Sentences with phrase «sprint toward»

«It would be a mistake for the solar industry to put on blinders in a sprint toward silicon solar cost reduction,» Sivaram and Kann write.

To pull it off, you sprint toward an enemy, drop into a slide and immediately kick.

The cover system includes a mechanic where you can aim at another piece of cover and hold down a button to have your character sprint toward, which helps keep the pace high.

Then he'll finally sprint toward the prey and strike it with his front paws.

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You've been in a dead sprint toward your goal — you've had your head down, your family no longer recognizes you, it's been weeks since you showered or drank anything but coffee or whiskey.

And a small side note: It sure seems to me as if the digital fuel gauge begins a sprint toward the bottom as soon as you pull away from the pump.

The motorsports facility last hosted an Amgen Tour of California finish in 2016 in what was a thrilling ride down the Corkscrew and sprint toward the finish line before thousands of cheering fans.

The last scene is a surreal sprint toward hope that left me gasping and aching with sorrow.

That Gibson's final lap will be a sprint toward an Albany finish line was evident from his remarks.

Heading into the January sprint toward the leadoff Iowa caucuses on Feb. 1, Clinton's campaign said it has nearly $ 38 million in cash on hand.

Costa is a dbag of epic proportions, but watching him take the ball @ half field and sprint toward the Swansea goal resulting in a corner just reinforces the transparent difference between the two teams.

As we sprint toward the Playoffs most teams have one game left and then the Volleyball Tourney.

As we sprint toward the Regular Season Finale, the scenarios are fairly simple for the current # 1 Team i the Standings..

Who will leave atop the leaderboard in the sprint toward the playoffs?

This is going to be a great barometer for both Teams as we sprint toward April.

The second season is officially underway and the sprint toward the Crown has turned the first corner..

The computer was out of basketball ideas, so it came up with its own: if a guy goes up for an uncontested dunk, you ought to sprint toward him such that your face hits him in his penis.

Some are the batons for the city's current relay sprint toward gentrification; others live on as they have despite the pressures of a city in full - on boom.

They sprinted toward a national championship berth and Heisman Trophy, only to collapse on a November Thursday in Tucson.

Exerciser sprints toward partner, attempting to catch the tennis ball before it touches the ground again.

A split second decision from the robot - like former government operative and Bourne sprints toward a window, out onto a ledge and leaps headlong into the air.

When the bell rang for early dismissal on a recent afternoon at Cold Springs Middle School in Nevada, students sprinted toward the buses while teachers filed into the library, where posters filled with the names of every child in the 980 - student school covered the walls.

She sprinted toward the lifeguard hut.

But none of this, in my view, undercuts the importance of natural gas as a bridge fuel on the path to a lower - carbon, and more secure, energy menu as humanity sprints toward 9 billion people seeking decent lives.

Not exact matches

Then, as the four rode toward the finish, Phinney sprinted again to take the second KOM and thereby secured the famed red - and - white polka - dot jersey, which he would get to don at the finish in Liege, Belgium.

So you see, true repentance is not just a 180 degree turn from the sin, but an all out, full bore, frantic sprint back toward God.

Andy Stanfield, reigning Olympic 200 - meter champion, and Rod Richard, sprint master of the Pan-American Games, came off the blocks at the crack of the starter's gun and, shoulder to shoulder, headed down the gleaming white board straightaway of Washington's National Guard Armory track toward the finish line 70 yards away.

So naturally, I sprinted right toward him and turned on the jets.

Found on Andros Island, iguanas 25, 70 and 102 majestically sprint away toward tree cover and their established territory.

Brown, whose tight - fisted spending approach has been geared toward the post-Labor Day sprint but has also sparked nail - biting among nervous Democrats who are watching the polls, has $ 23 million in cash on hand.

He dropped the peccary he was carving up, grabbed the lianas he had cut to lash the carcass to his back, and sprinted in the opposite direction, toward the nearby river.

In this latest detection, the change in a star's velocity — rhythmically moving toward and then away from Earth — is only 36 feet per second, a little faster than a human sprints.

Draw your right knee toward your chest, and plant your right foot on the ground, as if you were about to take off in a sprint.

Still, a lack of low - end grunt stymies any plans for bravado - laced light - to - light sprints, considering peak power arrives toward the top of the rev range.

More thuds from inside as the killer beefed up his barricade; Franciscovich sprinted around the corner, toward the door the guard had told them about, calling for backup on her Motorola.

My favourite way to get to a story mission - marker was to sprint to Steelport's central island, bound up the tallest skyscraper while charging an upgraded tier three superjump, then leap off and glide toward my objective.

Eventually, a system involving holding down the sprint button was created, a smart button that allows you to get over objects without effort by charging toward them.

If you're one of those nimble firms and are considering a move toward alternative fee arrangements, take a few lessons from agile change management practices: • Begin your transition with a sprint — a quick project with limited scope • Focus early sprints on low - risk changes with the potential for high - value results • Focus early sprints on a small group of workers and roll them out in waves to the rest of the workforce; this provides the chance to learn enough from each iteration to improve the next.