Sentences with phrase «pull back the arrow»

When pulling back the arrow to fire or calling the arrow back to you from anywhere on the screen, you'll need to stand still and commit to those actions, leaving you wide open to attack.

For example, to use a crossbow you need to use your left hand (or right depending on what your stance is) to hold the bow while your other hand is use to draw and pull back the arrow.

Not exact matches

Draw Weight: Draw weight refers to how much applied pressure it takes to pull the arrow back.

On my computer screen, a jewel - encrusted bow points skyward, with an arrow pulled back and ready to fire.

Recurve bows are more about a complete performance, requiring more physical strength to pull back and hold the string until the arrow is shot.

Think about a bow and arrow... the farther back you pull the bow and the more tension your build, the farther that bow will fly in the other direction when you inevitably let go!

Like Don Quixote, I am weary of fighting the battle, I am fatigued from trying to uphold standards, and I am exhausted from pulling the slings and arrows from my back daily.

S&P 500 futures peaked around noon (arrow # 1) and pulled back to layers of support from there.

I kinda like it, and I love the visual effect when Link pulls back an Ice or Fire arrow.

A revealing moment was the bow and arrow demo — particularly when the arrows were being pulled from behind the demonstrator's back.

Hold down Z to notch the arrow and begin to pull back, aiming all the while with your vertical Wii Remote.

Again this title benefits from duel controllers meaning the one hand can be used to represent the bow and the other can be used for knock the arrow and pull the string back.

You just use the one controller to knock the arrow then from a button to pull the string back and release it to fire the arrow.

Your arrow is not your standard one though, as you can hold down the fire button in order to pull it back to your hand, allowing you to continue firing at the current beast you are fighting.

To fire off on arrow, players «pull back» on a virtual controller string as the Wii remote's speaker lets players know that the projectile is ready for release.

The archer class replaces your left hand with a bow, and the right with an arrow, as you pull back the string to aim and fire with varying amounts of velocity.

While you'll need to pull your bow and arrows back each time you want to fire, as well as fling each spell from your tome, the pistols can be quickly reloaded by flicking them upwards.

When you've pulled back all the way, release the X button and you'll shoot both the arrow and the fireball at roughly the same time.

I love Bocce and Frisbee Golf, but found the controls for the following to be pretty broken: Table Tennis (it frequently read hits at the wrong time, with the wrong side of the paddle); Archery (not with the aiming, but pulling the arrow out of the quiver — many times I'd reach back and it wouldn't register me picking anything up); Gladiator — no where near 1:1.

The fact that Rauschenberg increasingly is pulling back from this is indicated not only in his latest works, but also, programmatically, in the painting he recently sent to the exhibition of abstract expressionism at the Guggenheim Museum: an arrow marks an exit from the forms of gestures and the painting is entitled «Blue Exit.»

«I felt like I was an arrow, pulled back and ready to be launched into something big.»