I think I may have presented too many hate targets for bullies to get a bead on.
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To get a bead on this question, let me distinguish it from a couple of other related questions.
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Unfortunately, the stolen beer truck had GPS, so it wasn't exactly hard for the California cops to get a bead on its position.
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The biological quirks are the best bit After struggling to get a bead on some enemy droids, I found myself closing one eye.
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There are a lot of other symptoms of psychosis, but these are harder to get a bead on and they're harder to treat as well.
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As workers try to get a bead on this threat, however, most tend to look upward, toward the managers and IT departments they suspect will wheel in the machines to outperform them.
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It's a hallucinatory vision, equal parts surreal, symbolic, modern and faux-primitive, and the fact that the two human figures are of dramatically different sizes makes it very difficult to get a bead on.
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Add in the prospect of heavy rain all week in Louisville, where the race is held, and so the likelihood of a muddy racing surface, and today's Derby is a tricky race for the bettor and racing fan to get a bead on, much less to beat.
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Gabe reunites with Jessie and Hal as they were found by Treasury agents led by Walter Wright in a helicopter after they get a bead on a frequency between Travers and Qualen and he arrange a transportation as Gabe, Hal, and Jessie sitting on top of a mountain peak, just like Gabe, Hal, and Sarah at the beginning.
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Barkhorn came to respect the Soviet pilots. On one occasion he was involved in a forty-minute dogfight with a Lavochkin- Gorbunov-Gudkov LaGG-3. "Sweat was pouring off me just as though I had stepped out of the shower," he recalled: despite having a faster aircraft he was simply unable to get a bead on the Russian pilot. On 9 January 1943, Barkhorn claimed his 105th.
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Police Captain Walter Cage (Mykelti Williamson) asks for Monk's help in solving the murder. Monk notices the ambassador's coat is damp, even though it had been dry minutes before the murder. The four retrace the ambassador's movements that day, discovering that he had stopped at a bar before arriving at the hotel. Then, Stottlemeyer and Disher go back to the precinct to try to get a bead on Tennyson's location while Monk and Sharona discover that the ambassador's final words meant "This is not my coat".
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Don Sarcoma is very proud of his grandson's achievement... but also outraged that Al took Little Al along on the mission to begin with. As such, by the time they reach Dallas, Al decides it's best to cool his plans to assassinate Tony. Instead, whilst planning to snipe Don Frankie "The Wolf" Lupus, he has Tony handle the rifle, in order to try and get him set up for a murder rap. He then has Tony go to the street and distract Don Lupus, stalled at a tampered stoplight, by pretending to be a window washer so he can get a bead on him.
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