Sentences with phrase «onlookers when»

It is unclear whether the new deal will revive some of the projects previously underway at the now defunct LucasArts, such as triple - A title Star Wars 1313, which dazzled onlookers when it was revealed during E3 last year.

We actually got a lot of «oohs» and «awwws» from onlookers when shooting these... well I am sure they were just looking at Vivian!

While I am generally used to the curiosity of onlookers when I go out to do outfit photoshoots, I've never taken my photos in so blatantly a public place before.

The stylish and modern way to protect your child against harsh sunlight, wind and unwanted onlookers when used as a car seat cover.

Yet, historians of revivals would say that God often confounds onlookers when he is at work.

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A reporter for Infowars faced a verbal assault on the streets of Boston last week, when an irate onlooker unleashed a profanity - laced tirade against the site's founder Alex Jones and his claim that the marathon bombing was a «false flag» operation perpetrated by the FBI.

In other words, when the supervisor signaled that he or she had good qualities by acting in ways suggesting he or she genuinely liked the coworker, onlookers automatically felt positively about him or her, and the observed ingratiation had no influence.

The 2011 shooting in Tucson, Ariz., which killed six people and gravely wounded Representative Gabrielle Giffords, ended when the gunman stopped to reload and onlookers grabbed the new magazine from his hands and tackled him.)

The incident happened at Lone Star Community College in Cypress, Texas, yesterday, when Dylan Andrew Quick allegedly began to stab fellow students with what appeared to be an Exacto - knife before being tackled by onlookers.

When insurgents overran Mosul, Iraq's second largest city, few Western onlookers would have been aware that it stands on the ruins of Nineveh, the destination of the Bible's most unwilling prophet, Jonah.

He sees such accommodation in the thought of theologian James Gustafson when he assumes the role of an «onlooker,» posing questions to the Christian tradition.

Each one dressed in his native clothing when tourists poured in — 300,000 in 1953 — displaying for onlookers a multicultural, multiracial glee.

(2) The prophetic interpretation of history was plausible when only Israel and its Lord were the protagonists, and the other nations were simply onlookers or instrumentalities of God's will.

the guy has eternity to collect on some pity little thing as making you wealthy, or whatever it is you would wish for; why go out into the spotlight when he can simply travel around collecting your souls as he wishes undisturbed by onlookers?

When a third, unidentified onlooker also protested such treatment, he was ordered to join the others in martyrdom that day.

So when labourers eat no onlooker ever quires why or what is so lowsome but so honest.

I love it when they dribble and then you have a giant in a tiny bikini rushing onto a crownd of onlookers.

Xavier may be getting the same treatment Gonzaga did when the Bulldogs finally started to earn No. 1 - and 2 - seeds, with skeptical onlookers watching closely to see how a perennial March overachiever handles front - runner status.

Olivier Giroud is another player who is regularly under - rated by onlookers, although he has shown his goalscoring ability when used sparingly this season.

Heh @ the confusion my drinks have caused, if this wasn't a virtual bar it would have been a case of one person drinking and random onlookers getting pissed, heard it has happened in some bars here in Nigeria when there is a drinking competition going on.

Don't be surprised when you get long envious stares from onlookers: some of whom are pushing strollers as well.

I've known onlookers shake their heads and tut when babies cry «too much» or don't want to be held by anyone besides mommy.

But ultimately, one of the most important things i have found when it comes to (public) tantrums is to realize that we are not obligated to make the people around us comfortable with our child's behavior or prove to onlookers that we are going to force our child to behave for their benefit.

So often when small children's behavior becomes inconvenient, onlookers will tell you it's behavioral or «he is just seeking attention.»

She recalled how aggressive onlookers were on a few occasions when she was unable to cover herself.

But plenty of onlookers found that a curious message to be broadcasting when you're moving seasoned free - marketeers like Peter Mandelson into government and, for whatever reason, leaving out veteran left - wingers like backbencher Jon Cruddas.

Still, the campaign has made early missteps, replete with anecdotes like his appearance at the St. Patrick's Day parade, when aides had to tell onlookers who he was.

