Saquon Barkley stiff-armed Philadelphia Eagles linebacker Nate Gerry into oblivion on Monday night.
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When he gave his 2019 State of the Union address, she offered stiff-armed, mocking applause.
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He caught a short pass, stiff-armed his defender, and ran for an additional twenty yards.
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Once there, he turned upfield, muscled through one arm tackle, and stiff-armed another defender away.
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Oregon's 6-foot-6 quarterback gracefully stiff-armed Wisconsin linebacker Jack Sanborn at the line of scrimmage.
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Instead, Pelosi and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer waved off the Michigan Republican and stiff-armed the Democratic base.
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The debates got muddier as supporters of the 2nd amendment stiff armed any legislation possibly infringing on individual rights.
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On Tuesday, the administration stiff-armed lawmakers again by defying a subpoena issued to former White House counsel Don McGahn.
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Still, the cloud over Sharapova is part of the reason French Open officials stiff-armed her potential return at their tournament.
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Some in the crowd offered stiff-armed fascist salutes as Giorgia Meloni, the leader of Brothers of Italy, addressed the protesters.
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Luke S. tells the guys that Luke P. essentially stiff-armed him, then body-slammed him and kneed him in the face.
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Derrick stiff-armed three dudes, tight-roped the sideline and outran the entire Jacksonville defense to tie Tony Dorsett's longest-ever TD run.
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U.S. Senators just collectively stiff-armed the media -- banning all recorded interviews in the hallways of the Capitol ... unless reporters get special permission.
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Instead, the Dallas Cowboys quarterback stiff-armed Washington Redskins cornerback Josh Norman to put an exclamation point on his longest run of the game.
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With 39 seconds left, Kittle caught a low pass, eluded one defender, stiff-armed another one and was finally hauled down by three Saints.
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When one such drunken dumbass, an American, started throwing out the stiff-armed Nazi salute in downtown Dresden, he got what he deserved: a swift punch.
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They stiff-armed Obama on everything, big and small, no matter the concessions he was willing to make, until he finally resigned himself to using executive powers.
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One TV news reporter gave us all a mood to admire in 53 when she remained calm and stiff-armed away some random tomfoolery during a live report.
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I was thrown off the scooter and broke my fall with my right arm (I stiff-armed my fall while holding my palm out to absorb the impact).
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Meanwhile, the owners of small businesses find themselves stiff-armed when they seek new loans, in large part because community banks have been browbeaten through overzealous government regulation.
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Before the night was out, a dozen or so teenagers had crowded around the display to pose for photos, their arms raised in the stiff-armed Nazi salute.
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Lecomte, Motley help No. 6 Baylor fend off TCU FORT WORTH, Texas — Baylor flexed its muscles late and stiff-armed a TCU team that's starving for a signature win.
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But Miles simply stiff-armed the man while continuing her report, not missing a beat and showing the kind of calm we can all hope to maintain under pressure.
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The Wildcats stiff-armed the Red Raiders for the first nine minutes of the second half, then opened up a seven point lead with a 5-0 mini-run.
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Henry stiff-armed three dudes straight to the dirt, stayed in bounds and outran all 11 Jaguars to the end zone ... and the whole state of Tennessee went crazy after.
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St-Pierre's low posture inside the closed guard meant that when Bisping stiff armed St-Pierre's head away, he could release it and it would come flying back in, face first.
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But upon re-entering the rankings this week, Texas Tech (8-1) opened a 30-point lead in the first half and stiff-armed the Owls the rest of the way.
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On the Dallas drive, Elliott, the N.F.L. rushing leader, stiff-armed Shaquill Griffin on a 17-yard run to get inside the 20 and help set up Prescott's big draw play.
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On his fourth snap, Hodges hit James Washington deep over the middle, and the wideout stiff-armed his way to a 2200-yard touchdown to put the Steelers up 10-7.
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Against some fighters the stutter step right hand was enough, against Rory MacDonald he was picked apart with long kicks then easily shoulder rolled or stiff-armed off when he came back.
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Aldo covered along the fence and kept his head moving as Stephens grazed him with blows before Stephens stiff armed and snuck in an uppercut, landing the jolting right swing on Aldo's jaw.
