Sentences with phrase «kick stand allows»

So, this one becomes the first LG tablet in the «G Pad» series to bring a kick stand that allows it conveniently hold a 10.1 - inch screen.

The N308 also sports a kick stand that allows the device to be propped up and will feature a 2 - point multitouch display, which admittedly does seem to limit its use somewhat.

The fold out kick stand allows you to keep then chair in one position which is perfect for feedings or even nap time.

Not exact matches

The ref made some very poor decisions during the match with hull, the major blunder was him allowing diame's goal, when flamini was suppose to be awarded a free kick for a foul, but he allowed play to continued with diame scoring a goal that never should have stood!

Peru were awarded an indirect free kick from outside the box, which Guerrero confusingly shot straight at goal, only to be parried into the net, which allowed it to stand.

But incessant rain had made the pitch very wet, and penalty taker Di Maria slipped as he prepared to strike the spot - kick, consequently deflecting the ball off his own standing foot and taking the pace off his effort, allowing Roman Weidenfeller to save to his left.

Albion top - scorer Glenn Murray has missed two costly spot - kicks this season and he stood aside to allow German midfielder Gross to convert from 18 yards.

The main stand and the road stand of the stadium is expected to be increased by a total of 13,000 seats and the Liverpool City Council's planning committee agreed on allowing the proposal and project to kick - off.

Dowell converted, but the officials missed the fact the spot kick was a double kick, and the goal was allowed to stand.

Lift one leg up and gently kick up into Pincha Mayurasana (Forearm Stand) allowing your top leg to come to the wall.

See it cropping up in the character of Drew's widowed mother: in a flurry of manic energy after her husband's passing, Hollie (Susan Sarandon) proceeds to improve herself by learning stand - up comedy and tap - dancing — anything that will allow for slapstick comic whimsy (in learning to fix a car, the hood falls on her and she kicks her legs hysterically), which becomes as deadly as cancer during an ill - considered eulogy at a memorial service that stands as one of the most painful moments in movies this year.

Yet Kick - Ass isn't a satire so much as a shrine — a celebration of not simply what we love when we go to the movies, but also what the movies inspire us to be on drowsy Saturday afternoons, drunk on Mexican stand - offs, cops and killers acting like brothers, and physics that bend just enough to allow our heroes to run on walls, dodging bullets in their dark sunglasses.

Among those Chicago designer Leslie Markman - Stern suggests are: Levers rather than harder - to - turn knobs; lower counters and wider aisles for wheelchairs; lifts that allow heavy equipment such as a standing mixer to rise from beneath a countertop; and lighting in a baseboard's toe kick to prevent falls.