They used, like, a flash bang to breach the room.
|
|
L performance materializing like a flash mob in that city.
|
|
In our first ultrasound, we saw him move like a flash dancer.
|
|
Juul Labs launched the sleek device, which looks like a flash drive, in 2015.
|
|
The fight was swift — "it went by like a flash," the other man said.
|
|
It looks like a flash drive and is charged by plugging it into a laptop.
|
|
These white liberals come into our community like a flash of gold in the pan.
|
|
"The idea comes like a flash, but just then an absolute conscious work begins," Mas says.
|
|
When Snapchat launched in 2011, the app seemed like a flash-in-the-pan teen messaging fad.
|
|
It not only looked like a flash drive, it could be recharged in a computer's USB port.
|
|
"Like a flash of light, right through me," says a soldier (Claybourne Elder) whom Seurat once sketched.
|
|
Juul, the most popular brand, looks like a flash drive and can be charged in a USB port.
|
|
"The driver said it was like a flash, the person walked out in front of them," she said.
|
|
Now, almost two years have passed in what feels like a flash, and we're meeting at the Barbican.
|
|
It looks like a flash drive, it's not, and the kids can just tuck it away when they're done.
|
|
Some deals, like a flash sale to Iceland with flights as low as $269 from Boston, have already expired.
|
|
Sometimes they work, like a "Flash"-"Arrow"-"Legends of Tomorrow" crossover episode, and sometimes they don't, Mr. Berlanti said.
|
|
For something like a flash flood, it's best to stay put, and if you're driving, it's best to turn around.
|
|
"It's like a flash in the pan," said Stephen Haluszczak, 56, who is active in efforts to promote local Ukrainian identity.
|
|
That Heat era seems like a flash in the pan — four years, four Finals appearances, two championships, and that was it.
|
|
Juul is popular among teens for its easily concealable size — it looks like a flash drive — and flavors like mango and watermelon.
|
|
You can't tap into apps you have installed, like a flash briefing from CNBC or checking on the status of an Amazon order.
|
|
The region had crashed into a "flash" drought—think of it like a flash flood, only far bigger and therefore far more consequential.
|
|
Juuls caught on with high school students for their easily concealed size — they look like a flash drive — and the variety of fruit flavors.
|
|
That said, if you find yourself tearing through the book like a flash flood washing out a dirt road, I say go for it.
|
|
The Trump campaign has been like a flash flood that sweeps away the topsoil and both reveals and widens the chasms, crevices and cracks below.
|
|
Powerful explosions of radio waves known as fast radio bursts explode in the sky like a flash from a camera — a single, great release of energy.
|
|
When, on November 4, 1807, De Quincey finally met Wordsworth, near his front door, the poet appeared "like a flash of lightning," as De Quincey put it.
|
|
One clear message shone through like a flash of lightning from James Comey's testimony before the Senate Intelligence Committee Thursday morning: Hillary Clinton was right about Donald Trump.
|
|
The Samsung and Twitter situations underscore how fickle the tech world can be with once-hot products or services that can, in what seems like a flash, lose popularity.
|
|
"I can literally listen to a song on the radio when I'm driving and go to every single time that I've heard it, like a flash montage," she said.
|
|
A lot of people do a lot of good things for other people, and it's like a flash in the pan, where if it's something negative it sticks with you forever.
|
|
Hardware hack techniques, like a flash memory attack they developed, can facilitate the discovery of software bugs that not only expose the one hacked device, but every other unit of that model.
|
|
In many ways, it felt like a flash in the pan—a joke band that, much like the acts they were parodying, couldn't make the thing last more than a couple of years.
|
|
The brand grew in part because of popularity with young people, who were drawn to Juul's sweet flavors, its presence on social media, and its discreet device, which is shaped like a flash drive.
|
|
The sudden demise of the Cruz campaign, leaving Trump as the presumptive nominee, happened so quickly it hit many in the party like a flash grenade with their proverbial ears still ringing, in the aftermath.
|
|
Then the company found its current design, a sleek stick that looks like a flash drive, and largely stumbled onto a new way of delivering nicotine: it mixes nicotine with a chemical called benzoic acid.
|
|
On the other hand, the best moments of my twenties were spent in clubs, house parties and festivals, savoring the fleeting highs of those 48 hours like a flash of warm sun on an overcast day.