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Mr. Nunes is still getting stiff-armed by the Justice Department over his subpoena, but this week his efforts did force the stunning admission that the FBI had indeed spied on the Trump campaign.
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Candidate Trump stiff-armed Republican economic orthodoxy and won the Midwest by promising a flood of infrastructure spending, universal health care, protectionism, middle-class tax cuts — a right-wing Keynesianism for the common man.
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The Shockers notched a big one in their first true road game of this season as they stiff-armed Baylor on the way to a 69-62 victory on Saturday afternoon at the Ferrell Center.
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His most famous run — some call it the greatest run in NFL history — came in the 2011 playoffs, a 67-yard touchdown ramble in which he stiff-armed Saints safety Darren Sharper into another dimension.
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Cracking a stiff-armed, two-handed backhand, in the manner of Jim Courier, Barty was able to counter Vondrousova's attempts to pull her wide with her loopy left-handed backhand, and the Czech rapidly ran out of ideas.
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That so many worked honestly and bravely to uphold the principles of the Constitution, only to be stiff-armed by censors when they try to tell the truth about their experiences, is antithetical to the foundations of democracy.
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The frantic "Who Made the Man?" is the musical equivalent of that stiff-armed herky jerky robot dance move, and over the course of five minutes, it transforms from a wild garage rocker into some tense post-punk agitation.
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Unlike in the United States, where far-right extremists are free to brandish the emblematic red flags emblazoned with the black swastika against a white circle, all Nazi symbols, including the stiff-armed "Hitler salute," are banned in Germany and Austria.
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Aides attributed his outburst over the weekend to his feeling undercut as he prepared to meet with the North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un, while critics said he had stiff-armed his friends at the expense of a unified front.
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It was not immediately clear if any of the men arrested were among those giving the stiff-armed Nazi salute or shouting anti-foreigner slogans in the demonstrations in Chemnitz, which led to a bitter dispute that nearly split Chancellor Angela Merkel's government.
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Gurley took the handoff from Goff, intending to take it up the middle but found it crowded there so he bounced outside and stiff-armed Arizona safety Tyvon Branch before diving inside of the left pylon for the touchdown and a 280-210 lead.
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Where Velasquez won his second and third fight with Dos Santos by working him over from chest to chest, Miocic could not get much going from the infight as Dos Santos got his head underneath Miocic's, stiff armed the biceps, and began to angle out, often with the double collar tie.
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Those campaign promises, as everyone is well aware, were generally more populist than the official G.O.P. agenda: Trump promised middle-class tax cuts and a generous Obamacare alternative, he stiff-armed the entitlement reformers and talked up infrastructure spending, and he railed against free trade deals with every other breath.
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" Rubio then informed the 300 or so attendees that he, like Trump and Cruz, is also an outsider — one who rode the Tea Party wave to an upset Senate win in 2010, and whose quest for the presidency was initially stiff-armed by party grandees "who said, 'You have to wait your turn.
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At least three higher-profile Trump administration officials connected to the budget office have stiff-armed the inquiry: Russell T. Vought, the agency's acting director; Michael Duffey, who helped carry out Mr. Trump's directive to freeze the aid; and Mick Mulvaney, who retains the title of budget director and is the acting White House chief of staff.
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Hitler gave the salute in two ways. When reviewing his troops or crowds, he generally used the traditional stiff armed salute. When greeting individuals, he used a modified version of the salute, bending his right arm while holding an open hand towards those greeted at shoulder height.
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Because she didn't marry to play > the game, she might as well have announced that she was gay. Other people > announced it for her. She kept silent but stiff-armed any attempts to create > a bogus heterosexual life. She and Fannie [Flagg] had been together for > eight years.
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Sapp was traded from the Vikings on August 25, 2010 to the Miami Dolphins for Greg Camarillo. For the Dolphins Sapp recorded 2 interceptions and had 10 pass deflections in 17 games. On September 12, 2011, during a Monday Night Football game against rival New England Patriots, Sapp was stiff-armed by Patriots WR Wes Welker on a 99-yard touchdown pass. The Dolphins cut Sapp the next day.
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That same season he kicked a 50-yard field goal in a game against Yale. Army's only loss in 1901 came against Daly old team, Harvard, when Daly's successor as team captain, Robert Kernan, stiff-armed him en route to the game-winning touchdown. Daly was once again named to the All-American team in 1901. Daly graduated from West Point in 1905 and received the rank of 2nd Lieutenant.
