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• These are genetically engineered to produce a non-gloopy version.
• I ve always loved the impasto painters : Leon Kossoff, Frank Auerbach, anyone a bit gloopy.
• However, Lewis also found that Sheeran failed to maintain the success throughout, performing " gloopy " and " anonymous " ballads.
• When they are karate-kicked against a wall by the Rangers, they go splat and turn into a mass of gloopy purple liquid.
• Given a choice between the season's two biggest trends _ gloopy nostalgia and slick crime-solving _ go for the crime wave.
• Her inexperience showed when she left the withdrawal too long and revealed to listeners that the bottom of her cup was now " very gloopy ".
• True story : I actually took the gloopy mess with me on vacation last fall just so I wouldn't miss a day tending it and ruin everything.
• Prisoners stretch out tin bowls through a tiny opening in the door to receive bread and a gloopy gruel of kasha, or buckwheat, that is served for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
• Yet Rupert Christiansen of " The Daily Telegraph " attacked the music as " gloopy and lachrymose " and " sophomoric " ( as well as making a disparaging comparison to the music of Ravel ).
• The Italian-born architect and designer maintains an office in SoHo and a workshop one block north, where a group of dedicated young assistants produce objects of molded resin, chairs and vases of somewhat gloopy contour.
• So maybe it wasn't a truly substantial snow; nothing stuck to the ground, no snowmen stuck around, but by golly, the flakes poured down cats and dogs in big, huge gloopy clumps and bunches.
• According to the Simpsons comic, Squishees allegedly contain no natural ingredients ( not even pure water ), create dangerous cases of brain freeze, and are even described as " a thick, gloopy, tooth-rotting mixture of crushed ice and syrup ".
• The blue team does not perform as well, as Melissa's scallops were too thin, Josh's mashed potatoes were gloopy and runny, and Melissa overcooked monkfish causing Ramsay to say it looked like " " regurgitated dog shit " ".
• :: i know what you mean; it makes more gloopy noises . i think it's because cavitation is more pronounced near the boiling point, and that's what you / me are hearing . talk ) 17 : 05, 3 November 2008 ( UTC)
• Ryan Schreiber compared the sleeve to " a Grateful Dead reissue " and noted that " in place of liner notes is a blatantly hallucinogenic image of a psychedelic rainbow over a body of water, with creepy mutations of animals splashing about, and warped, gloopy flying saucers zooming past pink clouds.
•  There's so much going on that it's difficult to glean much upon initial listens  it's probably a little alienating, but if you do manage to persevere and penetrate the gloopy outer shell, you'll be rewarded with an opulent, everchanging chimera of a record . 
• The film received generally positive reviews . " The Guardian " of London wrote that, " Despite the whimsical voice-over and gloopy, sentimental tone, it's a hard film to dislike and boasts a wonderfully lugubrious performance from Eddie Marsan as the round-shouldered schlub of a dad ."
• Admittedly, you aren't flying-but proportionate to body size / mass / whatever, the air is thick and gloopy stuff for a fly-for a tiny insect, it's more like swimming in thick treacle than flying-the air supports it quite well-it doesn't take much energy to stay airborne.
• These are consistent with the patches of sediment Mallon recalled from his youthful recreation on the lake in his 2015 article, noting that " I can still vividly feel the stuff's gloopy embrace on my feet " ( although an accompanying sidebar by another reporter suggested that the sediments may be the result of sewage back-flushed from Niven Lake ).
• As the album collapses into itself with the closing cut, " Life : The Biggest Troll ( Andrew Auernheimer ), " we're resigned to existence as a gloopy mess of random thoughts . " Where's the line between Donny G and Gambino ? " the rapper muses, but it's unclear whether this is meant as a genuine identity crisis or an all-knowing middle finger to critics.