Sentences with phrase «hurtling in»

Solo exhibitions include Balice Hurtling in Paris, Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam, ASS in New York, and TÄT in Berlin.

«I was in the lounge when Tom started acting very strangely — he came hurtling in from the hall, ears flat, back arched, fur raised and...

The film works — and just barely — only because the narrative flies at warp speed; there's no time to think about gaping holes in the plot and gross violations of the fundamental laws of physics, not to mention credibility, when you finish hurtling in the course of two hours across the Atlantic Ocean and back only to find yourself hurtling through the Chunnel with no chance to catch your breath.

Out of nowhere an object half as big as Earth comes hurtling in at several miles per second.

When the two beams smash together, the resulting debris — including some B and anti-B mesons — continues hurtling in the direction of the electron beam at about half the speed of light.

While space rocks hurtling in from space threaten to deal modern life a mortal blow, meteorite impacts during Earth's early history may have played a pivotal role in kick - starting life on the planet.

So have they dodged one bullet only to have another Arsenal shaped one hurtling in their direction?

Hurtle in at high velocity and the rear waggles under extreme braking; more than once we feared the car wasn't going to shut down in time.

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Surely in these conservative times, as we look over our shoulders toward the Dark Ages and fear the societal train is about to hurtle toward them in reverse, this would cause controversy.

The US and China are now locked in a global game of chicken, hurtling towards each other at high speed, each daring the other not to veer away.

Puerto Rico is hurtling headlong into what could be the largest municipal default in United States» history, and investors are kind of freaking out about it.

The sort - of - spaceship - shaped android that's briefly hurtling through our solar system has intrigued the scientists who scan the skies in search of signals from extraterrestrials.

The system, which would involve hurtling passengers or cargo in pods through a depressurized tube, could potentially connect European cities Bratislava, Vienna, and Budapest.

He experienced, in rapid succession, blows of the sort that can send a disturbed, isolated young man hurtling into a spiral of instability: forced to move out of his lifelong home, spurned by a girlfriend, bounced from school to school, then suddenly losing his mother, his closest companion, to a fatal illness.

As part of that exploration, us scholar - columnist - bloggers have been asked to talk about trends in our corners of the blogosphere, and make some predictions and prescriptions for the role of scholar - op - ed - writers - bloggers in Canada as it hurtles towards 2042.

In one period macro events may drive the narrative, while firm - specific issues can hurtle shares in one direction or another at a different timIn one period macro events may drive the narrative, while firm - specific issues can hurtle shares in one direction or another at a different timin one direction or another at a different time.

In the sails of the cosmic ship hurtling toward Danielson - land are the names of the collaborators who lent a bass clarinet, trumpet, vocal or hand clap (among other things) to...

To grow up in Canada is to inherit a privileged position for understanding modernity» sufficently distant from that hurtling spaceship of «the republic to our south,» while retaining (perhaps from connections to nature, to the history of France, and to Catholicism) a sharp, intuitive sense of what it once was like to be «premodern.»

With the I.J.M. representative in the lead, we hurtled up the stairs, brushed past the pimp and found Chutki and the three other girls in the same room where we had seen them before.

I heard of a woman today who got attacked by a dog, climbed a telephone pole, fell out of a tree, was yelled at by a police officer on a 911 call, got patched in to the State Police in New York, was almost arrested and sent to jail, trespassed on several people's property, hurtled fences and hedges in a mad dash through a neighborhood, and even convinced a former mayor of our town to call in some favors to the local power company.

Rather, we are on a spaceship hurtling into the unknown, just like the solitary passenger in Stanley Kubrick's 2001: A Space Odyssey after he had tried to regain control by dismantling his spaceship's computer.

As the Children's Schools and Families Bill 2009/2010 hurtles towards Royal Assent via the debating of committee stage amendments, there is a great deal at stake for home schoolers in particular and liberty in general.

I love the feel of the wind in my hair and the spray on my face as I hurtle toward shore.

And given your digestive issues, better to be in a car hurtling towards Florida than hurling.

I'll just let you know I am literally hurtling toward Florida in our car right now so it may take till late evening for me to approve comments.

Picture this: Therese Kerr and Costa Georgiadis hurtling down the Western Highway, Victoria in Australian Organic's hire van.

