Shelving units can be wheeled around the space and combined.
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This time he wheeled around to block the narrow lane.
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Small talk wheeled around the different preferred methods for killing separatists.
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Keller wheeled around and took a shot from the right circle.
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Justin Bieber wheeled around on a hoverboard a few weeks later.
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Inri Cristo from Brazil is wheeled around their compound on a rolling pedestal.
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As the driver wheeled around, bullets tore through the back of the car.
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Satisfied, he wheeled around and led his mob-scene entourage out another exit.
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The man wheeled around and slid into a car parked across the street.
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I only vaguely remember being wheeled around the holding area to my room.
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Jean wheeled around to find me wheezing and pointing desperately at my trach tube.
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You can star in your own horror film and get wheeled around an insane asylum.
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She duct-taped him to a cheap plastic scooter, which she wheeled around using a leash.
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Garrison, who's wheeled around the hospital after awakening and is reunited with her very emotional family.
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Turris cut over the Carolina blue line, wheeled around Carolina defenseman Jaccob Slavin and split the defense.
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Each time Nelson wheeled around to follow him, Miocic would drop a vicious right hand on him.
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Every day hundreds of them are wheeled around a dining room that would dwarf some nations' airports.
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She wheeled around, still seated, and held the club up, waggling it like a batter, he said.
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Stools that can be wheeled around, from table to table, are provided, and you may turn pages.
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Posada wheeled around with the ball and just barely tagged Giambi, who had chosen not to slide.
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Video surfaced this week of Mariah getting wheeled around Caesars Palace to her show at the Colosseum.
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I shoved her away, and she wheeled around and kicked me in the chest, right in my sternum.
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It's designed for meeting rooms, and comes with a height-adjustable stand that can be wheeled around offices freely.
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With each greeting, the desk workers wheeled around in their chairs to beam and wave at the co-bosses.
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Backstage Pre-Performance: You're not going to get wheeled around on your own custom chair in just any old schmatta.
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The celebrity of suitcases has been wheeled around by the likes of Mandy Moore, Karlie Kloss, Margot Robbie, and Jessica Alba.
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For the treatment to gain any widespread traction, it'll have to become as portable as the ultrasound carts wheeled around hospitals today.
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Both the NFL player and the former Victoria's Secret model looked relaxed as they wheeled around the city in matching yellow helmets.
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Before Barbie, dolls were babies, to be fed and burped and bathed and wheeled around in prams and put down for naps.
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Boyle wheeled around the net and took aim, and as the Islanders turned their heads, he fired high over Greiss's right shoulder.
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So, after 29-year-old Kim heard the camera click ... he wheeled around and shot the fan the bird right in front of EVERYBODY!!!
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Patric Hornqvist tied the game when he wheeled around from rookie goalie Alex Lyon's right and beat him with a shot inside the far post.
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" Ms. Fey describes what happened next: "Amy dropped what she was doing, went black in the eyes for a second, and wheeled around on him.
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Mr. Hunter often took his the boy for rides on a motorbike and wheeled around with him on bicycles, Mr. Hunter's cousin, Arthur Johnson, said.
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Once I did so, I was virtually wheeled around Delos, where I watched humans interact with, and try to fix, the artificial intelligence they had created.
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Nor, in abjuring technical tricks, does he give us anything worth paying attention to between scenes unless you like watching an upright piano get wheeled around.
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With shops closed down, protesters wheeled around carts usually meant for large suitcases that they had filled with snacks, water, and Filet-O-Fish sandwiches from McDonald's.
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He fanned on his forehand attempt then wheeled around and banked a backhand shot off Anderson for his 11th goal of the season in his 15th game.
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Aldo wheeled around his lead leg and ended up at ninety degrees to Edgar's line of attack and well out of range of Edgar's multi-punch flurries.
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He then walked away but wheeled around and approached, ignoring the officer&aposs commands to stop and get down on the ground, and the officer fired five times.
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Bourque tied it at 12:14 when he got the puck off the faceoff, wheeled around and snapped a shot past Mason for his ninth of the season.
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Inside the Alphabot facility on Wednesday, about 30 small, cubic robots wheeled around inside a giant shelving system, picking and packing grocery orders from a selection of about 4,500 items.
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As the two came together, Kisenosato side stepped the charge of Terunofuji, offering karmic retribution for Terunofuji's actions the day before, but Terunofuji was alert and wheeled around to attack Kisenosato again.
