In a short while, possibly at some instant in his slow drive back up the lake, he knew he would feel a small release, an unburdening, a sensation of events being completed, so that over time he would think less and less about it until it all seemed, upon reflection, to be almost perfect.
"This is the only tissue that releases a cool sensation, and it takes soothing to a whole different level".
Using the cream feels "like splashing water onto your face" because it has a "unique delivery system that bursts when it comes in contact with your skin, releasing a cooling sensation," Refinery29 reports.
"Back to the Future" did many things in 1985, the year it was released and became a sensation.
Viktor feeds her into a romantic drama he's shooting that a petulant star (Winona Ryder) has walked out on, and when the picture is released Simone becomes a sensation.
Directed by Nunnally Johnson, its release in 1956 caused a sensation and acclaim as one of the finest films ever.
When released, her Revelations were a sensation.
The news of the Piltdown find, first released in late 1912, caused a sensation.
The "Jeune Fille" screenings provoked interest because of "Romance," Ms. Breillat's mournful treatise on sexual encounters, which was released last year and stirred a sensation of its own because of its explicit sex.
'DON GIOVANNI' The young podium wizard Gustavo Dudamel, whose 2006 recording of Beethoven's Fifth and Seventh Symphonies was a sensation, releases his first opera recording: Mozart's "Don Giovanni," with a cast from La Scala that includes Carlos Álvarez, Ildebrando D'Arcangelo, Carmela Remigio, Monica Bacelli and Attila Jun.
The drama was a sensation upon release, owing to its explicit language and the presence of Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton as a dysfunctional married couple.
