He found himself sliding down the face of a cliff.
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In reality, he's been sliding down this path for years.
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That's young people's "warm butter sliding down hot toast" moment.
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We took turns sliding down a tunnel into the dark.
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But good luck keeping your glasses from sliding down your nose.
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Across the social spectrum, Yemenis are sliding down the poverty ladder.
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"He just kept sliding down and getting momentum," his dad said.
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There was nothing to keep the mud from sliding down hill.
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But from a physics perspective, it's a block sliding down an incline.
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Descending is particularly difficult; practice sliding down in a slow, controlled way.
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The young man in the psychiatrist's office paused, tears sliding down his cheeks.
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He was walking up the steps and then tried sliding down the bank.
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One example — in one of the shots where Hester's sliding down that roof.
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He came out as I was sliding down the wall and grabbed me.
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I was sliding down the bus, so I knew we were traveling uphill.
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Right now my foot is a bit fucked up from sliding down stair railings.
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Trigger warnings aren't in danger of sliding down to K-12 schools and movies.
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The high waist keeps them from ever sagging or gradually sliding down the butt.
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A pink form with a pale blue ellipse seems to be sliding down the incline.
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"He was sliding down and Kate joined him, trying to support him as he did."
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Does sliding down those things at a very high speed look terrifying and possibly dangerous?
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It has a round protuberance, which protects your hand from sliding down to the blade.
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"I was in good shape, because people were already sliding down the seat," he said.
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Is that really a teardrop that we see inside his helmet, sliding down his cheek?
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Tell us you don't smile when you see Justin sliding down a Slip 'N Slide.
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But to publicly entertain such theories, Mr. Erickson said, means sliding down a dangerous slope.
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More than half of all primate species are sliding down the path toward non-existence.
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The truck swerves and its chassis detaches, sliding down the street, striking and killing Ellie.
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And one that Trump's supporters seem entirely comfortable sliding down all the way to oblivion.
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But now, in our early fifties, we're sliding down the neck of the hourglass together.
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I'm naked and sweating profusely, my makeup slowly sliding down both sides of my face.
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"It's pretty much like a glacier of trash that keeps sliding down the hill," he says.
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When she's climbing up the pole, or sliding down it, friction and gravity come into play.
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Photographers also needs crampons to stop them sliding down into the course from their shooting position.
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Back then he debuted at #3, and has been sliding down the chaos ladder ever since.
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Sliding down ropes is doable domestically and is an activity that doesn't have an age limit.
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A bigger issue may be that so many companies are slowly sliding down the rating scale.
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Kanye shared a video of Kim and Paris, 37, sliding down the hill on his Twitter Account.
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So a mudslide would be mud and water sliding down a slope, slipping, kind of a blob.
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Over here, pop has been sliding down the charts, abdicating the throne to trap and SoundCloud rap.
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"I started looking down and just started sliding down the face of the rock," he told reporters.
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I drank a cricket powder protein shake, which felt a bit like sand sliding down my throat.
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She collapses, her back sliding down the wall, and the camera, staying near her head, follows her.
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I finally clambered to the tippy-top and grabbed hold of the wall to keep from sliding down.
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By day, Ty is a "fit and handsome firefighter" — but by night, he's sliding down a different pole.
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The court can avoid sliding down a slippery slope by issuing an opinion tied tightly to the facts.
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The Zookeeper's Wife paints the moral slope as a slippery, gradual thing that anyone's capable of sliding down.
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At one point, Brown even practices his TD celebration by jumping on a light pole and sliding down!
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While Charlotte is streaking, Dallas is sliding down the Western Conference with a season-worst five consecutive losses.
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I was bushwhacking, sliding down banks, and catching them on anything and everything, just trying to tear them.
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"If you're the president of the company, and you're sliding down tables, your employees will too," she said.
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Imports of concentrate from Myanmar are still sliding, down 43 percent in the first seven months of 2017.
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But he warned that economic deterioration and credit rating declines "can occur rapidly, like sliding down a slippery slope".
