He was taller than almost anyone else in the lobby, so that his disembodied face rode above the swaying crowd, composed and detached, the lips pursed in a patient expression.
In relation, Thunor is sometimes used in Old English texts to gloss Jupiter, the god may be referenced in the poem Solomon and Saturn, where the thunder strikes the devil with a "fiery axe", and the Old English expression þunnorad ("thunder ride") may refer to the god's thunderous, goat-led chariot.
Mr. Jones was in his own space, as the expression goes, blithely riding the luxury train with his gimmicky pants and valet-boy formality.
"If instituted," Assange continues, "the TPP's intellectual property regime would trample over individual rights and free expression, as well as ride roughshod over the intellectual and creative commons.
You know how they have that expression "It's like riding a bike!"?
But I have noticed that the attitudes and the facial expressions of people who ride certain subways are different.
So cotton candy should be a symbol of technology facilitating the pleasures in life, and when we eat those puffs of inflated sugar, it behooves us to recall a time before we had the luxury of making our hands and faces really, really sticky and then smearing the residue on the handrails of carnival rides: an expression of true freedom.
I think there should be a sister expression: "It's like learning to ride a bike" which captures the tedium, frustration, and near-death experiences that characterize the bike-learning process.
It is difficult to know which of these genes contribute to the pathology of a disease, and which are 'going along for the ride' owing to co-expression.
Thus Atf3 alone can account for the suppression of Egr1 mRNA expression and probably does so by over-riding the positive ERK1/2 signal.
They preferred the creativity and self-expression of "soul-surfing"—riding waves purely for the purpose of communing with nature.
