With König's hands on her waist, Eda, on pointe, held one leg in a high side attitude, and swayed lightly, like a branch in the wind.
But if the same stimulus occurs again with no further consequence, it is probably safe: regular repetition of the same stimulus implies that it is part of the background, such as the waving of a branch in the wind or the shadow caused by a piece of seaweed floating with the waves.
But throughout the house, no sound, just the branches groaning in the wind and the aggressive plink of wind chimes outside the window.
They watched through the window as branches flailed in the wind above the trampoline, Ian's sole contribution to the household.
Of course, these were daydreams, especially when most of our footage consisted of tree branches swaying in the wind, or meandering farmers' cows, which for some reason seemed to love the taste of the camera lens.
As a commander handed the dead man's mother a Syrian flag folded into a neat triangle, the scrape of branches shifting in the wind could be heard over quiet sobs and prayers.
Opening with a shot of branches swaying in the wind, it connects images as disparate as cigarette butts, a roast turning on a spit, driving at sunset, clouds seen through a spider's web, beach foam and the shadow of a train moving through a jungle of steel girders.
Birds flew in formation overhead and branches creaked in the wind.
Every time we're stopped by cops Watching branches sway in the wind.
