These nominally atemporal lulls feel, much like Kris and Jeff's fights about memory (each accuses the other of stealing his or hers), stirringly rooted in life, and they serve to anchor a movie that, with its natural and unnatural wounds, drifts on allegorical currents.
"When the race hit a lull, the feel-good opiates brought a buzz of wellbeing that was almost post-coital in the embrace of its somnient glow".
The joke is 'You'll get good service, the place will be empty.' " The rush for the coats started at 7 23, and soon after came a lull, which felt like people leaving a party.
Projecting scene titles on a backing video screen has rather the opposite effect here; screens are so much a part of contemporary life that this lulls and feels overly familiar.
Below is Corridor Digital's real life Angry Birds and Freddie Wong's real life first-person shooter video, just in case the day has a lull or you feel the need to procrastinate.
But something in them keeps you reading; you may feel lulled but not bored.
"So if there's a lull in the conversation feel free to fill it by giving him my number".
The three young artists of HAD -- architect Muhamed "Hamo" Beslagic, fine artist Anel Lepic and street artist Damir Sarac -- reportedly all worked for free and they say that "Silence" is intended as an activist act aimed at breaking a lulling censorship that they feel has taken over the topic in the years since the end of the war.
From the plasma screens in every corner to the snack bar in the lobby, stadium seating and a warm-up music act that included Bon Jovi's "Living on a Prayer" and Nora Jones' "Don't Know Why," I felt lulled into passive "receive mode" before the message, delivered by senior pastor Ed Young, finally came.
He gave up one run in the first on a wild pitch and one more in the second, and allowed Berkman's two-run homer in the third, which was enough to make the Astros feel comfortable and lull the Yankees to sleep.
