First, the victims often were under the impression that the pain incessantly moved all over the body.
If a dog was considered not resting, i.e. if it started to become restless or uncomfortable by showing signs such as barking incessantly or moving around more than changing position for resting, the dog was taken out of the chamber.
In the busy heart of cosmopolitan Paris – established with a superbly invigorating, uncliched montage over the opening credits – Grégoire Canvel (Louis-Do de Lencquesaing) is a film producer: a handsome man in early middle age forever on the move, talking incessantly on his mobile, juggling projects, delegating, problem-solving.
Roaring, incessantly on the move, emotionally volatile, August: Osage County has enough vividly jangling characters, enough scenes ending on flourishes to fill a soap opera.
From a linguistic analysis of Shakespeare's works, Simonton concluded that "[Shakespeare] could not stay in one place, but rather had to move incessantly forward".
Meanwhile, cars continued to roll by and the police moved incessantly in their attempt to keep the crowd behind the sidewalk barricades.
Axelsen, Chaleff, Flood, and Roberts, each in tights and a sleeveless top of a different deep hue, moved incessantly around the stage, filling every corner, to Ryuichi Sakamoto's score, which churned one moment and emptied out the next.
You need the lights, the heat, the throb of a massed swarm of bodies mingling and moving incessantly.
Hence the feeling that patients had of pain moving incessantly all over their body.
To make matters worse, an audio recording incessantly plays the sounds of moving water, which makes the whole effect confusing; a factor compounded by the ambient sounds of the heart of a bustling White Plains, which stream in through the open doorway of this room.
