Transformers melts down to a bunch of robots smacking into each other.
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The playlist includes radar echoes, plasma waves, and even dust smacking into a comet.
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So we just keep smacking into one another going in opposite directions down the same highway.
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"This is like an 242-wheeler smacking into us," said the chairwoman of the Democratic National Committee.
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Recent weather models from the National Hurricane Center show it smacking into the center of the state.
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But in the meantime, at least there is immediate care for those Apple employees smacking into Apple Park's glass walls.[CNBC]
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The worst this space ball could do if hacked by some evil entity is to try smacking into you with its flat end, repeatedly.
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At the New York Academy of Art's annual Tribeca Ball this month, it was hard to move without smacking into someone famous and thin.
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To be exact, in the ABC in Manchester, England, on November 20, 1963, and the Beatles onstage, smacking into "She Loves You" without ado.
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Pfeiffer has stripped from the footage its actual audio: the sound of leather gloves smacking into skin, audience cheers, and the chatter of the commentators.
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"Rudy's out there running off of cliffs, smacking into road signs and watching his own schemes just blow up on him to defend Trump," Wilson said.
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Soon enough, shooting erupted all around, with bullets fired from the pro-Russian line smacking into the abandoned country houses where the Ukrainian conscripts sleep during the day.
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Los Angeles CF Joc Pederson (shoulder) departed in the eighth inning on Tuesday after smacking into the fence while making a terrific catch but X-rays were negative. 2.
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Not having to worry about cords as I wander around the room erases at least one burden—unfortunately I still have to worry about smacking into furniture and people.
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Some tested software to help satellites to avoid smacking into each other in space, while others investigated ways to build large telescopes out of a bunch of small, autonomous robots.
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But that's what happened Tuesday morning in San Bernardino County, California, after residents called 911 to say two hot-air balloons were flying extremely low and possibly smacking into residences.
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"This is like an 18-wheeler smacking into us, and it just becomes a huge distraction at the worst possible time," said Donna Brazile, the chairwoman of the Democratic National Committee and a close Clinton ally.
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Ryan Paul, writing for Ars Technica, said in April 2012 when the name was announced "A Quetzal is a colorful bird that is common to Central America. The most well-known variety, the resplendent quetzal, is known for its beauty. The name is a good fit for Ubuntu, which aims to soar in the cloud, offer visual appeal without compromising function, and avoid smacking into closed windows." The Ubuntu Developer Summit held in May 2012 set the priorities for this release.
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