She even serves up some positivity every time Origliasso winces.
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This meditation on burnout is really a series of winces.
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The camera rarely leaves her face as she winces in pain.
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And he winces at the thought of being called Dr. Gabay.
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But today, my family cheers, then winces when we see the replay.
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"It was painful, but thankfully it only lasted five hours," she winces.
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He winces, and when she orders him to open his mouth, he refuses.
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He winces, cringes and grimaces; he does a lot of nervous neck scratching.
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Eden Donal (aka Pinky), still winces at the memory of Nokweed's low round kicks.
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Did Affleck use up his store of dolorous winces in Manchester by the Sea?
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He winces, and I wince too—the thought of tumbling down is mildly terrifying.
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Their struggles and winces were quite a contrast with Spieth's increasingly familiar look of assurance.
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Weller: Sometimes when we realize we're wrong, society looks back on its behavior and winces.
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The guy who regularly winces every time Mary and Paul cut into one of his creations.
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They unveil weather stats so hilariously specific that even the ESPN graphics team winces at them.
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She winces at the times she tried to curl his hair and make him wear dresses.
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When Chuck tells Wendy that the Jeffcoats are coming — and that she has to cook — she winces.
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Another scene, when Menashe is on a date arranged by a matchmaker, generates both winces and laughs.
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Kevin Hart winces and weeps and keeps looking at his associates offstage, as if begging for reprieve.
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Mr. Egarr amplified those with bodily winces, but the effect was merely astringent rather than sick-making.
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He shakes Ernest's hand — "Quite a grip there, buddy," Kimmel winces — and invites them both to sit down.
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The woman who was attacked winces, and pleads with the man to get his dog off of her.
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Each time Mr. Trump attacks Beijing on Twitter, or announces a new set of tariffs, Mr. Cesmat winces.
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Kymberly Grafton winces with every step she takes, the lingering burden from a training accident and car crash.
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He winces in agony as he receives pain-killing injections for sciatica, a nerve condition, in order to play.
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While seated on a table during a recent physical therapy session, he grunts and winces as he lifts himself.
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Obama winces and arguably scoffs as Trump says the course of our nation will change from weakness to greatness.
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Lara winces at Ana's words — as if Lara somehow doesn't have the chutzpah in her to pull the trigger.
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This is when a Never-Trump Republican winces, because only we can hear the silent scream inside our heads.
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Mr. White, who said he had done no wrong, still winces when he speaks of the pillorying that followed.
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He hunches over and winces, head tilted, and when he gestures he keeps his elbows pinned to his sides.
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President Nicolas Maduro, center, delivers his speech as his wife Cilia Flores winces and looks up after hearing the explosion
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Cramer thinks the stocks fell too low in the fourth quarter, but he said he winces about the recent action.
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Miller controls Kong's jaw and facial expressions—"anything from blinks to nose-sniffing to eyebrows, lip snarls, winces," he said.
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By the way, the fact that you winced, that's — everyone on my team winces every time I bring this up.
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In fact…" He winces and holds up a hand to silence me: "How long has it been since I last saw you?
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He didn't win, but his tournament-leading 24 birdies and his zero pain-related winces made everybody invested in golf breathe easier.
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Gingerly, I take Ludo out of his carrier while Lisa winces (I have a history of dropping animals, but it's usually their fault).
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This video is hilarous ... Leo DiCaprio winces and flinches as Lady Gaga walks up to the stage to accept her Golden Globes award.
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In a video exclusive to PEOPLE, Lachey is seen dancing with pro partner Maksim Chmerkovskiy, when suddenly she winces and bends over in pain.
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When a British journalist notes her suit, her coif, and her "newsreader's smile," she winces: it's a costume, she thinks, an effort to pass.
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Schlesinger's liberal panegyrics can still be read with pleasure, even if one winces at his reluctance to abide any serious criticism of his idols.
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When Bee winces at the memory of being bitten by a parrot on her eighth birthday, that memory is a moment of cosmological intersection.
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The stock market has seen a cooling of some specific trades tied to Trump policy, but the overall market never winces when Trump takes action.
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Live footage of the event showed him suddenly looking up startled mid-speech, while beside him his wife, Cilia Flores, winces after a loud bang.
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He asked no questions, solicited none from the audience, and delivered an introductory address so laudatory that it provoked winces among some in the audience.
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"As soon as I go to hug her she recoiled and winces and that's when I saw some bruises on her right cheek," says the neighbor.
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His widow, a hunched, 60-year-old in a black cardigan, pulls her arm out of her sleeve and winces as a needle pierces her skin.
