If you smell gas or hear blowing or hissing noise, open a window and quickly leave the building.
Smell for gas fumes and listen for the blowing or hissing noise that might signal a gas leak.
If you smell gas or hear a blowing or hissing noise, open a window and get everyone out quickly.
They clumsily rub their tongues together a little more, only to end up spitting at each other, then blowing raspberries, before hissing at each other like cats.
They deliver good-will speeches to local leaders who stare blankly, then ask, "If you really want to help us, why don't you leave?" An Afghan boy flees from his village in the midst of a firefight the American presence has provoked, looking back toward the camera and calmly blowing a bubble as bullets hiss past.
If the reed can't play any of these scales, you have a hard time blowing, or you hear a slight hissing sound and the notes sound funny, the reed is a dud.
"Nobody hissed at me, and two of them were blowing bubbles, which is a sign of affection," he said.
Mr. Wooley used a lot of extended technique, of which there's been a long history in free jazz: drawn-out tones decaying into hisses and pops, sucking air inward through the instrument, blowing into the horn without a mouthpiece.
A highly pressurized individual, hissing and spitting and ready to blow, would be our guess.
I laugh, because my car is about to blow up anyway, a ton and a half of Hessian metal hiss-popping at stoplights.
"There was a leaking or a hissing, as if the hose broke or ruptured or something like it's going to blow," the official said.