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Pictures of the accident show hundreds of live slime eels sliding down the road in a thick, white goo.
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He and Paruso attempted to venture off the trail by sliding down what they believed was a short cliff.
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For me, it's as if I'm sliding down a mountain swinging a pickax that fails to stop my descent.
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In the late afternoon, the sun creates a shadow that looks like a snake sliding down the northern staircase.
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Sometimes the opening days of New York Fashion Week felt like an exercise in sliding down brightly festooned wormholes.
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She wore a navy-blue dress with white skulls printed on it, her tortoiseshell glasses sliding down her nose.
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But what&aposs happening now is quickly sliding down a slippery slope toward harassment, denial of service and abusive behavior.
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Knox's vehicle overturned once, sliding down the highway on its roof before hitting a culvert and overturning again, News4 reports.
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In a clip showcasing the new Question Time set, Dimbleby can't resist sliding down a prop gleefully in his suit.
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In 1983, an inmate escaped by cutting through the chain-link roof cage and sliding down bedsheets, the Register reported.
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The descent between where we are today and unchecked authoritarianism is long, but we are sliding down it very fast.
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Read more:Roger Federer is sliding down the world tennis rankings, but there's a very good reason why he won't care
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" Grinning after sliding down a muddy jungle ravine in "Romancing the Stone" (1984), Michael Douglas shouted, "What a ride, huh?
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I've seen it twice, and both times, the audience was laughing uproariously (though I was sliding down in my chair).
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Sliding down was so much fun but it was too short of a ride, considering how steep the hill was.
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Ira Lee made his first start of the season at power forward, with Stone Gettings sliding down to small forward.
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A stylish pattern means nothing if the waistband is constantly sliding down, or the butt turns semi-transparent mid-squat.
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Surveillance video released by the local police showed a person climbing on the side of the tree and sliding down.
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It was an empty raft sliding down Splash Mountain, taken at precisely the moment I was walking down the emergency stairwell.
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House of Eternal Return is a creative free-for-all, like falling into a dream or sliding down a rabbit hole.
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Read more: Roger Federer is sliding down the world tennis rankings, but there's a very good reason why he won't care
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It is sliding down international rankings of social progress that it used to top, in areas like public health and education.
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Sandy said that despite the boulders and geotextiles added three years ago, the reinforcement is slowly sliding down into the water.
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Concerns about his ultimate NBA upside, however, and the strong performances of other top names have him sliding down draft boards.
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A viral video posted to Twitter shows people climbing the US-Mexico border wall and easily sliding down the other side.
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Larkin led the complaints that GEDmatch was sliding down a "slippery slope" after it allowed the investigation of the Utah assault.
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He stuffed them into a bag, and escaped by sliding down a rope he and his accomplice had put in place.
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The reasons for investors to be pessimistic are beginning to pile up just as quickly as the market has been sliding down.
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Shazier delivered a diving tackle into Kizer as the rookie was sliding down to the ground and drew a 15-yard penalty.
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It's when she slips out into the hallway, a tear or two sliding down her peachy cheeks, that shit really gets interesting.
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It may have looked cool in Skyfall, but in real life sliding down a London tube escalator is far, far less glamorous.
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They stopped her jumping around in her parents' flat in Odessa, or sliding down the iron bannisters, in case the neighbours complained.
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A quota system would prevent some people — there's no way in advance to tell how many — from sliding down that slippery slope.
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His viral moment came after swinging open the jet's side door, deploying the emergency chute and sliding down with beers in hand.
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One shot shows Rey sliding down a sand dune in Abu Dhabi set against the backdrop of a huge crashed Star Destroyer.
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We descended by glissading — leaping down the mountain and sliding down the snow on your feet (and, in my case, my butt).
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She had always smoked, but now she smoked too much, and kept sliding down to grotty council flats and life on benefits.
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Descending the staircase into the restaurant feels akin to sliding down the Batpole into a sleek, jazzy subterranean haven from all that.
