Sentences with phrase «revolves around foot»

A simple fetch and grab mission could turn into a frantic chase that revolves around foot races and scaling obstacles to catch the target.

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The city also wants to encourage its inhabitants to travel by bicycle, by public transportation or on foot, and its urban planning revolves around this.
Rovelli points out that humans have always observed that the stars, the moon, the planets, etc, continually revolve around us, so it should follow that «below us» is nothing; in other words, the sky is not just over our head, it's also under our feet.
I discarded the idea of a simple tossed salad as too boring, but my other ideas (Marinated Tomato Salad with Arugula and Feta and Tomato Arugula Salad with Quinoa) revolved around ripe tomatoes, which are obviously in short supply when the snow is a couple of feet deep.
At Lawrence both Cincinnati and Kansas State had no trouble beating Texas Tech and Houston respectively on the first night, and their game against each other appeared to revolve around Cincinnati's 6 - foot - 9 Center Paul Hogue, who resembles a large oak tree that has been granted the power to move — fast.
Although, much of the discussion has revolved around D'Angelo Russell, Emmanuel Mudiay and Kristaps Porzingis — a seven - foot Latvian forward with great length and athleticism — oddsmakers continue to favor the Buckeye standout.
If the future of Juventus doesn't revolve around the magical left leg of Dybala, it could hang on the powerful left foot of Bernardeschi.
Most annoying of all is a woman whose conversation revolves around the idea that she knows she's beautiful (especially if she's not), and the world should kiss her feet.
A large part of dating revolves around first impressions, and no one wants the first impression they create to be that they don't know how tall 6 foot really is, or that they looked six years younger, or two stone lighter, in their photos.
What's impressive is that, where earlier films revolved around solving a mystery, this one shifts to a war footing without losing its emphasis on character and emotion.
The plot revolves around a 30 foot Asian crocodile somehow winding up in a lake in Maine - go figure.
Hughes does have a tendency to get cartoonish from time to time, such as a scene where Miles asks kids at a cafeteria table if they want to swap lunch items with Buck's randomly - selected junk (the kids peel out backwards in Looney Tunes fashion), or when Buck gets sent flying several feet in the air as Chanice kicks into a swinging door (why not punctuate the aftermath with animated stars revolving around his head?).
Pacific Rim (for those unfamiliar) is a futuristic war epic revolving around the battle between humans armed with 25 - foot - tall self - controlled robots - and enormous creatures from another dimension.
Extinction revolves around the concept of hundred - foot - tall ogres known as Ravenii waging a war on humanity, smashing into their cities and killing everything in sight.
This year's theme revolves around books, so there's Harry Potter, The Little Engine That Could, and a ten - foot - tall toilet celebrating the childhood tome Everyone Poops.
The 5,500 square foot area «is really what I consider the nucleus around which our future service delivery strategies will revolve,» Richard Reyes - Gavilan, BPL's Chief Librarian, told a group of librarians gathered from throughout the region to preview the space last week.
From the 40,000 foot level, innovation with technology in law libraries has revolved around the increasing digitization of primary and secondary sources of law, the impact of the Internet, the organization of access to information via an Intranet portal and the delivery of services and training using technology.
«Demand for commercial real estate always revolves around which product type is doing better or worse but also on market demand, current supply, new construction, the age of existing stock and the rent per square foot for existing real estate versus new construction.
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