If you put a glass of ice water outside and the ice melts, you know it's warm out there.
Anytime your race plan involves running on the white line of the highway to keep the soles of your shoes from melting, you know you're in for a suffer-fest.
The ice, in all that warm liquid, quickly melts, and before you know it, you have a warm, watery, flat drink.
By the end one consents to the verdict of the Roth impersonator in "Operation Shylock," who says to the "real" Roth: "But your eyes melt a little too, you know.
But the next day I made her and Lulu bagels with melted cheese, andKitty complained, "You know I don't like sesame bagels"."You used to," I said.
Turning breathy for the sublime Take the Night Off, she kicks off a medley of strings-adorned gems from essential 2013 album Once I Was an Eagle, the defiant title track melting into the urgency of You Know, the claustrophobia mounting until the shamanic dying notes of Breathe.
Eventually, given enough years in the biz, you know who will melt like a snowball in a rainstorm uphill on a Sunday in June after a trip to the Catskills with the in-laws.
Nothing about hearing the word "depression" prepares you for having a moment of eye contact with your two-year-old niece that you know ought to melt my heart but it doesn't.
I finish, take out the water and, I thought, you know it would melt, and it didn't, and from there I get worried.
You know, burnt turkeys, melted cookie sheets, accidentally inappropriate decor and the like.
