Sentences with phrase «waterlogged by»

Offering to the band's manager Don (Scoot McNairy) that he could perhaps fill in on that night's show, Jon doesn't seem to take the warning that the shoes he's filling could have become waterlogged by virtue of being in a band of crazy people.
«Paced bottle feeding helps your baby not feel so waterlogged by the volume and flow of milk and should be the method all caregivers use when you aren't with baby,» Lester tells Romper.

Not exact matches

By placing them stem side up, it means that the water won't drop down into the leaves and they steam away, instead, with the cut side down, the water will drip out of them as they cook, meaning your artichokes won't get waterlogged.
Woods overcame a waterlogged double - bogey on the par - 3 15th hole followed by a bogey on No. 16 that put him at 2 - over by coming back with a rare birdie on the tough 17th.
After Jarosław lashed the ball home on the waterlogged surface, a Gassy teammate celebrated by leaping into the air and crashing down on his back into a giant puddle.
Schumer, who sources said made four calls to officials in upstate Schoharie County to check on the progress of the waterlogged Gilboa Dam, is expected back in the country by week's end and has trips scheduled to areas of the state affected by Irene and post-Irene flooding.
Removal of waterlogged items in your basement (and elsewhere) by trash haulers will be an ongoing process in the coming weeks.
«Waterlogged brain region helps scientists gauge damage caused by Parkinson's disease: Research could aid drug development for the condition.»
For instance, Dr Westra says, the devastating Queensland floods of 2011 superficially appeared to be caused by intense rainfall, but the flood wouldn't have had been so large if the catchments hadn't already been waterlogged from a very wet spring.
Since then, archaeologists have begun collecting a treasure trove of Iron Age and Bronze Age weapons, helmets, jewelry, and even a few stone tools from the Neolithic period, roughly 6000 B.C. Best of all, the exposed artifacts may be just a hint of what lies buried in the surrounding 30 - square - mile area, which should be well preserved by the valley's oxygen - poor, waterlogged soil.
As in his other new book «Waterlogged,» which I recently reviewed, Noakes calls some of the foundations of physiology misguided and even refers to the cover - ups by individuals, companies and governments, as scams that deceive the public.
Working from a screenplay by writer John Collee, director Jon Amiel delivers a waterlogged look at Charles Darwin with Creation, a muttenchop enthusiast's delight that's part historical drama, part hysterical drama.
Directed by John Moore («Behind Enemy Lines,» «Flight of the Phoenix»), «The Omen» is terminally glum and waterlogged (from the downpours with the thunder and lightning).
by Walter Chaw Craig Gillespie makes a play to be the new Ron Howard by not only following up Ron Howard's waterlogged maritime tale of dashing Captain Handsome and his feats of historical derring - do with his own, but also studiously crafting bland, empty, crowd - pleasing, middlebrow gruel for the sedate appreciation of people who are almost dead.
The approach angle can further be enhanced by removing the front bumper, and can also scale inclines up to 45 - degrees Land Rover further states that the new Discovery Sport is capable of restarting in waterlogged areas even after water having entered the cabin for over 30 minutes.
While allowances are issued by the government, offsets are created by green entrepreneurs who proactively save endangered forest or invest in equipment to suck the methane out of dairy barns or restructure rice paddies so they don't get waterlogged.
P.S.: Consumers: Do your due diligence and go out of your way to find that one professional Realtor altruistically surfing across a rough sea populated by mediocre - to - poor shallow creek - thrashers underpinned (dragged down) by waterlogged life - jackets (AKA bullshit) as supplied by CREA and the rest of ORE..
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