|
|
One phone has an entire section that rises up to reveal a selfie shooter, while the other features a much smaller popup housing that looks more like a flash on an old-school camera than a selfie cam.
|
|
While there could be a thoughtful discussion here about how domestic abuse survivors process their trauma, the series-opening visual instead feels like a flash-in-the-pan metaphor about women using makeup to hide their most concerning wounds.
|
|
That slip of a glance toward Littlefinger during Lady Mormont's pep talk looked more like a flash of worry that she might not be able to control Jon than a confirmation that she's totally 100 percent behind her brother-cousin.
|
|
Altria has a tiny slice of the market, while Juul, with its sleek device that looks like a flash drive, now controls more than 70 percent of the market, and is valued by investors at $16 billion, according to Nielsen data.
|
|
It does all the measuring using a laser located next to the flash's bulb, which means it should work no matter how dim the room, but won't work if you block the laser with something like a flash diffuser or your hand.
|
|
She was asked back, and brought Lydia along with her; in what seemed like a flash, the pair were dubbed the Secret Sisters, signed to a fat major label deal, and flown out to LA to figure out how to be a band.
|
|
We used plastic explosives to enter Iraqi homes in the dark hours, flowing through them like a flash flood, heralding our entry into each room with flash-bang grenades that felt like a punch in the head if you followed them too closely.
|
|
Even more jarring is the ninth episode ("Ruthie"), when what seems like a flash forward to a space future featuring Princess Carolyn's distant descendent is ultimately revealed to be a fantasy Princess Carolyn imagines in order to tell herself things will work out, eventually.
|
|
"The idea came to me like a flash of light: Go over Niagara Falls in a barrel," Taylor wrote in a slim 1902 souvenir memoir, "Over the Falls," which she later sold for 10 cents a copy at a stand near the site of her stunt.
|
|
The USB-A port serves several purposes: it can work as a second wall charger for non-USB-C devices, but it also does data transfer, allowing you to connect accessories to a Switch (like a GameCube dock or Ethernet adapter) or laptop (like a flash drive or... Ethernet adapter).
|
|
If the awakening wrought by Malala about girl power seemed like a flash in the pan, the scenes of millions of people across the globe taking to the streets to demand urgent action on the escalating environmental emergency, inspired by the Swedish teenager Greta Thunberg, should make all of us, pay attention.
|
|
He stood there shaken to his soul. The people accused him for a tragedy of which he never knew about. A great trap swung on him, leaving him helpless. The bribes, the uncouth politician and the smart liquor mafia, all came back to him like a flash.
|
|
Light came out of this river since -- you say Knights? Yes; but it is like a running blaze on a plain, like a flash of lightning in the clouds. We live in the flicker -- may it last as long as the old earth keeps rolling! But darkness was here yesterday.
|
|
Brazil has a > peculiar loping style of covering ground ... He can shift like a flash > either way, sidestep onrushing tacklers with the best and uses the straight > arm with telling effect. He's especially brilliant on returning punts in the > open. 'Braz' also shines as a pass thrower and receiver. But his forte is > punting.
|
|
Once I remember > going with my nurse, who held my hand (I had to stretch it up to hers, I was > so little) while we stood to watch the engine with its train of coal-wagons > pass. We were told it would come up like a flash of lightning, but it only > came lumbering on like a cart.
|
|
" Heisman recalled how Strupper overcame his deafness: "He couldn't hear anything but a regular shout. But he could read your lips like a flash. No lad that ever stepped on a football field had keener eyes than Everett had. The enemy found this out the minute he began looking for openings through which to run the ball.
|
|
" His stablemaster Tagonoura said of the retirement, "I was delighted when he became yokozuna but when you see him closely, you can tell that he was struggling a lot. These two years went like a flash." Hakuho on learning of Kisenosato's retirement said, "It’s lonely now. I’ve run out of words to express my appreciation for his efforts.
|
|
He could have played quarterback fine, but his enunciation wasn't clear enough for him to call the plays." Heisman recalled how Strupper overcame the obstacle posed by his deafness: "He couldn't hear anything but a regular shout. But he could read your lips like a flash. No lad that ever stepped on a football field had keener eyes than Everett had.
|
|
In 1886, Grigorovich famously encouraged young Anton Chekhov, telling him in a letter that he had a gift and should approach literature with more seriousness. "Your letter… struck me like a flash of lightning. I almost burst into tears, I was overwhelmed, and now I feel it left a deep mark on my soul," Chekhov replied.Letters of Anton Chekhov to His Family and Friends, ed.
