Sentences with phrase «with skittering»

A saturated picture that courses with the raw energy of found footage while still feeling artfully composed, a movie that punches with the skittering violence of dubstep but careens through L.A. with the unbridled freedom of bebop jazz.

(Liston's stalking style is, in fact, reminiscent of Louis», and Marshall, with his skittering, crablike mannerisms, is not unlike Walcott.)

Of course, the other way to deal with skittering thoughts is through baking.

Not exact matches

You could do it over a sheet pan instead, for example, but the nuts sometimes pop out of their skins with surprising speed and skitter away from you.

Then, in the eighth, with players on first and third, Willson Contreras and Mike Montgomery got crossed up on a third strike and it hit Contreras in the arm and skittered away from the plate.

I always double stitch bean bags, for fear of thousands of little beans skittering across the floor, but you could get away with just once if you are braver.

For this regimen, the animals were placed on little treadmills and required to sprint at a very rapid and strenuous pace for three minutes, followed by two minutes of slow skittering, with the entire sequence repeated twice more, for a total of 15 minutes of running.

There are montages of newspaper clippings and funny little animated episodes, with cutouts skittering across the image, as in a Monty Python sketch.

As part of its generally welcome comic strategy, «Thor: Ragnarok» heckles itself for two hours and 10 minutes and lets Jeff Goldblum, skittering around as master of the death - match revels on the planet Sakaar, get away with murder.

Assumedly aware that he's making a movie about one of the less inherently cinematic of sporting events, director Janus Metz compensates with a lot of bombastic, jittery style, amplifying the crunch of flashbulbs to a deafening roar, restlessly skittering his camera around, generally taking notes from Ron Howard's Rush playbook.

Especially giant spiders — giant spiders with spiny legs that skitter around on needle - point claws, meticulously working bone - crushing chelicerae framed by sharp, venom - filled fangs, peering into your soul with their glassy, alien stares of desperate hunger.

This isn't quite as classic or convincing (the special effects are limited to extreme close - ups of grasshoppers matted into live action footage or, even better, skittering up and sliding down photos of Chicago skyscrapers) but where else can you see Peter Graves machine - gunning a giant grasshopper with teeth gritted as in a comic book drawing?

It posits an Earth where the dinosaur - ending comet misses impact, leading to millions of years of evolved adaptations and ending, as the film begins, with the emergence of homo sapiens on schedule, but skittering around on all fours and howling at their saurian masters.

The Bridgestone Potenza P225 / 55R17 tires skittered around while the chassis vibrated and interior echoed with the noise.

Driving through curves with midcorner washboard, wheel control is much improved with less skittering on the front wheels.

That's to be expected with payload ranges in the 635 -735-kg-range and not something that sends the rear end skittering about.

Achieving both of those things without skittering to the wayside is hard, and some players start with an advantage.

As we struggled to reach the end of our journey, the sound of my mage's fireballs incinerating their target joined in chorus with the thud of massive hammers, metallic twang of steel and impact of our archer's arrows on seemingly endless waves of lethal, skittering Skaven.

Getting caught no longer means you're immediately reaching for the quick load button, and can instead choose to tackle the enemies with your array of combat options, or quickly skitter away with a little dose of magic.

Occasionally, these storms deposit a few monsters to deal with, bulbous hot - glass beasts that skitter and flap and have glowing weak spots that crack beautifully under the impact of a flying kick.

Proving the painting's flatness with frontal shapes or solid stripes must have seemed superfluous or monotonous to him; he wanted movement; he wanted your eyes to dance and skitter across the painting, where the ground might be mottled or solid, where the shifts of color and surface pull you closer, where the space between the planes and vibrate or smolder, where color intensities vary considerably.

At Ille Arts, a superb group of her pen and ink drawings rapidly made in various corners of the East End skitters with the kind of energy heard in a string quartet by Czek composer Janacek, lightness combined with incisiveness.

Or: it might be the hullaballoo of Buster Keaton skittering and sliding with his cardboard chimney over the roof of the flat - pack house that he must assemble in haste for his pretty new wife in the short film One Week (1920).

Together, though, they strike up a fun dialogue: the height of Bowling's paintings, together with the relative dignity of color field painting, lends them a kind of mute imperiousness next to the playful skittering of Berg's wheely - paintings.

Tatty curtains frame pom pom spiders that are skittering across the floor, beneath a table laden with perching blackbirds and glowing candles.