Ogunbowale lofted a high, arcing jumper over Mississippi State's Victoria Vivians.
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And then — a fin of an orca arcing over a wave.
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Arcing from power lines, caused by the high winds, triggered several wildfires.
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You're one mistimed jab from eating an arcing right across the top.
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His high-arcing tee shot first hit the green beyond one-putt range.
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Tap the icon that is a square with an arrow arcing over it.
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But something tense dances between them like electricity arcing from palm to palm.
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And Curry follows with a high-arcing moonshot, and Durant tosses down again.
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Sansa's narrative has been arcing toward leadership of either the North or the Kingdom.
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Friction and electrical arcing at the commutator means the brushes must be replaced regularly.
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It fires in erratic but predictable lines, recoil sending the broken sights arcing always upward.
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The result is a picture of a beautiful stream of light arcing into the distance.
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Hunt also does damage with an arcing right across the top of his opponent's jab.
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A majority of the holes are straightforward, arcing neither left nor right in traditional doglegs.
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Between the arcing glass windshield and the sun roof, a pair of lenses bulged out.
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She doesn't do campfire strums or snaky jazz guitar lines or steadily arcing song structures.
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On Soccer MANCHESTER, England — The first ball floated backward, spinning and arcing toward the net.
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Sometimes dolphins chased us—they were faster—arcing triumphantly into the air beside the bow.
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But Harley stopped, set his feet, and tossed an arcing pass toward the end zone.
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Maghrez lashed a long, arcing ball toward the Liverpool goal, and Vardy ran on to it.
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Jokic did just that as he drained a high-arcing 15-footer off Murray's inbounds feed.
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Her femininity is embedded in the elegance of arcing lines, and the knitted, halting, tentative rhythms.
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The two arcing lines—one from the brain, the other from the body—were virtually identical.
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Those images showed huge, flame-like protuberances of dust arcing out from the limb of Betelgeuse.
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Only the fourth, a quite beautiful, arcing strike from Denis Cheryshev, did not bear his imprimatur.
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Cruyff was a master of flicks, feints, impudent shots and passes that described arcing lines of beauty.
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Arcing at the commutator also limits the voltage that can be used, and thus the power produced.
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Watch the jets of water as they shoot out—why do they form those pretty arcing streams?
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Wasn't I lying there with him, my leg tossed over his, my whole body arcing toward him?
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He drove toward the basket and hit a high arcing shot over Wiggins to give Denver the lead.
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The high arcing rebound fell into Jordan's hands, and he had just enough time to turn and shoot.
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Outside, in a arcing, narrow corridor I turned to see the name on the door: John Temblaine Paulson.
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Abdur-Rahkman dished the ball over to Poole, who jumped and gracefully unleashed his arcing, long-range shot.
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"It's a different style coming up, more arcing of turns and less sliding," Morse said late last year.
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So that's what I'm thinking as I hang an arcing left, but the calculus is a novel one.
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We were arcing our cupped hands into the water in unison, catching views of one another with each breath.
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Severe Santa Ana winds may have blown the branch into the power lines, causing arcing that ignited nearby brush.
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Now, with the scimitar bound to my hand, fire arcing along its blade, I feel like an actual adventurer.
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Those sparks were arcing during debate on the rule for the 2,200 page omnibus appropriations bill Thursday, March 22.
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Here, a woman holds on to a man, executing a smooth, flowing sequence of arcing bends and languorous stretches.
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Brown is a woman of wondrous drive and ambition, arcing through the world as if fired from a cannon.
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These dildo-like forms, arcing at varied angles and studded with spikes, are the explicit centerpieces of the exhibition.
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They sprinted past the arcing mango trees heavy with hard, green fruit and into the endless sugar cane fields.
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It's just there to keep the headphones in place, which are stabilized by the arcing steel frames over the top.
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The TPE system has been the source of "arcing" incidents on the subway, which can lead to smoke and fire.
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The footage is almost unbelievable as it shows the spacecraft, on a resupply mission to the ISS, arcing into orbit.
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When Carson didn't have the ball, Wilson either scooted off for his own long runs or launched arcing, pinpoint passes.
