People without direction or focus, swatting halfheartedly at the flies, standing around with no purpose other than to be among one another.
We assayed hemilineage function only under one condition decapitated flies standing at rest and showing occasional spontaneous grooming bouts.
It was like we had become groundlings at the Globe: popcorn flying, women standing up and cheering, Diet Coke everywhere, a handful of ushers standing terrified at the corner of the room.
Encounter, a 1960s-vintage restaurant, was the most obvious, a purple-windowed flying saucer standing atop a pillar right outside Terminal 2. The dining room was a modern take on space-age chic — undulating blobs of color on the ceiling, a lava lamp on the bar and hardly a right angle in sight — with 1980s hits like "Smooth Operator" playing on the sound system.
Mortality criteria include mosquitoes with difficulties in flying or standing on the bottle surface.
When the Lang Langs, Joshua Bells and Renée Flemings of the world arrive in town for an evening or two, tickets fly, and standing ovations shake concert halls.
Four teenagers, ages 17, 15, 14 and 13, were struck by flying bullets while standing outside a home at around 10 30 p.m. Twenty minutes later, three young adults were targeted by gunfire while they were standing near a car and a man with an assault rifle approached and began shooting.
Irina Lazareanu, who was a big model not long ago, known on the catwalk for her wildly flying hands, was standing at the oyster bar, wearing a jacket as sparkly as the Eiffel Tower, helping herself to the mollusks.
The 35-year-old was struck by a flying bail while standing up to the stumps and was immediately taken to hospital with blood apparently coming from his eye.
Reagan didn't just hate Communism; he sought concrete expression for his hatred by flying to Europe, standing next to the concrete in question, and exclaiming, "Tear down this wall!" Contemplation of other statesmen tends to focus, all too blurrily, on what kind of people we thought they were.
