Maybe the Kinks' "Dead-End Street" or Eurythmics' "Here Comes That Sinking Feeling".
Sinking Feeling The year's nadir was Kathryn Hunter making a pig's ear of Shakespeare's poetry in the RSC's Antony and Cleopatra, below right.
In That Sinking Feeling some unemployed teenagers in a desolate late 1970s Glasgow plan the robbery of a warehouse containing stainless steel sinks.
SERIOUS cold, Justen Ladda said, is when the sponge in the kitchen sink feels like wood or the toothpaste freezes or the refrigerator turns itself off, as it did one particularly frigid day last winter.
After the cult success of his Glaswegian caper comedy That Sinking Feeling (just issued on DVD in an insulting format – with a dubbed soundtrack for American audiences), Forsyth hit the big time with his second feature, Gregory's Girl.
As mayor of Venice I cannot but be pleased by the prominence you give to coverage of the city in William J. Broad's article "That Sinking Feeling, Again" (Aug. 29).
More recently, a pair of middle-aged half brothers smile as they agree that they have never found a way to express the love they have for each other; now the survivor, sailing over the bit of Jericho Bay where his brother's ashes were gently sunk, feels that they did close the gap after all.
Tells about his life and film career, which started when he answered an advertisement in the Glasgow Evening Citizen from a small film company which began "Lad wanted.O Tells about his love for Glasgow and the other three films that he's written and directed, including "That Sinking Feeling," "Gregory's Girl, O and"Local Hero".
The Lusitania was carrying a cargo of rifle ammunition and shells (together about 173 tons), and the Germans, who had circulated warnings that the ship would be sunk, felt themselves fully justified in attacking a vessel that was furthering the war aims of their enemy.
A Sinking Feeling People in New Orleans fret about the Formosa termites that attack the old wood houses every May, and they worry about signs that the old city is slowly sinking, like Venice, despite the levees that protect it from floods.