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"What Patrick is arcing toward as a character, the ultimate shift is letting go of his father's ghost," he said.
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Whereas the supervisors are very much crafting and arcing out ideas that we are changing and revising as we go.
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You can see some dark arcing patterns in the photo, which are gaps Gaia still needs to work to fill in.
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Sometimes, at the start of a chorus, her vocals will swoop gracefully but viciously, like an eagle arcing through the sky.
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There have been 70 electrical arcing events that required an emergency response since the FTA assumed temporary oversight of Metro last fall.
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"There was an electrical arcing event involving the trackside power cables (the third rail)," said a statement from the NTSB's Peter Knudson.
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"This errant tree branch caused the sparking and arcing of the power lines, igniting nearby brush," Stewart said, according to USA Today.
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"Imagine doing this at Oscar," Ms. Kim said in her studio, arcing an eyebrow toward a pair of mannequins in piecemeal outfits.
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Junkrat and Zarya can both fire arcing shots that allow them to damage a Torb turret — and repairing Torb — from a concealed position.
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Zlatan casually ambled into position, awaited the lazily arcing ball, and rose above Jose Fonte to power the header to the opposite corner.
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The Falcon Heavy roared into space on Thursday night, arcing atop three columns of flame toward orbit with a large satellite on board.
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His little arcing cross-lane dishes would become the latest NBA Vine sensation, and his professionalism and selflessness would be lauded more loudly.
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Squeezed between them is an elaborate 1503-acre park, with a pond crossed by an arcing footbridge and a pergola-shaded sitting area.
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Laurie Anderson and Laura Ortman played bright, arcing lines on their violins as the electronic musician Jad Atoui made slow, mushrooming palls underneath.
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I saw two friends hurl their rocks at once, high, weak, arcing throws that burst up through street-light-yellow, low-hanging branches.
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"A cold front will be positioned from central Ohio, arcing eastward near the Appalachians, then south-southwestward into the Florida Panhandle," it said.
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Their unconventional drills feature pull-up jumpers from a step inside half court, and arcing shots over folded bleachers flipped on their side.
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These have no brush-related friction or arcing, and control of the current means torque can be controlled without the need for multiple gears.
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Correction: An earlier version of this article stated that the craft was arcing out of orbit, when it is in fact staying in orbit.
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As they rush onstage in arcing rows and fall back into the wings, like lapping waves, they're not in perfect sync, but who cares?
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With under a minute left and the Lakers up by four, Bryant dribbled into the lane and then lobbed up a high, arcing pass.
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They watch as he lights a cigarette, takes three puffs, and then throws it away, its orange tip arcing into the darkness beside them.
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Vucevic caught the inbounds pass with 1.8 seconds remaining, took one pivot and launched an arcing 18-foot shot over Hawks C Al Horford.
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The Thunder gave the ball to Paul, who drove toward the basket, pulling up and arcing a shot over the outstretched hands of Towns.
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I'm taking the Bentayga up a 35-degree dune, arcing gracefully across the face, then powering down to the trough before ascending the next one.
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Hill's money punch is an arcing right hand with an inside slip, but her best bet against Andrade seemed to be holding back on it.
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I saw the buildings arcing in on top of us the entire drive, as if we were passing through a giant tunnel in slow motion.
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"Like all midcentury modern sculpture and art and design, the curve in the collectability and the value of objects is dramatically arcing," Mr. Holdeman said.
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A screen had been set up in a large room decorated with an elk's head, a stuffed squirrel, and several fish mounted in arcing poses.
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But that was not the game Courtney Donaldson was seeing on television, with the pros hitting arcing shots higher over the net with considerable topspin.
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He got out of it with a "rainbow flick," rolling the ball against the back of his standing foot and arcing it over his head.
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His arcing grenade shots can cover a large distance so the rear ranks isn't a terrible default when you just want to cover the ground ahead.
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I grabbed the bat and did my best Kevin Youkilis impression, consciously shifting my weight from back to front while arcing the bat around my body.
