Lurches

But in that gut-wrenching, sickening instant when my stomach lurches, I can hardly fathom anything more personal.

When the man comes to and lurches toward the woman, Navarro arrests him, not his assailant.

All the more frustrating, then, when the film’s third act lurches into coming-of-age cliches, including a fade-to-black snog at a beachside bonfire.

And in a summer devoid of blockbusters, happily lurches in to take the spot of “triumphantly ridiculous thing I can plug into for a few hours to forget that the world outside is literally on fire”.

In times of crisis, society naturally turns to its elected leaders as it lurches towards recovery.

That O.D., however factual, is merely one of many melodramatic turns taken by this tale, which lurches from one calamity – about which no real conclusions can be drawn, let alone emotional resonance – to another.

Habs forward lurches from excellence to subpar play, while Bolts' Mikhail Sergachev struggles in his second year after a breakout season.

Look for that to be proposed statewide as California lurches ever farther to the Left and if forced to confront future debt.

Now, 84 years later, the Leiser family are German once again as Britain lurches towards Brexit.