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And houses that were once tucked neatly into the hills are now roofless, irreparably damaged wrecks sliding down the sides of them.
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It's imperative you do your sexting with as much subtlety and secrecy as you can — just like Santa when he's sliding down chimneys.
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We sat down at our table (in direct sunlight), and he glanced at the droplets I could already feel sliding down my face.
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He tried to help her, he says — sliding down the ravine and trying to swim across a freezing creek to get to her.
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In January 2017, the house was in danger of sliding down the side of a mountain after the ground was compromised by storms.
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He tried to help her, he said — sliding down the ravine and trying to swim across a freezing creek to get to her.
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For 2 pounds ($2.42), visitors can enjoy a unique view of the architectural splendor of the building before sliding down into the nave.
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But Apple's share of China's smartphone market has been sliding, down to about 7 percent from an estimated 16.5 percent in late 2014.
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He tries again, brushing the top of the wall before sliding down on his back, floppy as a sleeping man strapped to a luge.
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As the name implies, sliding down a snow-covered hill on the Sled Legs is not unlike riding a toboggan while kneeling on it.
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The fat coming out of it and sliding down your face is what makes your mouth water even before you take the first bite.
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This situation is not only indicative of being on a steep, slippery slope, but that we are sliding down this slope at breakneck speed.
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After stopping the car, video shows her getting back out and sliding down to the street in relief as patrons rush to her side.
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He tries to slide the gown back up to cover the real one up but it keeps sliding down and honestly, I don't care.
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Thirst could send the cows sliding down the hill to the swamp without waiting for the herders to take them to the watering holes.
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That is, until one morning in early October when I sat up in bed and felt a sickening wet mucus sliding down my chest.
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People worry that we are sliding down a slippery slope to neo-puritanism, or in the throes of a witch hunt for sexual impropriety.
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The audiences who watch Woodstock now likely won't be dosing with brown acid and giddily sliding down muddy hills (although I suppose anything's possible).
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The top of the costume was made of elastic, and in the middle of a spin I could feel it sliding down, down, down.
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The upper chain of braces was caught in my lip again, and my palms were sweating, and my glasses were sliding down my nose.
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A video showing people apparently climbing the US-Mexico border wall and easily sliding down the other side has gone viral on social media.
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They escaped by sliding down a rope in a robbery considered by the U.S. FBI as one of the top ten global art crimes.
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Near the top of the mountain, the granite slope was slick from rain, and Tia slipped and fell, nearly sliding down the entire slope.
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The California girl is new to the slopes (at least new to sliding down the slopes), and she's taken her share of beginner's tumbles.
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At one point, during "I'm a Slave 4 U", she started spinning her pony tail around like a human helicopter while sliding down a pole.
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The most recent Energy Information Administration forecast shows coal's share of electric power sliding down again to 26% next year, compared to 28% in 2018.
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Really, really slowly I started lowering myself in my chair, like sliding down out of it, while he was eating his ravioli talking about whatever.
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There are also some unexpected dance sequences, too, with performers sliding down chutes on the factory floor, that have the feel of a Maoist pageant.
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At some point, a scarf wrapped around my head (the space is seriously over-air-conditioned), I start sliding down the sofa and into sleep.
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As you proceed deeper into the game, you encounter a computer where you can play the game again, sliding down through three layers of metatext.
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The "Bangerz" tour will always be famous for one thing: Miley Cyrus entering through a gigantic version of her head and sliding down her tongue.
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As we grow older, we try to quash that sense of playfulness; we forgo the joy of stamping in puddles and sliding down muddy banks.
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The other refused to budge, eventually sliding down the bank on his stomach only after his mother coaxed him for several minutes with her trunk.
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The Cboe Volatility index — widely considered the best fear gauge on Wall Street — broke above 50 in early trading Tuesday before sliding down to 29.69.
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Demi Lovato just got a taste of living in the Hollywood Hills -- a bad taste -- because her house is in danger of sliding down a cliff.
