Explaining the symbolism contained within his deadly weapons, he said to me, "I don't want to be rude, but it's like a man's…" He trails off, leaving me to finish the thought.
|
|
"If I'm still there and those guys are still healthy, with Brandon, LaMarcus, and Greg Oden," McMillan muses, "If we don't have a title by now, it would be…" his voice trails off.
|
|
" He says he wants to beg the person at the other end to be near him, then he trails off into a melancholy refrain: "Let the rain come down / Let the rain come down.
|
|
I think what we're looking for as the end is the eventuality that at some point the band runs its course—the music kind of trails off, we're not making better records than before.
|
|
"find the leakers within the FBI itself....FIND NOW," reads a February 20183, 2017 tweet that trails off without an ending, as though some perilous event has cut him off, upping the sense of urgency.
|
|
"When I look at how this year started, the lowest of the low in the worst possible circumstances and I look at how we're ending, with record-breaking months ..." she trails off, and smiles to herself.
|
|
In most tellings, it starts with the deaths of Cole and Walker in February 1968, picks up with the involvement of King and his Poor People's Campaign in March 0003, and trails off after King's assassination.
|
|
"For them to say that about the survivors, to insinuate that they don't deserve…" She trails off, perhaps considering precisely what kind of life the survivor of a horrific childhood gun attack should be allowed to live.
|
|
"Can you hear it?" a veteran Army soldier named Tim Foley asked one weekend afternoon while traversing the remote trails off the remote community of Sasabe, a dot along a busy drug-smuggling corridor in southern Arizona.
|
|
"If you have a family, or those commitments, it's gonna be... it was probably pushing the envelope for the Army Reserve [with Barber], but, it's really just, we don't want you to have to be..." she trails off.
|
|
PARELES The way Daniel Caesar sings his way through a lyric is signature and poignant: He shows up, is emotionally present, and as his voice trails off at the end of each line, he leaves a gut punch in his wake.
|
|
Today, he trails off mid-sentence, goes off on fantastical tangents—at one point he launches into a story that involves someone sniping Theresa May, a wife murdering her husband with soup, and a pixie and Elmo from Sesame Street apropos of nothing.
|
|
" Hunched over his laptop, he mutters a version that won't make it to the show — "Shooting off at the mouth, shooting from the hip, shooting the shit" — before he gets stuck and trails off into, "Shooting something, shooty shooty shooty shooty shot.
|
|
Even though the catch trails off near the end of the season, the premium price that buyers are willing to pay for live lobsters that can be shipped to China — $11 to $12 a pound when the year started — was worth the effort.
|
|
As campaign trail talk of moving the US Embassy to Jerusalem from Tel Aviv -- a longstanding Israeli dream and Palestinian nightmare -- trails off into mumbling as the possible consequences become clear, Trump's belief that he can make "the impossible deal" is being aired more confidently.
|
|
Maybe even stemming from his New York City upbringing — where, George Lakoff, a linguist at UC Berkeley, tells me it's "polite" to finish each other's sentences — when Trump trails off with no ending, "he knows his audience can finish his sentences for him," Lakoff said.
|
|
"As long as you've got a cell phone, and you've got a driver going up and down [the road] and he's got a cell phone, you've got the guide on the ground with a group and he's got a cell phone…" He trails off.
|
|
She's frequently spoken about this publicly to highlight the risk of relying on Catholic hospitals as the only medical care in many communities in the US, but as she is saying it, her voice still contains anger; she trails off sometimes, shaking her head in hurt and indignation.
|
|
Before ending, the last sentiment of a sample of black slam-poet Ashlee Haze's "For Colored Girls (The Missy Elliott Poem)" echoes "there are a million black girls waiting to see someone who looks like them" as the statement trails off in free-jazz, clearly leaving the listener who'd come for Hynes' classic '80's dance beats somewhat confused.
|
|
"It's hard to know how much you DO kind of pick up on?" she trails off, perhaps leaving this quandary open-ended forever… As the ladies prep for the rose ceremony, Amanda dares to talk about her children, prompting a royal fuckup from Olivia: "It's like an episode of Teen Mom," she mutters not once but twice, potentially digging her own rose-petaled grave.
|
|
An ellipsis is used to mark omitted text or when a sentence trails off.
|
|
Nature has taken hold since, and now presents some very nice walking trails. Off-road vehicles are not permitted.
|
|
The North Summit Trail extends for 0.8 miles and intersects with the Bishop Estate and Darling House Trails, off Connecticut Route 69 in Woodbridge.
