Sentences with phrase «bump over the wall»

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The expected bump on Wall Street came as headlines turned from the President's provocative comments on North Korea to violent unrest over the weekend in Charlottesville, Virginia.

His beastly Mercedes bumped over the exit kerb and onto the grass, with Juncadella losing the rear end and almost spinning into the wall.

Moreover, American Academy of Pediatrics has stated that over 8000 babies per year are injured by using walkers in the US, with injuries such as burn, falling the stairs and bumping against the walls and furniture and tipping over.

For years I would run around our house with a can of paint I kept in our garage to paint over bumps in the wall.

Quickly recovering, she flipped onto her feet and bumped face first into the wall before staggering awkwardly side to side into the Fabulouso Closet and scant seconds later emerged in her fashion crime fighting costume, consisting of a former 1980s purple spandex gym outfit over a gold Banana Republic turtleneck with gold boots, gloves,»60s horn rimmed glasses / mask, cape (that strangely fluttered in the still Fab Cave air), utility belt... and an added Fab neck brace.

It encompasses all sorts of outstanding stunts and achievements over the years: towing trains, scaling dam walls, tackling giant speed bumps and racing 999 steps up a mountainside in an SUV that's faster than a sports car.

She ran around her cage, falling over and bumping into the wall.

Some of the signs associated with reduced vision include a high - stepped walk, unsure footing, tripping over or bumping into objects, walking into walls, misjudging distances and not recognizing people.

As I was prepping to begin this demo, I was worried about bumping into walls and tripping over myself and other objects.

Over 30 of the stages have unique shapes that demand different approaches, and it's fun to navigate obstacle courses lined with bumpers and spikes that yield a satisfying «thump» whenever you bump an opponent into the walls.

What I most love about playing any Burnout game is the fact vehicles are so delicate, a slight touch of a wall or if you bump into another vehicle and it's all over, the sound of the impacts are cringeworthy, you'll see car fragments flying everywhere and time slows down for a split second making crashing fun as hell.

He uses it to go over the great hits and misses of the system, from Armed & Dangerous and Voodoo Vince to Galleon and Shrek («it remains the one and only wall - to - wall bump - mapped Xbox game»).

If you pump up a tyre and then drive on it (steering, braking, going over bumps etc), the side wall flexes slightly only slightly increasing the pressure as the tyre goes in and out of shape and this small movement is sufficient to maintain the temperature as long as the car is being driven (you see this in motorsport).

Manufacturers are also beginning to incorporate full - motion sensing with world - tracking abilities so you can experience and move around in VR without worrying about bumping into furniture, walls, people, annoyed pets, and tripping over cables.