At one point mid-drift, Schwartz's phone unexplainably disconnected from BMW's infotainment system.
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He's probably playing a character that is unexplainably cocky or cool in a way that defies everything you're seeing or hearing on screen.
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But when his speech became slurred and he began to stumble and fall unexplainably, the Federal Reserve Board employee from Yardley, Pennsylvania, knew that something must be seriously wrong.
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Sampled On: "Too Good" A verse Popcaan laid down on a previously leaked version of "Controlla" was unexplainably absent from the final version, leaving many Jamaican fans feeling cold.
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The Big Slice experience essentially involved fixing your eyes on the Chernobyl Diaries poster, unexplainably mounted on the wall, while ignoring some after-partier a few feet away revving to flip their table.
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That's perhaps the most shocking part of the trailer, which introduces us to the story of Tim (Justice Smith), who joins forces with Pikachu (who is unexplainably a detective) to find his missing father.
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Despite the visible transformation and maturity of MMA since the UFC's inception in 1993, there is still something unexplainably exciting at the thought of a talented striker making the transition from boxing or kickboxing to compete under MMA rules.
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Last May, two days after they learned that their 34-year-old father, Shane Peck, had died unexplainably in his sleep at home in Chubbuck, Idaho, Auston Svancara, 15, and his sister, Melessa Peck, 9, received some more devastating news from their aunt, Lacy Parker.
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So when I noticed that my body type was all over the walls of this museum — shared by Greek statues, in paintings of bored-looking Dutch women, and even more French and Italian portraits of naked women posing much like the woman I had seen earlier, I suddenly was overcome with an unexplainably strong emotion.
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The sleepers between the steel lines also featured some symmetric marks. The incident was made famous by the local magazine RADAR. Following the incident, there were other occurrences: Dewilde suffered from respiratory problems, and his dog died three days after the encounter. Three cows in nearby farms were found dead, and their autopsies revealed that their blood had been totally and unexplainably removed.
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Due to Brock's belief in Blue, he is able to manifest a more powerful form at times – however, magic based on beliefs and religion is extremely weak and easily destroyed by proper magic, as revealed during a skirmish. He very briefly went by the code-name or hero- name of "Captain Blueheart." During a small portion of the volume "Snow White", his eyes unexplainably stop being blue.
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It rose and fell and before it could rise again, Kit spoke." The play continued, and outbreaks of an occasional catcall, guffaw or heckling were quickly shushed by others. Gillmore continues: "Kit had a shining light in her. With that strange sixth sense of the actor that functions unexplainably in complete independence of lines spoken and emotions projected, she had been aware of the gradual change out front from a dubious indifference to the complete absorption of interest.
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Gremillion married Doris McDonald (1920-1989) and had four sons and one daughter; Jack P.F. Gremillion, Jr., William McDonald Gremillion, Wayne Francis Gremillion, Doris H. Gremillion, and Charles Mark Gremillion. Gremillion was known for his confidence, determination, and unique personality. In reference to his described character, Gremillion owned many dachshunds throughout his life, he unexplainably named them all Sam. However, "Sam" was the pen name for when Gremillion submitted articles to various newspapers and media in the Baton Rouge area.
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With the increasing popularity of heavy metal, venues were hard to fill with punk crowds and crossover thrash was becoming the fan favorite. Suicidal Tendencies was starting to move in that direction and guitarist Anthony Gallo started putting in time with his Venice Beach contemporaries, eventually co-founding the band Los Cycos with Mike Muir. New Regime disbanded that same year and briefly reformed in 1994 for a benefit concert. Unfortunately in April 2009, drummer Marc Woodson unexplainably died during an afternoon nap.
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Throughout the 1930s and 1940s, his talks in the valley drew a diverse group of notable Southern Californians, including Igor Stravinsky, Greta Garbo, Christopher Isherwood, Bertolt Brecht, Thomas Mann, Charles Chaplin, Bertrand Russell and Charles Laughton. The composer John Cage wrote to his lover in 1935, "I was walking and thinking of you in Ojai, an open space of country, and suddenly I knew what wildness was. I am sure there is something unexplainably and mysteriously sacred about the Valley, something including evil." The idyllic setting even famously served as Shangri-La in the 1937 Frank Capra film, Lost Horizon.
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Aside from a small remark from Kitty, there's no resolution on the catfish storyline cliffhanger, as Ryder is unexplainably still in the club. Unique goes to the female bathroom during class so no one would notice, but is caught by Bree (Erinn Westbrook), who promises not to tell anyone so she herself can start to use the boys bathroom to make out with Jake, creating "The Great McKinley Bathroom Gender Riot". When she goes to the men's bathroom, she is harassed by three jocks who pick on her and throw her wig. The current principal Sue creates a porta potty with a question mark for her, but Will Schuester (Matthew Morrison) secretly takes her to the teachers bathroom.
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In the near future, the people of Bacurau, a fictional settlement in the also fictional municipality of Serra Verde, in western Pernambuco, witness a series of unusual events, including telephone signals going down, the settlement unexplainably disappearing from online maps, flying saucer-shaped drones chasing travelers and a couple of motor bikers from Rio de Janeiro passing by. This all happens after the death of Carmelita, a matriarch of the village, and villagers and other relatives have gathered for her funeral. During this time we learn there is a dispute over water rights from the local river, with water being dammed upstream in a collusion of which the mayor of Serra Verde, Tony Junior (Thardelly Lima), is a part. He visits Bacurau in his re-election campaign and is clearly despised by the people of the village.
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Oddly enough, second-division runners-up were not awarded internal promotion to the last third-phase berth. Again the principle of qualifying through historical ranking qualifying for traditional teams with poor state league performance applied, with the added issue that this time two prestigious clubs (Vasco and Grêmio) failed to qualify. Confirming the unwritten rule of securing presence of top-12 teams in first-division, both teams were awarded a berth in first division. As in 1983, the decision proved to be somehow justified, as Vasco eventually reached the final only to lose it to Fluminense, just as Santos did in 1983 against Flamengo. Probably sacrificed in this big-dog game was Juventus, a small team from São Paulo state, which was the 1983 second- division champion and was unexplainably not promoted this time, probably because of Grêmio qualification issue.
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