Sentences with phrase «in a cold sweat on»

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Tough questions — like whether to leave you comfortable job or start your own business, move across the country in pursuit of opportunity or stick close to home, study economics or art, get down on one knee and propose or give it another year — cause many of us to break out in a cold sweat.

«It's easy to imagine why company brand managers would stay up all night or wake up in a cold sweat,» said Karl Gerth, an academic and author of a book on Chinese consumer behavior.

I saw the tracks they left on the highways, lying on the floor of freight trains, the parents in rags, the coal box empty, the sink running over, the walls sweating and between the cold beads of sweat the cockroaches running like mad; I saw them hobbling along like twisted gnomes or falling backwards in the epileptic frenzy....

Sifting through these boxes of decay, I put aside a few items I care about — the program and ticket stubs from when Lyn and I tried to get married at the Shavers fight; a few posters and magazines; a copy of the classic 1970 Ken Regan head shot in which jeweled planets of sweat ride Ali's countenance like cold water poured on a hot copper frying - pan sky.

Before bed keep your feet in hot water plus very cold compress on forehead and neck and a lot of water to drink as you should sweat a lot.

In the middle of the night after my first day on the test I woke up heart racing and hot and cold sweats and ended up throwing up.

«It's such a rare treat to come back to the place where you spent three months of your lives sweating on the side of a mountain, and now we're freezing in the cold ready to see the finished product,» Nathan Zellner said before the film.

Cold sweat on my skin, adrenaline in my blood, I illuminate my cement room with the 40 - watt bulb hanging overhead and, huddled under blankets, flip open my notebook and spill ink across the feint - ruled page.

I shouldn't be surprised by how much I can relate to the woes and rewards we share as women travel writers — Stephanie's pension talk - induced cold sweats, Catherine's zoning out on HGTV and feeling like her feet are nailed to the ground when she first gets home and Liz's claustrophobic feeling in the States are all sentiments I know well.

These games are getting so good that you can almost count on waking up in the middle of the night in a cold sweat from all the terrifying things you'll encounter.

On display are works by Marcel Duchamp (the famous «Air de Paris», Parisian air enclosed in an ampule), Ernesto Neto («Mentre ninety accade», an installation consisting of pouches filled with sand, black pepper, turmeric, ginger, and cloves), Piero Manzoni (the infamous tin can filled with «Merda d'artista ``, Sissel Tolaas (a white cube filled with the cold sweat of 11 men who suffer from serious phobias), Kristoffer Myskja (a machine that smokes cigarettes), and many others.

No wonder the wind industry and its spruikers, like the CEC's Rusty Marsh are working in a pool of cold sweat, as they try to deflect, diminish, deny and otherwise attempt to throw cold water on the work of ARREA; and the likes of Jo Wheatley and Hamish Cumming.

Sometimes I wake up in a cold sweat and pull up the scheduling order on my phone, convinced I blew a deadline.

«If you find yourself in a practice area which you can imagine, hand on heart in the small hours of the morning when you wake up in a cold sweat in bed thinking about it, that «actually what I do is highly process - based and I can well imagine that being systematized» — if you can conceive of it being systematized, I think it will be systematized.

While other horror games are relying on cheap jump scares and loud noises to send you pulling the headset off in a cold sweat, The Brookhaven Experiment is legitimately terrifying.