Suddenly she was leaning over the instrument, her left hand darting down toward the sound holes, the index and middle fingers of her right hand blurring as she plucked out a furious barrage of sixteenth notes; then she returned to the neck, her head thrown back, eyes closed, as she produced bursts of booming fragmented notes that drew smiles from Tyner at the piano and gasps from the crowd.
It does not take long for Mrs Bush to become the subject of a barrage of vile notes, each laden with clumsy, childish attempts at sexual innuendo, like "Mrs Bush has a Bush!!!" and "Mrs Bush is shaved!!!!", which swiftly escalates to "Mrs Bush gives blowjobs to Mr Fisher" and "Mrs Bush wants sex all the time, in her bush" – pretty shocking stuff, I'm sure you'll agree.
She talks about her fluid sexuality in interviews while posting a barrage of Twitter love notes and make-out Instagram pics with her current lover, Ireland Baldwin.
How very dare you!" But as the conversation continued with a barrage of zeitgeist side-notes and references, my bat signals really began to tingle.
As I've noted before, the barrage of negative advertising, much of it financed by outside groups, has left both candidates bloodied.
Little wonder that Japanese stocks snapped a four-day rally to end the week on a woeful note, given the barrage of grim statistics hitting them.
Trump confirmed the cancellation amid a barrage of "executive time" tweets Friday morning, noting how the old embassy was "the best located and finest embassy in London".
FOssoffEve Peyser on Twitter.
Raymond Geuss, in the preface to a new edition of the Frankfurt School's U.S.-government-sponsored wartime intelligence reports, notes that Nazi Germany, with its barrage of propaganda and of regulated entertainment, was seen as an "archetypally modern society".