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"It felt like a knot popped in my hamstring," the Property Brothers star, 39, says as he winces in pain in a video exclusive to PEOPLE.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Ask U.S. national rugby sevens head coach Mike Friday how he feels to be in charge of a nascent sporting superpower, and he winces.
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If she occasionally falters under the strobe of the cameras, if she winces from the spotlights, haunted or hungry, no one is crass enough to comment.
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There's a scene where Ross, recently divorced, enters Central Perk and sits down next to Phoebe, who winces and starts plucking at the air over his head.
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The last type is correct for wear when your most conservative beau calls, even though he belongs to the old school and winces when a lady smokes.
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He opens his mouth—winces at the chapped cracks of his lips—and bites down on a roll of gauze, uses an antiseptic towel on his finger.
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For this to happen, the energy of the marches, the furious hashtags and the winces, need to be harnessed to connect the struggles of women and girls internationally.
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Like the Irish Haven bar in Bay Ridge, shadowy and lit with beams of green neon, little corners of conspiratorial-looking old Irishmen speaking in nods and winces.
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"I just don't want life to be hard for you," Catherine finally says through tears, and though Denise knows it's coming from a place of love, she winces, anyway.
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Decision-making by computers is being questioned in everything from the criminal justice system to news on social media, and the idea of an algorithmic affirmative action may provoke winces.
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Like a master distiller told of a single malt being mixed with Coca-Cola, he winces at the thought of drinkers squeezing their tea bag after merely a few seconds.
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Beyond the winces, there's something human in its comedy of internet thirst: the insatiable drive to put a piece of oneself out into the world and hit refresh, refresh, refresh.
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Call it cancelling if you want, but I prefer to think of it as a more epic death, something befitting the decades of winces and nod-and-smile suffering we've endured.
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In a moment of calm, as Christina lies curled on the bed, eyes wide, I touch a tendril of hair at her temple, as soft as a baby's, and she winces.
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He still winces once in a while when Mr. Trump "opens his mouth," but he said the country was much better off than it had been during the previous eight years.
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While some details might induce winces (the menu encourages drinkers to "get Wilde"), the whole enterprise is undeniably a sight to behold, and isn't attracting eyeballs the point of being over the top?
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She winces and frowns a lot, and the camera conspires with the lighting and makeup to catch every twitch of distress, and the sweaty, oily sheen she never seems able to blot away.
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"One detaches oneself," Offred intones in a calm voice-over, but the way Emily flinches and winces and snaps her eyes shut reveals that such detachment from one's own ritualized rape is impossible.
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Lifting his phone, this previously little-known big cheese winces in pain as the unmistakable bark of Donald Trump explodes into his ear, forcing him to yank the device away from his head.
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Even Mr. Condon, who won an Oscar himself in 1999, for his "Gods and Monsters" screenplay, winces at the memory of using computer-generated imagery to create a half-human, half-vampire baby.
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She winces at talk of a top marginal tax rate of 70 percent and cringes at the growing use of "corporatist" as a slur against Democratic politicians deemed too cozy with business interests.
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In this still from a video provided by Venezolana de Television, Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, center, delivers his speech as his wife, Cilia Flores, winces and looks up after being startled by and explosion.
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For his part, Oliver is reduced to humorless smirking and anger, while his back story and career as a software developer are so approximate that one winces to learn that his business is called Generii.
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Here, he also endures and enjoys, with winces and tenderness, a visit from his mother, Ann (a lovely Ashley Judd), and absorbs lessons on the basketball court, including from a black friend, PJ (Jason Mitchell).
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At a party, Heck tells the story of having to kill an animal that was acting aggressively, and Antonina winces — a small exchange that tells you almost everything you need to know about what's to come.
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But listen to the threatening thuds of Michael Abels's score; wait for those moments, scattered throughout the action, when the winces quicken into jolts and jumps; and consider how much is packed into Peele's terrific title.
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Yara coming to terms with the underbelly of her parent's wavering partnership is low-stakes, but it's painful nonetheless; the episode is devoid of tragedy, but the viewer winces at the familiar melancholy of Yara's rite of passage.
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Now he watches and winces as they clumsily try to settle on the right lie about what happened to the journalist Jamal Khashoggi, who is believed to have been tortured, murdered and dismembered in the Saudi consulate in Istanbul.
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When I pressed him about Trump's pattern of egregious, lawless and value-free behavior, Kevin admitted that he often winces at the president's "style" but simply waits for the "crazy" periods to pass and focuses on the things he likes.