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In research published last year, Hsi-Wei Yen at ESO in Garching and colleagues described two arcing filaments of gas connected to HL Tauri's central disk.
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A close view of Saturn nearly fills one frame, bands of every shade of blue arcing across its surface as its moon Mimas passes in front.
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Mertens hammered home a superb volley two minutes into the second half, sending the ball arcing over Jaime Penedo after Panama struggled to clear a cross.
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The bond yield curve, when plotted as a graph, inverts from its typical arcing, upward slope when shorter-dated yields exceed those of longer-duration securities.
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And as a saxophone soloist, Mr. Richardson went in every direction but the one you expected; he played arcing, bluesy, honeydew phrases without submitting to cliché.
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He plays in hardcore bands, and he makes beautiful, arcing, epic guitar pop songs under his own name, two modes that for some people seem at odds.
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However, the best players add lots of value without the ball, either by shepherding attackers away from goal or drawing defenders out of position with arcing runs.
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My bedspread was covered in writhing luminous starfish, arcing rainbow-colored nematode worms, and there were neon skeletons walking through the walls, whistling merry tunes to themselves.
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He diagnosed Dickey's pitch, waited on it, and brought his bat to the ball in a short line that exploded into an arcing, one-handed follow-through.
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Irons run from 1- and 2-irons to 9-irons, with larger numbers representing a greater club face angle and a higher arcing shot with less distance.
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He's taking his naturally smooth game — refined moves when he dribbles past defenders, a silky, high-arcing jump shot, surprising toughness — and learning to play point guard.
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A school resource officer in Ohio has been suspended after activating a Taser and using the sound of arcing electricity to wake up a sleeping high-school student.
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In 2008, Hillary Clinton's candidacy was in the same slow-arcing death spiral that Sanders's is in now — so President Obama can empathize with what Clinton is facing.
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With a heavy, driving pulse and warm, arcing melodies, their music was distinctly South African, even as its swing rhythms and flittering improvisations reflected affinities with American jazz.
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On a recent afternoon at Soho Rep, a welder sent sparks arcing past a dressing room strewn with metal bars and twin vises holding lengths of steam pipe.
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The three smallest works in the exhibition, each 12 inches or so across, depict fantastically distorted scenes, with jagged bands of earth and sky arcing around dark centers.
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The accident left Adams with two broken vertebrae, a crushed sternum and a slash on his face that required 213 stitches and left him with the arcing scar.
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Mr. Simkin looks no more at home in it, and its choppy construction exaggerates his inconsistency: bursts of brilliant elevation and effort arcing above a resting state of inelegance.
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George drove down the baseline on Wesley Matthews in the final four minutes and let go a high, arcing floater over Matthews' outstretched arm for an and-one chance.
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As a result, Singapore got a clear view of a majestic rainbow arcing over the sky, and various social media platforms were clogged with thousands of pictures of it.
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Perhaps it will, in time, prove to have been that chip against Real Betis a few weeks ago, the ball floating for an age before arcing over the line.
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High above the city, atop the ridgeline at Table Mountain, American exchange students recount a sky diving experience while pointing smartphones at the orange sun arcing toward the ocean.
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Dozens of police officers, pushing deeper into the campus, continued to pursue the students, arcing their tear gas canisters onto the track and sending students running up the bleachers.
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With an arcing, dipping cross coming from the left wing, veteran striker Paolo Guerrero found a turn of pace, sprinting onto the pass before collecting it on his chest.
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When the grid fails in other ways, in other places, we get multi-state mid-summer blackouts, or impressive city-wide light shows, with transformers arcing into the night sky.
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Using her head as bait she drew out jabs and utilized that king of knockout punches, the classical cross counter, arcing a right hand across the top of the jab.
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Williams' dunk off a Doughty turnover gave LSU a 242-211 lead with 232 seconds remaining, but McCormick drove the lane and got the roll on a high-arcing 228-footer.
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Certainly Valerian feels like it's treading the same dangerous path as John Carter or Jupiter Ascending ... though it seems to be arcing toward something more like Avatar, without the preachy plot.
