Wheeling around, she saw the man responsible and confronted him angrily.
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But thanks to some awesome doctors and nurses and physical therapists, I am wheeling around just fine.
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Protesters on horseback galloped toward the law enforcement line before wheeling around and some had begun throwing objects at the officers, Fong said.
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On top of that, there's time spent stretching, wheeling around campus, and lifting her bike and chair in and out of her car.
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A security guard at a hospital in Chandigarh, India surely was more than a little surprised when he saw a wheelchair wheeling around outside — with nobody in it.
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Several feet away, a man was freestyling a workout using a leg press machine, and wheeling around precariously with a heavy plate pressed to the back of his neck.
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The real headliner, though, was Alex Jones, the right-wing radio host and Infowars founder who arrived with a start, wheeling around with bodyguards while looking for the organizers.
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She said she tries to stay positive when dealing with injury setbacks like the foot fractures, which required her to practice hitting on the court while wheeling around in an office chair.
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For all that the world's focus, for the last five weeks, has been on the multicultural carnival wheeling around Russia, the World Cup's impact stretches far beyond the borders of its host.
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The guy had rigged up a little doggy wheelchair thing, and Wheelie the weiner dog was often out and about in the neighborhood, happy as could be wheeling around with his little front legs pumping furiously.
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The performance paid off in a major way, at least on the internet, where Game of Thrones viewers turned it into a meme almost instantly: Bran just wheeling around Winterfell doing this GIF to everyone pic.twitter.
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Hayward set or faked off-ball screens before wheeling around to take dribble hand-offs, run off flares, or pin a smaller man in the post, and the Clips too often got lost in the confusion.
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When my colleague James Vincent tried out Double Robotics' first telepresence robot in 2015, slowly wheeling around our New York office from his London home base, he described the experience as like playing Doom, but in an office.
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Two of Uber's autonomous cars are already wheeling around San Francisco, but they are being driven manually while the company is "taking steps to complete our application to apply for a DMV testing permit," an Uber spokeswoman said.
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There are motorcycle gangs straight out of Akira terrorizing street vendors and pedestrians; one-percenters blinded by their virtual circles to the the destitution surrounding them; and a rebel musician wheeling around her assorted hardware in a shopping cart.
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The video went viral, and by Tuesday morning Munoz, a 57-year-old former lawyer best known for his stint as mayor of one of Lima's wealthiest districts, was wheeling around the city with Juaregui and groups of reporters.
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The right-hander started off poorly, allowing Justin Turner to rap a double off the center field wall, but he showed some defensive versatility by fielding a sacrifice bunt attempt from Kike Hernandez and wheeling around to throw Turner out at third.
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I had never ridden a skateboard before and I definitely felt like I was going to eat sidewalk once the thing started going (it has two motors inside the wheels—so it is definitely powerful); it would take me some practice before I'd feel confident zooming among rush hour traffic in downtown SF. BUT I was definitely the weird one out at the demonstration—everyone else I saw trying it out looked decidedly more confident once they started wheeling around.
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Relay For Life is the Canadian Cancer Society's signature fundraising event. Relay For Life is a non-competitive, outdoor, overnight relay held in hundreds of communities across Canada every year. The 12-hour relay brings teams of 10 people together to take turns walking, running or wheeling around a track from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m.
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Each time a cohort attempted to engage the enemy, the Numidians would disengage and swing away, before wheeling around and close around the legionaries, preventing them from rejoining the line and cutting them down where they stood. Even worse for the Romans was that Juba was continually reinforcing Saburra with fresh reserves, while the Romans continued to weaken as the battle went on.Roller, pg. 33 With Roman resolve weakening, Curio tried to bolster their spirits, calling on them to stand firm.
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Hansen was appointed a Companion of the Order of Canada on June 29, 1987. His citation reads: > Already a world-renowned wheelchair athlete, this British-Columbian > fulfilled a dream of wheeling around the world to make others aware of the > potential of the disabled and to raise funds for spinal cord research among > other things. His 44,075 km. journey, recently completed, took him to four > continents and 34 countries, inspiring people around the world to realize > their potential and raising many millions of dollars for the cause.
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He decoyed opposing baserunners with his left-field play. On fly balls headed for Fenway's Wall, he lined up as if about to make the catch just in front of the wall, waiting until the last possible moment before wheeling around to play the carom. This would fool baserunners into tagging up for precious extra seconds, preventing them from taking an extra base, and if they tried anyway, his deft handling of the bounce and accurate throwing arm were liable to make them pay the price. Once while running the basepaths himself, Yastrzemski found a unique way to induce a throwing error.
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If a bird is startled and takes off unexpectedly, a panic can spread through the colony with all the birds launching themselves into the air and wheeling around in a great circle. The colony is at its most active in the evening, with birds standing outside their burrows, resting on the turf or strolling around. Then, the slopes empty for the night as the birds fly out to sea to roost, often choosing to do so at fishing grounds ready for early-morning provisioning. The puffins are energetic burrow-engineers and -repairers and the grassy slopes may be undermined by a network of tunnels.
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