Sentences with phrase «like flash mobs»
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Livestock sales should be more like a flash mob: scattered and unexpected.
Amidst speculations what coin could make it next, in what looks more like a flash mob than a spontaneous reaction, commenters on Reddit have shown overwhelming support for Monero (XMR).
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The journalist that interviewed attackers followed up and found that at best, the incident was like a «flash mob», organized over about three hours.
It's like a make - out flash mob!
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Under a microscope, a cell's cytoplasm can resemble a tiny underwater version of New York's Times Square: Thousands of proteins swarm through a cytoplasm's watery environment, coming together and breaking apart like a cytoskeletal flash mob.
Happy news for children of the 1980s like me, via Galleycat: LeVar Burton, host of the iconic «Reading Rainbow,» is planning a «Reading Rainbow» - themed flash mob.
He also has been the inspiration behind an award - winning radio show and documentaries (or «dogumentaries» as he likes to call them), has received an Honorary Mention award from the Humane Society of the United States, and is the creator of nationwide touring flash mob and a humane education program for kids called The Super Smiley ® Kindness Program.
The simultaneous trance - like state and anxiety of flashing lights, mobs of people of different classes and lifestyles, all hovering around a ring toss brought great fear and excitement.
Hundreds of laughing, hugging women materialized at the downtown gallery on Sunday morning — like a joyous flash mob.
Ruth Carter: Okay, so flash mobs are the unexpected public shenanigans, people dancing in the street or not wearing their underwear on the subway, doing a living Where's Waldo game, fake protests, dressing up like zombies and scaring people along running paths, these are all things that I've done.
I actually did an independent study in law school on the legalities of organizing flash mobs, and it just kind of grew into its own little thing on flash mobs and pranks and things like that.