"She has a panache for the flash, everything is glitz and diamonds," Garcia said.
A saffron-colored tachometer nods to tradition and a 9,000 r.p.m. red line, but it is flanked by a Ferrari first: twin digital displays that flash everything from performance parameters to navigation maps and iPod playlists.
There was a flash and everything withered and died, and the monstrous machines "shed their teeth and their toenails and their misbehaving ways" and thus evolved into the steel slave race of today.
Each of the barns has different levels of lighting, so we tried with just candlelight, flash, everything".
A flash flu can ruin everything.
The most extraordinary aspect of the whole thing is that there is such a big build-up, and then it's over in a flash, completely forgotten, and everything goes back to normal.
When the bomb dropped I was on the road near my house and suddenly there was a big flash and everything turned white, as if my eyes were covered with white cloth, and then I became unconscious.
Everything was a flash point and at one point, I think we said to each other, 'this is not working.' Ever think of divorcing?
Whereas "all in" once referred to a scenario in which someone either wins a hand or loses everything in a flash, now it means that a person is simply generally enthusiastic or fully committed.
He was grousing and I went to help him, but he had already pulled the sheet way up and was doing it himself, so I was just standing there like a half-wit while he rearranged himself, and I could see everything in a flash, because his gown was tangled up and the sheet billowed so there was a space under it and there they were — his balls, then the side of his ass.
