He watched the greatest achievement of a knock-around career taken away from him.
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One knock-around veteran had struck out in all three of his major league at-bats.
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The way the characters knock around in Dublin like little pachinko balls, in this wonderfully synchronized dance.
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They're great cheap knock-around computers, the kind of thing you aren't afraid to take on your spring break trip.
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To be sure, prices would have to stay at these low levels for a while to really knock around Permian drillers.
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What started as knock-around project between two pairs of brothers and their friend has morphed into one of rock's preeminent powerhouses.
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Tuesday's dip in trading before the bell would knock around $11 billion off Facebook shares if sustained once the Nasdaq exchange opens.
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Perhaps the easiest approach for those who don't want to knock around in system settings is to use the Messages chat app.
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If you can't or don't want to spend too much on a knock-around tablet keep a close eye for reviews of this one.
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They knock around the countryside, enjoying the landscape, the food and their long conversations, especially Liz's stories of the Irish past and its folklore.
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The only signal that the Galaxy Fold wasn't a knock-around, treat-it-like-you-would-any-smartphone kind of smartphone was the price.
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Everyone's just going to knock around, killing one another in endless power games, until hordes of ice zombies arrive and wipe them all out. Amen.
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I could not knock around with boys my age and let them know that I wanted to play football but my mother wouldn't let me.
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So, yes, VIX doesn't usually go much below 11, but it can still bleed lower or knock around here for a while without raising loud alarms:
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Everything else about this phone — including the price — makes you feel like it can be a knock-around device that you don't have to worry about.
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"She is 26 and beautiful, not in that otherworldly, catwalk way but in a minor knock-around key, a blue mood, a slow dance," he continues.
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As a result, the main compartment is basically one large pit where my camera, travel mug, laptop charger, tablet, and whatever else I throw in there knock around.
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F.C. actresses, too, including Chelsea Durkalec and Erin O'Brien, playing Tory and Duke, lovers who are part of a Camden, N.J., street-fighting crew, the Knock-Around Girls.
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The deal may yet falter: as The Economist went to press, Hon Hai was reportedly seeking to knock around $900m off its earlier offer of $5.4 billion including assumed debt.
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A 5% cut in toll fees, which the government wants according to newspaper MF, would knock around 185 million euros off ASPI's estimated toll revenue this year, according to Breakingviews calculations.
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Unipol said on Friday it had approved a reorganisation of its insurance and banking businesses that will knock around 17 percentage points off the Solvency II ratio of its main insurance unit UnipolSai.
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In a 1988 interview with the literary critic Larry McCaffery, Mr. Wolfe talked about the genesis of his often intricate stories, how ideas would knock around inside his head and eventually gel into something.
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"He doesn't strike me as an affable, knock-around kind of guy, but he's fair, smart and very well respected," said Steven Brounstein, a veteran defense lawyer who has appeared before the justice several times.
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China's main auto body said earlier this month a reduction to a 5 percent import tariff could knock around one-fifth off the domestic industry's profits, though it did not expect the tariff cut to be that severe.
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Dressed in a blue suit jacket with small white polka dots, relaxed and enjoying the coolness of the lobby on a scorching hot day, Mr. Costello was game to knock around my theory, if at first not entirely convinced.
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And when it comes to a look so dream-like and ethereal, there's one type of footwear that we always reach for: a pair of low-key, knock-around, down-to-earth sneakers — sorry strappy sandals, we're going for kicks.
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Mr. Dmitrichenko told the court that he had asked Yuri Zarutsky, an acquaintance and a former convict, to "knock around" Mr. Filin, but maintained that Mr. Zarutsky took it upon himself to embellish the assault by dousing Mr. Filin's face with acid.
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And then you knock around in Minneapolis doing internet stuff, this is the first wave of the web bubble where anyone who's remotely competent and could turn on a computer and/or build a website and/or publish something could find work.
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"Tech companies in Australia trade on a very solid price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio, so even a small miss would give the stock a good knock-around, and that would appear to be happening with Altium," James McGlew, executive director of corporate stockbroking at Argonaut said.
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Originally, skanking consisted of a “running man” motion of the legs to the beat while alternating bent-elbow fist-punches, left and right. Over time, variations emerged. The punk version features a sharp striking out look with the arms, and is sometimes used in moshing to knock around others doing the same. However, this is rarely seen as an act of true aggression but rather a consensual release of emotion.
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As a teenager, he appeared in the ABC after school special Wanted: A Perfect Man (1986), the television film Hands of a Stranger (1987), and a 1989 Burger King commercial. After high school, Affleck moved briefly to New York in search of acting work. Later, while studying at Occidental College in Los Angeles, Affleck directed student films. As an actor, he had a series of "knock-around parts, one to the next".
