In practice, however, these themes are only approached obliquely; Bowie drenches various field recordings, spoken word, and his own falsetto in deep wells of reverb, lo-fi static, and trembling guitar chords, making it hard to make out the words behind these layers of noise.
After almost half an hour, the score is only 3-1, and it feels to me, drenched in sweat and breathing like I'm in need of a respirator, that we'll be lucky to complete a set before either our time on court runs out or our time on Earth.
Unconscious and drenched in blood, it was only after another guest left the party that the Trinity College Philosophy graduate's body was discovered.
In a recent show in Cincinnati, the set was only 20 minutes, but when Spencer came off stage, his head was soaked, his face flush and his shirt drenched from the aerobic level workout while trying to sing.
"But what it is is a story drenched in atmosphere.
We were drenched but giddy.
Not only are they drenched in human fluids; they can become instruments of war.
Cumberland County in New Jersey escaped some of the heaviest spring rains, but was drenched late in June.
We were quickly drenched, and the water was frigid, but the speed was exhilarating.
But apparently I wasn't drenched enough.