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I had my own entrance: I wheeled around to the back, went in through a ground-level entrance, and wheeled through a long hallway in which I could only hear the echo of my wheelchair tires.
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Because the Surface Hub 2 is designed to be wheeled around, Microsoft has even created a special snapback mechanism for the camera so if you crash it into a doorway, the camera won't get sheared off.
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Frank Bruni I had just shaken the president-elect's normal-size hand and he was moving on to the next person when he wheeled around, took a half step back, touched my arm and looked me in the eye anew.
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Well, it really hit me in the elevator at Children's Hospital of Los Angeles, seeing these low-income families with very sick children being wheeled around the hospital, and I was just looking at them and wondering how they're able to continue to work.
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The inning on Friday could have been even worse for Lopez, if right fielder Brian Anderson hadn't wheeled around to make a spectacular throw for the first out, nabbing McNeil as he tried to go from first base to third on a single by Davis.
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So she showed up to her dance with a cardboard cutout of actor Danny DeVito, complete with a tie and boutonniere, which she wheeled around on one of those weird plastic scooters for toddlers while they posed for couples' photos and, presumably, danced a little like this.
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Although in a position > to escape, Cpl. Kawamura unhesitatingly wheeled around and threw himself on > the charge. In completely disregarding his safety, Cpl. Kawamura prevented > serious injury or death to several members of his unit.
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In the original 1876 production, the Rhinemaidens were wheeled around on stands behind semi-transparent screens. The stage machinery and the lighting effects were designed by Carl Brandt, who was the foremost stage technician of the time.
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Around October 21, a former typhoon that had previously impacted Wake Island crossed into the central north Pacific. It headed eastwards north of Midway Island. It gradually wheeled around to the southwest. It dissipated just east of Midway around October 22.
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During the battle Kapur Singh ordered his men to retreat drawing the fighting army with them. He then wheeled around and fell upon the rear of the army. Samad Khan and his guards were lying dead on the field within hours. The Punjab governor also took extra precautions for safety against the Sikhs.
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A tropical disturbance moving west-northwestward organized into a tropical depression on June 25. It quickly became a tropical storm. Celia intensified into a hurricane on June 26 and peaked in intensity from June 26 to June 28. Celia then curved to the northwest as it wheeled around the edge of a ridge.
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After a general melée the front of Yuan Shao's line was littered with fallen horses and Gongsun Zan's dead. Gongsun's general Yan Gang () was killed in the fighting. Yuan Shao's army is said to have taken 1,000 heads. Having failed to breach the enemy line, Gongsun's cavalry wheeled around and streamed away from the battle, followed by the infantry.
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In the heavy morning mist, they encountered a party French scouts from the 25th demi-brigade concealed behind a hedge. Summoned to surrender, Hotze wheeled around and spurred his horse, where both he and Colonel Plumkelt were killed by a volley of musketry.Shadwell Mountain Warfare p.207 Initially, Hotze was taken from the battlefield to the church in Schänis, where he was buried.
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After seeing the bombers off, the Snipes wheeled around to confront the German aircraft. The battle raged for two or three minutes before dying out. As the Snipes re-grouped, they discovered that three pilots were missing; Baker was among the three. Baker and fellow ace Lieutenant Arthur Palliser were initially recorded as missing, but were later found to have fallen victim to Rittmeister Karl Bolle during the battle.
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A serious incident occurred during filming of the fourth season, in which a helicopter crashed into the Arizona desert. As part of a racing sequence between a Chevrolet Corvette C6 ZR1 and a Bell AH-1 Cobra helicopter, the car and the helicopter would race alongside each other to the finish line. During a practice run, as they reached the finish line, the aircraft wheeled around 180° before impacting the ground. Nobody was seriously injured.
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The Red Wings successfully returned to the Finals. This time, the Red Wings played the Washington Capitals and swept them 4–0 to capture their second consecutive Stanley Cup championship. During the celebration ceremonies after winning the Stanley Cup, Konstantinov was wheeled around the ice with his teammates in his wheelchair with the Cup on his lap. The Philadelphia Flyers lost in the first round to the Buffalo Sabres (4–1) the next season.
