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In fact, she barely blinked when the show’s depictions of violence against women came under attack.

The woman blinked as they took her away, according to TMZ, and there is no update on her condition.

It's meant that I haven't had much practice over the years – and, amid a busy work schedule and other stresses, it feels like I've blinked and suddenly I'm fast approaching 30!

You blinked, you missed it.

And I feel the anxiety again like moths inside my chest, and then the sadness… I blinked, and my babies are gone.

Dave blinked a few times and then agreed without hesitation.

Enenche said the special troops deployed on the mission were on the spot and couldn’t have blinked their eyes for even one hour all through the days of the mission.

Family friend Nicolae Costin-Christian blinked back the tears as he looked up and saw the planet Venus shining brightly on its own.

My mother complied; of course, I do not know if they had a long standoff and mother blinked first.

Since “the federal government has blinked and will no longer make states provide funding they do not have, New York state will apply for the Lost Wages Assistance program,” Budget Director Robert Mujica said in a statement.

Then, it was a of who blinked first.

Dave blinked his eyes a number of times.

Dzamara’s sentiments seemed to be a reaction to MDC leader Nelson Chamisa’s spokesman Nkululeko Sibanda’s defence to the party’s loss to rigging after Sibanda tweeted: “Look, we blinked and the rigging machine took advantage.

I was just about to teach a class on environmental education in Sacramento when a heart-stopping text blinked onto my cell phone screen and knocked the wind out of me.

Martin trudged to the track, blinked through the sting of sweat piercing his eyes and worked to perfect his craft.

McAleer played primarily for the Cleveland Spiders, a team which flowered into existence in 1887, joined the National League two years later, and then were one of the teams blinked out of existence in 1899—along with Wagner’s first team, in Louisville.

She just blinked and said, “That way,” and pointed.

She stared at me and blinked a couple of times.

Warren almost blinked out after the hour mark, but her strong opening lingered nonetheless, and she closed flawlessly.

But her eyes filled and she blinked repeatedly.