But Headley couldn't find the bag, twice stepping around it.
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"We're really stepping around that issue because we're focusing on very distinct objects," said Huver.
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My way of stepping around the legal aspect is to simply keep a low profile.
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Then he starts goose-stepping around the room and gives a heil as he departs.
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Smooth entered the space on sea legs, stepping around uneasily, trying to find his balance.
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We, the viewers, mingled at its edges, stepping around where its lowest tentacles reached the floor.
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But people were careful with me, stepping around me like a bomb that might go off.
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On Saturday, he was playing trap music on an endless loop while techno two-stepping around the apartment in a robe.
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As a result, I was bobbing and stepping around the rubber mat, arms moving, while the virtual version of me went virtually nowhere.
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Mr. Capriles looked over at his little girl, who was gingerly stepping around scattered blankets on the floor toward the open arms of one of his cousins.
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"We don't try to stop him — we just let him be," his middle daughter, Nefrette Halim, said while stepping around clocks and windows in one of his storage spaces.
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The spacecraft will divide each hemisphere of the heavens into 13 slices and stare at each segment for 27 days at a time, stepping around the sky in two years.
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Hours later, investigators walked the rain-soaked crime scene beneath the traffic signal on North Conduit Avenue, stepping around more than a dozen clear plastic drinking cups placed over shell casings on the roadway.
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In a full outfit by the Japanese label Montbell, complete with a blue hoodie, Mack, 30, calmly moves about his studio, stepping around the textiles he forages on the street and sources from Mood Fabrics.
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Manu, clever as he was, rejiggered this approach to deny himself the extra momentum while giving himself a different angle at the rim, stepping around his defender and hitting the rim instead of through him.
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The dual-task balance training produced greater improvements in gait for situations requiring both coordination and sustained attention, like stepping around obstacles, than it did for "single-task" situations like walking in a straight line in an empty room.
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Any time the two get close enough to exchange, it might well be worth Rigondeaux looking to grab the collar tie both to frustrate Lomachenko with rough-house tactics, but also to prevent him from stepping around to the side.
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It is a fact that they both seem aware of, in the music they make together, but they treat those tropes as potholes on their journey through the outer realms of experimental music—acknowledging their presence and gleefully stepping around them.
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Sure enough, a DJ emerges and proceeds to play "Born Slippy" into The Stone Roses' "Made Of Stone" into anything else that falls under the infamous musical sub-genre 'pingers' to one of the biggest crowds I've seen two-stepping around a tent all weekend.
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As if to heighten the contrast, the leaders of the Empire -- who include a brilliant CGI rendering of actor Peter Cushing, who died in 1994 and appeared in the original "Star Wars" -- are all preening Caucasian imperialists; you can imagine them goose-stepping around their space ships.
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Miocic's real damage is done with the right hand, usually as an inside parry counter or stepping around and trying to lance it in over the shoulder from a slight angle—I can only imagine that this is what his corner are calling for as they shout "Klitschko quarter" throughout every one of his recent bouts.
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Finca is a board game published by Hans im Glück. Players collect fruit by stepping around a windmill and then selling the fruit in specific combinations to the various towns on the game board.
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Lara was frequently able to turn Smith into additional punches by stepping around Smith's lead foot, thus enabling Lara to set traps. Lara dominated the fight and successfully defended his WBA (Regular) super welterweight title by unanimous decision with the scorecards reading: 119–109, 119–109, and 117–111.
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In 2004, Layfield was hired by CNBC to be a contributor. During a WWE house show in Munich, Germany early in June 2004, in an attempt to draw heel heat, he gave the crowd several Nazi salutes while goose-stepping around the ring. Such a display is illegal in Germany,CNN.com – Germany won't block access to international Nazi sites – July 25, 2000 and CNBC fired Layfield as a result of the controversy.
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In The Village Voice, critic Robert Christgau praised the union and teamwork of the band, stating that "they're so confident of their ability to please that they just can't stop. And this confidence is collective: Corin and Carrie chorus-trade like the two-headed girl, dashing and high-stepping around on Janet Weiss's shoulders. What a ride". Dig Me Out appeared at No. 4 in The Village Voices Pazz & Jop critics' poll for 1997.
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Berserias version is dubbed the "Liberation-LMBS": when in the battle zone, players can freely move around the arena and rotate the camera at will. Characters fight using physical and magical attacks, along with performing skills known as Artes that have various effects on enemies such as stunning them or causing status ailments. Artes can be directly mapped to different control buttons. Abilities outside attacking include guarding against attacks, side-stepping around opponents, and escaping from battle.
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Simple guard pass also known as the arm/leg pull is a guard pass demonstrated in The Essence Of Judo by Kyuzo Mifune, and it is an unnamed technique described in The Canon Of Judo. In Brazilian Jiu Jitsu this pass is commonly referred to as the Toreando/Bull Fighter Pass. The main characteristic of the pass is the practitioner side-stepping around the opponent's legs whilst simultaneously pulling aside the opponent's leg or pinning the opponents legs to the ground.
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Brad Thorn then barged over the line but no try was awarded as the TMO couldn't see a grounding. This was a missed opportunity for the Crusaders as Thorn had 4 unmarked Crusaders to his left. From a scrum penalty a minute later, however, Carter kicked a penalty goal from 22 metres out to put the Crusaders ahead by four. The Reds retook the lead through a try to Ioane with some big stepping around Sonny Bill Williams and outright pace.
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Rozay can't ask for much more than that." Jesse Cataldo of Slant Magazine gave the album two and a half stars out of five, saying "For a while, it seems like the album will only provide condensed versions of familiar tics: Mill spitting out breathless, frenzied verses; Wale getting unnecessarily technical; Ross offering his signature—and always entertaining—beefy grunts and armchair declarations of bawse-hood. But there are a few nice surprises on the album's back half. "Know You Better" has a twisted piano line that outshines Omarion's underwhelming performance, and "Coupes and Roses" is a genuine coup for label stalwart Stalley, a slinky, totally unexpected bit of jazz-rap that finds him deftly stepping around cooing sax lines.
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According to Honeywood, translating the game was a particularly difficult task due to it containing numerous scientific concepts and philosophies. He came into contact with it because its previously assigned translators quit or asked for reassignment due to its challenge. In a later interview, Honeywood stated that the biggest issue was with the multiple religious references, and the concept at the end of "killing God", which needed to be adjusted so that it remained faithful to the original premise while stepping around some content that might offend. Honeywood unintentionally had a hand in the Japanese naming of Deus: the staff were originally going to call it Yahweh, and during his argument against it he said "yabeh-o", a Japanese phrase meaning something dangerous.
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In 2002, a video game loosely inspired by PKNA was released for PlayStation 2 and Nintendo GameCube, entitled PK: Out of the Shadows (sometimes called Donald Duck PK, or just PK). In the game, Donald Duck, guardian of the Ducklair Tower, is transported into the artificial intelligence secret area and tasked with saving the world from the Evronians. He is given special powers, and told that he has become a "platyrhynchos kineticus", an energized duck, or PK for short, stepping around his Paperinik roots. The game received mixed reviews and once represented the only English language use of the name PK. Before the game and after it until 2016 when IDW Publishing did official English translations for the comics, "Duck Avenger" has remained standard in American comic books.
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