Sentences with phrase «chance of a tumble»

Not exact matches

Lucretius even manages to smuggle free will into it: the chance consequence of the rubbing together of tumbling atoms.

Apparently, he fell through the eastern portion of what's known as the Luna Peak, which would have put his tumble through a trajectory of large rocks and trees, making his survival all the crazier It's a good lesson to all of us that things may not be as dangerous as you think, so you might want to try taking a few extra chances out there today...

The incorporation of this defeat into the evidence for the prosecution is just another sad tumble around the carousel of hysterical drivel that must be kept spinning, spinning, spinning away, lest anybody get a chance to look beyond the savage and dispiriting sideshow of jerked knees, pointed fingers, and baseless, spittle - flecked invective, to the dark and rotting brand below.

This will make it much easier for your toddler to climb in and out of bed and reduce the chance of injury if they take an unexpected tumble.

One of the reasons that the search for life elsewhere in the universe is so exciting is that it would take only one chance discovery, one lucky break, for all the walls to come tumbling down.

Santiago hardly impresses at the trial, finding the rough - and - tumble of the English game hard to take, and his dream of being a professional footballer looks like it's about to die, but a couple of team - mates and staff who recognise his raw talent convince Newcastle's Wenger - like manager (Marcel Iures) to give him a chance.

Also if by some chance your lens takes a tumble and falls on the ground head first, the filter will take the brunt of the damage.