They are parts of language, conventional signs, and so conceptual, yet they are emitted suddenly and often due to pain.
And if that doesn't sound so bad, you've obviously never sat in church and had your pocket suddenly emit "Ride of the Valkyries" at 90 decibels.
At this point, a laptop on his desk suddenly emits a beep.
She's hideous and she's funny, never more so than when Mrs. Wire suddenly emits a shrill scream.
Two, the plant is still unstable, at risk of suddenly emitting vastly greater amounts of radioactive particles.
Six addicts were milling around in the corridor of an unusual clinic here, waiting for the start of their third day of treatment, when a young patient suddenly emitted a deep bestial groan and collapsed to the floor, writhing.
Walking through the mall he suddenly emits a random line of dialogue and lunges off to the side, doing a dance step that resembles a stumble, spilling his drink, plowing into a group of incredulous, snickering Oneontans.
As they sat in silence in the living room, a cracking sound suddenly emitted from the bedroom where Mayakovsky's body lay.
A few weeks ago, all was quiet in the office when suddenly Chloe emitted a soft shriek and stumbled from room to room, apparently giving us the benefit of her best Igor impression - head on one side, hunched back, rolling eyes, the works.
Now, if we suddenly stopped emitting CO2, the atmosphere would slowly (as it turns out, extremely slowly -- see here and here ) relax back to cooler temperatures.
The research also revealed insights into the way that popcorn jumps as it breaks open, and the sound emitted as water vapour is suddenly released.