|
|
Two blue-blazed connector trails add to the system, and there are many side trails and small trails off the Quehanna Highway. Most trails are open to cross-country skiing in the winter. According to the DCNR, the Quehanna Trail "passes through some of the most wild and beautiful country Pennsylvania has to offer".McDonald, p. 158.
|
|
View from the summit of Mount Agamenticus In addition to a road to the summit and limited parking there, the mountain has a network of trails for hiking. Its short access trail from the main parking area at the base leads to the ring trail, which in circles the mountains summit. Feeder trails off of it offer access to the top.
|
|
That night the boy and his aunt go to the house of mourning. They view the corpse with Nannie, and then they sit with the sisters Eliza and Nannie. They are offered food and drink, and then Eliza and the aunt carry on a conversation that reveals that Father Flynn had apparently suffered a mental breakdown after accidentally breaking a chalice. The dialogue then trails off.
|
|
The swimming pool is permanently closed due to lack of funds to sustain it. Visitors may swim in the Clarion River across from the ranger station or anywhere along public park land. Many local businesses provide canoeing and tubing along the relatively shallow and slow-moving river. Two designated bridle trails off Cemetery Road and portions of Brown's Run Trail comprise of trails for horseback riding.
|
|
On average, female growth speed trails off to zero at about 15 or 16 years, whereas the male curve continues for approximately 3 more years, going to zero at about 18–19. These are also critical periods where stressors such as malnutrition (or even severe child neglect) have the greatest effect. Moreover, the health of a mother throughout her life, especially during her critical period and pregnancy, has a role.
|
|
With an exception of brief Sundance lift traffic, both runs have no higher level trail dumps, making them perfect beginner boulevards. Long John has one alternative route, a short intermediate trail aptly called Cut Off, as it cuts off one of Long John's corners. The remainder of trails off the summit are all upper portions of Main Face trails. These include Upper Exhibition, Upper Lodge, Upper Ledge, Upper Choke, and Cascade.
|
|
The maître d' then gives him the bill. Two staff members clean up Creosote's remains while discussing the meaning of life. A third waiter leads the audience to his house, spouts some weak philosophy, and then angrily dismisses them after his point trails off. "Death" features a condemned man choosing the manner of his own execution: being chased off the Cliffs of Dover by topless women in sports gear and falling into his own grave below.
|
|
Owl Peak () is in the northern Teton Range, Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming and is just east of Elk Mountain. The peak is located west of and across Jackson Lake from Lizard Creek Campground. Access to the peak is easiest by boat to the Berry Creek Trailhead at Wilcox Point then heading west at the Owl Creek Trail. After a hike along Berry Creek and Owl Creek trails, off trail access to the summit can be achieved after a steep ascent of an additional .
|
|
A one-mile (2 km) circular interpretive trail in the Elephant Rocks Natural Area, called the Braille Trail, is the first in Missouri state parks designed specifically for visitors with visual and physical challenges. Spur trails off the main trail include one passing through "Fat Man's Squeeze," a narrow gap between two boulders that leads hikers to an abandoned quarry, and another that goes through "The Maze," a 100-foot (30.48 meter) section of scattered boulders. The park's picnicking area includes ADA- compliant facilities.
|
|
On August 8, the Forest Service implemented stage one fire restrictions, prohibiting campfires and other fires outside of approved recreation sites and halted smoking outside of buildings, vehicles and recreation sites unless one is in a 3-foot diameter area cleared of all burnable vegetation. Starting on September 4, all National Forest Service Lands, roads and trails off of Highway 200 were closed. The fire crested on the north side of Arrastra Mountain and in the waters of Dry Creek. By September 15, Sucker Creek Road and Copper Creek Road had reopened.
|
|
Wissahickon Valley Park contains of parkland in Northwest Philadelphia, including the Wissahickon Creek from its confluence with the Schuylkill River to the northwestern boundary of the city with eastern Montgomery County. Visitors travel by foot, bicycle and horse along Forbidden Drive where motor vehicles are not allowed. Side trails off Forbidden Drive lead up into the wooded gorge above the creek along a total of of trails. Philadelphia Parks & Recreation manages the park as the second largest part of the city's parkland areas, after the slightly larger Fairmount Park.
|
|
He wanted the language to be used for more elaborate and profound fields where more insightful thoughts are expected, such as philosophy, arts, science and politics.Ithkuil FAQs Meaningful phrases or sentences can usually be expressed in Ithkuil with fewer linguistic units than in natural languages. For example, the two-word Ithkuil sentence "Tram-mļöi hhâsmařpţuktôx" can be translated into English as "On the contrary, I think it may turn out that this rugged mountain range trails off at some point". Quijada sees his strictly regular creation as too complex to have developed naturally, but nonetheless as a language suited to human conversation.