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Yeah, Google's latest "ride" doesn't sound as exciting, but it's a bit nerve-racking as you're sliding down in front of CES attendees and photographers galore.
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She managed to sneak in some fun anyway, sliding down the banisters or swimming at the lake in summer or sledding down the big hill in winter.
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Even residents who spoke about extreme abuse also laughed about sliding down bannisters, appreciated learning how to sew, or expressed pride about starring in an orphanage play.
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And Ruby Bridges's antagonists in "The Problem We All Live With" appear only in the form of ugly graffiti and a thrown tomato sliding down a wall.
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Previous methods include building a structure and repeatedly grabbing a shopping cart while standing inside the structure, and grabbing a shopping cart while sliding down a mountain.
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I mentioned that I tried raw eggs, too, and discovered they tasted bad and the feeling of a yolk sliding down my throat almost made me puke.
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As I waited my turn to interview the designer, I could feel the adhesive start to unstick itself from the pad and start sliding down my skirt.
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On Sunday afternoon, the dancer Oisin Monaghan spent over an hour on that route, sliding down the steps through a glacial series of reclining, prone and seated poses.
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The 1983 video for "Burning Down the House" featured Byrne's giant open-mouthed face sliding down a highway, a child version of himself and awkward synchronized shoulder dancing.
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More than 22 runners from 25 countries took part in Red Bull's 33 event in the Black Forest, running up the skijump slope instead of sliding down it.
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After sliding down an elevator shaft at 88-90 Hatton Garden in London's diamond district, they used power drills to bore a hole through a reinforced concrete wall.
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Another video shows at least one person being thrown over the rear of the car onto the roof of the silver convertible then sliding down onto the hood.
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Fire and disaster management officials say the bus veered off to the opposite lane on a mountain road before ramming through a guardrail and sliding down the mountainside.
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Hilton, who wore a short red number for the evening, and Kim expressed their excitement about sliding down a hill in a video posted on Kanye's Twitter account.
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The Boston Red Sox figured to pad their home record this week with the slumping Chicago White Sox coming to town but instead are sliding down the standings.
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Photographer Ana Maria Dumbrava snapped a photo of a couple sliding down a sand dune, and the impact of their small bodies against the large desert is stunning.
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"Fast times," he captioned a picture of himself sliding down a snowy slope in an inflatable candy-cane striped tube, with his son Reign — who turns 2 next week!
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Steven Slater, who worked for JetBlue, unleashed a profanity-laced tirade before grabbing beer and sliding down the chute at New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport in 2010.
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Hilton, wearing a short red number, and Kardashian expressed their excitement about sliding down the hill in a video Kardashian West's husband Kanye West posted on his Twitter account.
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A later battle lets Woo pull off some signature moves, including combatants firing wildly while sliding down a flight of stairs, but it also gets exasperatingly chaotic and meaningless.
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But when Rickey pulled up to his mother's window to tell her something, a car slammed into the bicycle and sent the 34-year-old sliding down the pavement.
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Michael Kidd-Gilchrist is the only small forward on the roster, so shooting guards Batum and Marco Belinelli take turns sliding down to that spot with the second unit.
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Both are passionate about the sport, and, more than anything else, wanted to capture the feeling of being out there, strapping on a snowboard, and sliding down a mountain.
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It's a simple story: Peter wakes up, puts on a red snowsuit and plays in the snow, making tracks and snow angels and sliding down a "mountain" of snow.
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The boys still shudder to think of the time they rolled poorly after killing a wizard and ended up sliding down a shaft into a purgatory filled with slime.
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Zensah is a brand known for tight fitting compression products, but even if you aren't looking for compression, their snug fit keeps them from sliding down during your runs.
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A glacier in the Alps is at risk of an imminent collapse that would send up to 8.8 million cubic feet of ice sliding down the Mont Blanc massif.
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No, that's not a real panda — it's a Harbin International Ice and Snow World festival volunteer employee wearing a panda costume sliding down an ice sculpture in Harbin, China.
