Sentences with phrase «flung out»

It was that convenient smaller tablet, a pure - Android almost pocketable tablet for fun and frivolity.The Nexus programme has flung out a range... Read more

In Thomas v Hugh James [2017] EWCA Civ 1303, [2017] All ER (D) 20 (Sep) he flung out an action where solicitors were accused of negligence in not compelling a client to pursue a head of loss.

Whenever Spencer's name comes up in a positive light in a climate science related thread, inevitably flung out there by a contrarian, I now throw the Cornwall Alliance book right back at them.

Every boss may as well have a one hit kill move, since being hit and flung out of the area means starting the entire battle again.

This task would have been tricky enough with any normal game, but when it quickly emerged that I was playing one of the greatest games ever and I was sitting there literally in tears as my childhood flung itself out of the screen and into my heart, it was so difficult to keep reminding myself that there was no time to stop and soak it in.

Having solid walls as opposed to the openness of wire cages not only keep hamsters from escaping, it keeps the hamster tank's bedding from being flung out when the hamsters dig about.

It was that convenient smaller tablet, a pure - Android almost pocketable tablet for fun and frivolity.The Nexus programme has flung out a range... Read more

When you're flung out of the saddle by life and its unscheduled interruptions, don't despair, just get back to writing as soon as you can.

I'm 54 - years old — not really the best time in life to turn to violence — but I imagine myself shrieking and gesticulating and standing in front of the shelves with my arms flung out.

Its position between the glass and sunroof visor allow the airbag to inflate regardless of whether the roof is open or closed and Hyundai says that in testing with dummies it prevented passengers from being flung out of the vehicle when open, or serious head trauma occurring when closed, reducing live - threatening injuries to minor ones.

Once it's emailed, posted, liked, tagged, texted, or otherwise flung out into the digital ether, it's «loose,» gone, no longer under the sender's control.

«Fargo» the television series, back for a third season starting this week on FX, has always been a careful study of resentment — long - simmering and then suddenly flung out in the open, dangerous and nasty and heading for a brutal collision with anything...

Mara is the revelation, investing Therese with a very gentle witchiness that makes Carol's description of her as «flung out of space» all the more appropriate: she is a little bit of an alien.

Contrivances abound throughout, such as a scene where a gas truck is flung out from the tornado, landing just a hundred feet from our protagonists, and they emerge completely unscathed despite driving straight through the aftermath of the explosion.

See it again just to relive the saddest Thanksgiving scene ever captured for a Hollywood film, one in which a turkey is flung out the front door by a furious Burt Young.

What a strange girl you are,» she tells her, «flung out of space.»

«Flung out of space» is how Carol describes the «strange» girl now a part of her life.

7:04 p.m. «What a strange girl you are, flung out of space.»

From anachronistic design elements to the era of film depicted, the Coens are able to portray a world that has somehow always been and inevitably will be by showing a world somehow flung out of time.

Other telltale markers for the collision include two pronounced tidal arms of gas and stars flung out from the central region.

In an earlier study, also published in MNRAS, researchers concluded that small bodies such as asteroids are more likely to be flung out of binary star systems than systems with single stars (like the solar system).

As one star was pulled into the black hole, the other was whipped into frenzy and flung out of the galaxy.

MCG +12 -02-001 consists of a pair of galaxies visibly affected by gravitational interaction as material is flung out in opposite directions (Credit: NASA, ESA, the Hubble Heritage Team (STScI / AURA)- ESA / Hubble Collaboration and A. Evans (University of Virginia, Charlottesville / NRAO / Stony Brook University)-RRB-

The stars may be flung out from the colliding galaxies to form long arcs.

However, the powerful gravity of Jupiter probably flung them out near Mars where they were captured eternally by the small red planet.

The radiation might not come from radioactive materials on the planet itself, but rather from galactic cosmic rays (GCRs)-- high - energy particles that careen through the universe after being flung out of a supernova.

As the water warmed, the fish flung themselves out and onto damp filter paper, where they cooled down almost immediately.

Gravitational interactions with planets over the subsequent 4.5 billion years caused some objects to crash into the sun and others to be flung out of the solar system altogether.

But analysis of the data revealed something odd: the paths of certain pairs of particles flung out after the collisions seemed to be linked in unexpected ways.

The researchers, including Caltech Professor of Physics Jamie Bock and Caltech Senior Postdoctoral Fellow Michael Zemcov, say that the best explanation is that the cosmic light — described in a paper published November 7 in the journal Science — originates from stars that were stripped away from their parent galaxies and flung out into space as those galaxies collided and merged with other galaxies.

Others will crash into the sun, others will be flung out of the solar system, others will hit Venus, and so on.

There was a chance we could save Mr. Prodham — if our buckinghelicopter wasn't flung out of the sky first.

It showed that the young sun was surrounded by a disk of gas and dust so agitated that particles in the hot, inner regions might be flung out to the cold, distant zone where comets formed.

When volcanoes erupt, the ash flung out is electrically charged.

Earth's magnetic field captures the resulting ions, and some get flung out into space.

Donald Yeomans, who calculates the orbits for near - Earth objects at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, says that comets flung out from that belt pummeled our planet shortly after its formation and could have left behind water, possibly creating the conditions that allowed Earth to become a cradle for life.

For the last few years, he has studied a gaggle of extremely fast - moving stars, stellar runaways that were long ago flung out of the Milky Way by the massive black hole at its center.

Then as Jupiter wandered away from the sun, A'Hearn explains, it stirred up a second, more distant group of comets and flung them out to the Oort Cloud.

Two years ago, for instance, Sonntag and his wife, MaryAnn, flung themselves out of an airplane at 13,000 feet and hurtled to Earth.

Most likely, Meech says, the object is an outcast from another star system: a space rock flung out during the star's tempestuous youth when it was surrounded by freshly - formed giant planets embedded in a disk of debris.

People who have never made it to parliament; people who have been flung out of parliament; has - beens; never - wozzers; people who can see the opportunity to avenge their rejections by finding an alternative route to power.

We've listened to the real challenges faced by families - that's why you'll find Tommee Tippee soothers that glow in the dark (easier to spot at 2 am) and baby - proof pacifier holders so they can't be flung out of the pushchair!

My husband often wakes up with his arms flung out to the sides, with two of our young sons» heads resting on each.

Babies were popped into a Moses basket on the floor between the front and back seat — or at best, on the back seat with a safety netting harness over the Moses basket to stop the baby being flung out in an accident or sudden braking event.

In the last stanza the poet invents a series of epithets in which are flung out, in more brutal terms than the ordinary man would permit himself, what nevertheless the ordinary man knows to be his argument with God.

Soon after they were in, they flung out a box at the chamber window, and swore, if any touched it they would murder them.

Soon after they flung out a Bible and one of them came out, and in great rage cut it into pieces with his axe.»

The doctrine of Inspiration makes the Bible a book of magical incantations, to be flung out whenever «the devil» comes around, or when our spouse, boss, or neighbor simply does something we don't like.

«Oumuamua (official designation 1I / 2017 U1 - the «I» is for «interstellar») was first spotted by the Pan-STARRS 1 telescope in Hawaii in late October, and it didn't take long for astrophysicists to figure out that both its trajectory and its velocity indicated that it was an extrasolar stranger, perhaps flung out by a neighboring star.

I've talked to a few of my friends about this weird outburst of anger and grief that can fling us out of ourselves at a moment's notice.