Sentences with phrase «backs of stampeding»
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The thought in the back of my mind is always «Please don't let this elephant decide to go mad and stampede the crowd.»
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We have been stampeded back and forth between the «up and out» and the «down and in,» as if herded into the to - and - fro of an accelerated Hegelian dialectic.
When Diane Crump first broke the sex barrier at Hialeah way back on Feb. 7, 1969 she seemed to loose a veritable stampede of eager «jockettes» who, with pigtails flying and accompanied by choruses of wolf whistles, won miles of cutesy headlines like «Go - diva, go!»
Mock: In bizarre twist, Josh McDaniels backs out of agreement with Colts - Stampede Blue - Things have turned south very quickly for the Indianapolis Colts.
«Phil was [seen as] a stampede, injury - prone player without the conditions to be back to the good Phil Jones of the past, so I was very happy for them.»
At that point, just sit back, relax, and wait for the stampede of replies that are coming your way.
A scene where Abe fights a gang of vampires while jumping back and forth off of moving horses during a stampede is mind blowing, aided in a great way by the brilliant use of 3D.
The other, earlier sequence is a chase through a herd of stampeding horses (The unimpressive digital effects lessen the results, especially since the horses have the appearance of being undead themselves), with Abraham and his prey leaping on the backs of successive horses and even using them as weapons.
Maybe no one wanted to talk about it back then, until the elephant broke out of the room and started stampeding all over midtown Manhattan.
Low mortgage rates should bring out a stampede of home buyers looking for a deal with housing prices so much more affordable than a few years back.
Only, back then at least scarce resources gave people the freedom to create, whereas now, it is difficult to think of anything other than where people might stampede to next.
It's the stampede of folks leaving work to take the rest of the year off, kick back and put everything on hold until January.