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One of the performers, Rafael Ferreira, born with congenital arthrogryposis, uses a wheelchair, which doesn't prevent him from balancing atop his partner's head or arcing his lower body into elegant contortions.
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Naval Sea Systems Command spokeswoman Colleen O'Rourke said in an email that components within a portion of the Truman's electrical distribution panels were damaged as the result of intermittent electrical arcing.
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This new alphabet, with its arcing capital letters, was the key to the conversion of Armenian society into a Christian society, since religious services could now be conducted in the vernacular.
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From Friday through Monday, thunderstorms, some of them severe with strong winds, large hail and tornadoes, will fire up from Texas northward to Minnesota, with some shower activity arcing eastward into Michigan.
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At times, he slams down a foot, and a musical rest becomes a rocket, the energy of his body arcing wildly so that we don't know how or where it might land.
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Leaning back in my recliner, I gaze upward at the ethereal reds, greens, and blues arcing across the sky, wavering like alien signals, an extraterrestrial message that we don't know how to decode.
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When the opponent's right hand starts coming in to palm or parry it, he'll leap forward projecting his lead shoulder again, but whip his left hand around in an arcing left hook instead.
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The team's "Victory Tour" got off to a winning start when Christen Press sent a high-arcing pass to Tobin Heath, whose header found the back of the net in the 16th minute.
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When Miles is arcing through the air or soaring toward a baddie, it's hard not to notice how much prettier and cooler the action is here than in most live-action superhero flicks.
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Josh Hagins sent the game into overtime with a shot from the edge of the midcourt logo, and then into the second overtime with an arcing shot off glass over an outstretched defender.
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His stationary head meant that Cannonier could jab him up, and then Teixeira began reaching to parry the punches and Cannonier was free to exploit him with feints and arcing punches to capitalize.
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He hit an arcing lob over his opponent, pushed forward, then clipped off a forehand volley into the open court for the win: 220-663, 266-22014, 212-6 (3), 7-6 (4).
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And that's when people noticed that Kanye West was selling $50 socks emblazoned with "Jesus" on one and "Walks" on the other and $225 sweatshirts with "Holy Spirit" and "Trust God" arcing across them.
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It's a rare story of summer that feels like the summer — like dreamy intense passions rising and arcing and then spinning away; like beauty underlaid with a tinge of sadness because it is ephemeral.
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We stepped into the old basketball gym, where his father worked and where Bill Bradley played, and also into the new gym, a vast arcing space that looks like a blockbuster sci-fi set.
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But Utzon and hundreds of engineers toiled, fought and sometimes despaired as they tried to figure out how to create giant arcing slices of concrete that could stand up without the use of columns.
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The waterlogged, low-bouncing conditions suited the 5-foot-7 Schwartzman perfectly, keeping Nadal's normally arcing shots comfortably in his strike zone and making his flat, zipping shots dive quickly out of Nadal's range.
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Emmanuel Lubezki's cinematography summons a wealth of wonders, and there is one image, of a Pawnee warrior arcing his bow beside a fire, in a whirring squall of snow, that I will not forget.
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From the Giants' 42, as six Giants defenders retreated to cover three Packers receivers in the end zone, Rodgers's arcing pass fell into the hands of Cobb near the back of the end zone.
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The European Space Agency shared a surface view of a suns-set on Proxima b, with three stars near the horizon illuminating jutting rocks, rounded rocks, arcing rocks, and possibly some fog in the foreground.
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I like to wear it when I am about on the bike 'cause it makes a good shadow, makes me look like a bird, arcing long across the ground between street- lights, fringe as feathers.
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"Think of it this way, it's like a bullet hitting another bullet," explained Lockheed spokesman Mark Johnson, using a pointed finger from each hand arcing toward each other in a way to mimic the strike.
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At 34, he remained a hellion on the mound, with the same kerosene fastball and arcing slider emerging from a tiny frame, pitches that had felled men far bigger than him for nearly a decade.
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Visions of short shorts and food carts danced in the photographers' heads: Frisbees arcing over Central Park, ospreys returning to Jamaica Bay, couples flirting on the Staten Island Ferry, crocuses waking from their annual slumber.
