I look forward to flailing about in front of my peers.
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Drake took it like a champ flailing about for everyone's entertainment. 5.
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Controlling games through movement and flailing about just couldn't trump keyboards and controllers.
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"So, all this flailing about how he's done everything wrong is a little premature at best."
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Sports officials and leagues have been flailing about to get young adults to care about their games.
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The quarter century since has demonstrated this idea laughably wrong, with neoliberalism currently flailing about worse than ever.
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And my noisy flailing about as I tried to keep my balance while standing up in the boat.
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But if you don't spend time anticipating the shots you are likely to take, you wind up flailing about wildly.
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"Jay, for all of his complete inadequacies as a human being and his flailing about, is really...he's just funny," Pine says.
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Flailing about with her hands to find something to hit him with, she grabbed a knife and stabbed him in the upper chest.
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This leaves modern-day Oz interpretations flailing about for something, anything to hit that sweet spot of being entertaining but also offering political commentary.
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Alarmed and flailing about, Washington this week had the gall to call on Iran to adhere to the nuclear pact that Trump has savaged.
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"The best way I can describe it is when someone has a fever and they're flailing about and they're frustrated and then the fever breaks," said Matheson.
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While MoviePass is still flailing about, trying to find a model that works, it never regained the hype — or customer base — it had in its glory days.
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If they keep this up, wildly flailing about, trying to score political points at every turn with no real solutions, they're bound to become a coastal, regional party.
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With social media chatter about a potential fix growing, hundreds tuned in to a live stream to witness the spectacle, and found Molchanov flailing about the court and ultimately losing.
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Instead, flailing about for a justification to stay in the race, they've recently decided to flip-flop on their old criticisms of superdelegates and argue that Sanders's path forward will rely on them.
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I stay in close touch with some of the senior figures in politics, business, and media there, and it's been clear since Election Day that they're still flailing about when it comes to Trump.
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Though it is flailing about desperately for subsidies, tax breaks, and regulatory loopholes — the kinds of political favors that have kept it afloat for so long — at this point it is merely delaying the inevitable.
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When I have no idea how to do a movement, I know I'm not fooling anyone by flailing about, and if I'm paying almost a dollar a minute, I'd like there to be some exchange of expertise.
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Here's the president flailing about in the official leader box at Luzhniki Stadium in Moscow, sitting alongside his wife Brigitte Macron, FIFA President Gianni Infantino, President of French Football Federation Noel Le Graet, and Russian president Vladimir Putin.
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Now Trump appears to be trying to distract from the new scandals, flailing about on Twitter with accusations that America's closest ally, Britain, helped Obama spy on him, or asking that we focus on the Clintons instead of him.
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"This is yet another flailing about in an effort to effect a change he's failed to bring about," said Roberta S. Jacobson, a former career diplomat who served as ambassador to Mexico for the first year of Mr. Trump's presidency.
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Here, for example, is how he narrates the action after a wizard named Victor shoots a magic missile at a demonic hyena-like creature called a Shoosuva: The Shoosuva starts flailing about a little bit, then gets back up, sits back down, and … AA-BOOM!
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Tim and Max enter the cabin while the rest of the troop wait outside. Tim crudely sets up an operating station, disinfecting poor medical equipment with whiskey, before taking a swig himself. With Max's uneasy help, Tim cuts open the strangers stomach, when a giant, white worm bursts from the open wound. The strangers eyes shoot open and he begins flailing about until the worm wraps itself around the strangers neck, killing him.
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Using a glass wall for the entrance, similar in appearance to his Louvre pyramid, Pei coated the exterior of the main building in white metal, and placed a large cylinder on a narrow perch to serve as a performance space. The combination of off-centered wraparounds and angled walls was, Pei said, designed to provide "a sense of tumultuous youthful energy, rebelling, flailing about".Quoted in Wiseman, p. 306. The building opened in 1995, and was received with moderate praise.
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Directed by Anton Corbijn, the video itself features alternating depictions of vocalist Henry Rollins. During the song's verses, he wears glasses and a plain black T-shirt and speaks in a calm, soothing tone about trust and friendship; from one verse to the next, his arms and face become increasingly stained with black paint. For the chorus segments, he is shirtless and painted red, wildly jumping and flailing about as he screams derisively at his audience for believing his lies. He is also seen dressed in a Superman parody costume, a police officer uniform, and a nun's habit.
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The two friends with whom he started the company purchased his shares because they wished to gradually, instead of immediately, close the company. His former company failed in 2007, one of the many casualties during the numerous defaults early that year. Julian Delasantellis of Asia Times Online wrote in a review of the book that "Bitner is admirable in that he is willing to take a measure of blame onto himself, when so many others are flailing about furiously trying to do the opposite, but I still think he judges himself somewhat harshly." Bitner self-published the 2008 book Greed, Fraud & Ignorance: A Subprime Lender's Look at the Mortgage Collapse to reveal his story about the 2007 mortgage collapse.
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