But not before accidentally banging into the nearest pole with his sword.
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We've been banging into walls, so things are broken on the floor.
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Robles caught it before banging into the wall, and Herrera tagged, scoring from second.
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My legs are completely black and blue from that chair banging into my legs.
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Those particles then move through the detector, banging into argon atoms and knocking their electrons off.
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I always played with dolls and the dolls were always fighting, always like banging into each other.
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Texas center fielder Delino DeShields had Eaton's drive in his glove but lost the ball banging into the fence.
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The McLarens were both slow off the start, and Senna took the lead — banging into Prost on the way.
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He and Saher also began to play, banging into the houses on either side of the alley as they bounced around their makeshift court.
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"I'm worried about tomorrow and boats getting caught on plastic bags or banging into garbage," he told Reuters at the Marina da Gloria venue.
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Since it's technically a camera bag, the Brixton comes with a few padded Velcro dividers to keep my camera lenses from banging into each other.
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Overwintering stinkbugs navigate like nine-year-olds in bumper cars, making as much noise as possible and banging into everything in sight: walls, doors, windows, humans.
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Steinbrenner volunteered to stand still at a convergence of pathways while O'Ward and Herta took turns making laps around his feet—which the cars kept banging into.
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But one wrong move and they could quickly find themselves in serious danger of banging into the sharp corral reef that looms just below the water's surface.
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You can spin the bag 360 degrees—which is most useful when wheeling it down a narrow plane aisle without banging into every row of seats along the way.
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Instead of sprinting around and banging into one another and launching the ball high into the heavens, the women aim to keep it on the ground, to keep possession.
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If you drive to work every day, you don't necessarily have to worry about people banging into your backpack, or having it get caught in a set of closing subway doors.
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Image credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech The scuff finally happened on Sol 1221, exposing fresh grains while confirming that the sand was deep enough to scoop a sample without banging into hard rock.
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Instead out outfitting a lab with a large volume of liquid or metal to observe WIMP recoils in real time, they would look for fossil traces of WIMPs banging into atomic nuclei.
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The only reason it can avoid banging into Jupiter is that its orbit is egg-shaped and so the rock slips inside and then outside of the giant planet's orbit as it goes around.
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Charged with battery for banging into a teacher while horsing around in a hallway, he pleaded guilty with the promise that after one year of successful probation, the conviction would be reduced to a misdemeanor.
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Unable to communicate real feelings directly — he keeps telling us what he should have said as if that counted — he's like a mouse in a maze of emotions, banging into walls and instantly changing course.
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So instead of quietly slipping away, he opened the door, banging into it as he did, and then tried to squeeze awkwardly out between the flags and the door, nearly knocking over several flags as he loudly departed.
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With his ball plugged near the side of the slip, he swung a little harder to make sure the shaft didn't get stuck banging into the side of the turf, and he holed a 20-foot par putt.
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No, not messing with but presenting a simultaneous reality, not an alternative, not a parallel but simultaneous because that reality and my reality can exist at the same time and the same place and they are only noticed when they are banging into each other.
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Asteroids — small, rocky chunks that never coalesced into a planet — would not be that close to one another for a simple reason: If they were big enough and close enough to pose a danger to a spaceship, they would also be banging into each other, themselves reduced to tiny pieces.
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Underneath the fields and shopping centers on the French-Swiss border outside Geneva, in the Large Hadron Collider, the subatomic particles known as protons are zooming around a 143-mile electromagnetic racetrack and banging into one another at the speed of light, recreating conditions of the universe when it was only a trillionth of a second old.
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At the same time, violent waves began beating against the ship, which, under severe trial, could hardly make headway. The high mizzen mast collapsed and caused severe damage by shaking from side to side and banging into the other (rigging) sails. While the storm continued gaining power, waves coming from the bow separated the deck boards from the front. Water broke through into the coal depots in the boiler room.
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He also joins behind Lil Wayne in the black room. The school boy encounters the bullies again in the school corridor, banging into them, but he simply walks off. While the boy daydreams, he listens to songs by Eminem and Lil Wayne in his earphones. The walls in his room are covered with posters of the two rappers, including a promotional poster of 8 Mile, a hip hop musical film that stars Eminem.
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It is common for problems to arise when dogs compulsively chase their tails. One case study described a dog who began to lose weight, demonstrated aggressive behaviour when its owner attempted to stop the chasing, and became uninterested in enjoyable daily activities, such as walks and eating. Another case study described a dog with similar symptoms but who also injured its tail and head while chasing its tail. Furthermore, with increased tail chasing behaviour, the injuries become more serious, such as fractures from the animals often banging into things while chasing their tails, getting skin abrasions and infections from creating open wounds on the tail, and abrasions on the pads of their feet.
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