Sentences with phrase «quickens as»

Slip behind the flat - bottom steering wheel of a 2015 Audi S5, push the engine start button, and your pulse quickens as the supercharged 3.0 - liter V6 engine comes to life.

Next time you feel your pulse quicken as you move into a negative state at a youth sports event Park suggests you try circle breathing.

The pace has been brisk, and has been quickening as we get closer to the start line for the formal campaign in May / June.

Your breath may quicken as you move more quickly through a sequence, evidence of cardiovascular challenge.

This was no longer the Highlander I remember, and even though it did try to give an origin to the first film, it was so laughably bad that I completely rejected Highlander II: The Quickening as an attachment to the first, mostly because it totally ignored the first film and contradicted it in ways that couldn't be reconciled.

When you see those streaks of black warpaint as you climb aboard, your pulse picks right up, your fingers quicken as they reach for the pushbutton starter, and your right foot begins to twitch.

The steering itself has a variable ratio; it's slower just around straight ahead, quickening as you wind lock on, a common and neat trick to combine high - speed stability with a feeling of agility at lower speeds.

Her epic history of an alternative, magical England is so beautifully realized that not one of the many enchantments Clarke chronicles in the book could ever be as potent or as quickening as her own magnificent narrative.

This also keeps things tense and on - edge, and even when you replay a mission and know some of the surprises that are in store for you, you'll find your pulse quickening as you struggle to keep a raging fire under control.

Words and slogans that are a hybrid of numerous languages, both real and imagined, are layered within the works to create compositions that are spiritual in nature, transmitting inner quickening as mantra or gestural prayer.

Not exact matches

«I think after much internal wrangling,» Witherell says, «the eurozone will likely emerge stronger in the second half, and as the recovery quickens, Sarkozy may be able to recover some of the credibility he has lost.

What happens outside the Quickens Loan Arena may matter as much as Donald Trump's speech.

The deals have been spurred by quickening global growth and robust business confidence, as well as tax cuts passed in the US last year that have added to the firepower for marquee acquisitions.»

Just as networking computers accelerated productivity and growth in the 1990s, innovations in mobility, sensors, analytics, and artificial intelligence promise to quicken the pace of growth and create myriad new opportunities for innovators, entrepreneurs, and consumers.»

U.K. Inflation Quickens to Fastest in Nine Months U.K. inflation accelerated to the fastest pace in nine months in February and factory-gate prices increased twice as much as forecast as energy costs surged.

During this time, Space Angels has cemented its position at the forefront of early - stage space investing — even as the world has seen the private space sector legitimize itself through the ever - quickening pace of commercial space achievements.

Stocks ended the session mixed on Friday as volume quickened.

The key to your understandable concerns about the «free - for - all» is, as you probably already know, to let Holy Spirit quicken verses to you as He sees fit.

God's creative power does not in fact fashion us as though out of soft clay: it is a fire that kindles life in whatever it touches, a quickening spirit.

«Until we know the power of divine grace, we read in the Bible concerning eternal punishment, and we think it is too heavy and too hard, and we are apt to kick against it, and find out some heretic or other who teaches us another doctrine; but when the soul is really quickened by divine grace, and made to feel the weight of sin, it thinks the bottomless pit none too deep, and the punishment of hell none too severe for sin such as it has committed.

For populations that cope poorly with change, any quickening in the pace of change — including the pace of demographic change — is likely to prove difficult and perhaps even costly to society as a whole.

Moreover, the individual's intentions are never so pure as always to quicken him into compatible activity for the sake of divinely given goals, even when he has or thinks he has full knowledge of God's will.

Since rereading 1 Corinthians 15 during these days of quiet bereavement I have been more than usually sensitive to the New Testament image of death as sleep, to the several connotations and implications of words in the Bible that speak of sleeping and awakening, perishing and quickening, death and resurrection.

When punished, they rejoice as if quickened into life; they are assailed by the Jews as foreigners, and are persecuted by the Greeks; yet those who hate them are unable to assign any reason for their hatred.»

Since the nature and function of literature as I saw it was to acquaint us with the «felt» experience of life, to enlarge our sympathies and, quicken our sensibilities, and since the primary commandment of Christianity was to be disciples of Jesus Christ who had loved God and human beings totally, then the appropriate juncture between Christian faith and literature came at the point of living out our faithfulness.

He quickens life within us by his touch, as the sun quickens life upon the bare, winter tree.

God is with us today to enlighten our minds, to quicken our wills, to stir our spirits by his Holy Spirit, that we may be taught in the things of Christ and led more steadfastly to live as his disciples.

My explanation of it is this: the subject works his emotions up to the breaking point, at the same time resisting their physical manifestations, such as quickened pulse, etc., and then suddenly lets them have their full sway over his body.

«38 But that is by no means the same as Radhakrishnan's assertion: «Hinduism believes that every guru is a Saviour, in as much as he quickens in his disciples the life of God and develops the seed of the spirit capable of fructifying in them.

Let us call such grief Repentance; for what is repentance but a kind of leave - taking, looking backward indeed, but yet in such a way as precisely to quicken the steps toward that which lies before?

Even as Hyung Goo died, he quickened.

God manifests Himself upon the scene of our daily living as the Lord and Giver of life: interpreting the divine will to our human hearts, comforting us in our sore bereavements, awakening within us a hunger for the eternal, quickening our souls to repentance for sin, witnessing with our spirits that we are the children of God.

Make sure you get some therapy along with the medication, because it's only going to get worse for you as the American learning curve quickens.

As the evening passed, the pace of storytelling quickened, and more difficult and embarrassing tales began to emerge.

But quickening faith takes still other forms as well.

The provocative new STP - Lotuses displayed notable speed as the 500 practice pace quickened at the Speedway, but then in days of agony a turbine driver died, one turbine team quit and the Lotuses were threatened

I think Arsene's reign is coming to an end but I don't see it especially quickening if we are in need of stabilizing as that is one of Arsene's specialities.

As the pace quickens in an Olympic year, Australia's famous swimming Konradses stand ready to meet all comers

The timing can vary from one pregnancy to another, but generally, a baby's first movements — known as «quickening» — occur between 16 and 25 weeks of pregnancy.

From the moment that you first start to feel your baby move, which doctors refer to as quickening or flutters, you will likely begin to use those movements as a means to check in on your baby's health.

Week 20: This is when you can actually feel your child's very first movements which are referred to as «quickening.»

The fetal movements are very noticeable, and it is said to feel like flutters in the tummy, a situation known as quickening.

Usually, women can feel this sensation, known as quickening, about midway through the pregnancy, between 16 and 25 weeks gestation.

Quickening is defined as the first time you feel your baby move.

Doctors more frequently induce labor, using synthetic hormones like pitocin to strengthen and quicken labor, an intervention that was once used only as a «last resort.»

Veteran moms tend to notice those first subtle kicks and jabs — also known as «quickening» — earlier than first - time moms.

my milk supply isn't bad as I pump and take 3 oz Max... but she's too lazy to quicken up and sleeps...

While some women notice «quickening» as early as 16 weeks, many don't feel their baby move until about 18 weeks or more.

Veteran moms tend to notice those first subtle kicks, also known as «quickening,» earlier than first - time moms because it's easier to distinguish your baby's kicks from other belly rumblings (such as gas) if you've been pregnant before.

Most women will be able to feel fetal movement by week 19 with many women feeling the kicking (also called quickening) as early as 16 weeks or sooner.