Sentences with phrase «with blubbering»

The problem with blubbering on your blog about being down is that everyone goes on suicide watch.

We were unable to disentangle it, and it died months later with the blubber being dissected off the back by the net and the line cutting down into the animal.

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While Hogan / Bollea has been telling a jury that he's a private person who blubbered over the sex romp with his friend's wife, he has through his career also manipulated the media at every turn to prop up his public persona.

Hey Canada... what's with all the references to whale blubber, seal meat, igloos and ice flows?

This has been the legacy of the «seeker - friendly» movement within evangelicalism, with its toned - down doctrine encased in the blubber of psychological buzzwords like «brokenness,» «authentic,» and «spirituality.»

In the opening pages Luther set the pace, speaking of the Duke rubbing «his scabby and scurvy head» against the Elector, saying that the Duke «curses, blasphemes, shrieks, struggles, bellows, and spits», and says that such books as the Duke's «make me tingle with pleasure from head to toe when I see that through me, poor wretched man that I am, God the Lord maddens and exasperates the hellish and worldly princes... while I sit under the shade of faith and the Lord's Prayer, laughing at the devils and their crew as they blubber and struggle in their great fury».

She is a good fighter, but the fact she has to have a comfort dog with her, and blubbers all the time about small stuff doesn't exactly demonstrate great mental stability.

I might need to get myself something to make me feel brave too as, if I am being honest with you, I am going to be a blubbering mess waving goodbye to my not so little man on his first day.

These realizations coupled with my crazy pregnancy hormones reduced me, rather quickly I might add, to a blubbering, teary mess.

The consumption of blubber has been credited with this phenomenon.

Blubber contains omega 3 fatty acids which aide in brain development and vitamin D that is essential to consume when many months of the year are spent living with very little sunlight.

They drove up Highway 1 from Santa Cruz, 30 miles to the south, cut through several feet of blubber, muscle, and bone, and scooped up the head with a front - end loader borrowed from a nearby lumber company.

They also insulate their bodies with fur, blubber and, in the case of emperor penguins, by huddling en masse against the icy Antarctic winds that can bring the air temperature down to -60 °C.

But now, 99 % of the calves have to contend with hungry gulls driving their hooked beaks deep into their backs, ripping out chunks of skin and flesh and blubber, and gobbling it up.

Polar bears devour a steady stream of seal blubber, but they cope with the deluge of fat and shrug off the cholesterol that would cause heart attacks in humans.

Biotoxins that dolphins had accumulated in their blubber may also have been released as the weakened mammals broke down their fat for sustenance, flooding their systems with toxins that hamper an immune response.

In the summers between 1614 and 1660, Smeerenburg was a thriving settlement, with around 200 men processing blubber in seven whaling stations.

The southern sea otter, which lacks blubber, has particularly dense fur, with approximately 1 million hairs per square inch (6.5 square centimeters), more than any other known animal.

These processes work together, along with insulating factors like blubber or fur, to help animals keep warm or cool down, he said.

They also took skin and blubber biopsies which helps with determining the gender of the whales along with what they have been eating.

We found that PCBs were at excessively high concentrations in the blubber of several marine apex predator species across Europe, including killer whales and bottlenose dolphins, and were associated with long - term and on - going population declines.

Most of the time, there's always some guy with extra blubber on him on the same flight with you.

But as I stripped away nearly all the fat, I was shocked with how little, actual muscle mass I had beneath my layers of blubber:

There is some evidence that the good trans fats can help you with fat loss, muscle building, and even cancer prevention, while the bad trans fats have been shown to cause heart disease, cancer, diabetes, and the general «blubbering» of your body.

Now that I am done blubbering, I wanted to round up some of my fav Instagram looks from the past few weeks, complete with details and links!

So Bulworth, played by a magically revitalized Warren Beatty, who has directed this political satire with jubilant wit and energy, sits blubbering amid his Kennedy - era mementoes, realizing that he's come to the end of the line.

The cliches start bubbling up (this job is better than digging ditches, somebody says - yeah, but at least with a ditch, there's something to show for it), and the blubbering in the toilet stalls doesn't elicit much sympathy, either.

Dark Souls brought that question to bear with difficulty so crushing, it could turn the most seasoned gamer into a blubbering mess as visions of the Capra Demon dancing over their head.

As I have observed before, what critics don't do with female authors is flop down and face east, blubbering and feet - kissing and throwing around extravagant if shopworn designations like «the Great American Novel», creating the sort of hoo - ha that recently surrounded Freedom by Jonathan Franzen.

Sibes do not have the digestive system to cope with cereal based foods as originally their main source of food was fish, seal - meat and whale blubber.

I circled the dead whale, whose blubber has bronzed with time.

Changes in blubber contaminant concentrations in California sea lions (Zalophus californianus) associated with weight loss and gain during rehabilitation.

The blue whale was too swift and powerful for the 19th century whalers to hunt, but with the arrival of harpoon cannons, they became a much sought after species for their large amounts of blubber.

No matter who I played it with everyone had fun, from young children to grown adults clutching a beer and blubbering about the horrors of life.

That means whether you gracefully punch chins with the agility of a muscular ballerina, or get clownishly knocked around like a blubbering drunkard before a fight's finally over, it doesn't really matter either way.

Level one climaxes with a bald fire - breather, whose ample rolls of blubber absorb a good deal of punishment from fists and feet.

The whales celebrate with champagne in front of banners that read, «We Wail No More for our Blubber,» «Oil's Well that Ends Well,» and «The Oil Wells of Our Native Land, May They Never Secede,» and «Oily Gammon.»

They are also born with a thicker layer of blubber and begin foraging in the sea right after birth.

Gulls flocked to find remnants of whale blubber, called maktak, and 50 yards away, the ocean gently rocked against the course black sandy shoreline, which is not much of a beach anymore with the rising waters from warming oceans and melting ice.

Now, the blubber of dolphins and whales are packed with PCBs, flame retardants and even DDT, all of which have been linked to cancer, neurological damage, reproductive harm and other problems.