Philippe Parreno's exhibition design includes sound recordings of Merce Cunningham dances, feet stamping the floor, played at random intervals.
As Democratic icons fell around Edward Kennedy, an overflow crowd stamped the floor of the Boston Park Plaza Hotel Imperial Ballroom and chanted, "Ted!
The rich, in angry response, have stamped the floor — threatening, in the process, to scuff their marvelously comfortable handmade leather shoes — and pointed out that they are job creators, at least for Italian shoemakers.
(Sanchez to Edwards had the whole placid Upper East Side shouting and stamping the floors. You could hear it, from the Met to the Jewish Museum).
My role is to remain calm, to throw the basket to the floor, stamp the flames out with my clog, and then whisk it away as if nothing had happened.
There's also a primal edge: just as they stamp on the floor, they slap their flesh.
During the performance of "Romeo," the conductor, who is forty-seven years old, encouraged his listeners to stamp on the floor to the thudding strong beats of the Dance of the Knights.
Our trade union strike, which resulted in no backup staff, doctors under stress, damned kids and the feeling of always being inadequate makes me want to stamp on the floor or just go home… but instead I remain friendly and clench my teeth… and repress my feelings, which is not a good thing.
Stamping the wooden floor they chanted: "That's how winners are, tra la la la la," and "Finale, oh oh oh oh... .. Continuing in the tradition of the headline war between the British and German red-tops, the front page of today's Bild Zeitung urged the nation to "Cheer and chill, let England grill", and that is precisely what millions across the country did.
And I was stamping and he was stamping on the floor, and then he kissed me bang smash on the mouth [omission]. . . .
