sweatily

• “A docked aircraft carrier in the Pacific during a lull in WWII – fights in the boiler room, and sweatily crashing through chicken wire and grass huts on the island nearby. 1950s Dublin, with working class grime and a defiant priest.”

  The Care of New Gamers – III – A Contenders Review « Palimpsest Games – Joe Murphy

• “Hunched within its floodlit new-build, English cricket is now surfing the finest margins, dependent on the grande bouffe of the Saturday spree merchant, and not so much in bed with the purveyors of walk-up hospitality as sweatily intertwined on the main stairs.”

  The Guardian: Sozzled - how English cricket got lost in drink | Barney Ronay

• “Reports are that David Cameron is fingering his collar more sweatily by the day.1 millionThe number of unemployed young people that was reached this week!”

  The Guardian: Lucy Mangan's pick of the week: The story, the stat, the quote, the tweet

• “Now, as I stood sweatily on the curb, it was a continuous onrush of motorcycles, with a few score cars and trucks thrown in.”

  Forbes: Tour of Hanoi

• “The protesters, some of them armed, massage one another's feet, snooze sweatily in lawn chairs and make ferocious speeches about the universal importance of one-person, one-vote.”

  The Washington Post: Anti-government clashes in Thailand bring stalemate to a city and nation

• “He confesses he went from enjoying making off-the-cuff remarks to sweatily panicking over every hewn character for about a week, and is still too afraid to check to see if Higson's still following him.”

  The Guardian: How Kanye West gave one fan Twitter anxiety

• “Imagine a blanket, and then imagine it with sleeves on, and then if you have time imagine it cuddled sweatily around the unshaven body of a professional blogger.”

  The Guardian: Up front: Eva Wiseman

• “David Thewlis sweatily inhabits the thankless lead role of Edward Douglas, an incredulous everyman rescued by the eccentric Montgomery (Kilmer) while adrift at sea, then taken to a mysterious island where Nobel Prize winner Dr. Moreau (who presumably cleaned up in the Crimes Against Nature category) is attempting to build a utopia and perfect nature by transforming animals into hideous half-human mutants and drugging and shocking them into submission.”

  Simon & Schuster: My Year of Flops

• “We danced sweatily to the tunes of our adolescence.”

  Simon & Schuster: Shaking the Family Tree

• “And then I open the thing - sweatily, guiltily - and it's just so good.”

  NPR: This Graphic Novel Will Turn You Into A Teen Again

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