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More visionary would be to institute an intraborough link using the rail corridor that goes from the Brooklyn Army Terminal in the west, through the bowels of Brooklyn and Queens, before arcing north to Astoria.
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A piloted drone swooping and arcing around a course while an autonomous drone hesitantly chugs through space is the difference between an N.B.A. point guard driving toward the basket and a toddler learning to walk.
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He seemed to score this goal almost continually last season: opening his body out, wrapping his foot round the ball, generating enough whip to carry it high, across the goalkeeper, arcing into the far corner.
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You'll hear a distant buzzing, then see a brightly colored aircraft come over the trees, its falcon wings arcing out gracefully from the body, four blades whirring intently to ease the aircraft into a steady hover.
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The night sky over New York City glowed bright as day Thursday evening, pulsating with a strange blue light after a fire at an electrical substation caused transformers to explode, sending electricity arcing through the air.
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Typically, these rockets fly to space on an arcing trajectory before releasing warheads near the top of the parabola, and these warheads drop back down onto the target at hypersonic speeds under the power of gravity.
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PARELES On "Nyeusi," the drummer Justin Brown's standout debut album, he was awash in synths, electronic wind instruments and effects, nudging the focus away from his huge talents onto the band's cascading textures and arcing melodies.
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When he drives to the basket, smoothly sliding past defenders, casually flipping arcing shots over and around their outstretched arms, you wonder why they don't contest his shots better or force themselves into his flight path.
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Jack Harrison scored the first goal, an arcing left-footed shot from 23 yards out in the 33rd minute, after receiving a touch back-pass from Ben Sweat on the left side of the penalty box.
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It takes a good deal of dexterity, but arcing in tight round kicks that look like they are coming from a completely different direction is a tremendous means to pick up some easy, off-the-cuff knockouts.
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Although there are slight bumps in activity during the first and last months of the year, there is a slight, arcing curve that seems to crest around June before tapering off throughout the rest of the year.
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"It's a different style coming up, more arcing of turns and less sliding," said Sam Morse, a 21-year-old member of the American team who earlier this year won the downhill at the junior world championships.
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On Sunday night, Kawhi Leonard beat the buzzer with a high-arcing, deep-in-the-corner jump shot that sent the Toronto Raptors past the Philadelphia 22016ers in Game 27 of the Eastern Conference semifinal, 25-237.
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On the Chiefs' first touchdown, Moore lined up in the pistol, faked a shovel pass to Tyreek Hill sprinting in front of him, then lofted an arcing ball to Travis Kelce, who had slipped behind the Packers' defense.
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When, during a fatality, the Kollector bends over his victim and rips the limb from limb, gore and viscera arcing through the air, before pulling head away from the body and stuffing it in his backpack, I cringe.
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Golden State still has a two-games-to-one series lead heading into Game 4 here on Friday night, but the Cavaliers — with each ferocious dunk and every high-arcing 3-pointer — stifled the Warriors' air of invincibility.
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Yujang's Identity is 20 feet tall and composed of folded layers of various materials including brass, copper, iron, fiberglass, concrete, marble, and steel—all interwoven as arcing contours that look both organic and like some otherwordly samurai armor.
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But the infallible delight here is in the long, arcing necks of the sweet éclair swans, piped through a tiny plain tip into great exaggerated question marks, their beaks blackened by quickly running through a flame after baking.
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Dodgers 13, Astros 1 | Series tied, 3-3 LOS ANGELES — The home run was quintessential Joc Pederson — a high-arcing parabola that drifted and drifted, carrying into the first row of the left-field pavilion at Dodger Stadium.
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The Shelby family, which also includes Aunt Polly (Helen McCrory) and Tommy's brothers Arthur (Paul Anderson) and John (Joe Cole), has been arcing toward respectability, but the new threat will force them to return to the old neighborhood.
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The Q Inspiration Concept car, which is also going to be shown at the Beijing auto show that opens this week, has a shortened hood, an arcing, coupe-like roofline and SUV-like interior room despite being a sedan.
