It's a tiny little disk that he can bat around almost endlessly.
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You can squeeze and bat around jello bubbles that satisfyingly ripple through your suit.
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He hit a home run with a five-run lead and throws the bat around.
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Then, when Edward entered the room, Elliot began screaming and waving a baseball bat around.
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For the first two of those years, all they did was bat around possible plots and genres.
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As countries bat around each others' waste, they have also made collaborative efforts to stem the crisis.
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Silicon Valley is beginning to bat around these questions, and OpenAI's announcement fits neatly into that vexed conversation.
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Was Vivian genuinely looking out for Emma, or searching for a mouse to bat around for a summer?
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A collection of House members, including Mr. Schumer, gathered there each Tuesday night to bat around policy ideas.
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Leap Motion's standard demo is a graphically non-intensive toybox where you can create and bat around blocks with your hands.
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It's able to fly semi-autonomously, communicating with a motion-tracking system of two infrared cameras that follow the bat around the space.
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And as tension within his group rises, the idea of "real life" becomes a weapon that its members bat around at each other.
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His scenes with Mr. Beck bat around a few ideas about class and wealth, while Ms. Moggie skillfully alternates between fatigue and sass.
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It dropped those amid public pressure, but continues to bat around ideas like capping the number of private for-hire vehicles in central London.
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"This is different than when games aren't being played in the offseason and people can bat around which free agents might go where," he said.
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These were not grief support groups or end-of-life planning sessions, but rather casual forums for people who wanted to bat around philosophical thoughts.
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I grabbed the bat and did my best Kevin Youkilis impression, consciously shifting my weight from back to front while arcing the bat around my body.
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She's certainly come out swinging that Scorpio bat around with "The Airplane Song," a hot romp about a love triangle amid prescription drugs and shitty airline experiences.
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Trump administration officials are having a meeting today to bat around some ideas for executive actions they can take on drug prices, as Jonathan Swan reported last night.
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While he has spruced up the cultural references that the characters bat around, he has retained some peculiarly anachronistic stuff, such as a belligerent confrontation with some prostitutes.
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He was clearly expecting someone with a name like Horatio Farnsworth III, a Harvard man who would bat around the finer points of the North Atlantic alliance over highballs on Air Force One.
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While I'm down with waving a baseball bat around in anticipation of sweet relief, there's something a little sinister about beating or chucking darts at a fake-woman just to get to her goodies.
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Early in counts, Hosmer's swing remains long and effort-laden, and when he misses, it ends with him wrenching both hands over his shoulder or swinging the bat around over his head with his right.
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Then there were the exhibits, events, official TED parties and unofficial after-parties, as well as Jeffersonian dinners where attendees interested in a particular area got together to bat around ideas on a particular theme.
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Sparc (formerly known as Project Arena) is a two-player game similar to Pong, in which two hip alien avatars bat around glowing rings in an attempt to get past each other's shield and score a hit.
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Julio Franco was out there wrapping his bat around his head until he was 47, knuckleballer Phil Niekro still gave a game effort at 48, and Jamie Moyer tried it on, for the Rockies no less, at 49.
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The trick to getting a more powerful swing, according to the app, is to shift your weight from your back leg to your front as you swing, twisting into the hit with your lower half before bringing the bat around.
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Four stock-car drivers under the age of 25 gathered in a conference room in New York last week to bat around some of Nascar's issues — among them, noticeably smaller crowds and television ratings, and alterations to races to sustain interest.
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By the time I faced him, he had slowed down a little bit, but I judge it this way: When he got to the plate and he curled that bat around his head, you knew you were in for some trouble.
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Still, the show, which is a hot ticket (some matinees are nearly sold out), consistently delights, inviting children to sing out tones, draw expressions on a performer's mask and bat around a balloon tossed to them by gigantic living Slinkys.
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People feel that you used to be able to bat around almost any idea, and that was part of what made the American technology sector so great, but now, as people move into this space and try to diversify it, there is a boundary on the conversation that is dangerous.
