By the time Hattie from San Francisco has bounced about on a swing, and Mari from Tokyo has had a little temper tantrum, and Bayarjargal from Mongolia has warily eyed the rooster standing near his bed, many audience members are puddles of emotion, thanks to a steady stream of heart-tugging images of babies making the remarkable journey from birth to toddlerhood.
But if Jane has doubts, which she shares through Ms. Meyers's customary stream of babble, the heart or maybe the head wants what it wants.
It is in the DNA of the French that when something momentous happens, they stream to the heart of the great city.
The loudspeaker: one of tens of thousands that blanket the North Korean landscape, emitting a steady stream of propaganda from the heart of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (D.P.R.K .. "Citizens," it trumpets in Johnson's novel, "come, gather 'round the loudspeakers in your kitchens and offices for the next installment of this year's Best North Korean Story.
There is something a bit too mannered, too in control, in Mr. Gallotta's stream of sensual vignettes for the heart, or this one at any rate, to respond to his choreography as it does to that short clip of Miller.
Now we wear watches and wristbands that spew a continuous stream of telemetry about their owners' heart rates, locations, pacing, etc.
Throughout the day, a steady stream of visitors entered the ornate heart of one of the biggest mosques in Sydney, quizzing their guides about the differences between Shia and Sunni Islam and why women wear the hijab.
Call it stream-of-consciousness shopping.
The growing popularity of Netflix and Amazon's streaming TV service may have prompted a change of heart.
I found the best explanation for this almost heart-breaking stream of tweets could be found in a Gawker article by Hazel Cills: "Payne's tweets read like a larger projection of his fame-induced anxiety".
TEM analysis of heart tissue from the morphants showed streaming and condensation of the Z-bands in the sarcomere.
