As the bubbling air creates a kind of underwater net (hence the term "bubble net") that contains the school, the rest of the group in unison lunge open-mouthed through the bubble barrier and drive the fish to the surface, swallowing them in large amounts.
The sheets of white paper in the twenty or so typewriters on display waved in unison when Pete opened the door after smoking his cigarette.
Unlikethe personal messages being conveyed to himin the form of asides by people on TV, chilling in their calm and unequivocal malevolence.In the garden the roses were opening,chanting in unison, My name is Mary and you really don't want to come near me,not if I was the last little swastika nymphoon earth, and what was that supposed to mean!
In the opening male trio, "Fluster," Mr. Casel makes frequent structural use of momentary synchronization, only for a dancer to freeze in a position and drop out of unison.
Conservative in idiom and succinct at 11 minutes, the piece opened with ruminative unison passages.
But as he trails after these merry pranksters, carrying umbrellas they will soon open in choreographed unison with no rain in sight, his framing occasionally lops off their heads, a visual decapitation that doesn't seem accidental after the first time.
Another distinctive characteristic of MG23 gating was the fact that multiple channels appeared to gate in unison so that many channels opened and closed together in a coupled or coordinated manner.
Speaking ahead of Unison's national conference in Glasgow, which opens on Tuesday, he revealed that 170,000 new members joined Unison last year, including 4,400 in the week of the general election in May, while 180,000 had left the union after they were made redundant.
"And Ramachandran said, 'Open your hands.' And the patient saw this" — Barry opened two clenched fists in unison.
The issues will be debated at Unison's health conference in Brighton, which opens on Monday.