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There are so many would-be deniers today: Iowa has passed a law that outlaws most abortions after a fetal heartbeat is detected, usually about six weeks into a pregnancy, making it virtually impossible for most women to have one; politicians and pundits — from President Trump on the campaign trail to the columnist Kevin Williamson — now like to bat around the idea of punishment for those of us who have made this choice.
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Individual proboscis bat Close-up of a proboscis bat This is a small bat, around long and in weight. Males in northern South America were found to average 56.48 millimeters long, females 59.18. The tail is about 1.6 centimeters long. Pregnant females can weigh up to 6 grams.
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Following SimCity 4 release, several add-ons and development kits were made available on its official site. New landmarks, including Rockefeller Center, the Brandenburg Gate, and Stonehenge were made available online. Later, landmarks were primarily used to demonstrate the capability of Gmax and the Building Architect Tool (BAT) around the time of the BAT's release. The Terrain Generator tool allowed users to create maps based on any of the 48 contiguous United States.
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The crowd were determined to invade the ground on the point of victory, as they had seen in the Sydney Test, but last man Gilmour held everybody up by throwing his bat around for 29 in a last wicket stand of 33. When he was finally caught by Dexter off Geoff Pullar the enthusiastic crowd climbed the fences. Fred Trueman was bowled over and had his cap taken, but he soon recovered it and the teams ran off the field.pp.
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Leyritz was known for using an unusual stance which involved keeping his front leg (left leg) straight and stiff while his back leg (right leg) behind him considerably bent at the knee. He did this while circling his bat around behind his head, waiting for the pitch. After each pitch that Leyritz did not put into play or strike out on, he grabbed the bat by its center and twirled it at his hip like a baton. He has said that former Yankee Mickey Rivers taught him how to twirl the bat at his hip.
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According to The Dickson Baseball Dictionary, a team has "batted around" when each of the nine batters in the team's lineup has made a plate appearance, and the first batter is coming up again during a single inning. Dictionary.com, however, defines "bat around" as "to have every player in the lineup take a turn at bat during a single inning." It is not an official statistic. Opinions differ as to whether nine batters must get an at-bat, or if the opening batter must bat again for "batting around" to have occurred.
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" Jonah Krakow of IGN rated "5 to 9" 9.2/10, signifying an "outstanding" episode. Kraków compared it positively to the earlier season six episode "Wilson", which similarly varied from the show's traditional format by depicting events from the perspective of House's friend James Wilson. He deemed the episode "amazing", calling it a "great showcase" for Edelstein and suggesting that a show centered on Cuddy could be a viable House spin-off. Kraków also observed the increased depth of characterization given to Cuddy, writing: "For years she's been portrayed as a cat's toy for House to bat around, but that's because we've never seen things through her eyes.
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With the bat, he surpassed his previous best and scored 41 in the second-innings from number four in the order, helping Somerset to a 123 run victory. He became a first-team regular in 1896, playing 18 matches. During this season, he scored his first half-century in first-class cricket, and claimed five-wickets in an innings for the first time. He continued to play regularly for Somerset until the First World War, when County Cricket was cancelled for the duration of the conflict. He enjoyed his best years with the bat around the turn of the century, averaging 31.75—his highest season average—in 1899, a season in which he made 10 half- centuries.
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A left-handed player plays a sweep shot. A sweep is a cross- batted front foot shot played to a low bouncing ball, usually from a slow bowler, by kneeling on one knee, bringing the head down in line with the ball and swinging the bat around in a horizontal arc near the pitch as the ball arrives, sweeping it around to the leg side, typically towards square leg or fine leg. A paddle sweep shot is a sweep shot in which the ball is deflected towards fine leg with a stationary or near-stationary bat extended horizontally towards the bowler, whereas the hard sweep shot is played towards square leg with the bat swung firmly in a horizontal arc. Typically the sweep shot will be played to a legside delivery, but it is also possible for a batting player to sweep the ball to the leg side from outside off stump.
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