Sentences with phrase «stunts at»

Watch as Paul tries to keep his composure, unboxing the new OnePlus 3T in Gunmetal Grey, talking about some of the upgraded features while the pilot ahead of him take the fighter jet pulls off aerial stunts at dizzying heights.

In an elaborate launch event replete with motorcycle stunts at the Pawan Hans Helicopter facility, Lenovo announced its foray into the tablet market.

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Additionally, professional BMX riders will be performing stunts at Ubisoft's in - booth skate park.

Crashing through flaming glass hoops while pulling off death - defying aerial stunts at 98 mph makes it a hard game to turn off once you've perfected it, and a thoroughly addictive two - player mode will help you get there.

Hand - picked for their incredible automotive abilities, Team Hot Wheels are recruited to test the most advanced vehicles and attempt the most challenging stunts at a mysterious location known as the Hot Wheels Test Facility.

For example, we're told again that it hurts like hell to be hit by water and that Steve McQueen performed his own stunts at of course great risk to the production, as you can't replace Steve McQueen.

His former assistant Henley Reeves (Isla Fisher) is now a performer who does piranha stunts at small clubs.

Exploring New York city and coming up with ridiculous daredevil stunts at my leisure, though?

The UDI 818A HD + also supports fun stunts at the push of a button, such as 360 - degree flips and quick turns which are sure to impress your friends and family.

With nearly 35,000 people expected at SXSW Interactive (and around 30,000 headed to the music festival), when it comes to marketing stunts at this show, it's go big or go home.

I often feel like religious people are emotionally or psychologically stunted at an age where the child - parental structure was most meaningful.

Publicity - hungry Paddy Power, who provoked outrage when claiming to have deforested part of the Amazonian rainforest as a marketing stunt at the World Cup, have paid out # 400,000 to those lucky punters who backed the Blues.

It also offers evidence that economic growth with commensurate investments in evidence - based programmes that place emphasis on the most vulnerable children and households hold the key to reducing child stunting at scale.

«The Senate Democrats have engaged in an unfortunate political stunt at a time when we are attempting to have an honest and serious discussion about this issue,» said GOP spokesman Scott Reif.

«The Senate Democrats have engaged in an unfortunate political stunt at a time when we are attempting to have an honest and serious discussion about this issue.

What started off, admittedly, as an inebriated stunt at a Vienna science party has gone viral.

In arguably his most fascinatingly outlandish performance (and that's truly saying something), James Franco playing Tommy Wiseau almost feels like a stunt at first, but it isn't a mere impersonation.

He also pulls a stunt at the end that seems cool in the moment, but sad once removed from the moment.

[27] Across the country, programs that could be replicated and benefit thousands of children — are being stunted at best and snuffed out at worst.

This month our Mercedes has been camera and support vehicle to a spectacular track stunt at the Bedford Autodrome

Not every G - Class will end up in the dirt, so those who only use it for stunting at the mall will still enjoy this new generation.

The fact is that it wasn't a publicity stunt at all.

The category's growth was stunted at the outset as manufacturers struggled to address pet - related stains and odor in ways that were both potent and green.

One might think of Fischer's stunt at the Whitney in turn as a double - edged tribute to Marcel Breuer and his grand and famous pock - marked ceilings and movable walls.

The meek sheeplike willingness this art world / market to be co-opted into bona fide, 100 percent genuine, pre-sliced, easy to handle, low calorie «performance art» such as the recent Jay Z stunt at Pace Gallery.

When I read announcements at that time, I don't recall any which explored public backlash against Radford's role in the chilling controversy where thirty Greenpeace activists were arrested and held in Russia for a protest stunt at a Russian oil drilling rig.

But the poster stunt at least gives me hope that this clip from the last trailer was meant to be ironic.

Not exact matches

Nor, for that matter, is he adept at the political stunt: When McConnell stood onstage at the annual Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) meeting in March waving a flintlock musket over his head as a show of his support for gun rights, the senator was roundly mocked.

That morning, Obama gave an emotional speech at an interfaith memorial service at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross in Boston, decrying the «small, stunted individuals» behind the attacks.

He's found a diet and exercise regimen that helps him perform the stunts he's known for, that helps him maintain the stamina required to perform on set, that gives him the energy to devote to family and friends... in short, he's figured out how to be the best he can be at home and at work.

There's a hint of cinematic fiction to the scenes or, at best, of a stunt that'll never work in the real world.

Treasury officials looked at the idea of just paying debt interest the last time Congress pulled this stunt in July 2011.

Instead of staying late at the office every night, employees can get a much - needed break without stunting their career growth.

«This is definitely something that could be perceived as a publicity stunt,» said Anja Winikka, site director at the wedding website TheKnot.com.

Everything about the Amazon event, from the new products to Bezos's lights - out stunt to his assertion that Amazon is offering the «best tablet at any price,» invites inevitable comparison to Apple.

Founded in 2001 by three friends from Montreal's rave scene, the firm helped drop 1,200 light - filled beach balls on a crowd of 100,000 unsuspecting fans during Arcade Fire's song «Wake Up» at the Coachella music festival in 2011, a stunt that garnered a skrillion online views.

FitCoin is the real - deal, not just another headline - snatching stunt care of the bold creatives at Chaotic Moon.

You'd dismiss the stunt as totally ridiculous, if it weren't for the fact that, hard on the heels of its well - financed rival, Borland International Inc. is valued at $ 680 million, a mere eight years later.

Recently, studies have found that sitting all day at work stunts brain activity and carries a myriad of health issues.

President Donald Trump's tax blueprint will closely mirror his proposals on the campaign trail last year, leading some to dismiss the still - fluid plan as more of a public relations stunt than a stab at real policymaking.

Trump's blueprint will closely mirror his proposals on the campaign trail last year, leading some to dismiss the still - fluid plan as more of a public relations stunt than a stab at real policymaking.

Even the pieces for which he won his 2004 National Magazine Award were based more on a p.r. stunt than on any sharp insights: At a press briefing in Doha, Qatar, Wolff stood up and asked General Vincent Brooks why it was worth the media's time to show up for such highly orchestrated, unnewsworthy events.

Ahead of an IPO at a mooted value of up to $ 100 bln, this is a stunt worthy of Silicon Valley.

She was hired by the DEMs to do this and take the attention off Obama's mandate for churches to give free pills and rubbers Grow up people look at this for what it is a political stunt

I kinda hope it fails, I do not like when some director uses some gimmicky stunt like this, at lease it is not in 3D.

I like that, and I would include sneering at the «religion» of atheism as being juvenile and stunted too.

David Turpin, 56, and Louise Turpin, 49, starved their children to the point that their growth was stunted, chaining them to their beds for months at a time and forbidding them from showering more than once a year or using the toilet, a prosecutor said on Thursday.

They told the Television Critics Association this week, «Obviously, the chemistry between Kevin and Leah was amazing in the stunt episode (s) we did at the end of last season, and we decided we want to continue that.»

She paints a vivid of picture of women both more privileged and less happy than at any time in history and of men absolved of all responsibility by the sexual revolution but also stunted, trapped in a perpetual adolescence.