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A preventive approach secures help for individuals showing early signs of despair, like my friend, Gloria, and perhaps keep thousands of people from sliding down the road to addiction.
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"Your dad's at the end of his rope/ I'm sliding down a slippery slope/ Anyway, sweetie, I better go, I'm getting sleepy … Love, Dad, s—, I don't know," he raps.
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Here's a great '90s Nickelodeon survival tip: If you're going to get slimed, lean back, because you do not want that green stuff sliding down your butt – there's no traction.
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It understands that what we want most from our fake meats is what we want most from our real meat: rich, delicious fat juice sliding down our chins and gullets.
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Every detail in this and Oxenbury's other board books for babies and toddlers adds real-life interest, from pants sliding down to a shock of hair sticking out just so.
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You won't need a colander to keep your pasta, beans, or veggies from sliding down the drain when you clip the Kitchen Gizmo Snap 'n Strain onto your pot first.
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The most upvoted post on r/bitcoin at one point on Friday morning was a video of a man sliding down an escalator and flying into the ground, captioned "Bitcoin today."
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads A visitor to the Brooklyn Museum on Saturday, October 6, fell to his death while sliding down a stairwell banister, the museum confirmed to Hyperallergic.
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This can be used to give yourself a headstart on dropping down from high areas, or just to let you continue sliding down slopes as you're clicking through the text boxes.
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"I think if we can push this we can hit a tipping point, and if there are enough women in senior management, it'll be like sliding down the slope," she said.
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By now, most sports fans are at least a little familiar with the luge: Sledders lying on their backs have been sliding down an icy course at the Olympics since 1964.
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Its windows are thrown open, violently purple curtains billowing in the wind, as Prince's "Take Me With You" plays at full blast, his voice sliding down the baking sidewalk like marmalade.
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A video that went viral in December showed people easily sliding down the border wall slats like a fireman&aposs pole before running away as a Border Patrol vehicle pulls up.
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"There's just a ton to like about this company, which managed to reverse a niggling trend towards sliding down the day after it reports," the "Mad Money " host said on Monday.
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The Republicans will hang on to more, but they expected to win this election—until a few weeks ago, when LRM's victory became as inevitable as the blade sliding down the guillotine.
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The boy was sliding down the three-story slide called the Emerald Plunge Saturday and had neared the bottom when when he flew over the edge to land on concrete, KTRK reports.
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We all knew that one kid who would climb up the slide instead of actually sliding down it, usually because they were anti-establishment or still figuring out how the world works.
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Often, the words being spoken are simultaneously seen (via Eva von Schweinitz's projections) sliding down the walls of Jim Findlay's multi-table set, which suggests the shabby boardroom of an underfinanced company.
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It's an extreme sport where men and women demonstrate their courage by willingly lying down on two banana tree trunks and sliding down a 45-degree bumpy hill as fast as possible.
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The 31-year-old Scot has entered the tournament with his protected ranking of number two after sliding down to 259th in the world in the wake of surgery on his injured joint.
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Sliding down bannisters and bish-bash-boshing stuff in the oven, Oliver introduced Britain to prosciutto ("the Italian version of our streaky bacon") and homemade tagliatelle and without being a dick about it.
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It was already known that the droplets, levitating on top of a layer of vapor, move easily, but the presumption was that they were sliding down a slope or pushed by air currents.
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I'm rambling on with this ridiculous story involving borrowed pants and a bunch of other obviously false intricate details when I felt the plastic applicator fall out, and start sliding down my leg.
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Like at least 2127,231 others this season, so far, at the Manhattan location (Bane originated in New Jersey), I yelped mercy instead of sliding down into a pitch black void called the garbage hole.
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That's why so many politicians currently making inroads from the the far right label themselves "liberty-minded": They have pledged to prevent the first rock from sliding down the slippery slope toward government control.