|
|
You see when sickness in my kid days brought on this deafness my folks gave me the best instructors obtainable to teach me lip-reading." Heisman recalled how Strupper overcame his deafness: "He couldn't hear anything but a regular shout. But he could read your lips like a flash. No lad that ever stepped on a football field had keener eyes than Everett had.
|
|
" He and Harrison subsequently became regular users of the drug, joined by Starr on at least one occasion. Harrison's use of psychedelic drugs encouraged his path to meditation and Hinduism. He commented: "For me, it was like a flash. The first time I had acid, it just opened up something in my head that was inside of me, and I realized a lot of things.
|
|
But if this was an event like a flash flood, an entirely unpredictable event, it will be a novus actus. The question of A's beliefs is no different. If A honestly believes that B is only slightly injured and so could move himself out of danger without difficulty, how fair is it to say that he ought to have foreseen? The test is what the reasonable person would have known and foreseen, given what A had done.
|
|
Although the name of the product uses the English words "Black Thunder" (pronounced or transliterated as Burakku Sandah), the outer package also carries the Japanese kanji term for the product in a smaller font ('), so that the meaning would not be lost on consumers. An advertising slogan recorded from the development period translates to, "Delicious taste like a flash of lightning!" ( '), but was initially rejected in favor of the basic one-line descriptive "Black cocoa crunch".
|
|
Giving the episode a 7.5 out of 10, Eric Walters of Paste stated, that "Unlike last year, "Legends of Today" did not feel like a Flash episode featuring Team Arrow." He expected the 2015 crossover would be bigger than previous years' noting: "It is, but it's also far from complete." He felt that "Legends of Today" was not so much a The Flash episode, but more like "the first half of something much larger". In the end, he wished "the show had embraced it fully".
|
|
The flash lidar flashes a laser and acts like a flash camera permitting the generation of lidar maps and images. The Doppler lidar measures the vehicle's altitude and velocity to precisely land on the surface, and the high-altitude laser altimeter provides data enabling the vehicle to land in the chosen area. The lidar laser technology scans an area for hazards like craters or rocks before the lander touches down. The onboard system uses the data to build a terrain and elevation map of potential landing sites in real time.
|
|
Announced on 15 May 2014 and marketed in the month of July following, this new version offers a wider aperture telephoto, it increases from f/4.9 to f/2.8. The focal range is modified to receive more wide angle, it is equivalent to 24–70 (2.9x zoom). A new version of the microprocessor BIONZ (referred to as "X") more powerful and faster born. The housing incorporates an electronic viewfinder pop-up (a definition identical to that of the Sony α6000), like a flash (the latter taking the place of the ISO label, which disappears ).
|
|
In 2011, Xmi invested approximately $1million in a manufacturing plant in Shenzhen, China to help produce components and research for new ideas and improvements for its X-mini™ products. The plant employs about 180 engineers and assembly workers. Till date, Xmi's product lines encompass largely different models of capsule speakers produced by the company such as X-mini™ KAI, X-mini™ MAX, X-mini™ RAVE and X-mini™ HAPPY. X-mini™ HAPPY has a built-in MP3 player and a SD card reader which allows it to function like a flash drive when connected through USB.
|
|
He commented on Kisenosato's retirement in January 2019, "I was delighted when he became yokozuna but when you see him closely, you can tell that he was struggling a lot. These two years went like a flash." Tagonoura and his wife divorced after she had an affair with one of Tagonoura stable’s wrestlers in September 2019. He was criticized during after a photo emerged of him drunk and asleep in a restaurant during the July 2020 tournament, despite the Sumo Association's instructions for all its members to make unnecessary trips outside of their stables during the coronavirus pandemic.
|
|
Pearson was born on September 13, 1879 in the Brushy Mountains of Wilkes County, North Carolina. He was born in a log cabin on his parents’ farm. According to Pearson in his book My Fingers and My Toes, his first attempt at poetry came when he was about four years old: "One cold winter day my father had me out with him and asked me, "Jimmy, are you cold?" Without taking any time to study out my answer, it came like a flash: "My fingers and my toes, my feet and my hands, are jist as cold, as you'd ever see a man's.
