Sentences with phrase «jumping on their heads which»

Most enemies are defeated by jumping on their heads which makes them explode into confetti.

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A charming and promising start gets derailed by the structure of the film, which continually jumps from one year to the next, always on Senna's birthday, as different characters give talking head interviews about their own birthday wishes and fulfillments.

But unlike the parent BMW brand, which jumped on the xDrive bandwagon years ago, the M division refused to adopt this crucial enhancer of safety and controllability (and, some might say, fun - killer) until Frank van Meel, CEO of BMW M and the former head of Audi Sport, took over.

Along the way, we are treated to Isabel's philosophical musings on many diverse subjects: being polite, or saying what you really feel; landscape painters taking artistic licence; the purpose of art; adoption; head lice; which bodily afflictions are too personal to talk about; sarcasm; swearing; wind turbines; jumping to conclusions; religion; children's literature; dogs dreaming; metaphors; how to end arguments and knowing who you are.

Excited by the presence of other dogs, she had jumped so high she landed on a kennel fence, cutting one of her legs badly enough to need stitches — which is why she got the plastic cone around her head, to keep her from licking her wounds.

To head east, just jump on Highway 126 which winds its way out to the small towns of Santa Paula and Fillmore on the way to Six Flags Magic Mountain.

Florence will now be heading to West Oz to get an early jump on the Margaret River Pro, which kicks off April 11.

Nintendo's next revolution is out and while we try to discover if Wii Fit really works one thing is for sure, it's turning heads and making money, which is really all that is needed for more people to jump on board — literally.

It's fun to try to jump on every single enemy's head on the screen, bouncing from one to another while they're all frozen, or throwing a shuriken at each one of them which hangs in the air until time resumes and they all get a mouthful of ninja star at the same time.

Additionally, a few of the boss fights have been more than just the standard «jump on its head» mechanic, which has been nice as well.

Rather than jumping on their heads or loading up a pulse rifle as is often traditional, you're given a range of towers with which you can pummel this despicable menace.

There's even a fair bit of fighting, which is certainly unusual for a Sonic game, particularly as you can't just jump on the heads of enemies and be done with it in the typical manner.

Well, there are some pretty decent exclusives headed to the 3DS this year, with the most notable being the new Pokemon installment which will surely have gamers everywhere dusting off their console and jumping back on board.

While the sounds are distinctively «old school,» being all rather tinny and trebly, there is a wide variety of them for every situation from jumps to being sucked into a pipe to bopping a koopa on the head, which goes a long way towards keeping the game interesting.

You can whack them with your umbrella, which has this really satisfying visual and sound effect and then you can also jump on their head, which makes the enemy seem to bob up and down like rubber.

Set within space and placed within the boots of a heavily - armed robot, each of the game's 12 levels are linked together by a limp, yet somewhat - charming story spread across multiple planets; each of which are jumped between at will and flip the action (quite literally) on its head.

As the game is a classic three - dimensional platformer, gameplay focuses on completing linear levels, avoiding traps, and fighting enemies, which can be dealt with using a few attacks, like spinning or jumping on enemy's head.

while jumping, kicking, or lying down; in «Clown with Goldfish,» he struggles to balance a fish bowl on the ceiling with the handle of a broom; in «Clown with Water Bucket,» he repeatedly opens a door that is booby - trapped with a bucket of water, which falls on his head; and finally, in «Pete and Repeat,» he succumbs to the terror of a seemingly inescapable nursery rhyme: «Pete and Repeat are sitting on a fence.

If you're still using an original Moto X, when Motorola is ready to deploy the Lollipop update remember that the software will be heading out as Android 5.1 Lollipop instead of traveling through Android 5.0 first, so this means you'll be getting a jump on some devices from other manufacturers which pushed out Android 5.0.2.