Sentences with phrase «something of a daze»
Not exact matches
Those of us who coach or care for young athletes know by now that an athlete who falls or collides with something during play or seems dazed, dizzy, loses consciousness or complains of head pain should be tested for a concussion, which occurs when the brain is physically jostled within the skull.
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For something a little more soap opera / melodramatic try BLACKBERRY DAZE at the Robeson, for zany comedy try the Kavinoky's THE FOREIGNER, and for a swirl of graceful aerial charm, try STELLALUNA at Theatre of Youth.
Sidestepping nostalgia, Dazed and Confused is less about «the best years of our lives» than the boredom, angst, and excitement of teenagers waiting... for something to happen.
The film's hero with a dozen faces is a young man (Wiley Wiggins of «Dazed and Confused») who wanders an urban dreamscape, encountering various guides and fellow sleepwalkers, most of whom have something to say about the meaning of life and the nature of death.
Something like American Graffiti is an absolute classic, and if anything the first three minutes of the film is us like doing a version of American Graffiti, or Gregory's Girl, or Dazed and Confused.
In Green's hands, one might expect a more introspective, artsy look at the drug scene, something more along the lines of Dazed and Confused (1993).
... something had begun to emanate from Lila's mobile body that males sensed, an energy that dazed them, like the swelling sound of beauty arriving.
The show's narrative itself is hard to follow, but each performance shares a common theme of brightly - lit costumes, robotics, scantily clad 20 - something Japanese women, lasers and a throbbing musical soundtrack that will leave you in a daze an hour and a half later as you stumble onto the busy streets outside.
With so much growth, there must be a driver: a new player or a reinvigorated heavy - hitter who has tapped into something to shake a formerly moribund sector out of its daze, an innovation fueling demand for investment.