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As Ribbentrop alienated more and more people in Britain, Reichsmarschall Hermann Göring warned Hitler that Ribbentrop was a "stupid ass". Hitler dismissed Göring's concerns: "But after all, he knows quite a lot of important people in England." That remark led Göring to reply "Mein Führer, that may be right, but the bad thing is, they know him". In February 1937, Ribbentrop committed a notable social gaffe by unexpectedly greeting George VI with the "German greeting", a stiff-armed Nazi salute: the gesture nearly knocked over the King, who was walking forward to shake Ribbentrop's hand at the time.
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In Week 9, against the New Orleans Saints, he recorded his first career multi- touchdown game with seven receptions for 95 yards and two touchdowns. In Week 11, against the Jacksonville Jaguars, he recorded 109 receiving yards for his third career game with at least 100 yards. In Week 15, toward the end of a lopsided loss to the New England Patriots, Walker had a touchdown that would come off of a highlight-reel play. He caught a pass from quarterback Zach Mettenberger, broke two tackles, hurdled a man and stiff-armed another, all while racing down the sideline to the end zone to complete a 57-yard score.
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On Friday, June 13, 1924, during a game against the New York Yankees at Navin Field, Cole was a principal participant in an incident that resulted in a riot that led to Detroit's forfeiture of the game. The hostility began when Babe Ruth "stiff armed" Cole on a play at first base in the top of the seventh inning. In the top of the ninth inning, Cole "dusted" off Ruth and then struck Bob Meusel in the back with a pitched ball. Meusel, believing that Cole had intentionally thrown at him, walked deliberately to the pitcher's mound to confront Cole, who began to retreat.
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Called the "calmest, low maintenance guy I know," by frontman Roger Clyne, Naffah prefers to slip behind his drum set for concerts, and then disappear into the shadows once the night is done. His set-up is unorthodox with a cymbal layout that pushes outward towards the audience and a stiff-armed match grip. A native of Chicago, Naffah remembers his first drum set that he received when he was 10, and still has it today. What started as a boyhood hobby became a drumming passion as he methodically taught himself the craft using a jukebox of 45s in his family’s basement as his "instructors." Naffah mimicked the songs’ percussion parts until he mastered more and more complex combinations and beats.
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He offered his mercenary services to Hammerhead and Tombstone to eliminate Robbie Robertson but is stopped by Spider-Man and Puma.The Spectacular Spider-Man #161 Macendale next conspired with Carrion to eliminate Spider-Man before his co-conspirator ultimately nearly took both villains out instead.The Spectacular Spider-Man #162-163 Macendale goes after Doctor Strange but an illusion spell is casted to try to calm the monstrous man/demon and Macendale sees his true face in reflections of himself.Dr. Strange: Sorcerer Supreme #11 Macendale was later stiff-armed by Doctor Octopus into joining the Sinister Six's second incarnation which twice tried to take over the world, failing due to counter measures by Spider- Man, the Hulk, Ghost Rider, the Fantastic Four and many more heroes.The Amazing Spider-Man #335-339Spider-Man #18-23 As an independent mercenary and criminal, Macendale would clash with many other heroes, including Darkhawk,Darkhawk #1-3 and Sleepwalker.
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After plans for Chaney to play both the Monster and the Wolf Man in the next film fell through for logistical reasons (Chaney demurred), the natural next step was for Lugosi, who turned 60 during the film's production, to take on the part that he once was slated to originate. The original script — and indeed the film as originally filmed — had the Monster performing dialogue throughout the film, including references to the events of Ghost and indicating that the Monster is now blind (a side effect of the brain transplant as revealed at the end of the previous film, and the reason for his iconic stiff-armed "Frankenstein walk"). According to Siodmak, a studio screening audience reacted negatively to this, finding the idea of the Monster speaking with a Hungarian accent unintentionally funny (although the Monster spoke with Lugosi's voice at the end of Ghost, the audiences had been carefully prepared for it by the plot of the film). This has been generally accepted as the reason virtually all scenes in which Lugosi speaks were deleted (though two brief scenes remain in the film that show Lugosi's mouth moving without sound).
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