Such research is now going on apace and set to provoke screams that will echo well beyond 2009.Geoffrey Carr: science editor, The Economist.
Sometimes they go to football games or spend hours playing video games as characters who are assassins, set to soundtracks of screaming guitars and smashing drumbeats.
Why not head down to the Troxy for Dollop's big NYE bash: they've got MK, Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs, Wilfred Giroux, Dorsia, Drew Hill, and Beckwith behind the decks all night for what's set to be an absolute screamer of an event. .
This first instrumental album for Stones Throw is a heavy, crushing, abstract indictment of global greed and bad politics; all set to loping time signatures and screaming machinery.
Munch's most famous work, The Scream, is set to go under the hammer at Sotheby's in New York in May, with a Sotheby's spokesman suggesting it could fetch in excess of $80m£50m0m).
A tabloid headline early this year screamed: '1.6 million gypsies set to flood Britain'.
I wondered what I would say to declare my innocence and not set everyone to screaming.
I don't always scream at such shows, but they tend to set off silent screams in my head that linger and echo.
What if your branding efforts land you a coveted berth on a popular magazine's "best employers" list, only to set indignant employees screaming false advertising?
Dozens of armed protestors stormed and looted the parliament, set fire to grounds, screamed for its dissolution, attacked members inside, then shot and injured two MPs as they attempted to escape.
