Sentences with phrase «catch the fly of»

In effect, quantum naysayers like Einstein would have to swallow the spider of nonrealism to catch the fly of nonlocality.

Not exact matches

EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt is one of several top Trump administration officials to catch flak for taking pricey flights instead of flying coach.

It puts to mind what Reed Hastings said, that to be an entrepreneur «you have to feel like you can jump out of an airplane because you're confident that you'll catch a bird flying by.»

Instead of being disappointed you didn't catch up on the fly, be intentional — call up a friend and make a date.

I bought lures, flies, two poles, some fishing line, a creel, and a pair of needle - nosed pliers to remove the hooks from all the fish I was going to catch.

Their minds be as reprobates never catching the glimpses of that which flies by in the mind's eye.

As Paul Blair caught Lou Johnson's fly ball to complete Dave McNally's 1 - 0 shutout and the Orioles» four - game sweep, Memorial Stadium erupted, hoary south - of - the - Mason - Dixon - Line racial codes were abandoned as blacks and whites hugged and hollered, and I experienced a moment of unalloyed joy — a prolepsis of the Kingdom, if I may say.

You can slice the cauliflower any direction you like, just be watchful of your fingertips on the mandoline and work over a bowl to catch all the bits of flying florets.

Set on the Lake of Dreams, Lakeside is renowned for its prime aged steaks, lobster and exceptionally fresh seafood, such as wild caught fish flown straight from Hawaii.

If a spoonful of sugar helps the medicine go down, and you catch more flies with honey, then think of today's Rosh Hashanah recipe as my attempt to find out what a half cup of honey can do for your year.

If the ball clears the sidewalk, and the fielder, who is stationed in the street, fails to catch it on the fly, each of its subsequent bounces represents the advance of a base.

The No Fly Zone is still going to be really, really good, and if the front seven catches fire late in the season like they did in 2015, then all sorts of good things will happen for Broncos fans.

It is not a catch if a fielder touches a fly ball which then hits a member of the offensive team or an umpire and then is caught by another defensive player.

As we stated at the open, Michael Pisanelli would hurl the ball to the right block, flying just over the outstretched arms of the Defender and Oren Schwartz would catch it and lay it in (while in mid-air) as the buzzer sounded.

The crux of the report is Paolantonio alleges the new catch rule — passed by a unanimous vote Tuesday — was «already in place» for Super Bowl 52 and officials were «basically legislating on the fly» during the game instead of sticking to the standards of the 2017 season.

The rest as they say is history, Chelsea flew out of the blocks and no one could catch them.

He's been one of the best in the world, and the Nationals essentially flew a banner above the ballpark that reads, «Dude can't catch.»

Flying down three flights of stairs to the tunnel leading to the locker rooms, I spot Bob Ryan and double - up my stride to catch him.

Here's what happened in this bandwagon scenario: This person's heart was carved out by a Benihana chef and cooked in front of them, knives flying, and they even did that trick where they flipped the heart up and caught it in their shirt pocket.

Milwaukee Shortstop Robin Yount caught the ball on the first - base side of second and swept down with his glove hand at Henderson, who was in the dirt now, crash - landing on his chest with his arms extended and his batting helmet flying off toward leftfield.

Among other appeal plays are a batter hitting out of turn and a runner tagging his base after a fly ball is caught.

The front row of the upper deck in right overhangs the field by about 10 feet, catching fly balls and turning them into home runs.

We wouldn't be caught dead participating in one of your pathetic 5 - man protests, fighting in the stands like utter imbeciles, spending thousands of dollars trying to sabotage team morale before a game with plane - flown banners or any of the other embarrassing spectacles you create which the sports tabloids thrive on.

Learning a new position on the fly, he's shown flashes of the type of player he could be, making both routine catches and gamely trying for highlight - reel ones.

«I'll never know why, at the single worst possible moment, I missed a fly ball I've caught thousands of times in batting practice,» Brown says.

He just had one such moment on a fly ball he probably could have caught had he run diagonally instead of horizontally, and now it's 4 - 0, Dodgers.

His goal clearance flew past Alex Stepney in the opposition goal after being caught by a gust of wind.

From Men in Blazers: Rog and Davo catch their breathe after Swansea's seismic upset of high - flying Liverpool and recap a rebound win for Manchester City and Pep Guardiola, football's biggest BILF.

