Sentences with phrase «flashes back across»

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Thinking back to that uncertain time, George scanned the negative headlines that flashed across the screen.

When he flashed across the finish line, the big clock read 58.2 seconds for his run, the crowd roared and clapped, and Ernst Hinterseer, who had been a very good skier for many years but never a great one, looked back over his shoulder, saw the clock and grinned heartily.

This dog would jet across the yard like a flash and would nearly catch the dog toy in the air, or sometimes on one bounce and I thought that it would probably be real tough to beat him in a game of Kickball 500, where you kick a ball back and forth to a guy and they have to catch it either in the air or after as few bounces as possible because they get fewer points after each bounce, and you go to 500.

Flash back to Long Island, where a single tracking shot carries viewers from West Egg across the bay, hitting a sail.

It's here we flash back to Oakland, California, in 1992, the same year tensions across the state boiled over in the midst of the Rodney King scandal in Los Angeles.

My gaze shot back outside, just in time to see another bright flash of silver as the craft streaked laterally across the landscape, then halted and hovered over an adjacent patch of terrain before zooming off again.

Prompt to enable Flash in Microsoft Edge (PC): Back in Build 15002, we introduced click - to - run Flash by default in Microsoft Edge, for better security and performance across the Web.

You will come across the volume buttons on the left side while the main camera on the back is accompanied by a LED flash.

A black strip runs across the top of the back housing the camera lens and flash, which forms a bump at one end.

Cortana intro Cortana speaking Cortana Outro Prompt to enable Flash in Microsoft Edge (PC): Back in Build 15002, we introduced click - to - run Flash by default in Microsoft Edge, for better security and performance across the Web.

In a flash, I was transported across time back to that first day in Haiti... to that first hour we spent with our son.