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This is the dragline spun by scytodes, the spitting spider.
We thought that maybe what they're doing is trying to get off the hot soil and also spitting onto their face to cool their head down.
About 10 minutes later, we were both spitting in vials, coming up with a protocol for human DNA extraction.
She's coming out of the ocean, and she's spitting oil into one hand and she has clouds coming out of her other hand.
That's her hand that she's spitting into.
And then, when you go to the other side, she has like a trunk, like a bird's beak, and she's spitting clouds out of her trunk.
It's like spitting on our soldiers' tombs; it's eroding our national solidarities and opening the doors to foreign invasions.
They're spitting out the colored algae that lives in their skin, and the clear bleached tissue that's left usually starves to death and then rots away.
The marchers carried on even as a mob blocked the route, hurling insults and spitting at women, tossing cigars, and physically assaulting participants.
The dishwasher wasn't working properly, it's spitting out dirty dishes.
Hedge drifts back and forth over the schematics, and soon he starts spitting out instructions, which Ethic uses to configure the assembly lines.
You know that mouthwash commercial where the guy has a mouth full of Listerine or whatever it is and he's trying really hard to keep from spitting it up into the sink?
The dialogue isn't very clever, and there's some slapstick goofing around near the beginning which fails to work (spitting out food, etc.).
Also memorable from this movie are scenes of Lloyd spitting tobacco juice and waiting for his truck to start.
He does have a spitting image to the man.
Radford's version begins with a crawl about the wretched teratment of Jews and then spot Antonio (Jeremy Irons) gratuitiously spitting on Shylock (Pacino), who's really just standing around, minding his own business.
there are so many images that i haven't forgotten like Joey's(i think?)death scene or billy spitting in the terrorists sandwiches or the one kids(no idea of his name)fake asthma attack.
It's practically spitting on the effort real figure skaters put into their work.
That a figure of providence and salvation would work to match Verne (Clark Gable at his most cockily mannered and self-regarding) and Julie (Joan Crawford, snarling and spitting out every other word in an attempt to be the Queen of Tough Dames) seems ludicrous at best.
I felt like spitting and breaking the DVD.
I wonder why i waste my time spitting on that shame-of-a-movie...
He dreams of cutting off his own hand, spitting up a worm, a ghoul ripping open his chest and being roasted over an open fire.
Dillman, under pressure to recall the events of the night in question, goes through an Actor's Seminar of tics, stammers, nose-wipes, and crazy half-laughs while spitting out dialogue like, "Dream...a dream...drugs...yeah, drugs...that SOUND...bells...help!"
Things get really strange when she witnesses a woman that is the spitting image of herself driving down a London street in a car identical to her own.
This movie begins like a primer for film students on Irish cinematic cliches: unctuous priests, spitting before handshakes, town square cattle marts, cycling by country meadows to the backdrop of anodyne folk music.
At that time, I was already a very big fan of Spitting Image (since when it won the bronze rose of the Montreux Film Festival in 1986).
Whether he was speaking Shakespeare or spitting out hard-boiled lines, it had the power to stir the soul.
But if, by chance, you watch it a second and third and fourth and fifth time (I'm well into the hundreds by now), you will find yourself spitting a line from it here and there and cracking yourself up!
The person who wrote the review "enough with the sweating and spitting already" has no grasp of what cultural, literary, or psycho- critique is.
Director Gary Winick ought to be ashamed of himself for creating such utter garbage as this and spitting on cinema's potential.
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