Sentences with phrase «feet it fell face»

The Moto G is indeed tough, I accidentally dropped the handset from approx 2 feet it fell face down (the front screen hitting first), it survived without any scratches or dents.

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Shares of Foot Locker and Dick's Sporting Goods have fallen 57 and 50 percent respectively this year, and according to David Seaburg of Cowen, the two sneaker stocks could face bigger hurdles when they report next week.

As McDonald's starts to roll out its franchise - wide series of technological integrations and updates, the fast food giant is facing an issue of a different sort: falling foot traffic.

The coalition's first project was advocating for a proposed 52,000 - square - foot Islamic center and mosque in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, that was facing local opposition last fall.

... It seems clear to me that many of the commenters do not fall into that group... they have researched and pondered questions larger than the existence three feet in front of their faces, and whether or not I agree with their conclusions, I respect the process... it would be fun to sit down with them and debate our beliefs.

There's a hike called Ha Ling and you literally scramble up to the edge of a cliff face over which you could fall several hundred feet to your death.

Kid falls asleep with their feet in your face?

Lay on your back with your eyes closed, palms face up and feet falling open.

But what has been made abundantly clear over the past few years is that the Oscar landscape is shifting beneath our feet, and we need to stay aware, lest we fall on our faces.

Face rubbing, feet licking, scratching is likely to happen in spring, summer and fall.

Once her face was smashed against the door she fell down and was dragged a few feet before she was able to untangle herself from the leash and let go.

They kiss her face, fall at her feet, jump and dance and sing to her... but she still barks at them and tries to run away.

But before Isaac can react he looks up to the hole he has just fallen through, just in time to see a giant, reptilian Necromorph emerge from the darkness, screaming, roaring just feet from his face.

How is it that Final Fantasy characters can have a PLANET smash into their faces and yet somehow be susceptible to something as simple as falling 100 feet, with various canopies to break their fall?

Several of us got together to talk about Light Fall on Nintendo Switch, a platformer where you use the power of the Shadow Core to spawn magical boxes under you feet that allow you to face challenges and create your own path through each level.

I'm so glad it's just a game as the amount of times my rider has face planted the dirt floor or landed badly, I cringe as the riders can fall from about 20 - 30 feet up in the air landing a like a rag doll!

There have been a few times where the new animations caused some very strange and suspicious glitches, like players who are falling over face first and magically land back on their feet in mid-air:

The unfortunate face of Estranged is that it got off to a flying start — the boat wreck, the abandoned pier and beach, the lonely forest — and then tripped over its own feet and fell down the stairs.

As mentioned previously, Rose is extremely fragile in the game (she apparently has no balance as she always lands face first on the ground, even when dropping just a few feet) and a single hit by an enemy or falling object results in a game over.

Welcoming the viewer into «Big Girl Now,» Ms. Kristalova's concurrent show at Lehmann Maupin, is The Invisible, a 4 - foot - high girl with inky hair sitting on her head like the detachable wig of a Lego figure, an off - white, collared blouse marked with grainy, vertical stains that would look like dried blood if they were slightly less orange, a short, blue - black skirt that flares out like a tutu, long white legs falling into high - top blue Chucks, and a smooth white face with no features at all.

Draped in a gray blanket, which falls into lavish theatrical folds, only her face, arms and feet remain uncovered.

The OnePlus 3T, meanwhile, fell two feet onto a cobblestone, but the phone fell face - first, hitting the right corner of the display and shattering the panel.

Which one of us hasn't put our proverbial foot in our mouth and has fallen flat on our face when we tried to talk to somebody new?