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Her well-kept building has a wide, handsome marble and oak foyer where one can envision the children of the original owner, a Union officer in the Civil War, sliding down the gleaming banister.
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As audience members arrived at Japan Society on Friday night, the performer Takao Kawaguchi was already in motion, sliding down banisters, wrestling with a garden hose and otherwise making mischief in the theater lobby.
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The course became the book, for which I got $9,1003, but will set me sliding down the rainbow of brand and platform and everything else that's supposed to land at the pot of gold.
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He is not going to be sliding down to play the wing, and he will not be bringing the ball upcourt to initiate the offense, no matter how the Denver Nuggets future shakes out.
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King's rented bungalow sat at the top of a residential street on a small foothill, but with a blizzard still pummeling the town, the Uber driver found his S.U.V. sliding down the icy grade.
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And the Red Mighty Morphin Power Ranger — at 77 feet long, the lengthiest balloon in the parade — grazed his knee on Central Park West, not so much flying as sliding down the parade route.
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Shares of General Mills, the consumer packaged goods giant behind such storied brands as Cheerios and Betty Crocker, fell on news of the deal, sliding down to $51 and change from $55 on Thursday.
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Doll was in with a shout of a medal but a miss on the range sent him sliding down the field and his compatriots Schempp and Lesser were left to battle it out with Fourcade.
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Nathan and company spend too much time in their jeep, too much time swinging from ropes, too much time clambering up cliff faces and sliding down shale slopes on what are presumably asses of iron.
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It brought Olivier Giroud to life in an enormity that all bar the man himself might have found overly grand, with beads of glistening sweat the size of a family car sliding down his face.
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And then after their show I smile at them cause they're hot shit and they smile back and meanwhile they have one hand in my wallet and the other sliding down my life partner's back.
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By the time we get to backbends, the mirrored wall has steamed up from all the sweat; my palms sliding down it as I practice dropping back from a standing position into an upside-down pose.
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When we allow the President and his staff to dictate what questions they answer -- or whether they answer questions at all -- we run the risk of sliding down a slippery slope away from a healthy democracy.
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A series of rare 83 photos, posted by NBC's TODAY show, capture the Obama daughters sliding down a wooden ramp, peering inside the Lincoln Bedroom and sprawling across big red chairs in the White House movie theater.
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With songs like Shakira's "Hips Don't Lie" blasting, the partygoers took turns sliding down a giant, red, white and blue slide with the words "Taymerica" on the side, and also played a game of football on the lawn.
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When books arrived from the prison library, he says, it felt as if "Santa Claus had just come sliding down the chimney," and he began taking part in study groups with other prisoners to discuss what they'd read.
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With a deft movement, he pushed almost the entire sausage into the roll, until just a nubbin—a mere knoll of pork—was left poking out of the top, a necklace of brownish ketchup sliding down the sides.
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There is shooting and stabbing galore, a clever kidnapping-by-truck routine and breathtaking car chases, as well as a harrowing scene of our heroine sliding down a long conveyor belt that feeds a bubbling caldron of waste.
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When I arrived at Adrie's house last summer, I found Alfons at the end of the driveway, glasses sliding down his nose, carefully filling a crack in the robin's-egg-blue butt cheek of a silicon Neanderthal mold.
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Gagh, a delicacy for the Star Trek universe's martial Klingon race, is a glob of worms, usually served live and wriggling, because even Klingons supposedly hate their taste, but love the feeling of convulsing death sliding down their gullets.
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"What they were was a bunch of trees that were being snapped by the mud and boulders and debris that were sliding down Toro Canyon," Jonathan Reichlen, 45, who owns an urban landscaping company, said in a phone interview.
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It can be seen as sort of a kamikaze attitude but intercepting counters up the center of round kicks or sliding down the side of straight kicks are among the most powerful techniques that competition karate can teach you.
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The result is what you saw on the nightly news: dams falling apart, bridges cracking, highways under water, houses sliding down hillsides, gusts topping 190 miles an hour, and people trying to find their way through San Jose, Calif.
