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Movie subtitles
Let's be ready with adrenaline for after this cycle, please.
Ambubag and adrenaline.
Adrenaline given.
We need more adrenaline.
Give her adrenaline, and if she rallies, let me know instantly.
Because flying is like adrenaline to tense pilots.
My adrenaline glands are pumping beautifully.
Once you get into action, the adrenaline gets into your system.
There's a growing imbalance of body functions. As if in our bodies, huge amounts of adrenaline were constantly being pumped into our bloodstreams.
Adrenaline flows.
Adrenaline!
Yes, now. But before, adrenaline.
When he came in, we did heart massage. Adrenaline shots too.
Boone, get me a cc of adrenaline and a cardiac needle.
That's not all. Their brains are producing lethal amounts of adrenaline.
Get the adrenaline, quick.
It means I happen to have a human thing called an adrenaline gland.
Give her a shot of adrenaline.
Well, I gave Judy the shot of adrenaline, but she's still not responding.
But before, adrenaline.
Adrenaline. Try intravenous injection.
Uh- - Uh, and some adrenaline. - All right.
Ephedrine, adrenaline and a 2 cc hypodermic.
His increased adrenaline suggests that he has vital Dalek information.
As if in our bodies, huge amounts of adrenaline were constantly being pumped into our bloodstreams.
I have some adrenaline and syringes in my bag.
The adrenaline flowing nicely, living dangerously?
I've packed some high-protein capsules and as many adrenaline tablets as I could find.
The hallucinations have stopped, finally, thank God, but my adrenaline reserves are burning out and I'm staring into the face of a psychotic freak-out.
News and current affairs
Another global fiscal stimulus - focused on public investment in infrastructure and education - would deliver the adrenaline shot needed for a robust recovery.
Adrenaline flows, our attention is focussed, and our instinct to protect friends and family aroused.
NEW YORK - American elections usually produce a brief euphoria; the public sense of renewal, of future possibilities, acts as a shot of adrenaline.
The French president loves crises, with their concomitant surge of adrenaline.