|
|
Local legend dictates that after it was opened, "there burst forth a wondrous fire, like a flash of lightning", and that a coffin full of flint and a lamp were excavated. Thorpe additionally relates that legend has it that a priest who dwelt around had once sowed some rye, and that when the rye sprang up, so came Odin riding from the hills each evening. Odin was so massive that he towered over the farm-yard buildings, spear in hand. Halting before the entry way, he kept all from entering or leaving all night, which occurred every night until the rye was cut.
|
|
Teachers believe the device's compact design and sugary flavors are targeted at minors. "The prevalence of JUULs has also been intensified due to marketing of JUULs to high schoolers. JUULs look like flash drives because kids must hide them. No adult needs to have a vape that looks like a flash drive; they don’t need to hide that," Sean Christensen, a high schooler from Towson, Maryland, stated in 2018. The US FDA announced on September 12, 2018 that a series of critical and historic enforcement actions related to the sale and marketing of e-cigarettes to youth.
|
|
As often in Dickens where a satellite of the main character reproduces the course in parallel, the story of the Strong couple develops in counterpoint that of David and Dora. While Dora is in agony, David, himself obsessed with his role as a husband, observes the Strongs who are busy unraveling their marital distress. Two statements made by Annie Strong impressed him: in the first, she told him why she rejected Jack Maldon and thanked her husband for saving her "from the first impulse of an undisciplined heart". The second was like a flash of revelation: "There can be no disparity in marriage like unsuitability of mind and purpose".
|
|
In India, E. oxypetalum is called Iruludavare (ಇರುಳುದಾವರೆ) in Kannada, meaning 'night lotus'. It is believed that the wishes of people who pray to God while the flower is blooming will be fulfilled. It is also called as "Bramhakamal" in Maharashtra. Also it is called Gulebakavali in Ancient Tamil. It is called Kadupul flower in Sri Lanka (Sri Lanka’s native blossom) The Chinese chengyu (four character idiom) 曇花一現 (tán huā yī xiàn) use this flower (tan-hua; 曇花) to describe someone who has an impressive but very brief moment of glory, like a "flash in a pan," since an Epiphyllum oxypetalum plant might bloom only once a year over a few days.
|
|
The man takes a black scarf out and sniffs it before proceeding to cut the woman's throat, placing the scarf around her neck to catch the blood, then sticking his finger in her mouth, while smiling at Wilson through the rainy window, as if knowing they share a terrible secret. Wilson debates about whether or not he should call the police, but eventually reasons that perhaps it was just a gag, like a flash mob, or the other passengers on the bus had already attacked and subdued the man, allowing him the peace of mind to get out of the taxi and walk the rest of the way to his meeting in the rain.
|
|
However, Snaut talks to Harey in private and says that she will not be allowed on Earth and would not make it anyway since she only exists because of the energy directed at the space station by Solaris. The night before Kelvin and Harey are due to leave, Harey tricks Kelvin into taking a sleeping draught and while he is asleep writes a second suicide note to him, then goes to Snaut and Sartorius who have built a machine to cancel out the effects of Solaris making the visitors disappear. Harey asks them what it will be like, Snaut says it 'will be like a flash and breath of wind'. Harey is gone, the visitors do not return and the three scientists agree to stay on the station.
|
|
On the contrary, bayonets were fixed > and a determined charge made, until the fort was entered, and the Chinese > deserting the big guns still loaded, were climbing over the walls and > plunging down the hillside in full flight. > Many of the retreating insurgents had fled into the walled city of Changwha, > apparently with the idea of fighting from the walls, where a large force was > now assembled. But the Japanese in the fort above them had witnessed the > whole scene and turned the insurgents’ own guns down upon the city. The > Chinese had not thought of this; but like a flash their danger became > apparent; and from a position of calm defiance, they were thrown into a > frenzy of terror, and with a wild rush they sought escape through the South > Gate.
|
|
Marking Smith's entrance onto the Chicago art scene was her work in creating the Solar Flare Arkestral Marching Band Project, the yield from her residency with Threewalls. Composed of members of the Rich South High School (Richton Park, Illinois) marching band and occasionally the South Shore Drill Team as well, the Solar Flare Arkestral Marching Band descended like a flash mob on various parts of Chicago that had been hit with waves of youth violence, including Chinatown and the meatpacking district, a few times throughout the fall of 2010, playing and dancing to an orchestration of Sun Ra’s "Space is the Place" led by music director Y. L. Douglas. Smith coupled the militant undertones of marching bands with the Sun Ra-style of free jazz in an attempt to combat youth violence with music.