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"This should keep the pattern volatile across North America, keep much of western-central Canada well below average on the temperature front, with periodic Arctic air mass intrusions sliding down the Rockies and spreading eastward into the eastern states," Ventrice said.
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Which had something to do with early 20th-century art movements such as the Bauhaus, which seems to be having something of a moment in Milan; and something to do with assemblage; and everything to do, apparently, with sliding down rainbows.
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When I was thirteen, and we had known each other for a couple of weeks, I noticed that while explaining how to build an invincible Magic deck, a drop of thick saliva was sliding down from the corner of his mouth.
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Mr. Blanco, the construction worker, was flanked by his father, Ernesto, 65, who remembered the El Niño of 1983, which sent sheets of mud sliding down a hill only a few hundred yards from the one that had recently collapsed.
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The little guy clearly got quite a kick out of his discovery, sliding down the small hill and pouncing back up through the snow to do it all over again, even pausing to shoot a quick look at the camera.
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But more so than being queasy — at the sight of the now-evil Flubber entering Reynolds' mouth, then visibly sliding down his throat into his stomach, Alien-style, while crunching and destroying his insides — I was pissed that he was ALREADY DEAD.
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Like, entertaining johns and gentlemen in her little pied-à-terre downtown, and then sliding down the fire-fucking-pole and punching the clock to pop that pussy in a handstand on stage for the rest of her Friday and Saturday nights.
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So far they've only hosted friends and family, but they are getting in touch with Tanglewood Festival organizers about next summer's visiting musicians — which means it's entirely possible that Renée Fleming or Wynton Marsalis might be sliding down the banister before long.
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Try sticking this serum-soaked option, which is packed with illuminating vitamin B3 and calming allantoin, in the fridge: The ultra-thin and slightly grippy gel really stays put to take down swelling right where you need it, as opposed to sliding down your face.
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She had comfortable wins in the first two rounds and was growing in confidence, but she had no answers for Kerber, who is on a 12-match winning streak in a kind of comeback of her own after a sliding down the rankings last year.
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The Verse was touted as the sleekest virtual reality delivery system yet: a $600 earbud that could impart any combination of sensory experiences directly into your cortex, from the Sorting Hat sliding down over your eyes to the melancholic shine of Gatsby's green light.
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Partygoers, which included Blake Lively, Ryan Reynolds, Karlie Kloss, Cara Delevingne, then boyfriend Tom Hiddleston and more stars, took turns sliding down a giant, red, white and blue slide with the words "Taymerica" on the side, and also played a game of football on the lawn.
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What extended our stay for another hour was a free workshop in which kids and their parents were given a wide assortment of wheels, pulleys, rods and decorative feathers — material from which they could construct imaginative vehicles capable of sliding down a long piece of string.
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They&aposve had bailing wire that they&aposll hook on the fence or they have a shoe that might be wide enough where they can kind of shimmy up the top of it and slide down the back side of it, just kind of like sliding down a pole.
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"You had these cars that were set on fires, people were sliding down these poles," before explaining that a group of Eagles fans had also climbed on top of an awning at Philadelphia's Ritz-Carlton hotel, and that the awning eventually collapsed from the weight, injuring several people.
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But having owned several handheld devices before, I wondered that if I really wanted to commit I should bite the bullet and buy a PS4 or XBox (a gaming PC wasn't even up for consideration as that is one slippery slope I have no intention of ever sliding down).
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Molly seemed both determined to listen to "The Riff" from Hal's console and remarkably interested in Hal's job duties, apparently fascinated by her subtlest gestures: her fingers sliding down the pot on a guest who had become animated and loud; patching in an ISDN line for a studio hookup.
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The Thor actor was spotted with a faux heart tattoo with a "T" on his arm and wore an "I [heart] T.S." tank top while they clung onto each other in the ocean one day before holding hands sliding down a giant "Taymerica" slide at her backyard bash on Independence Day.
