The drone cannot be launched by tossing it in the air.
|
|
What about tossing it in your savings account and letting it collect interest?
|
|
Seconds later, I turn to see someone grabbing my plate and tossing it in the trash.
|
|
Eight-year-old Lion star Sunny Pawar was also playing with the bag and tossing it in the air.
|
|
Unfortunately, everyone wanted to see the scorpion once they landed, so maybe tossing it in the toilet wasn't such a great idea.
|
|
A real human being could put some stress on the hinge — not to mention tossing it in pockets alongside dirt and debris.
|
|
No external water bottle pocket, so you'll have to make sure that bottle is sealed tight before tossing it in with your gear.
|
|
I jazzed up the meat by tossing it in a frying pan with the balsamic vinaigrette that came on the side with our salad.
|
|
After cleaning it and tossing it in some rice, he plugged it in, and two days later—praise be to Steve Jobs—it worked.
|
|
The dish is made by rolling shredded brisket into a ball, dipping it in funnel cake batter, and tossing it in the deep fryer.
|
|
Collapsing an entrenching tool and tossing it in the trunk is kind of necessary if you live in a state that gets terrible snowfall.
|
|
I've dragged the Slater around for the last few weeks, tossing it in my purse, and pulling it out to jot down quick notes at meetings.
|
|
Just note that proper care of the SOOKIbaby swimsuit requires hand washing and line drying, so you won't be simply tossing it in with the rest of the laundry.
|
|
When a group of nursery school children were led by, Mr. Kharma delighted them by grabbing a banana and tossing it in the air while singing his banana song.
|
|
You start channeling your inner-Jamie Oliver and bashing that chicken breast around, tossing it in the pan until it "looks done" (that's what Jamie says on TV, anyway).
|
|
You probably wouldn't wear the same outfit day after day without tossing it in the laundry, just like you wouldn't eat off of the same fork without washing it.
|
|
Even if the package itself has a 1 or a 2, eliminate any nonrecyclable components – like a soap dispenser pump, for instance – before cleaning it and tossing it in the bin.
|
|
If you regularly have 50 cents left over from your daily coffee purchase, you could be doing more with it than simply tossing it in a jar with all your other shrapnel.
|
|
I beheld it curiously, taking in the cover's unusual promise of Claude Debussy compositions reimagined for synthesizer, and tossing it in the stack that I'd carry around with me in my grandmother's car.
|
|
That's because when you delete something, the file itself isn't actually overwritten — the system just throws away all the info on the file, essentially tossing it in with whatever free space you have.
|
|
The phone app you can shoot with (available on iOS and Android) is one you should be prepared to love—because it's required to do anything with the ball beyond tossing it in the air.
|
|
Sure, they're biodegradable, but if you're going to buy a tree specifically chopped down to be ornamental, it's good to figure out something useful to do with it instead of tossing it in with your gift wrap and leftover cheese dip.
|
|
While it now shoots 4K video, many notable features promised by the original model are gone — the new Lily is not waterproof, it has a shorter fly time, and it doesn't appear to let people launch it by tossing it in the air.
|
|
Instead of tearing down the cast-iron facade and tossing it in a dumpster, Tishman repaired it and incorporated it into an office-tower development called the Wheeler, in homage to the 19th-century developer Andrew Wheeler, who built the original iron-front building.
|
|
Even if you've never paused to read the ingredient label on a nail polish before tossing it in your shopping cart (you're always in such a rush at Target, and plus, is text that small even readable?), chances are you've skimmed a scary headline exposing the potentially harmful toxins hiding inside the fun-sized glass bottles.
|
|
A group of men had gathered at a local gymnasium to follow the Harvard-Yale Thanksgiving football game via ticker tape; Yale won, and afterward, one of the Yale fans men supposedly celebrated by grabbing a boxing glove off the floor and tossing it in the air, to which one of the other men, a Harvard fan, responded by smacking it down with a broomstick.
|
|
In the morning, the Tainchel had long been assembled, though MacQueen was not initially present. When he arrived, MacQueen received a tirade of insulting comments for his delay, to which he asked "Ciod e a' chabhag?" (what was the hurry?). MacQueen lifted his plaid and produced the severed head of the wolf, tossing it in the middle of the surprised circle.
|
|
He then bashes two of the heads with his banjo over their obnoxious singing, making them disappear. He then takes off his head and tosses it aside before taking the other head from the second table, tossing it in the air and it lands back onto his neck. He bows to the viewers, bids them farewell and then strolls off.
|
|
Realizing that his children are in great danger, he destroys the false matrix and chases after the Sleestak. He finds his children being led to the Sleestak god, and takes the blue stone from them immediately breaking the hypnotic spell. Rick shatters the crystal, knocking one Sleestak into the pit and grapples with another finally tossing it in as well. They escape the city and return to High Bluff.
|
|
In a typical event score for Make a Salad, Knowles prepares a salad for a large number of people by chopping the vegetables to the beat of live music, mixing the ingredients by tossing it in the air, then serving the salad to the audience. In 2012 Knowles said of her original staging that she was interested in "everyone, eating, not only together but...the same thing. And they usually eat the same quantity, the same portions" and that "The idea of having such a quantity of food served to everyone was...kind of astonishing".
|
|
The plot follows the events of an unnamed young girl's arrival at the Lafcadio Academy for Troubled Young Ladies. She is affected by her subsequent nightmares, where she transforms into a clawed creature and traverses hostile dreamscapes full of monsters, always waking with a grimoire on her bedside table. As the game progresses, she wakes from these nightmares sporting more and more aspects of her dream- self's monstrous form in reality, and repeatedly attempts to rid herself of the book, only for it to reappear next to her the following morning. Her nightmares are representative of the ways she tries to rid herself of the book - burying it, tossing it in a river and trying to burn it in a furnace lead to nightmares revolving around earth, water and fire respectively.
|
|
Ideally, the clock would run out during the field goal attempt, thereby preventing the opposing team from getting an opportunity to score again. In several instances (including twice by the Philadelphia Eagles in the 2017 NFL season), a quarterback kneel has been purposefully initiated on a point after touchdown try at the end of the game after a game-winning or defensive touchdown was scored at the end of regulation; NFL rules used to require the try to be executed between the offense and defense, even if the offense intends to decline the unnecessary points to avoid further insulting or annoying their opponent. This occurred prominently in the 2018 "Minneapolis Miracle", where eight New Orleans Saints players on offense and defense had to return to the field from the locker room to 'oppose' the try against the victorious Minnesota Vikings after referee imploration to complete the try. Quarterback Case Keenum merely knelt the ball down before tossing it in the air and celebrating the Viking victory, with the Saints giving no effort to strip the ball (as a defensive runback for a two-point conversion would not have assured a tie or victory).
|
|