In it, a haggard Carroll, sipping coffee and swallowing aspirin, discusses with reverence, insider knowledge, and a noticeable wistfulness the sport he had once played so well and loved so much.
In it, a haggard Carroll, sipping coffee and swallowing aspirin, discusses — with reverence, insider knowledge, and a noticeable wistfulness — the sport he had once played so well and loved so much.
It's like swallowing aspirin as you beat your head against a wall.
Swallowing Aspirin and grabbing a poncho from a volunteer, I hugged my arms for warmth and proceeded to jog for the remaining 13.1 miles.
Nachman went to the bathroom and swallowed an aspirin.
So I swallowed two aspirin and flung myself back out onto the hardwood to the life-affirming sounds of Earth, Wind and Fire's "Shining Star".
On Nov. 14, Smith swallowed the aspirin tablets and was found by a friend, passed out on the floor of his Dallas town house, with green war paint smeared on his face.
When he had that sore throat, he didn't suck on a lozenge or swallow aspirin.
She missed playing Sadie Thompson in Somerset Maugham's "Rain" when Maugham nixed her at the last minute, making her so despondent that she thought she'd give suicide a try, and, according to Lobenthal, "swallowed twenty aspirins, scribbled a suicide note — 'It ain't goin' to rain no moh' — and lay down on her intended bier".
Everything we do, whether it is to climb into a car or swallow an aspirin, entails a risk.
Didion read: I recall resisting: since I had never in my life been able to swallow an aspirin it seemed unlikely that I could swallow a camera.
