Or getting a drag screen and firing away with no hesitation.
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These are neurons that are firing away inside of their brains.
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If you're guarding him and go under on the screen, he's firing away.
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The first couple went in, felt great, and I decided to keep on firing away.
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Redick was at his deadliest in those opening 24 minutes, firing away from outside the arc.
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Biden did just that on Monday, firing away at Trump ahead of this week's NATO summit.
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"Coach (Brad) Stevens just kept saying, "Keep firing away, because we're getting all the shots we want.
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But, the kids started firing away ... and yeah, it wasn't long before AB was relegated to the sidelines.
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I can hear Bernie's army firing away from their keyboards in response to the revelations in this article.
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The lead was comfortable the rest of the way despite Davis firing away from all over the court.
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In Washington, Mr. Conway tends to hole up in his home office, writing opinion pieces and firing away on Twitter.
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Hampshire, where the four establishment contenders have been firing away at each other for months—with Kasich as the latest target.
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He still espouses Davis's tenets — pressure defense and playing fast — and a commitment to firing away from the 163-point line.
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Lieutenant Chontosh and his Marines leapt out and he ran down the trench firing away, dropping one enemy soldier after another.
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" An aide to Reid explained that veteran Nevada Democrat was firing away now because he was "appalled by the rush to normalize Trump.
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I plugged it in, set up some basic ventilation, ran through about 10 minutes of software installation and configuration and started firing away.
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"I enjoy firing away from pins and having to be conservative sometimes and just finding a way to get through it," he said.
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By firing away throughout this entire sequence I left myself no room in the camera's image buffer for when the player reached the goalie.
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The "super PAC" supporting Mr. Bush, Right to Rise USA, has been firing away with direct mail pieces at Mr. Christie in New Hampshire.
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" This is how Scalise described what Bailey told him: "The shooter is just firing away at us, unobstructed right at the third base dugout.
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The abdominal and thigh, back and arm muscles are among those firing away, turning most of the human body into a gravity-defying platform.
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Your brain requires immense amounts of oxygen and glucose to continue firing away like that, and you can in a sense burn out your brain.
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If I can avoid a fight, I will, but on my way to the ship two more sentinels veer into my path and start firing away.
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God help my students: While they scramble for their guns amid shock, adrenaline and terror, the shooter is firing away with an AR and clip after clip of ammo.
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It was the kind of crime that shocks a city: a gunman brazenly walking up to police officers and firing away in a fury apparently fueled by hatred for the police.
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But firing away with the ahistorical Cei-Rigotti rifle somehow never felt as satisfying as dodging shells launched by an armored train while praying my friend would die and drop his rifle.
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"But bottoming out doesn't mean that economies are firing away .. We still think in some economies further support will be very helpful," said Goh, who expects rate cuts in Malaysia, Philippines and Indonesia.
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If users aren't getting feedback within 20-30ms, the lag grows noticeable and quickly feels unplayable if you're firing away in something like a first-person shooter, co-founder Sharif Shameem tells TechCrunch.
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There was a chance the Warriors could have won it, what with Steph Curry having the ball in his hands and firing away from beyond the arc with less than ten seconds left.
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His two wives died before him, as did a second son, Nicholas Aerial warfare against the Germans meant breaking away from the squadron, finding something to shoot at, firing away, then breaking away to safety.
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Houston managed just two baskets down the stretch of the half while the Suns kept firing away, and after two Ulis threes and a Jackson basket through a foul, Phoenix led by 17 at the intermission.
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AARP is already firing away at the "age tax" — the provision that would let insurers charge older customers as much as five times more than young adults, compared to the 3:1 ratio under the ACA.
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The team's defense has been just about as good with Anderson in the game as on the bench, while the offense has been far better when he's been on the floor and firing away from outside.
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The sight of U.S. sailors with their hands behind their heads being held by Iranian military raised sharp criticism from Republicans who were already firing away at Obama for his handling of ISIS in the Middle East.
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With Jackson in the arena — he maintains a residence in the area with his longtime fiancée, Jeanie Buss, his counterpart with the Lakers — Anthony wasted no time firing away on the Knicks' opening possession for a basket.
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Now Biden and Buttigieg are firing away at her over whether Americans would really have a choice if they wanted to keep their private health insurance — while Bernie Sanders subtly competes with her by staying a purist.
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Mr. Emanuel created the task force shortly after the city was forced to release a police video of a white police officer, Jason Van Dyke, firing away at a black teenager named Laquan McDonald on a busy Chicago street.
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But these actions — and dozens of others by the federal government this week, show that the gears of the federal government are still firing away, with life-changing and controversial policy decisions being made while the country is distracted.
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An individual who at Benghazi, which I will never let go, quite frankly, because I think of those two men who went up there on the top of that compound with machine guns, firing away, allowing their colleagues to escape.
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Speaking of slideshows, the pièce de résistance is a reconstruction of "The Knowledge Box" (1962/2009) by Ken Isaacs: an immersive two-and-a-half-minute inundation of political and cultural imagery inside a cube equipped with 24 slide projectors firing away at every surface.
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Both stats would seem to bode poorly for North Carolina in tonight's championship game, but Kansas finished with just 0.91 points per possession, and a loss, because it rebounded just 21 percent of its own misses and kept firing away from beyond the arc even though that wasn't working.
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Suddenly Ida drops the binoculars she was using into the lagoon. The sound travels to the island. Morosina rushes out with a shotgun and two huge dogs firing away randomly into the night. The group speeds off and regroups at the pier.
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Sam calls for Bugs to surrender but Bugs shoots Sam's hat off. Bugs uses tally-marks to keep track of how many Indians he has beaten, singing "Ten Little Indians." As an Indian tries to fire arrows at the fort, Bugs replaces an arrow with a stick of triggered dynamite causing Sam to decide to kill Bugs himself. Sam tries to fire his pistol but it remains stuck, yet fires a bullet whenever Bugs is holding it toward Sam or when he is firing away from Bugs.
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According to the historian David Frith, Peel was not a considerate husband. Frith also suggests that he was sometimes involved in embarrassing situations; for example, when Ranjitsinhji invited him on a hunting trip, "Peel blasted eight barrels at a hare, removing its legs, an ear and much else before chasing the remnants of the animal into a neighbouring property, still firing away, until all life was extinguished".Frith, p. 212. Frith believes that Peel had a "perverse" character, exemplified by Lord Hawke's comment that he showed no pleasure at his many successes.
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The Roneat Dek or Roneat Thong has 21 iron or bronze bars. Because of their weight, the bars cannot be suspended on cords but are laid in stepwise order on pads over a rectangular trough resonator. In its shape and size, the bars resemble those of Roneat Ek, but they are tuned by scraping or firing away part of metal. The player use a pair of mallets or Roneat sticks similar to those of other Roneats but made of hard material such as hide of a buffalo or elephant.
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Having served in the Officers' Training Corps, Bowman was commissioned as a probationary second lieutenant in the 3rd Battalion, Royal Warwickshire Regiment on 15 August 1914. After serving with his regiment in France, on 20 March 1916 Bowman was seconded to the Royal Flying Corps. He was awarded the Royal Aero Club's Aviator's Certificate No. 7977 on 27 June, and was appointed a flying officer in the RFC two days later. Bowman joined No. 29 Squadron on 7 July 1916, based at Abeele, flying the Airco DH.2. His first victory was against a Roland C.II two seater, with which he unintentionally collided on 3 September; he turned into its attack, firing away, and the German plane tore away his aileron kingpost.
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