|
|
When inspiration came to him, it did so "like a flash of light, complete", as he put it: View of the statue showing the rider calling out As part of his preparation, Wynne visited Italy to see the Equestrian Statue of Marcus Aurelius in Rome and the Horses of Saint Mark in Venice. In his introductory essay in the book The Messenger, Lucius Noël notes Wynne's dislike for statues where the horse is shown as merely the support for the rider. Noël notes the way that Wynne highlights the interrelationship between horse and rider in the work, as he did in his previous two horse and rider sculptures. While noting the greater reality in the work than its two equestrian predecessors, he stresses the strong symbolism in the work.
|
|
Fred Gale in "Echoes from old Cricket Fields" (Simpkin and Marshall 1871), wrote "I must see another man who stands six-foot two, of gigantic but symmetrical figure, standing up his full height, taking six stately steps to the wicket, and bringing his arm round well below the shoulder, and sending the ball down like a flash of lightning dead on the wicket, before I can ever believe there is or has been a greater cricketer than Alfred Mynn". Mynn suffered an ankle injury before the famous 1836 match. He batted with a runner and was unable to bowl. Leg guards had not yet been invented and as he made his hundred in the second innings his legs were badly bruised by the Northern fast bowler Sam Redgate.
|
|
A swagman was strolling down the road towards them. Firing a few questions at him and then sweeping him into the back of the Customline, Murray slid the car into the bush at the pointed out place and commenced a fearful dice down to the control. Their at-first willing passenger became petrified in the rear. As the car slithered to a halt at the control the swagman was out like a flash and into the scrub.’ [32] Only in Australia, and certainly only back in the 1950s, would a swagman ever come to the navigational rescue of a competition trial car. [32] 1953 REDEX Reliability Trial Jack Murray and Bill Murray (no relation) failed to finish, their Chrysler Plymouth having rolled between Cloncurry and Mount Isa.[10] When interviewed by a news team shortly after the crash, every second word of Jack Murray's response had to be expurgated, a source of delight to many.[11] The rollover in 1953 gave rise to one of the most frequently told anecdotes about 'Gelignite' Jack Murray.
|
|
The term was colloquial and never applied by the British Armed Forces,Skennerton (1994), p.5 but the Rifle No. 5 Mk I was informally referred to as a "Jungle Carbine" by British and Commonwealth troops during the Malayan Emergency. The No. 5 was about 100 mm shorter and nearly a kilogram lighter than the No. 4 from which it was derived. A number of "lightening cuts" were made to the receiver body and the barrel, the bolt knob drilled out, woodwork cut down to reduce weight and had other new features like a flash suppressor and a rubber buttpad to help absorb the increased recoil and to prevent slippage on the shooters clothing while aiming.Skennerton (1994), p.7 Unlike modern recoil pads the No. 5 buttpad significantly reduced the contact area with the users shoulder increasing the amount of felt recoil of the firearm. According to official recoil tests the No. 4 rifle yielded free recoil energy and the No. 5 carbine . Of the No. 5 carbine extra recoil energy was caused by adding the conical flash suppressor (muzzle shroud).
|
|
With the replacement parts, he tried to fix the printer by himself, which was ultimately scrapped for parts. He began to start working on his own printer and which was named the Airwolf 3D. Wolf started the company in 2012 in Southern California along with his wife Eva wolf and started shipping fully assembled 3D printers. He designed the AW3D HDL, AW3D v.4, AW3D 5, AW3D 5.5, the AW3D XL, the HD professional-grade 3D printers and the most recently the AXIOM. Erick Wolf coined the phrase ‘3D Flash Print’ which involved makers from around the globe working together for dispatching 3d printer code to 3d printers around the world to get them to print simultaneously like a “flash mob”. He was named as a “Rising Star” from 2009 - 2014 by Super Lawyers. Wolf was selected as a semifinalist for Ernst & Young’s Entrepreneur of the Year 2015 Award in Orange County. He co-invented “wolfbite”, material for use in promoting adhesion and reducing warpage in 3D printing; bonding agents and adhesives; chemical products for use in 3D printing. In 2015, Wolf supervised the Airwolf 3D’s breaking event of the Guinness World Record.
|
|