It's a bit eerie, isn't it?

She even uses some audio from the show at the end of the clip, in an eerie albeit brilliant tribute.

Some of the crackles and pops were lightning, but the eerie whistles and curiously melodious chirps had a rather more exotic origin.

And the strange thing is, when I watch the film I have the eerie sensation of seeing it I saw myself literally disappear.

I could show you it with a cosmesis on it that's so real it's eerie, but then you wouldn't see all this cool stuff.

It's cold, it's eerie, it's misty, it might be raining, and you might be standing on the shores of Lake Michigan brimming with paint thinner.

Rotterdam based photographer Brian Romeijn, 40, snapped these eerie images, which show the abandoned train's rusting exterior, torn seats, dust covered windows and floors and compact engineer's room.

But the bullets and clubs unleashed on Buddhist monks have worked. The monks have retreated, and an eerie normalcy has returned to Yangon (Rangoon), Myanmar s principal city and former capital.

And I remember having a very eerie sense that the patient and I had slipped back into a primitive ritual in which I had a role and the patient had a role.

All of the animals are gone, they're dead, and the chimneys are still there creating a really nice ghost town, an eerie, spooky ghost town, but essentially devoid of animals, of course.

And, though Oscar did not anoint Leviathan, the film deserves all of the accolades it has received. Directed by Andrey Zvyagintsev in an eerie style that one might call the realism of despair, the film is both epic and deeply nuanced.

If the election is clearly not a victory for political and economic radicalism, it would be equally misleading to interpret it as the triumph of the free market. Throughout the campaign, there was an eerie degree of consensus about the desirability of central features of a distinctly European and more specifically German system of values.

LONDON When former Czech President Václav Havel knocked on the door of the Chinese embassy in Prague to demand the release of the writer Liu Xiaobo, I had an eerie sense of déjà vu. Thirty three years ago, Havel helped initiate Charter 77, the landmark document that crystallized the ideals of all the dissidents and many others trapped behind the Iron Curtain.

This bears an eerie resemblance to the script of 2004 2006, when the Fed s incremental approach led to the near fatal mistake of condoning mounting excesses in financial markets and the real economy. After pushing the federal funds rate to a 45 year low of 1 following the collapse of the equity bubble of the early 2000s, the Fed delayed policy normalization for an inordinately long period.