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Clearly proud of the text, he watched expectantly as we read every painfully meaningless string of buzzwords and contradictory turn of phrase, struggling to suppress countless winces, eye-rolls, outbursts of mocking laughter, and the urge to turn his press release against him and papercut some sense into him.
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Three bright young things sit half-dressed on a floor of lucent green; a model in a Mao-collar blouse winces as another squeezes the juice of a lemon into her open mouth; and, in a related video, performers in various states of dress pose, pout, and press their feet to the leaves of a pineapple.
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Theban] war.' Of that he is aware; the dust of Mars close by saddens him, he winces at the trumpets, and wishes the doomed army ill.Statius, Thebaid 5.643-649. Here the "first death" will turn out to be Lycurgus' son Opheltes.
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But as Stan aims the cannon and lights the fuse, and Ollie turns away to avoid the loud blast, the barrel of the cannon flips backward and unleashes the barrage of darts on Ollie, covering his back with darts. The film ends with Stan pulling them out one by one as Ollie winces.
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Scully thinks his declaration is an effect of the drugs he has been given, rolls her eyes and leaves. As he lies down, Mulder winces as his cheek touches the pillow; the spot where "Scully" punched him in 1939 is still sore and visibly bruised. Mulder feels his eye-socket and breaks into a knowing smile.
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Toby Flenderson (Paul Lieberstein) makes sure that Pam will hit Michael off company property, and helps her work on her punching technique. Ryan Howard (B.J. Novak) and Kelly Kapoor (Mindy Kaling) warn Michael that Pam has "crazy pregnancy strength." That afternoon in the parking lot, Michael initially winces at Pam's attempts to hit him before sincerely apologizing about the whole ordeal.
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The opening sequence features Ward and June standing at the bottom of the entry stairs and sending the boys off to school one at a time. Wally descends first and leaves the house, slamming the door so hard that a lamp wobbles and Ward winces. Beaver descends and heads out the door. He turns and the camera zooms in for a closeup as he pauses in the doorway to don his baseball cap.
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Jack listens to the interview over the radio in a friend's car. Ozzy and Sharon discuss their sex life, and how Ozzy has been using Viagra excessively because he had been 'shooting blanks'. Jack winces in embarrassment as the Osbournes go on to say how Ozzy would get 'hard' at inconvenient times when Sharon is sleeping and not interested. On the day Jack goes to camp, Melinda tries to wake up Jack.
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The episode ends with the Grim Reaper, played by series director Ed Bye, coming to claim Rimmer as Adagio for Strings plays in the background. Rimmer kicks Death in the crotch and runs off down the flaming corridor, claiming that "only the good die young" as Death winces "That's never happened before ..." The episode ends with an ominous "The End" caption, but is soon refuted with its sudden erasure and replacement with a defiant "THE SMEG IT IS".
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Sarah Palmer (Grace Zabriskie) describes her vision of Killer Bob (Frank Silva) to Deputy Andy Brennan (Harry Goaz), while he sketches the man's face. She also describes a vision of someone taking Laura's heart necklace; Donna Hayward (Lara Flynn Boyle) winces at this, as she is the one who hid it. Cooper interviews Laurence Jacoby (Russ Tamblyn), a psychiatrist who had been seeing Laura. Jacoby does not wish to breach his confidentiality agreement, but admits that he struggled to understand Laura's problems.
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In a November 1994 interview with the Orlando Sentinel, Bush stated that he "would abolish the Department of Education as it now exists."Christina Wilkie, If You Think Jeb Bush Is A Moderate, Then You Missed His 1994 Campaign, Huffington Post (January 8, 2015). In 2003, as Florida governor, Bush sought to close the Florida State Library, and lay off its entire staff of 41 as a cost-cutting measure.Diane Roberts, Bush winces at price tag on state history, St. Petersburg Times (February 8, 2003).
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His agency is called Knight Errant investigations (a joke he now winces at), although his card reads Louie Knight, Gumshoe. He has a long running hatred of Mrs. Llantrisant (who plays a role as infrequent Moriarty to Louie's Holmes). Working out of an office at 22/1b Stryd-Y-Popty he is unaware he is a detective living in what literally translates as 'Baker Street', and he lives in a caravan so that he can swim in the sea, where he feels most relaxed under the waves.
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Tom tries to find Jerry in the owner's lunchbox, throwing away the packed food in the process. Tom's owner turns red in the face upon discovering this as he slams the lid on the cat's paws, grinning sadistically with his redness fading away while Tom winces in pain with his flattened paw fingers. Later, Tom manages to get Jerry in his clutches and hides from his brutish master. The hunter finds him, but was interrupted as he threatens him when they spot a purple rhinoceros in front of them and it charges at them.