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Their mobility also enabled them to outmaneuver enemy foot artillery units, and to act as a rearguard (in concert with friendly cavalry) to cover the retreat of slower units. A full battery could have a combined front of riders over 50 men strong. If the horse artillery was mistaken for cavalry, the enemy might receive an unpleasant surprise when the towed batteries wheeled around, unlimbered, loaded, sighted and opened fire. Highly proficient batteries could do so in less than a minute.
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He begins by explaining that people must understand human nature before they can interpret the origins of love and how it affects their own times. This is, he says because in primal times people had doubled bodies, with faces and limbs turned away from one another. As spherical creatures who wheeled around like clowns doing cartwheels (190a), these original people were very powerful. There were three sexes: the all male, the all female, and the "androgynous," who was half male, half female.
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When the two forces were close to engaging the Roman light cavalry suddenly broke ranks, routed, and left the battlefield. Zabdas, smelling blood and certain victory, ordered his much heavier cataphracts to give chase. After a while the lengthy chase and hot sun started to wear more on the heavily armored Palmyrene horses and men but their seemingly unshakable confidence in the superiority of their cavalry spurred them to ride on. At a predetermined point the Romans wheeled around and suddenly attacked the exhausted and surprised cavalry.
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They presented him with a wheel barrow loaded with 500 silver dollars, which Bennett then wheeled around the field "to the delight of 5000 people." During the 1888 season, Bennett rebounded with one of the best seasons of his career. His overall 4.2 WAR rating was the third highest of Bennett's career, and his 2.2 Defensive WAR rating was the highest of his career and the second highest in the National League. Despite being the eighth oldest player in the league, he broke his own major league record with a .
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He did, however, launch the Eastbourne Poppy Appeal before leaving for this trip. On 18 April 2007 Allingham visited Wilnecote High School in Tamworth, Staffordshire to answer students' questions about the First World War, after they wrote to veterans asking them about their experiences. In October 2007 he was honoured at the Pride of Britain Awards. Between his 110th and 111th birthdays Allingham made over 60 public appearances, including a visit to The Oval on 5 June 2007, the day before his 111th birthday, where he was wheeled around the boundary in front of the spectators.
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Danemann factory, Islington; summer 1979 William Danemann trained with John Brinsmead of London, prior to setting up his business in 1893. After the Second World War the company concentrated their efforts into making instruments of very high quality rather than supplying to the mass market. They were constructed from the best materials available at the time. Their school pianos came with built in safety features such as solid toe pegs located at the front and back of the piano, safety falls (key hoods) and double rubber castors so the piano could be wheeled around a school hall and over small thresholds with ease.
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Armed with his bow and arrows, he sets out to exact his revenge. Meanwhile, at Redwall Abbey, there is a young hare maid named Martha Braebuck, who is totally incapable of walking, thus restricting her to a wheelchair. She is wheeled around by her very hyperactive brother Hortwill Braebuck (Horty) and his friends, Springald and Fenna. While napping in front of the tapestry of Martin the Warrior, Martin and Sister Amyl appear to Martha in a dream, and she is told that the secret to make her able to walk can be found within the ancient walls of Loamhedge Abbey and that two individuals are coming that can help her.
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The first period was scoreless, but the Canadians used the period to intimidate the Soviets with hard body checking, especially from Cashman, Gary Bergman, Peter Mahovlich and Parise, to throw the Soviets off their game. In the second period, Esposito again scored the first goal of the game, this time from a feed from his regular Boston Bruins' linemate Cashman, who had retrieved the puck deep in the Soviets' zone after colliding with USSR defenceman Vladimir Lutchenko. In the third period, Yvan Cournoyer wheeled around Alexander Ragulin and beat Tretiak to give Canada a 2-0 lead. Yakushev got the Soviets on the board after teammate Yevgeni Zimin missed on a breakaway.
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UCLA opened the scoring when running back Greg Jones scored on a 12-yard run. Sophomore Zenon Andrusyshyn kicked the extra point to make it 7–0. After a USC punt, Beban had the Bruins on the move again at the USC 41-yard line. The next play, Beban took a one step drop, rolled to the right, and faked a sideline pass to the right, then wheeled around and blindly threw a pass in the left flat intended for running back Greg Jones. However, USC linebacker Pat Cashman was not fooled by the fake to the right and jumped in front of Jones to take an interception return 55 yards for a USC touchdown.