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It is quite ironic really, because when I was young people used to say 'you're going to end up in prison'. I don't think this is quite what they had in mind." Expanding on this theme, Anderson told Alan Hubbard of UK newspaper The Independent, "When I went to Doncaster as a probation officer, I always remember at one point there were six inmates that I used to knock around with. There were a couple of them whose parents used to say 'don't mix with that Anderson because you'll get yourself into trouble'.
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He also appeared as "Pop" in the 1974 episode "Knock Around the Block" of ABC's Happy Days starring Tom Bosley, Marion Ross, Henry Winkler, and Ron Howard. From 1971 to 1975, he guest starred five times on ABC's sitcom The Odd Couple starring Tony Randall and Jack Klugman. In 1975, he appeared as Bernie in the Jack Albertson-Freddie Prinze NBC sitcom Chico and the Man in the episode entitled "Louie's Retirement". That same year, he appeared as Nathan Levine in the episode "The Social Worker" of ABC's sitcom Barney Miller.
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They also appeared to be worried about Casper when they thought he was going to face "the most evil spirit to haunt the Earth", Whitebeard, on his own. There was a rare occasion when Casper became furious and shouted at the Trio for not restraining their own anger during a "frightening storm", which fed off the fury of others. Casper even planned on leaving his uncles, which surprised them further. However, using the best thing to compliments only the Trio could give, such as "fun to knock around", "easily insultable", and even admitting that they liked him, they persuaded him to stay.
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In the two games, in which he had a combined 26 strikeouts, his opponents had gone 1-for-55 against him, making him the first Major League Baseball player to allow one hit or fewer in consecutive complete games since Jim Tobin of the Boston Braves in 1944. In a 9–2 victory over Pittsburgh at Nationals Park on June 21, the Nationals scored nine runs in the first inning. It set a new Nationals record for runs scored in the first inning and tied the Nationals record for runs scored in any inning.Janes, Chelsea, "Nationals score nine runs in the first to knock around Pirates, complete sweep," washingtonpost.com, June 21, 2015, 4:38 p.m. EDT.
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In his club's heyday, he served as matchmaker, referee, and announcer, often giving some colorful speeches during events. Arch Ward of The Chicago Tribune wrote on March 16, 1938, "Paddy McGuigan, old time boxer, who goes back to the bare-knuckle days, conducts a fight in Harrison, NJ... His speeches from the ring, delivered with a cud of tobacco in his cheek, are so funny they attract more customers than his bouts... He is 70 years old." When a fighter would feign injury or attempt to gain an advantage via a technicality, McGuigan would offer to fight them himself or otherwise heave them out of the ring personally. He was in such remarkable physical shape even in this older age that he could actually knock around many younger boxers of the time.
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An article in Maclean's in 1970 described Cassian: > In his quiet, smiling, intense way, Cassian reminds you of an academic, > perhaps a professor of middle-European languages. He plays guitar, wears his > black hair long, and has been known to step aboard someone’s yacht in a > pretty noisy pair of bellbottoms. Yachting people by tradition are a > conservative bunch, and Cassian inspires a fair number of rueful remarks > about “the hippy yacht designer.” George Cassian is going to knock around > the house on Sunday afternoon. He’s going to play a little Spanish guitar > for his wife, his two kids, and their German Shepherd bitch. He’s going to > play a little tennis or squash. He’s going to take his gleaming new, red, > knee - high Formula Ford out for a few laps at Mosport, or somewhere. Their first designs included a 34-foot steel boat, Vanadis, built by Kurt Beister in Germany and La Mouette, built of wood at Metro Marine in Bronte, Ontario.
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Matter & Energy powers aside, Major Force is a physical powerhouse comparable to some of the strongest of DC's metahumans. Force's Dilustel skin is linked to the Quantum Field, which enables him to absorb and manipulate virtually limitless amounts of matter to dynamically empower himself in a similar way Captain Atom can absorb limitless energy. This factor of his powers enables him superior strength (able to knock around Superman over several hundred miles from Metropolis to Ohio and trade blows with the equally powerful Captain Atom), invulnerability (withstanding all manner of energy attacks ranging from Green Lantern and Vuldarian energy blasts, resist small to large explosive forces and even weathered Captain Atom's quantum blasts more than once). Also due to his unique physiology, Major Force lacks the need for physical sustenance thanks to the Dilustel's connection to the Q-Field (he can survive indefinitely without need to eat, sleep, breath or rest while in action; this enables him to thrive and speak freely in the vacuum of space).
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