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The Inspector and the other officers break in, and apprehend the thieves. While the others search for the missing diamond, the Inspector decides to help himself to the nearby glass of water, and swallows the diamond in the process. He is then rushed to the hospital where the De Gaulle diamond is surgically removed and given to the assisting nurse, which is actually the Brothers Matzoriley in disguise. The Inspector touches the area of the cut in his surgery, where the diamond was removed, and winces in pain, when he describes how he feels about the diamond escapade.
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Classically, Murphy's sign is tested for during an abdominal examination in supine position; it is performed by asking the patient to breathe out and then gently placing the hand below the costal margin on the right side at the mid-clavicular line (the approximate location of the gallbladder). The patient is then instructed to breathe in. Normally, during inspiration, the abdominal contents are pushed downward as the diaphragm moves down (and lungs expand). If the patient stops breathing in (as the gallbladder is tender and, in moving downward, comes in contact with the examiner's fingers) and winces with a "catch" in breath, the test is considered positive.
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Throughout the 1960s, Savoy carried out a series of well publicized expeditions in Peru, exploring and documenting various pre-Columbian archaeological sites.Profile of Gene Savoy, "We All Search For Something", 2009 In 1964 he identified a ruin called Espiritu Pampa as the legendary Vilcabamba, the 16th century capital of the Neo-Inca Empire and the last refuge of the Incas during the Spanish conquest.Savoy, Antisuyo, pp. 73-128Lee, Forgotten Vilcabamba, 2000Hemming, Conquest, pp. 492-499Covert, "The Explorer," pp. 27-28Profile of Gene Savoy, "We All Search For Something", 2009Maugh, "Science winces at adventurer's ways", 2004 This discovery disproved Hiram Bingham’s belief that Machu Picchu and Vilcabamba were one and the same.
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In Kung Fu Panda 2, he was training with Master Thundering Rhino and Master Storming Ox. Lord Shen arrived and told them to leave. The three objected to this and ended up attacking Lord Shen only for Storming Ox and Croc to be defeated. He too gives up after being defeated by the Weapon, but unlike Master Storming Ox, is obviously less aggressive than Master Storming Ox, and visibly winces when Tigress rebuffs every single one of Po's attempts to leave the jail when she tells him to stay behind. It is also known that Croc eventually crossed paths with Master Thundering Rhino, whose kung fu was proven superior in their battle on the shores of the Wa Su Li River.
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Lane later recalled hearing that the crew was still trying to figure out how to make Regan's head spin for a scene later on in the film that, like the angiogram, became one of the film's best-remembered moments. In the scene, it is Bateson who speaks most of the dialogue, demonstrating the calming bedside manner, another attribute that drew praise from those he worked alongside, that he had used with many actual child patients. He can be seen in the background early, as Regan is wheeled into the room, helping put her on the table and attaching wires to her shoulders. As the film shows Regan's face in tight closeup, alternating with takes of the procedure being finished, including her blood spurting into the air and staining her surgical gown as it had in the procedure Friedkin watched, Bateson's voice is heard off-camera, instructing her, warning her that the carotid puncture will hurt and reassuring her as she winces immediately afterward.
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30Gilbert, "Lost Cities," p. 52 and in 1999 Gran Saposoa Profile of Gene Savoy, "We All Search For Something", 2009 in Chachapoyas territory. Both were grand city complexes of thousands of stone structures that solidified his theory that the eastern Peruvian jungles — in addition to the Andes and the coast — had been the location of high civilization.Martin, "Gene Savoy, Flamboyant Explorer of Ruins, Dies at 80", 2007 He died in Reno, Nevada, aged 80. Savoy’s uneasy relationship with the academic archaeologist community, who deplored his swashbuckling ways while they built on his discoveries for their own research,Obituary, The Independent, 2007 is exemplified by the comment of archeologist Keith Muscutt, who pointed out that finding ruins "is about as hard as finding elephants in a zoo" Martin, "Gene Savoy, Flamboyant Explorer of Ruins, Dies at 80", 2007 on the mountain ridges of northern Peru where Savoy made most of his discoveries, a region University of Florida archeologist Michael Moseley compared to "the Amazon jungle stretched over the Rocky Mountains." Maugh, "Science winces at adventurer's ways", 2004 Scientists have also questioned Savoy’s tendency to use his explorations to pursue uncommon theories, e.g.
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