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There was a photograph of the stage for Miley Cyrus's "Bangerz" tour (Cyrus sliding down a simulacrum of her own tongue) and, hanging from a hat stand, dozens of backstage passes—Kanye West's "Touch the Sky" tour, Lady Gaga's "Monster Ball," the Pet Shop Boys' "Electric" world tour, and so on.
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"Rachel possibly injured herself sliding down a cliff and Joseph went after her and took care of her," he said, adding that her T-shirt was wrapped around her head like a bandage and Orbeso took his shirt off and put it over her legs to protect them from the sun and heat.
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" With time, Mr. Lux gravitated toward a taut, precise realism, finding his subject matter in seemingly mundane events to which he applied an often comic twist, reflected in titles like "Attila the Hun Meets Pope Leo I" and "Like Tiny Baby Jesus, in Velour Pants, Sliding Down Your Throat (a Belgian Euphemism).
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He closed his eyes and willed it to land at J.F.K. He imagined the hard body of the plane pushing downward through the thick mass of clouds, emerging in a clean empty space between sky and ground, and then sliding down in one bold, determined movement until its wheels touched the runway.
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A week or two later, Segel drove up the California coast and found himself participating in the first chapter of a new project, The Latitude Society, which had him sliding down a hidden passage into an occult library and then back into the street, following clues from one local business to the next.
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Styles came in looking as though he was about to enter the listless drifting phase of so many WWE careers, which would have been a shame and a waste, but would hardly have been unique; plenty of talented workers have been left without much of a story and condemned to slowly sliding down the card.
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The puzzle was a bit of a challenge because of all those triple-checked letters, but I liked the idea of the scales sliding down the grid, and I liked that I could get four different reasonably well-known scales in there all named after people and all sharing a letter with what they measure.
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I listened more, wanting to physically shove it into my ears, gliding on the wings of the chorus, sliding down the key change, and crashing dizzy into the last enormous chorus, led all the while by the distinctive vocal fry of Britney Spears, whose voice—sweet and salty, like cinema popcorn—was like nothing I'd heard before.
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I received these waders and boots courtesy of Patagonia this past spring, and ever since the snow melted in the Catskills, I've been putting them to the test: Packing them on treks, sliding down riverbanks, clamoring back up them, snagging on branches and thorn bushes, and leaving them a wet, soggy mess in the back of my car (strictly for testing purposes).
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Aloy's insistence—again Tomb Raider style—of only grabbing a ledge when there's a bright yellow piece of rope attached to it, or some other obvious marker, is a pain in the butt when so many other parts of the game's elevated map could/should be more readily accessible (that said, it's fairly forgiving when it comes to sliding down steep declines, and bounding over rocks with Aloy's legs neatly tucked against her chest, which I really appreciate).
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The album opener "Real Death" — the phrase "death is real" makes appearances throughout the album, as if Mr. Elverum is still needing to remind himself of that fact — turns on an awful moment that limns the space between the living and the dead: I go downstairs and outside and you still get mailA week after you died a package with your name on it cameAnd inside was a gift for our daughter you had ordered in secretAnd collapsed there on the front steps I wailedA backpack for when she goes to school a couple years from nowYou were thinking ahead to a future you must have known deep down would not include youThough you clawed at the cliff you were sliding down Occasionally he reaches for air, only to realize how suffocating real life is.
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José Roca, the artistic director of Bogotá's FLORA arts center (and formerly at Tate Modern) remarked online that, while criticism is always welcome as a safety valve, to criticize Salcedo for opportunism is to not acknowledge her decades of engagement with political violence in Colombia: In a country where oblivion is a policy of the state, Salcedo re-inscribes these events in the public eye through strong symbolic acts, such as the chairs sliding down from the Justice Palace […] García Márquez inscribed the banana massacres in the collective consciousness of Colombia through literature, at a time when the government was diligently busy with dispersing the evidence, Salcedo has done the same with other violent events, and in many cases achieves this through inviting others to constitute themselves as participants in the act of public inscription.
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