Although Welles allows us the marvellous sight of knights lowered out of trees onto their horses, the romance of chivalry immediately gives way to barbarism: swinging maces, shrieks of pain, the clang of armor and the squish of mud as corpses pile high, and even the horses fall to agonized deaths — less Agincourt than Guernica.
Stepping on the cable will lead to the squishing of the foam jacket, hurting signal strength.
MAYBE 2009 has had its challenges, but once again we've made it to summer, the season to hit the road on the weekend and wander, teasing the senses with the view over the next hill, the squish of sand on an unfamiliar beach, and the chef's spiciest barbecue in a faraway locale.
As each person claps, the sides of the frame squish down, and disappear.
Alas, the official name of the hospital squishes the words together: NewYork.
Although the conditions were ripe for scoring, the squishing sound of charging footsteps was not often heard.
My fingernails prick the gap between the soft squish of my tongue and the rougher edges of my esophagus.
Improved mixing had to be accomplished by imparting additional motion to the air, most commonly by induction-produced air swirls or a radial movement of the air, called squish, or both, from the outer edge of the piston toward the centre.
He's riddled with interesting insecurities and familial neuroses; he's got enough power tucked-away in that brain of his to squish the universe like a lorry-diving rabbit and — the writer's dream come true — he's about as flawed, unreliable and tortured as it's possible to be".
Which is the point: During the film's 201 minutes Ms. Akerman puts you in that tomb of a home with Jeanne, makes you hear the wet squish-squish of the meat between her fingers, makes you feel the tedium of a colorless existence that you can't literally share but become intimate with (you endure, like Jeanne) until the film's punctuating shock of violence.
