After Shad mentioned the words "gay" and "marriage," we heard Peter's wife hiss, "Don't talk to those people!" Peter rolled his eyes slightly, stepped out onto the porch, and shut the door behind him.
A journalist recalled for me the vicious paranoia of everyday life in Algiers in the 90s, and how, as he walked down the street, bearded young men he did not know would hiss at him and make a throat-slitting gesture.
They cover the smoking pit full of food with giant naka leaves and let everything hiss and steam for an hour.
You can hear an internet dial-up from circa 2001 through the hiss, drone and static of Defamation.
I remember his name and face too, but also his hair, his sweaty teenage-boy smell and the way he'd hiss quietly, "You've got a pig's arse, you wog," as if it were yesterday.
"Camera – go," a woman whispers repeatedly into her headset, while two dramatists hiss bilingual instructions to the Anglo-German cast.
There was a loud hiss as the hot iron met the cold dessert, the entire restaurant filled with smoke and all eyes turned to me.
Another way of using turbulence is to obstruct partially the air flow to produce a hiss of noise, as with the "fricatives" ("f", "s", sh").
"Music gets deep inside me," she explained once, "and starts to shake things up".Ms Makeba could soar like an opera singer, but she could also whisper, roar, hiss, growl and shout.
I survived Saddam Hussein's weapons mirage Time to hiss Déjà vu all over again The importance of backing Erdogan Reprints Related items Corporate tax: A taxing battleJan 29th 2004Another way in which governments have tried to crack down is by "harmonising" their tax rates in effect, trying to enforce a government cartel.
After ruling out nearby sources of radio waves, they concluded that their own hiss also comes from beyond the Milky Way and thus constitutes a cosmic radio background.