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He wheeled around with William Marshal and engaged Count Richard's vanguard where he successfully charged and knocked Philip de Colombiers off of his horse. After the death of King Henry, Guillaume enrolled in the royal mesnie of Richard, now King of England, Duke of Normandy and Aquitaine and Count of Anjou. William was a trusted confidant of King Richard, and during the Third Crusade he was involved in the conquest of Sicily, the Siege of Acre, the Battle of Arsuf, and the Battle of Jaffa. In 1192, he was sent with Pierre de Preaux and Gerard de Fournival as part of a deputation to obtain safe conducts for the crusading host to enter Jerusalem and its environs.
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This applies as much to 70-year-old men as to 17-year-old girls, and to tiny babies, wheeled around in fleets of twin buggies.”Barrell, Tony, "The Twinsburg Chronicles", Sunday Times (November 16, 2003) The festival is opened every year with a performance of The Star- Spangled Banner, sung by John and Jerry Starlet and signed in ASL by Jamie Maassen and Jodie Qualkinbush, and a parade along Ravenna Road (former SR-14). The festival attracts many members of the scientific community, who use the presence of thousands of identical and fraternal twins to conduct voluntary twin studies, in order to determine the genetic or non-genetic basis of a wide range of human traits.
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Jane Holly, a 45-year-old housewife, was gunned down while doing her laundry at a laundromat, and Roxanne McMillian (23) was shot while carrying items from her car to her new apartment. Of these, only McMillian survived, but she had to use a wheelchair for the rest of her life. A sixth victim was Thomas Bates, a hitchhiker who survived being shot three times that night near Emeryville but was not originally associated with the Zebra murders. On April 1, 1974, two Salvation Army cadets were walking toward the Mayfair Market, two blocks from the Salvation Army School for Officers' Training Center, when a black man who was following the pair overtook them, wheeled around, fired four shots at them, and fled.
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He grasped the doctrines of mobile warfare that would eventually become prevalent in the 20th century. Paramount in his strategy was fast movement, even if it meant pushing his horses at a killing pace, to constantly harass the enemy during raids by disrupting their supply trains and communications with the destruction of railroad tracks and the cutting of telegraph lines, as he wheeled around his opponent's flank. The Civil War scholar Bruce Catton writes: Forrest is often erroneously quoted as saying his strategy was to "git thar fustest with the mostest". Now often recast as "Getting there firstest with the mostest", this misquote first appeared in a New York Tribune article written to provide colorful comments in reaction to European interest in Civil War generals.
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The rebelling Benjaminites killed about thirty in the highways and in the field, anticipating another victory where unaware of the trap that had been set as the confederated Israelites appeared to retreat and the Benjaminites were drawn away from the city to the highways in pursuit, one of which goes up to Bethel and the other to Gibeah. Those besieging the city sent up a great cloud of smoke as a signal, and the Israelite main force wheeled around to attack. When the Benjaminites saw their city in flames, and that the retreat had been a ruse, they panicked and routed toward the desert, pursued by the confederated Israelites. About 600 survived the onslaught and made for the more defensible rock of Rimmon where they remained for four months.
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The last recorded cases are those of a Mrs Ganble at Plymouth (1808); Jenny Pipes, a "notorious scold" (1809), and Sarah Leeke (1817), both of Leominster. In the last case, the water in the pond was so low that the offender was merely wheeled around the town in the chair. The common law offence of common scold was extant in New Jersey until struck down in 1972 by Circuit Judge McCann who found it had been subsumed in the provisions of the Disorderly Conduct Act of 1898, was bad for vagueness and offended the 14th Amendment to the US Constitution for sex discrimination. Long before this decision, the punishment of ducking, together with all other forms of corporal punishment, had become unlawful under the provisions of the New Jersey Constitution of 1844 or even as early as 1776.
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Bülow ordered General von Gallwitz, commander of the Guard Reserve Corps, to lead the attack on Namur with , while the 3rd Army guarded against an attack by the Allies between Namur and Givet. The super-heavy artillery and engineer units from Liège were sent to Namur along the Meuse valley and the experience gained in the operation against the Fortified Position of Liège, led the attacking troops to take the shortest routes to Namur, which brought the Guard Reserve Corps to the north bank of the Meuse and the XI Corps to the south bank. Bülow arrived at the headquarters of Gallwitz on 20 August and insisted that the 1st Guard Reserve Division move further round to the north and north-west of Namur, to protect the left flank of the 2nd Army as it wheeled around the fortress. The division was to cross the river at Andenne but "Belgian civilians" delayed the passage in street fighting.
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