While I was waiting, pacing, smoking, watching each agonizing percentage jump, I was reminded of that tingle in the balls and skin-prickling sense of excitement and anticipation that only Halo can bring.
While I was waiting, pacing, smoking, watching each agonising percentage jump, I was reminded of that tingle in the balls and skin-prickling sense of excitement and anticipation that only Halo can bring.
Thus, we used the subjective rating of prickling sensation associated with each trial.
Side-effects were mild and included a prickling sensation during treatment and post-treatment erythema.
Aware that militants often follow police officers for days before killing them — his neck sometimes prickling with the sense of being watched — Gassan Mukhtarov swaps license plates with friends to make himself harder to track.
Maybe Anderson's need to feel prickled comes from his sense that Suede is the other part of his life now, not the real part.
When Rachel, as part of the plan, enrolls as a patient, and lies back in front of him with her feet in stirrups, awaiting the speculum, we sense a prickle of wariness, and a prod of menace, in every question he asks.
Occasionally I get a bit of a sense of a prickle in the eyeballs, but I can't stop myself suppressing it, which I hope isn't going to store up all sorts of psychological shitstorms for later.
Indeed, the primary objective of Disney's imagineers was to restore the sense of skin-prickling awe audiences experienced in 1964, when they first saw Mr. Lincoln rise, somewhat herky-jerky, from his chair to speak.
Fear may be the signature emotion of the Winter Olympics, prickling the skin hairs and sharpening the senses of all those athletes moving fast over slick, unforgiving surfaces.
