Sentences with phrase «performing such feats»

Campaign mode consists of 10 challenges for each area that'll have you performing such feats as smashing a certain number of barrels, popping balloons in order, playing Simon Says with buttons, staying in the spotlight, and catching lotions to put in cauldrons.

How they performed such a feat, especially given the region's heavy clouds and fog, has long puzzled scientists.

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Investing only in the top - performing asset class each year would likely generate the best returns, however, such a feat is extremely difficult, if not impossible, to do consistently, even for seasoned investors.

Such an advanced being could perform feats that could totally astound scientists, feats that even a young one of their culture would understand.

However, the likelihood of them repeating the feat Arsenal achieved back in 2003/2004 will depend on how well they perform at such venues like White Hart Lane, where they've not tasted defeat in nearly ten years but are unlikely to be put through their paces more vigorously by anyone else than Harry Redknapp's Tottenham.

Dry cleaning services perform small wonders, but for those of you who make a habit of getting clothes clean most likely do not think of replicating such feats at home.

Another savant could perform mental feats such as doubling 8,388,628 twenty - four times within several seconds, yielding the sum 140,737,488,355,328.

Although researchers have long known that insects such as bees and ants can perform tremendous feats of navigation, now «we are seeing how a little insect's brain can do things not very different from our own,» says Vivek.

The ability to perform astonishing feats of memory, such as remembering lists of several dozen words, can be learned, researchers report in Neuron on March 8.

Next it will perform a feat that has so far only been done on Earth — identifying the specific minerals, such as iron sulphate or magnesium sulphate, in rock samples.

As a young boy, his anger led him to perform great feats, such as bending the gates through which his parents were led, separating the family until an ambitious officer brought mother and son together again one last time.

Nonetheless, experts are able to perform remarkable feats of memory with real - world situations such as mid-game chess positions and actual sentences.

Best of Both Worlds The idea of a Jeep performing such seemingly impossible feats on a road course isn't exactly new.

The car was set up for agility while maintaining stability and confidence - inspiring handling characteristics — essential when performing such challenging feats.

Over the centuries, funambulists — or tightrope walkers, ropewalkers, or equilibrists — have performed some of the most amazing feats of daring; such as taking the audience's breath away numerous times by walking across Niagara Falls.

A bird will use her beak to pick a lock, crush a nut or perform delicate feats such as peeling the skin off a grape.

For the first time ever, a game combines singing and dancing at the same time and performing to songs such as «Like A G6» by Far East Movement, LMFAO's «Party Rock Anthem» or «Moves Like Jagger» by Maroon 5 (feat.

For reasons better left to your imagination, your character is able to perform superhuman feats such as grinding for miles on city power lines, fall from infinite height, and otherwise zip around the city at incredible speeds.

I didn't care for the motion controls much myself, but they're important for performing some of the more precise feats of Mario, such as swinging both hands at the same time to unleash a spin attack with the hat or pressing «ZL» and swiping to have Mario roll Sonic - like through the level.

By performing feats like rubbing his naked body against a white table and then slathering his penis and testicles with what Americans normally put on their French fries, he inspired generations of artists who adored coating themselves in condiments or inserting objects into their anuses, such as Matthew Barney or Karen Finley.

The point isn't how she performs this feat, but, rather, that the feat is rendered no - big - deal and, as such, beside the point.