Captain Khan shouted for his men to hit the dirt.
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Mauney hit the dirt in eight of those abbreviated rides.
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The umpiring crew huddled and ruled the ball hit the dirt.
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But Cavendish hit the dirt, and then the U.C.I. judges got involved.
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The second time he hit the dirt, he was sure it was over.
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Badly outmanned, Second Squad hit the dirt, but almost immediately the casualties started.
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I hit the dirt just in time to hear the hiss of bullets overhead.
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Story slid in head first and seemed to be injured slightly when his head hit the dirt.
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Contreras hit the dirt after taking a shoulder from Castro in a collision but stayed in the game.
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Best sausage I ever ate, best brisket I ever ate, I'm gonna come here until I hit the dirt.
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Instead he ordered his soldiers to hit the dirt, and he began to move toward the taxi to try and stop it.
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He then hit the dirt hard near the third base grandstand trying to run down a foul pop-up in the sixth.
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The ball hit the dirt and Plawecki's chest protector and still managed to make a pretty good impression on his shorn chest.
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Before the ball hit the dirt, Cano batted it with his mitt into the glove of shortstop Chris Taylor for the force at second base.
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"When I played, a ball hit the dirt, it was still in play," says Chili Davis, the Mets hitting coach, who played from 53 to 1999.
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As bullets hit the dirt near his feet, he slowly peeled off a piece of plastic wrapping, then lifted the launcher back onto his shoulder and tried again.
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He hit the dirt, covering his neck with his arms and pressing his face to the ground to protect his eyes: the textbook position to take during a bear attack.
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Before Mr. Trump's arrival, Mr. Andrés was cheered warmly as he threw the ceremonial first pitch to Ryan Zimmerman, who thrust forward to make sure it did not hit the dirt.
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" I found John Wayne's portrayal of an airborne leader on D-Day, in the 1962 epic "The Longest Day," particularly compelling, especially the way he delivered commands like "Hit the dirt, men!
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I realize we live in a society where apologies are NOT accepted easily, yet long for a day when they can be, but I also understand if I'm shunned till I hit the dirt.
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He also gave Lois a memorable description of what it really meant to hit the dirt in heavy shelling: At 103st you wonder if you'll be shot & you're scared of not your own skin, but of the people that will get hurt if you are hit.
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The next morning Clanton rode up and Brighton recognized him. Clanton turned his horse to run and drew his rifle from his scabbard. Brighton fired his rifle first, shooting Clanton through the left side, the bullet exiting out the right. Clanton died before he hit the dirt.
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Crossfire (commonly abbreviated as CF) is a tabletop miniatures wargame designed by Arty Conliffe and first published in 1996, later supplemented by "Hit the Dirt" containing a number of rules clarifications and scenarios. Crossfire was originally designed to allow for company-sized battles and World War II scenarios. It employs an innovative rules system eliminating the need for a ruler.
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Bad Golf Made Easier is a 1993 53-minute video by actor Leslie Nielsen. It is a parody of golf and other golf videos and books. It demonstrates many humorous bad golf swings, and a slogan found in it is: "I don't play golf to feel bad; I play bad golf but feel good!" In the video, many people hit the dirt out from the ground, drop their golf clubs into the water, and make other mistakes.
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He said the shot fired by Preston hit the dirt next to Long's feet. Beginning in the morning, ahead of the rally's official noon start time,Doug Stanglin and Gabe Cavallaro, "1 dead, 19 injured as car hits crowd after a 'Unite the Right' rally in Charlottesville; driver in custody" , USA Today (August 12, 2017). "protesters and counterprotesters faced off, kicking, punching, hurling water bottles at and deploying chemical sprays against one another". An estimated 500 protesters and more than a thousand counterprotesters were on the site.
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Example of Kershaw's stride and deception Kershaw's pitching style relies on deception, movement, and changes of velocity. He keeps the ball hidden so that it is hard for the batter to pick up the ball, and has a consistent overhand delivery on all of his pitches. He also consistently lands low on the strike zone below the catcher's knees, causing batters to chase the ball even when it is clearly going to hit the dirt. Out of the windup, Kershaw lowers his right foot vertically with a slight pause before moving it forward toward the plate.
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So I > asked the pilot why, and he said when you land a plane smooth, you get the > plane elevated to the lowest position you can and then you smooth it in. > Same with sliding ... If you dive when you're running straight up then you > have a long distance to get to the ground. But the closer you get to the > ground the less time it will take ... I was hitting the dirt so smooth, so > fast, when I hit the dirt, there wasn't no hesitation. It was like a skid > mark, like you throw a rock on the water and skid off it.
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