When my research team and I arrived at the northern end of Tahiti in May 2005, we were greeted by media and a crowd of onlookers that included elected officials, scientists and people who just wanted to be rid of the «pissing fly» that swarmed the island like a biblical plague.

When city officials placed shade balls in the Los Angeles Reservoir last summer to reduce evaporation and stop sunlight from triggering chemical reactions, onlookers noticed the balls arranging into strangely intricate patterns.

But when an X-linked gene mutation occurs in a man, his Y stands idly by, like an onlooker at a train wreck.

Researchers at Arizona State University came to an interesting conclusion — according to their study, when lifters had an audience of 15 silent onlookers, they bench - pressed 30 pounds more on average than when they lifted alone.

When Davidson is creating lace front wigs for his celebrity clientele, he's able to keep onlookers guessing whether it's real or not by placing «less hair density on top and around the part and more hair density in the back.»

This is particularly true in a couple scenes when the characters use swords, and the equivalent of space age machine guns to indiscriminately annihilate crowds of onlookers and oppressors.

When Sony announced WonderBook at its 2012 E3 presser, the majority of onlookers were left non-plussed.

When an onlooker sees DeGroat's boorish behavior, he sets out to remind him of what a gentleman is.

As is inevitable, however, when only nine titles get picked from a longlist of 92, there was far more talk about what was left out than what was kept in, and the general verdict from onlookers was that the Academy had erred badly by passing on Campillo's film.

Morgan returns to stalk new victims, but her greatest accomplishment occurred during the film's clever marketing campaign, when Samara crawled out of a shopping mall TV to grab frightened onlookers.

When Sin - Dee finds her boyfriend's woman - on - the - side (Mickey O'Hagan), the scene details a rather seedy and pathetic brothel inside a motel room, but Sin - Dee's laser - like focus on her goal gives the scene an unexpectedly comic energy (It's also entertaining to watch her drag the other woman through the city by the hair, the arm, her bag, and whatever else she can get her hands on, while onlookers respond with indifference).

To help my student teachers think about what to look for when observing a group of children, we discussed photographs of our children engrossed in classroom activities and I asked student teachers to explain why each photo represented unoccupied play, solitary play, onlooker play, parallel play, associative play, or cooperative play.

When heads turn, onlookers will see the GT's new darker head - and taillamp lenses, red brake calipers, and a new black finish on the grille inserts, hood and fender strakes, and sideview mirrors.

Two years later, it sent all those starry - eyed onlookers into a mass - hysteria happy dance when its production Challenger road car finally appeared — looking pretty much the same.

More than a few onlookers, eying my test car at stoplights or when parked, remarked, «Fiat 124?

You'll need a friend with lots of time on his hands to follow you around, and when there's a crowd of excited onlookers swarming for a better view of the SRT - 10, just ask him to twist the SL55 into life.

It's unclear if whoever was behind the wheel when onlookers timed the car actually gave his or her all, or if other forces led to the rather slow time.

Even when the time of smartphone's began, there was onlookers which considered that this can be a end of Nokia but Nokia not just proved them wrong but additionally maintained its supremacy on the market.

When I lived and worked at the Banff Springs for one summer, elk would occasionally wander into the field beside the tennis courts — and each time, I would go out and politely ask the growing swarm of onlookers to keep their distance — a recommended 30 metres.

The horror of the onlookers turned to surprise when they examined the statue.

Onlookers thought Hawaiian - born Wally Sanger and his business partner, an Italian by the name of Johnny, were totally nuts when they made Paradise Lost materialise out of the jungle just after the year 2000.

As many as 20 or 30 kites and sails can be seen on days when the conditions are best, providing interested onlookers with hours of entertainment as they perform jumps and attempt tricks.

Korea - born New York artist Nikki S. Lee was far more than a stand - in when, between 1998 and 2001, she had onlookers snap her picture to mark her infiltration of clannish social groups — sex workers, hip - hop kids, seniors — to which she would not ordinarily gain entrance, relinquishing her natural identity while firmly remaining in her role as an artist.