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She's got a decent pool of health, but she also has a powerful particle cannon with two modes of fire: a short-range, high-damage laser beam and an arcing grenade that does moderate area damage wherever it lands.
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The threat is focused south of the coastal strip between Misrata and Tripoli, arcing to the southeast around the town of Bani Walid and into the desert south of Sirte, said Ismail Shukri, head of military intelligence in Misrata.
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RIO DE JANEIRO — Just nine minutes into the United States women's soccer team's Olympic opener Wednesday night, Carli Lloyd headed in an arcing shot that eluded the New Zealand goalkeeper and gave the United States a 21-0 lead.
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The Q Inspiration Concept car, which is also going to be shown at the Beijing auto show that opens this week, has a shortened hood, an arcing, coupe-like roofline and SUV-like interior room despite being a sedan.
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The lavender selfie, typically a young woman wearing a prairie dress and a straw hat posing amid rows of purple blooms arcing to the horizon, has become an image ubiquitous on Instagram every June and July during harvest season.
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Announcing preliminary findings of its Getty fire investigation, the Los Angeles Fire Department said the blaze probably started when a tree branch snapped off in high winds landed on power lines, producing sparks and "arcing" that ignited nearby brush.
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One day, while photographing weapons, bullets arcing in the air above him, he saw that the Iraqi guard who was supposed to keep him safe was trying to cut the head off a dead ISIS fighter with a butcher knife.
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In our hearts, we know that winter is superior—that snowfalls and peacoats, mulled wine and roasted meat, and the cool wind arcing our woolen scarves behind us on leafless streets, are preferable to oil-slicked bodies covered in sand.
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You get a 1920 x 1440 resolution on the full display, which shrinks to less than half when you're in phone mode, thanks in large part to the huge swath of disused OLED screen that wraps around the wide-arcing hinge.
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The swollen bend of the tree trunk in front of the woman extends to the left, mirroring the swell of the cape, which is arcing to the right, while the leafy crown of the tree reaches over the woman's head.
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This intricate story, arcing toward a moving, bracing resolution, is built on a bedrock of cruelty that extends from family life to the social structure of Dakar and beyond, into a world of mass migration, pervasive inequality and soulless capital.
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The mood had been set in the first few seconds, as Tottenham's Harry Kane charged down Nicolás Otamendi, blocking his attempted clearance, sending the ball arcing into the sky, inciting the 60,000 or so packed into Spurs' box-fresh new home.
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CreditCreditSusan Wright for The New York Times Once upon a time, in a land far, far away, there stood emerald peaks woven with crystalline rivers, hillsides garlanded with stone villages, and canyons joined by lofty bridges arcing toward the heavens.
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Then came a play in which James spun left and then back to the right with vertiginous speed, reared back on one leg and from 19 feet shot a high arcing shot that fell through the net without a ripple.
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Opposite hangs the predominantly linear, roughly triangular "Untitled" (2007), of which (most of) the horizontal top side fits tightly against the wall while the other two, arcing sides converge at the bottom corner, a sharply acute angle that meets the wall.
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There, the enclosed space shelters him from trajectory-wrecking winds, the high ceilings afford him ample space, and the white walls provide a uniform backdrop, ideal for passively tracking the movement of arcing objects—at times, a dozen or more of them.
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In 2012, a group of Canadian students tricked a number of local news channels when they uploaded a video of an eagle swooping into a park, grabbing a baby, and arcing upwards into the air, before releasing the infant back to earth.
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Compared with the rocket hit by Giancarlo Stanton two innings later, a high-arcing rainbow that traveled an estimated 226 feet and landed in a remote section of the right-center-field bleachers beyond the Yankees' bullpen, Torres's groundout appeared downright puny.
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Still, once past the walls of framed glossies depicting the woolly tenor in his many roles, you reach a terrace made from steel mesh platforms and a gate that gives on to catwalks arcing high above the glass rooftop of the Galleria.
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Bend your punch slightly and the spring-like limbs of your character will do the same, stretching out and arcing, perhaps to strike a dodging opponent, perhaps to avoid an environmental obstacle, of which there are several across an array of imaginatively singular stages.