|
|
The clearest influence is the 1954 campus novel Lucky Jim by Kingsley Amis. At least four parallels can be drawn. The setting is a provincial red-brick university; the lead character is a well- meaning lecturer with a tendency to blunder; the head of department is an absent-minded, gauche pedant who frequently trails off in mid-sentence; and there is a comic set-piece where the eponymous hero is expected to give a public lecture, only for it to descend into embarrassing farce. This connection is even cheekily hinted at by direct references to both the novel and its author within the series' dialogue, which suggests Patterson is an homage.
|
|
Permits are required, but are usually easy to obtain, except on busy spring weekends. The park is considered mountain bike friendly from the Hunting Hollow entrance, since there are only a few miles of trails off limits to them (though this includes the whole of Orestimba Wilderness, but this is too far away for most bicyclists to reach on a day ride). It is not unusual for as much as half of park visitors on a given day to be mountain bicyclists, though this is normally closer to 30%. Equestrians also make use of the trails, though they account for less than 1% of all visitors.
|
|
"Tram-mļöi hhâsmařpţuktôx" written in the Ithkuil script. English translation: "On the contrary, I think it may turn out that this rugged mountain range trails off at some point" Ithkuil uses a morphophonemic script because characters convey both phonetic and morphological information. Its use is closely tied to Ithkuil's grammatical system, which allows much of the phonological aspect of words to be morpho-syntactically inferred. Those parts of an Ithkuil word whose pronunciation is predictable are not written, whereas the characters used to indicate the pronunciation of the unpredictable parts of a word also convey the grammatical information necessary to reconstruct the implicit phonetics.
|
|
In the first episode, "When Topple Met Winters", protégé hacker Nicole Winters (Emily Heller) who works for "Special Projects", an electronic surveillance governmental agency, receives a call from elderly Special Agent Henry Topple (John Hodgman) informing her that she has just been assigned to him to spy on the general public. In the second episode, "Meet Big Data", Agent Topple checks up on how Winters is settling into her new job at "Special Projects". Topple asks Winters about her surveillance of e-mails and in turn reveals his lack of understanding with modern computing. The conversation then trails off into the secret history of how fake mustaches were involved with the United States' national security.
|
|
During the next 150 years contradictory maps depicted a jumble of real or imagined islands between Hokkaido and Kamchatka, confusing the existing Kuril Islands with the Company Land, State Island (named after the exploration in 1643 of the main southern Kuril Islands and Sakhalin by the Dutch explorer Maarten Gerritsz Vries), Terra Esonis, and Gamaland. Sometime around 1731, the Russian Admiralty College requested the Academy of Sciences to prepare a map of the North Pacific. Joseph Nicolas Delisle prepared the map and an accompanying mémoire based on work done by his elder brother Guillaume. This showed the three islands mentioned above and the "Land seen by Dom Juan de Gama", which trails off in the direction of America.
|
|
The piece is a sextet intended in the baroque style, the two unfriendly groups of instruments being the three woodwinds — flute, oboe and bassoon — and the three brass; trumpet, french horn and trombone. The basic premise is that the woodwinds play the piece straightforwardly, while the brass instruments (who don't like the woodwinds and/or the conductor) do everything possible to pervert the work, including playing their echo atonally/arhythmically, playing in a carnival or ragtime style, ignoring their cue (even when repeated) and then playing "nanny nanny boo-boo" over the subsequent woodwind line, and dramatic ritardandos and rallentandos that cover the other group's parts. This understandably frustrates the woodwinds and the conductor. At the breaking point, the conductor and/or woodwind group pull out guns and point them at the brass section, whose broad, obnoxiously loud line trails off.
|
|
The columnist then trails off to even take ideological issue with the humorous sound bytes in radio jingles promoting the December 1984 release of the Top lista nadrealista radio material on audio cassette by Diskoton. He continues by predicting that "the young band's life span will be little longer than that of a butterfly" before adding that "sadly even such short time is enough to indoctrinate the impressionable kids with new thoughts, including continuous ridicule of everything that we've created so far as well as banal, low-brow tampering with the basic tenet of the People's Liberation War—Tuđe nećemo, svoje ne damo". Pavlović concludes by musing "whether the time has come to extinguish Zabranjeno Pušenje's poisonous smoke for good". Being published in a high- circulation newspaper, whose average number of copies distributed per issue regularly exceeded 350,000 by late 1984 (and would occasionally even go as high as 420,000), gave the story a huge audience in the city and beyond.
|
|