"I think his front shoulder was flying open," Girardi said.
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They wake together, her eyes flying open just as his wailing rises beside her.
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"Everything was blowing open, the closets were flying open, glass was breaking," one woman told NBC New York.
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But Menechino said it would keep his front hip from flying open, a habit that left him vulnerable to outside pitches.
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Over the years, Hadoop, the once high-flying open-source platform, gave rise to many companies and an ecosystem of vendors emerged.
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Lately, Cespedes said, he had been making contact with every pitch too early, and his front shoulder was flying open, leading to weak contact.
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"I'm just flying open, and the ball is running side to side instead of up and down," Gsellman said of his first-inning troubles.
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The nation's capital can sometimes feel like the world's largest white collar law firm, with legal pads flying open for even the most mundane meetings.
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Jeff Green's layup just before the horn made it 55-40 and an incensed Casey, his suit coat flying open and his tie jumping off his chest, stormed off the floor.
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"There is nothing more terrifying than the idea of a door flying open when you're leaning against it," said Nick Sifuentes, the executive director of Tri-State Transportation Campaign, an advocacy group.
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We can secure against showers depressurizing and sterilization equipment flying open when it malfunctions, but many other pieces of hardware are a critical part of containment measures, and they might have obscure malfunctions under the wrong conditions too.
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As far as that rhythm [between us] went, as far as that door flying open and both of us being absolutely in sync, I used to say to her, 'If there were an Olympic event for comedy, I think we'd take the gold.
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My hair weighed forward, parted in the middle, circling the center of my forehead in a surprised-looking O. Over my bony shoulders I wore a floppy, formless polo shirt, and my face had that identification-card look, the look that follows one's stall door in a public rest room suddenly flying open.
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They called Chennault "the Old Man" due to his much older age and leathery exterior obtained from years flying open cockpit pursuit aircraft in the Army Air Corps. Most believed that he had flown as a fighter pilot in China, although stories that he was a combat ace are probably apocryphal.Scott 1973, p. 7. Of the 300 original members of the CAMCO personnel, 9 were Chinese-Americans recruited from America's Chinatowns.
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64 On 21 January 1925, he received a permanent commission in the RAAF as a pilot officer (temporary flying officer), and commenced his flight training at RAAF Point Cook, Victoria.Personnel file at National Archives, pp. 2–4 He was promoted to flying officer with seniority from 21 January 1926. Scherger quickly took to the art of flying open-cockpit biplanes and gained a reputation as a skilful if occasionally reckless pilot, being berated early in his career by his flight commander for "inverted and very low flying".
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The upper class, for comparison, were expected to be modest and fully clothed, with fine clothing in particular considered more erotic than nudity itself. After the Meiji Restoration, upper-class Japanese began adopting Western clothing, which included underwear, something not part of the traditional Japanese wardrobe except for loincloths worn by men. Underwear was, however, not commonly worn in Japan until after WWII despite the government's attempts to impose Western standards. The disastrous 1923 earthquake in Tokyo was widely used as a pretext to enforce them, as government propaganda claimed that many women perished because they were afraid to jump or climb out of ruined or burning buildings due to their kimonos flying open and exposing their privates.
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