Sentences with phrase «dragged out of battle»

If Mario is caught in this snowball's attack, he is dragged out of battle and takes damage after hitting a wall.

Not exact matches

It's hard to imagine Stark getting into knock - down - drag -»em - out battles with the likes of Corel founder Michael Cowpland or deposed BlackBerry kingpin Jim Balsillie.

The conflict: Americans and Canadians are battling it out over the Peace Bridge, which links Fort Erie, Ont., to Buffalo, N.Y. Americans on the binational authority overseeing the bridge are accusing Canadians of foot - dragging on a redevelopment project on the U.S. side, and Cuomo said the bridge is a «metaphor for dysfunction.»

Ferguson was at times combustible and volatile, walking out of press conferences, arguing with the media whilst his face threatened to pop a number of major blood vessels but he would never have dragged the club into battle.

Under David Moyes, the Hammers have shown incredible grit and determination to drag themselves out of relegation battle and Friday proved to be no different as they fought to an eventful 1 - 1 draw against bitter cross-town rivals.

Sen. Chuck Schumer insisted today that the odds will improve for a deficit reduction deal next year, despite the presence of a knock - down, drag - out political battle for control of both Congress and the White House.

The mayor raised the specter of the budget battle dragging out until the end of June, saying he gets indications of where the three sides are headed «every day,» but «next day, there are new indications.»

Democrats, meanwhile, are already on course for a knock - down, drag out battle in advance of their June primary.

Senate Democrats raised that money despite a dragged - out budget battle that impeded fund - raising and high - profile political setbacks and embarrassments, including a monthlong coup last year that briefly handed the Senate back to Republicans and a series of state and federal investigations of prominent Senate Democrats.

In a 2011 paper in Antiquity, the team suggested that the man sustained a wound early in the battle but was able to fight on for days or weeks before dying, which could mean that the conflict wasn't a single clash but a series of skirmishes that dragged out for several weeks.

And I can still watch Laurel and Hardy for hours, for example, in Big Business (1929) in which they sell Christmas Trees door to door in the summer in Los Angeles — there is a knock - down, drag - out battle with someone who doesn't want to buy one, with a complete destruction of his house, it is so wonderfully anarchic.

Running an uninterrupted 16 minutes, Indignation's fiery centerpiece pits self - righteous college freshman Marcus Messner (Logan Lerman) against the school's condescending dean (Tracy Letts) in a knock - down - drag - out battle of wills, 1950s academia style.

Take a watch and find out how two of the most expensive SUVs on the market match up in a straight line drag battle.

These three don't need any introduction especially if you're a drag race enthusiast scouring the internet for videos of two or more cars battling it out on a straight patch of asphalt.

While the demo was early enough in the game that I didn't really have to rely to heavily on the depth of the battle system too much — I actually dragged out one battle about six turns longer than I needed just to see how high I could boost my damage with the Style system and a well - timed buff — the potential for exciting encounters down the line is clear.

A dragging movement speed combined with sparse attack attempts from the Akrid make it feel sort of like battles play out ever so slightly in slow motion.

If I'm following the plot, I may not mind fighting a certain number of battles, but eventually I want to find out what happens next, and at that point, further random battles may become a drag.

What were the most interesting, knockdown, drag out battles Mario has been a part of?

As the BP oil spill moves from being a short and bloody battle to a long and drawn out war, I've personally have moved to from anger to trying to think more constructively, but here are two pieces of news which drag me right back to frustration: 1) In an Alabama wildlife refuge affected by the spill, even possessing a camera is prohibited; 2) BP apparently won't use peat moss to help clean up the oil because it won't be able to sell the oil afterwards.

Further, an «aggressive» divorce lawyer is likely to cost a lot more money and drag out the divorce for many years, as he or she will be in and out of the courtroom, engaging in extensive opposition research and depositions and witness preparation and case law research and battle planning, and the opposing counsel will likely respond in kind.

Unfortunately the adversarial nature of litigation, is a process that is long, drags out, is most often hurtful and all too frequently becomes a costly battle where all parties end up more wounded than when they began.