Arsenal fans will be relieved that the team ended a horrid week with some reprieve and finally arrested a bad run of league form, but it may well be too late to catch high - flying Leicester, who sneaked a 1 - 0 win past Crystal Palace.

One of the weirdest things I saw over the «Marshes» was, We were playing on one of the windiest days of the year, Our keeper took a goal kick, It lifted up and the wind caught It, It flew back and crashed against the bar and went back into play!

Given how important social media is in the current day it is difficult for any deal to fly under the radar without supporters catching wind of it.

I never really pictured Gerard Houllier as being some sort of Highwayman — acquiring those who catch his eye while out on his travels, and although he isn't required to go traveling this weekend, victory over high - flying Man City would only further boost his profile as the Premier League's very own pickpocket.

If you can't catch this exhibit before it flies out of town, don't worry: The Nature Museum was nice enough to give us instructions for the garden, which...

So technically not completely free as you will need a kite — but a cheap one will do for the kids and can be used easily if the wind is not too much — now we haven't tried at the park as I'm always afraid of it getting caught in the trees but in autumn and winter the beach is fantastic for kite flying.

If it is heavy, a bang on the head could be the result of hands flailing around wildly with a heavy piece of silver in one of them - not to mention someone being hit when caught in the line of fire of a flying rattle.

Mayor Bloomberg is continuing his «catch more flies with honey» approach to fighting for the Obama administration to restore cuts to NYC's anti-terrorism funding, even as fellow New York elected officials on both sides of the aisle are being sharply — and very publicly — critical of the decision to slash the city's cash.

The catch, of course, is that opposition to the Iraq war DID chime with public opinion, while the income tax proposal did not fly in the face of growing disenchantment.

Energy Secretary Rick Perry is the latest member of Trump's Cabinet who has been caught flying on a private charter plane at taxpayer expense, reportedly taking a flight to Ohio, only a day before Tom Price resigned as health secretary for doing the same.

His flying email concept might still seem a bit far - fetched, but steering sound exactly where it is wanted is already catching on elsewhere in a number of different real - world applications.

Discover caught up with Baltimore on his final presidential vacation at his second home near Missoula, Montana, where his plans to fly - fish were interrupted by our questions about the future of AIDS prevention, the usefulness of stem cell research, and what really happened in the most famous fraud scandal prior to this year's South Korean stem cell debacle.

The salamanders use their tongues to catch insects literally on the fly, and the evidence, published in February in the Journal of Experimental Biology by a group of researchers led by Stephen M. Deban of the University of South Florida, suggests that these amphibians owe their dead - shot abilities to a ballistic projection mechanism that powers their rapid - fire tongue thrusts: In effect the tongue launches from the mouth like an arrow from a bow.

But one problem remained: how to access a flock of free - flying birds that were tame enough to catch repeatedly?

After flying to Guatemala City, then catching a local flight to the small town of Flores, he and a team from the Global Heritage Foundation took a 30 - minute helicopter ride into the jungle.

For most of the past century, people hypothesized that feathers had evolved from elongated scales, like shingles on a house that got longer and longer until they hung off the body and provided aerodynamic function, catching air and enabling gliding and ultimately flying.

In Taiwan's current system, a red alert is issued when the number of flies caught in a trap surges beyond 1024 in a 10 - day period.

Pilots will fly the plane to a height of about 15 kilometres, to escape any clouds, and will catch about 4 minutes of totality on its path through Missouri, Kentucky and Tennessee.

The first step in learning about McBeath, Schaffer, and Kaiser's work, of course, was not to talk to McBeath, Schaffer, and Kaiser themselves but to spend some time in a major - league stadium talking to the athletes for whom catching fly balls is both calling and career.

Unlike a fly you see from the stands, however — which inscribes an arc on the way up and on the way down — the balls in our camera frame never came down, continuing to travel up into the air until they were caught at the very top of their flight.»

According to OAC adherents, an outfielder preparing to catch a fly runs along a path that cancels the apparent acceleration of the ball as gravity pulls it toward Earth.

The puzzle of just how a fly ball is tracked and caught had been explored before — as long ago as the 1960s — by a professor of aeronautics at the Cornell Aeronautical Laboratory in Buffalo, New York, who had come up with a theory known as the Optical Acceleration Cancellation model, or OAC.