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"Skate Kitchen" is a depiction of a particular kind of hangout freedom that's at its most beautiful when it's nearly languid, as characters sit on tar-beach rooftops taking in the city at twilight, or navigate street corners on their boards in relaxed arcing motions.
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Many remarkable things happened in the game, and many more over the past week in Yankee Stadium, but none compared with the sight of a baseball arcing high into a clear Bronx sky and returning to earth nearly 221 feet from where it started.
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And his arcing, 46-yard touchdown pass to Alvin Kamara in the third quarter may have been overturned because of a holding penalty, but the ease with which Hill hit Kamara in stride on the deep throw is something defensive coordinators surely will not forget.
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After about two and a half minutes, and several hundred thousand feet of elevation gain, the first stage detached and began a controlled fall back to Earth, arcing towards the football field-sized barge (charmingly-named "Of Course I Still Love You") in the Atlantic Ocean.
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Soon it will be the anniversary of the days when police violence against hundreds of Native Americans protesting the construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline escalated to a breaking point in 2016: water cannons arcing into the frigid air, tear gas and rubber bullets hitting protesters.
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Even the movie's attempts at gross-out humor—such as an extended bit in which Holmes keeps barfing into a bucket, or a sequence where he calculates the trajectory of his arcing urine in slow-mo, à la Guy Ritchie's Sherlock Holmes—are timorous and half-assed.
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By 1968, the term had traveled south to Santa Cruz—"John Wittman picked off an air ball of teammate Mike Compton," reported the Santa Cruz Sentinel—and by 1971 it had made its way to the East Coast, arcing into newspapers like the Bennington Banner of Vermont.
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Two innings later, Benintendi jumped on a hanging slider and launched a high, arcing blast that landed deep in the right-field bleachers, beyond the Judge's Chambers but close enough for the robed and bewigged fans there to get a good look at its downward flight.
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Jaws dropped when Ford unveiled the GT in Detroit in 2015, and the car that eventually hit the streets in 2016 is essentially identical, defined by sharp, aggressive lines, a low roof and a pair of aerodynamic flying buttresses arcing from the engine compartment like sweptback wings.
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BAYLOR 65, IOWA STATE 63 Manu Lecomte made a short, high-arcing jumper over a defender with eight seconds left, and No. 2 Baylor (14-0, 23-0) remained undefeated with a victory over Iowa State (9-4, 1-1) in the Bears' Big 12 home opener.
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The new rendition of the piece—which arrives today, as part of a Blu-Ray release of a series of shows he played earlier this year called reFracted: Live at the Barbican—builds for more than four minutes before the arcing melody that fans know and love finally appears.
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Nipping at my heels were two Finnish drivers whose tires were somehow holding out far better than mine, Valtteri Bottas and Kimi Raikkonen On a long, gently arcing back straight, Bottas finally got a run on me as we approached the corkscrew turn at the end of the straight.
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The absence of easy-to-read meanings allows other resonances to emerge: the child diving off a pier (probably?) at Coney Island, his body arcing toward the water, echoes, a page later, a man sitting in a diner booth in Juarez, Mexico, his body hunched in a similar arc.
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Most of the time, passengers on Turkish Airlines Flight 800, flying from Panama City to Istanbul, can look down on Puerto Rico just after takeoff, then the blue of the Atlantic Ocean for a few hours, then Southern France and Northern Italy before arcing south over Greece and touching down.
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He was as recognizable for his aggressiveness and wild temper—he was ejected from his first game for fighting—as he was for his high-arcing two-handed set shot, which he originally crafted to soar over a low hanging horizontal bar in the A-frame roof of his club gym.
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In the middle of the space, Siebren Versteeg's "Sunyata" — the Buddhist concept of emptiness or voidness — gives you a notion of chance in action: Resembling a glowing glass coffee table with a modernistic lamp, it is actually a large LCD monitor laid horizontal and outfitted with a webcam arcing over it.
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The problem is that while drones are powered flying devices that allow you to control where your camera is going and what you're shooting, the AER is quite literally flinging a GoPro in the sky on a wing and a prayer and hoping you get something good out of the same arcing throw.
