Sentences with phrase «lurching out»

It is expected to be lurching out of the darkness in October, but it needs your help.

As scenarios go, it's pretty straightforward, but once those clanking steampunk monsters come lurching out of the corners, all other considerations fade.

The action is fine, and the cast is clearly having fun, but the film never feels like it lurches out of first gear (I was so bored by this movie that I wrote a review that I never bothered publishing, because... meh).

Indeed, we at Fordham, ardent supporters of high standards for some seventeen years, have lurched out of the safe haven of think tankery and into the boxing ring.

Dave Rudman shifted the cab into drive and shuddered off up the nearside lane, expertly swerving to avoid a coach that lurched out of its bay.

Liam Gillick, half asleep, grizzly round the chops, lurched out of the bedroom.

This was a very interesting thread until the Neanderthal lurched out of his cave.

Not exact matches

No wonder that if PC vendors such as Dell, HP and Lenovo aren't already in a lurch, they're scrambling to get out of the business.

The speed at which the syndications have increased has left the resource - starved agency looking like a befuddled mall cop lurching off his chair and trying to figure out which of the dozen teenagers simultaneously grabbing candy bars to chase down.

Servicers left borrowers in the lurch — some went out of business, while others saw that they could make more money by foreclosing than by modifying loans.

Runaway desire can set institutions lurching, both defensively and reactively, out of control.

In a way I feel that the Gunners are a golden goose for the football media because, in the last 10 years at least, we have been arguably the most entertaining team in the Premier League while also lurching from crisis to disaster and then pulling things out of the fire.

And though his team lurches on in the European Cup, injuries to key players tore the heart out of the side.

Holloway's response was to threaten the FA with his resignation should any punishment be handed out, which means the rest of this preview could be a load of rubbish and partly irrelevant if Holloway does pack his bags and leave the Seasiders well and truly in the lurch, Steve Coppell style.

Angry Tories are lashing out, lurching all over the place in a fury of failure, as the Lib Dems bristle with demands.

Thrashing around in a ferment, pincered by both Lib Dems and Ukip, Cameron proclaims he will not lurch rightwards, as he sends out his ministers to do just that — on immigration, benefits, tax cuts and human rights.

An old Labour that takes voters for granted, that assumes it is owed power, and an old Labour, led by Jeremy Corbyn lurching to the left, a hard - line puritanically socialist vision straight out of the 1970s.

While the results can not reasonably be said to represent a «lurch to the left», since five out of six of the NEC members were simply re-elected, and the sixth, a Blairite, replaced another Blairite, it's still worth considering the very left - wing ideals and activities of the members of the NEC.

Finally she gagged, pulled out the vomit bag from the seat back in front of her, threw up into the bag, stood up, squeezed past, and lurched to the toilet at the front of the plane.

What the data says about Europe's lurch to the right If the economy gets better and more people turn out to vote, support for the more extreme parties will shrink in two to three years, say analysts

But just what happened in 1983 remained unknown; one early hypothesis held that Saturn itself lurched somehow, throwing the planet and rings out of alignment.

To avoid feeling like youre leaving correspondents in the lurch, set an out - of - office message: «I will be unreachable from 6 — 9 p.m.» This way, youll get space to develop ideas you might never have had while buried in your computer.

If you've suddenly found yourself stifling a rapid - fire series of yawns as your inexplicably riled - up date lurches into yet another rant about their manager's cruel oversight of all their hard work this quarter, it's probably forgivable for you to excuse yourself, ease open the bathroom window, and clamber out into the night.

Drinking challenges at the pub, borrowing cash for the taxi, leaving you in the lurch at the bar to chat up the hot girl by the pool table... Either accept this is a friendship and nothing more, or have it out with him and accept the consequences.

Global annihilation is nearly always implicit in zombie tales — lonely England assumes the world lost in 28 Days Later, Rick and his Walking Dead friends lurch around Georgia and figure everything beyond it an abyss — but they rarely zoom out to actually show us the ravaged Earth entire.

A pretty uneven film, lurching from comedy to violence to sentiment, but it's best when it sticks in the realm of flat - out farce.

