The band was also attracted to using the ocean and television as central images for the album, with Win Butler saying the ocean imagery symbolizes a lack of control; of television, Butler stated that: These ideas are reflected in the arrangement and composition of the album, which lead to a sound of dread and dissonance.
Even worse, a break-up can lead to the dreaded working-with-your-ex scenario.
Also, about 25percentt of your clients are going to want to eat you out (I know, it's weird), and that can be a nice break that may lead to the dreaded "ho-gasm".
While many bartenders take pride in their spritzes, some see them as a way to use up low-quality wine, which can lead to the dreaded spritz headache, said Mr. Lo Duca of El Réfolo.
If the individual mandate is repealed, it could quickly lead to the dreaded health-insurance death spiral, in which ever-rising rates scare off all but the sickest, making rates rise still higher.
I wonder whether this choice was merely aesthetic or instead was an intentional allusion to a dreaded disease.
Many also dread getting sucked into a time consuming judicial process full of endless paperwork that is unlikely to lead to a prosecution, let alone a sentence.
But speeding up speech on analog equipment like cassette decks traditionally led to the dreaded chipmunk effect, making long-term listening untenable.
Beyond the streaming delays, a number of things I've tried to do within iTunes 11 have led to the dreaded beachball.
It's this disconnect between Instacart and grocery stores, no matter how hard they try, that leads to those dreaded replacements.