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What make this space come to life are the bodies: To the pulse of disco and rock, they swoop and swirl in time to the rhythm, some touring the perimeter with graceful arcing strokes, while others stationed in the center of the floor work out the intricacies of tighter footwork, longer spins.
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As soon as you see this thing, you get it—this one is pretty much tennis, albeit with a glowing disc that you strike with a light paddle on the back of your forearm, arcing around a central "net"; that one is a corridor-set face-off where aggression and defense require careful balance.
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Much of that is indeed true: the youngster with a penchant for backchat and headbutts (one of which, while at Saint-Etienne, was administered on the pitch to his team-mate Blaise Matuidi) is now most famous for the sumptuous, arcing free-kicks that are the product of countless hours on the training ground.
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This fact makes it obvious that either the President or someone close to him is responsible for the extra, arcing black line that was added to a hurricane forecast map which Trump held-up to show that federal weather experts had warned that Alabama was in the path of the lethal Atlantic storm named Dorian.
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As something between provisional prisoners and houseguests, William and Tovar are allowed to bear witness to a Tao Tie raid that unfolds like a sort of bloody green-screen Cirque du Soleil: Pounding drums and swirling silks, soldiers arcing a silvery stream of arrows across the sky or diving swan-like from raised platforms, daggered spears in hand.
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By that point, you'll have seen full frontal nudity (male, female, and demonic); you'll also have seen a zero-G rendition of 127 Hours that deserves every Foley Art award possible, plentiful crushed heads, and even more plentiful arcing ichorous spews, and a sex scene that looks like the result of Cinemax becoming a game developer.
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Whether you're rooting for the New England Patriots this weekend or the Los Angeles Rams, some of the tensest moments of Super Bowl LIII will likely come when a kicker stares down the field, breaks into a sprint, and plants his foot on the ball, sending it arcing towards the field goal in hopes of scoring a few precious points.
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Guests, still damp from the storm outside, warmed up on the first floor before wandering upstairs to find rooms filled, jewel-box-like, with unexpected pieces: a tropical, metallic chandelier by the Brooklyn-based artist Chris Wolston; an arcing, clean-lined floor lamp by the New York-based lighting designer Bec Brittain; and a collection of busts of African women, hand-carved by the Ghanaian woodworker Jacob Tetteh-Ashong.
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For instance Garbrandt threw a lot of rights that arced over Almeida's shoulder and forced his guard up: But also needled him with some good straights through the center: After running in behind arcing rights a few times throughout the bout, it was a poking right straight which snapped Almeida's head back (while his back block Garbrandt from the camera) which set off the rush to the fence which saw the fight's end.
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"The safe operation of Metrorail service is directly dependent on [Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority] WMATA implementing corrective actions to reduce and eliminate electrical arcing events that have too often resulted in smoke and fire, which can endanger passenger safety," Transportation Secretary Anthony FoxxAnthony Renard FoxxBig Dem names show little interest in Senate Lyft sues New York over new driver minimum pay law Lyft confidentially files for IPO MORE said in a statement Friday.
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Best known for his sly modernist redeployments of the venerable camera obscura tradition, in this instance he brought a plain glass crystal vase into his studio and against a flat white backdrop slotted a few simple flower stems into its mouth, photographed and then removed them, put in another few flowers stems, photographed and then removed them … did this a dozen or so times, emerging with many separate photos of different flower bunches variously arcing out of the same unmoving vase.
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Five rounds, pause, five rounds, pause; microscopic bits of the lands in her barrel flying out of her muzzle; and the red tracers streaming like lengths of glowing rope afire, fast at first then slow and peaceful in the deeper distance, then careening off at sharp angles when they hit a rock or for all he knew some kid's brain bucket, his helmet, a kid whose tracers were coming right back at Vollie reciprocally, but the N.V.A. tracers were green across the low almost-night sky, a field of arcing and suddenly careening red and green tracers, four invisible rounds between every tracer, the colors like Christmas lights, and the Hog Butcher jammed.
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