As we lurch into the final weeks before the Oscars, a few more awards groups have given out their top prizes.

It's hard to imagine a subplot of less interest than the money problems of foxy hostage - taker Sandrine (Sandrine Holt)-- and this week's scheme to hijack a high - rolling poker game to help her out, leaving the captive Sanders family in the lurch for a bit, is so preposterously tangential it's all you can do to control the eye roll.

When the metal cage he is in lurches to a stop, he is pulled out by a group of boys and thrown into a large grassy compound.

But it's also a frustrating, infuriating picture; one whose world view rarely reaches beyond the theatrical classes of the Upper East Side, one where entire strands are botched or barely even started, and one where bold tonal lurches and odd editing choices glare out, like someone did a shit in the middle of that tapestry you'd been working on for a while.

The music won't send you out humming, though occasionally the film lurches to life on the strength of Penelope Cruz's sexual power (she plays the mistress) and Marion Cotillard's blazing sincerity (she plays the wife).

However, in the past year there's been a healthy return to form with two mesmerising, blistering turns in Matthew Vaughn's Kick - Ass, where he plays a softly spoken (shock) masked avenger, and in Werner Herzog's delirious Bad Lieutenant, where he plays a New Orleans cop who starts out as a cocky, sharp - suited, wisecracking law enforcer and spirals — via his crack and painkiller addiction — into a depraved sinner, lurching from one unruly scenario to the next.

The more distracted by the pictures you become, the more you notice the other uneven lurches made by the script, from the out - of - place swearing by Billy Connolly (as Thorin's raucous cousin) to a timely cameo from the eagles that a spoof film could have predicted.

His only hope of connection with another living being, aside from his beloved cat, appears to be Dawn (Holly Hunter), a demure bank teller with whom he plays out a painfully awkward, lurching courtship.

It reminds me that the first thing Superstar reformer and Special Master Adamowski did when he came to Windham was cut pre-school (and he did it with his usual finesse — children who had been accepted for tuition - free programs, with transportation included, were suddenly told that they were out... leaving them, and their parents, in a lurch).

We'll need a more extensive road test to get to the bottom of them, but suffice to say the car didn't lurch alarmingly one way or the other when we blasted out of the pits — it felt as planted as ever.

Popping the clutch, or releasing it too quickly, will cause your car to lurch and stall out.

There's 526 horsepower sitting under the hood and I've got a six - speed manual, so I'm expecting a massive lurch when I let out the clutch, and maybe even an embarrassing stall.

It slams and lurches in and out of gears, almost to the point of being embarrassing when we have friends or guests in the car.

It moves out smartly when you toe the power pedal, but it does not lurch.

Not only is Amazon itself completely sold out, but major retail partners are also left in the lurch.

If this story were a person it'd be lying passed out face first on the floor of a dive bar in a puddle of various human (and some inhuman) liquids, covered in cuts and bruises and, upon hearing your approach, would stagger upright, spit out a tooth, take a double shot of whiskey and lurch outwards to pick a new fight with anyone.

The dead in Bath are in open revolt, their caskets lurching up out of the ground, whole sections of the local cemetery coming untethered.

I know there's an audience for my genre but it's harder to break into it because publishers don't want the same exact book that's out there, but are also too scared to try anything really new either, leaving new writers in a lurch.

The rock smashed against Rodger's face with a sickening smack as the mob continued to hurl stones at him, and the Chenku Class Vessel Captain lurched forward, almost passing out from pain as a dirt clod burst on his back, obviously being mistaken for a rock by one of the villagers.

Last, the merchant could simply refuse to carry out the transaction, leaving you - and your Chinese takeout - in the lurch.

I was out of the bus door before the vehicle lurched to a final stop.

My travel companion at the time, Kerri, was sitting with me in the doorway of the train to catch a breeze and have a better view; unexpectedly, and in a horrible moment of panic, her bag fell out of her lap and onto the platform just as the train was lurching away from the station.

1st off while its great for Microsoft's bottom LIne, its leaving Windows 7 & 8.1 users out in the lurch, if they do not or care for the New version of Windows 10.

Characters could lurch right out of a 2D scene!