Sentences with phrase «leaves on the downhills»

At my last race, the wet leaves on the downhills were the scariest part!

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Left alone like this, these passages would seem to give the lie to my assertion of balance in Newman's sermons on sin, as if all he had to say was that the world was riding a toboggan downhill to hell without help from God, and this despite our infirmities bequeathed to us by our first parents.

Using her after - ski hours to best advantage, Suzy Chaffee (left), a freshman at Denver University, trades stories with 20 - year - old Ni Orsi, the leading downhill skier on the U.S. team.

Two years ago Hugo Nindl, a fellow Austrian who had been sweeping up most of the crumbs that Sabich had left for the others, persuaded Stuefer to come on over and try the Grand Prix, where there is no downhill to tuck for.

Its laughable how Song's career has ended up, went downhill the moment he left Arsenal the grass isn't always greener on the other side lol

That wasn't a safe margin with Norwich always a threat to conjure up a goal, and when Charlie Adam coughed up the ball on the Liverpool left things went rather downhill.

It is this second leg, on the flood tide, that makes the France - England crossing «downhill,» for it carries the swimmer north for 5 1/2 hours and should leave him just southwest of the Goodwin Sands — a notorious graveyard studded with hulls and masts, including those of the Spanish Armada.

The drivebetween bunkers to the right and the lake on the left plays downhill to apeninsula green that hangs out into the lake.»

Smith took the handoff on a sweep of sorts to the left side of the offense, stuck his foot in the ground to make one sharp downhill cut, then outraced just about the whole Bills secondary, running 38 yards to pay dirt.

I love the Arsenal and have supported them all my life, I'm afraid that the club has gone downhill ever since leaving Highbury, yes I know it was a postage stamp of a ground but we were great on it and some of the greatest players played for us there, Rocastle (God rest his soul) Brady, Supermac, George, Bergkamp and Henry to mention a few.

Braking hard on a pocked downhill stretch at Algarve before a tight left - hander said to shred most other cars» tires, we find that the McLaren's otherworldly body control means braking is easier, speeds are higher, and rubber is spared.

The only uncomfortable moment I found was on a downhill left - handed turn with a pronounced bump in it.

Giggling like school kids, we plowed downhill, snow cascading up over the windshield and leaving a plume in our wake as we clambered over terrain we'd never get through on foot.

And, on an unfamiliar racetrack, we'd be lying if we said we didn't look down for a split second to remember if this downhill was a left or a right.

Set in a bleak valley high in the Andes mountains of Bolivia, it offered a half - mile (one kilometer) swoop downhill, a precarious ride back up on a rope tow, and coca - leaf tea for altitude headaches.

It's all downhill from here, I might as well quit now and leave on a high note.