They'd line the floors
with flypaper if they thought that would slow you down for a few seconds.
Not exact matches
Procter & Gamble Co., which last summer launched Zevo plug - ins that dispatch flying insects to the great bug beyond using blue - lit
flypaper modules in electrical outlets, is expanding the brand
with a new line of bug sprays.
In Oruro, Bolivia, Cougar safety Scott Peterson was lying diagonally on his undersized bed under
flypaper spattered
with casualties, listening to the Armed Forces Radio broadcast of the game and biting back the black wish that his teammates not win it all without him.
Toner pumped samples of whole blood through the channels, which were coated
with an antibody designed to trap any cancer cell that carries a common surface protein, much as
flypaper snags pesky insects.
A movie that could have done
with a cameo appearance from Eileen Brennan,
Flypaper at least adds a slight kink in its comedy presentation, which results in it being slightly fresher than it perhaps could have been.
As I wrote on
Flypaper, I'm very disappointed
with the Department's decision to name 16 states RTT finalists.
Former State Superintendent of Education and current A for Arizona Executive Director Lisa Graham Keegan wrote in the Fordham Institute's
Flypaper blog that we need to be cautious
with how we regulate charter schools.
The more - problematic aspect of Hess» argument lies
with his view (which he expresses both at
Flypaper and in a piece appearing today in National Affairs) is that the achievement gap is a matter not worthy of addressing.
Here, though, the entry speed is high, but rather than protest
with even the smallest of wiggles or an understeering push, the 911 simply digs in and hangs on all the way through as if its wheels are wrapped in
flypaper rather than rubber.
Equipped
with the optional Sport package (which includes performance suspension tuning, 17 - inch wheels and tires, sport seats, foglamps, heated mirrors and washer jets and a multi-function steering wheel
with cruise control), our test wagon hugged the twisties like
flypaper, keeping the vehicle pointed in the right direction when pushed hard, thanks to the standard traction and Dynamic Stability Control (DSC).
Brakes are tremendous, and 17 - inch wheels
with 45 - series performance tires offer
flypaper grip in corners.
Handling is like driving on
flypaper, but when the Viper's rear end finally does break loose, it does so
with more warning, less drama than it used to, thanks in part to the Michelin Pilot Sport PS2 radials.
The Evo's
flypaper grip on tarmac, snow and gravel continues
with two trim levels and sprint times that are as low as 4.5 seconds to 60 mph.
He eventually published 140 pictures along
with text by Langston Hughes in The Sweet
Flypaper of Life (1955), a fictional family album that tenderly captures intimate moments of domestic life both in Harlem and seemingly everywhere.
In 1955, he co-authored The Sweet
Flypaper of Life
with Langston Hughes focusing his lens on illustrating the human qualities of African American life in Harlem.
Hughes collaborated
with a number of visual artists including Mexican painter Miguel Covarrubias, who illustrated «The Weary Blues,» Hughes's first books, a collection of poems published in 1926; photographer Roy DeCarava on «The Sweet
Flypaper of Life»; German - American artist Winold Reiss; and artist Aaron Douglas, his friend and Harlem Renaissance peer.