Sentences with phrase «bear track where»

Not exact matches

As one fellow entrepreneur put it: we track the bear, we hunt the bear, we shoot the bear, we drag the bear back home, where we skin the bear.

By analyzing anonymous earnings records from million of people born from 1980 to 1982, he could track how much money people made based on where they were born.

Everett, 65, was born into the racetrack business in Chicago, where her adoptive father, Ben Lindheimer, owned both the Washington Park and Arlington Park tracks.

From there, Moore arranged for a series of trials at PSV Eindhoven, toyed with some serious interest from Arsenal, and secured an offer to have Pulisic join Borussia Dortmund, a German club with a strong track record of youth development and, more importantly, one that was so eager to sign the talented youngster that they helped him secure a European Union passport (via Croatia, where Pulisic's grandfather was born) so he could join the club at 16 instead of 18.

As far as working at scale - a State tracking everyone born there no matter where in the US they live is exceedingly simple as everyone still has their records tied to their federal ID number and is filing federal tax forms.

Delfyett was born and raised in Queens, New York, where, in addition to excelling in high school math and science, he played the drums and basketball, and ran track.

In fact, their satellite tracking revealed that those bears that continued to den on ice tended to shift their dens eastwards, moving away from the western regions where the ice was thinning faster.

In addition to the DMV, there is a wealth of public records available online where folks can track down when you were born.

The first four tracks in the L8 trail are the best preserved, whereas the state of preservation of the footprint - bearing surface is particularly critical in the northern part (Figure 8), where the surface appears very damaged by cracks of different size and by plant roots.

It works for things as boring (sorry, as educational) as archaeological museums, where people were given eye - tracking glasses and instructed either to take photos or not.

Good features found on the previous DVD, including a commentary track and the storyboard of a lost scene, get ported over to the new edition, where they're joined by a mix of features targeted squarely at kids (A «Bear - E-Oke» sing - along) and designed to promote other Disney ventures, like the Animal Kingdom park.

In an opening tracking shot, we zoom down the hall to a room where young Adonis is displaying that he is born with his father's fighting talents, even though he is ashamed of that famous name: Creed.

That's not even touching on the frequent bugs I encountered, always near the end of a mission, where Naughty Bear and his peers would freeze in their tracks.

For something a bit more upscale, book a room at the log cabin - style Glacier Bay Bear Track Inn, where innkeepers can arrange dogsled rides, ice climbing, and fishing excursions.

If you get bored of the default rally stages then that's where the new Your Track feature comes in, a system that randomly generates new tracks for you to tackle.

Captain Falcon's Twister Race is a time - trial racing game where you steer the world instead of your craft - viewing an F - Zero track from the top down on the GamePad, you twist it in your hands to line the track up with your speeding ship - while Donkey Kong's Crash Course has you tilting a vertical maze to guide a spring cart down through it, like a ball bearing game.

I was born, raised, and educated in Rhode Island, where I spent a lot of time in winter following rabbit tracks in the snow and, in summer, sailing and snorkeling along the shores of Narragansett Bay, watching scallops clap their shells in their amazing underwater castanet dance.

Prior to attending law school, Mr. Marina worked as an antenna engineer for ITT systems, a subcontractor of NASA, where he modernized software and hardware that tracks the deformation of a hydrostatic bearing supporting a 70 meter NASA antenna.