The favorite among my crew is the Xcelerator, on which riders rocket from 0 to 82 miles per hour in a mere 2.3 seconds, launching hundreds of feet into the air before immediately hurtling 90 degrees straight down.

I'd give anything to pack up the car and hurtle down I - 95 once more, in search of that purple - and - pink sign from the back seat.

But then Providence, in the guise of a lady pushing a baby carriage, came along the sidewalk between the hurtling Whitelaw and the bouncing ball.

She loved the speed, the excitement of outskating everyone else, and she would hurtle down the ice with reckless abandon in search of either the puck or a passing lane.

Maybe you grab the phone and pretend that you aren't hurtling down a freeway in a metal - and - glass death shell, possibly while doing a shot of Fireball.

In the split second before the Maserati could hurtle, brakeless, out of control, Moss coolly jammed the shift lever into low gear, bringing the compression of his eight cylinders against the speed of the car.

As he hurtled toward the bottom of a vodka bottle, the knockouts he earned weren't in the ring.

But there, hurtling over the second jump at high speed, Spider caught his arm on a gate, somersaulted onto the back of his neck in an explosion of snow and skis and fractured a vertebra in his back.

For long minutes the players piled up, unmoving, then suddenly hurtled off in a new direction.

In 1986 Petty gave some telling advice to the young Bill Elliott, who was hurtling into stardom but was baffled by the limelight.

It is led by a microscopic 5 foot 9 guard, Larry («Call me Sweet Larry») Armstrong, who hurtles so fast and cuts so sharply that he wears a pair of gym shoes to tatters in two weeks.

In the South, at 5:25 p.m., another nine horses hurtled onto the track at Gulfstream Park in the 1 «Äö √ Ñ √ ∂ «àö √ ± «àö ¬ µ - mile Florida DerbIn the South, at 5:25 p.m., another nine horses hurtled onto the track at Gulfstream Park in the 1 «Äö √ Ñ √ ∂ «àö √ ± «àö ¬ µ - mile Florida Derbin the 1 «Äö √ Ñ √ ∂ «àö √ ± «àö ¬ µ - mile Florida Derby.

Twelve of these things hurtling toward you, rocking in each other's wakes, look oddly majestic.

In the small hours of Sunday, Sept. 16, eight members of the Wyoming cross-country team, jammed into a Jeep Wagoneer and traveling north on Highway 287, just short of a six - building town called Tie Siding, saw the headlights of a one - ton truck hurtling toward them out of the dark.

Toro Rosso's Daniil Kvyat went hurtling into turn one, locked up his front wheels and bundled into Fernando Alonso who in turn hit Verstappen.

The Man City full - back decided, quite intentionally, for no apparent reason other than basically being a bit of a psycho, to lead with the elbow in a challenge that left poor Mendes hurtling towards the advertisting hoardings.

A turbocharged, forward - hurtling vision of the game was onstage in the vendors» hall at US Lacrosse's national convention in Philadelphia in January.

The fastest pass is one in which the outgoing sprinter uses almost all the 20 - meter zone to build speed, and the incoming runner leans and stretches to get the stick into his hurtling teammate's hand at the last instant.

(Not quite done chewing, we're back in the Rover and hurtling back to the Broncos» practice facility, followed by a ghost - white photo crew.)

Here's everything that happened when the dust settled and what it all means as we hurtle toward the biggest WrestleMania in history.

In football, a team's fortunes can change in 24 hours, but it seems as if this Barcelona team is prepared for all the challenges being hurtled at theIn football, a team's fortunes can change in 24 hours, but it seems as if this Barcelona team is prepared for all the challenges being hurtled at thein 24 hours, but it seems as if this Barcelona team is prepared for all the challenges being hurtled at them.

However, he resigned from the NIC in December 2017 because of the Government's approach to Brexit, saying the UK was «hurtling towards the EU's emergency exit with no credible plan for the future of British trade and European co-operation».

Set in the pleasingly claustrophobic Cottesloe theatre at the National, audience members are immediately hurtled into the sticky hell of the Commons, seated either in government or opposition seats in a set laid out to mirror the chamber, with Big Ben's stammering clock hands beamed onto the back wall.

And Cambridge Analytica is one point of focus through which we can see all these relationships in play; it also reveals the elephant in the room as we hurtle into a general election: Britain tying its future to an America that is being remade - in a radical and alarming way - by Trump.