Karen hobbles out of the car, and the colonel, who is miraculously alive, hobbles after her.
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Paid prioritization favors the existing Internet landscape and hobbles innovation.
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The dog who hobbles into the scene looks exactly like Groucho.
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Here's when he's shot — [Gunfire] [Woman speaking Spanish] — then hobbles away.
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He hobbles off the field, but will be back on shortly.
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With his leg injured, he hobbles away from the rising zombie horde.
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As our politics hobbles along, Russia and China continue to be resurgent.
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At 47, Lilia Rivera hobbles at the pace of someone decades older.
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Since then, reconstruction of this regional capital of 72,000 still hobbles on.
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The trio argued that the model harms students and hobbles research and innovation.
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Now Sandy hobbles in on her own, sometimes leaning on walls for support.
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One hobbles, leaning on the very men he was fighting just hours earlier.
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He is still getting used to the prosthesis, and hobbles when he walks.
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Hindman's stylistic experimentation gives her book an alluring energy but hobbles her narrative.
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Born with cerebral palsy, he hobbles about with the aid of a walker.
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Almost too frail to stand, he hobbles forward, slowly headed toward an uncertain future.
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The leave campaign claims that EU red tape hobbles Britain's firms and strangles growth.
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Struggling to answer questions also hobbles your ability to have a substantive, fluid conversation.
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To not have an actor there hobbles your ability to actually capture a true moment.
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Early in the evening, an old man hobbles onstage and frantically masturbates in a freezer.
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Banks say that Dodd-Frank, which was conceived in response to the financial crisis, hobbles their growth.
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Willis Reed hobbles back to help the New York Knicks win the N.B.A. Finals. Nineteen-twenty-seven?
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The same gap between GOP leadership and rank-and-file hobbles the party on other economic issues.
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Propping up fossil fuels when the rest of the world is moving to clean energy hobbles corporate America.
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Among a sea of gaunt, gangling bodies, it hobbles over its own intestines and chatters its decaying teeth.
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Our political categorizations facilely conflate questions of fundamentally different kinds, leading to a conceptual confusion that hobbles constructive discourse.
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This hobbles the ability of governments to provide critical protection for its citizens and foster development and economic growth.
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Predictably, he crashes to the floor and seriously injures his back, though he gamely hobbles off to a party.
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But police teams are understaffed and overworked, said Birgunj inspector Nakul Gautam, which hobbles their rescue and investigation efforts.
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Bent over at the waist, she hobbles through the camp aided by a cane and her 18-year-old grandson.
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The sound of her crying baby is in the background as she hobbles gingerly, wincing audibly at particularly painful movements.
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The vote hobbles the seven-year G.O.P. campaign to dismantle Obamacare and deals a huge political setback to President Trump.
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Today, he is a prosperous farmer who hobbles around his fields vigorously despite having lost a leg to a land mine.
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In that case, unless you have a powerful sense of the entire arc of your story, the Freewrite hobbles more than helps.
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Koo Ja-Cheol hobbles off the field with support, replaced by Hwang Hee-Chan, who plays for Red Bull Salzburg in Austria.
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But the entire play hobbles on such crutches, especially in exploiting the device of the jailhouse interview, with all its gunmetal clichés.
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It remains unclear how serious the injury is, and how much it hobbles Golden State's expectations of a repeat championship, if at all.
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Corporate executives, who complain the top U.S. rate of 35 percent hobbles them against foreign competitors, get a large cut to 20 percent.
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By the time he hobbles through a door, desperate to reconcile, "they're just hissing at me, practically throwing things at me," Barford said.
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The new Android features could be hobbled by what hobbles all new Android software: It goes into a very small set of Android phones.
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Similarly, in this year's Layers of Fear, as the character hobbles around on a visible limp, the player gets a sense of his life.
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Lack of federal leadership hobbles local health efforts This kind of precedent has implications for how public health administrators interact with the White House.
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But when he hobbles into his studio and sits, a table shields his less flattering proportions, accentuating broad shoulders and an icy blue gaze.
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Gustine knows we are as driven by doubt and fright as by love, and overt tragedy hobbles us less than the fear of losing everything.
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A symbol of America's ailing infrastructure, Lock No. 52 on the Ohio River is responsible for a shipping bottleneck that hobbles commerce far and wide.
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Meanwhile, Republican defense hawks have been frustrated with the lack of permanent defense funding, warning that it hobbles the military's ability to appropriately plan resources.
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She hobbles up to sweet young girls and tries to trick them into putting on her face powder, saying it will make them more beautiful.
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And it badly hobbles his leadership, because you can't inspire others if nearly all of your energy goes so transparently and unabashedly into inflating yourself.
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George Clooney Hobbles Onto Plane With Amal In First Sighting Since Motorcycle Accident Security camera footage of the crash shows just how serious the accident was.
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"Oh my goodness, it's a wounded dancer from our tour tonight!" the diva says, as Tanaka hobbles up on stage with a knee brace and crutches.
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The cane sticks between two cobblestones, but he still hobbles forward, slowly, slowly losing his balance before... somersaulting and springing back up into a youthful pose.
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Whether she steps down graciously or hobbles on until her government collapses under the weight of its own contradictions, she is not long for the leadership.
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The incidents themselves don't have to be traumatizing in the moment for them to accrue, over time, into a toxic pattern that hobbles a woman's career.
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We moved from an inclusive capitalism in the postwar era to a rigged system that hobbles unions, underinvests in children and then punishes those left behind.
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It's no secret that Democrats widely fear a slash-and-burn primary that hobbles the eventual nominee ahead of a general election showdown with President Donald Trump.
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Ms. Barr's fame and affluent insularity — she largely appears in her waterside home in Waimea, Hawaii, with her laid-back boyfriend, Johnny Argent — hobbles her voter contact.
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The indefinite blockade not only hobbles the justices' ability to resolve current cases, it takes open aim at the court's legitimacy as the sole unelected branch of government.
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That leaves investors with uncertainty as investigators pore over corporate records and try to build a case — and little hobbles a company's stock price more than investor uncertainty.
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Earlier, a source directly involved with the situation said some customers had cancelled orders because of the slower handling at ports as the lockdown hobbles movement of goods.
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Together we are tossed on the sea of the internet as it hobbles me, slows me down, smacks me in the face (when I drop it in bed).
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Brexiteers say much red tape is imposed against British wishes and hobbles small firms that do not trade with the EU. They promise liberation after a vote to leave.
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That not only produced an array of big, unfinished projects and bad debt, which now hobbles the state-owned banks, but also opened the door to large-scale corruption.
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The social backlash to sexual violence prevention technologies hobbles these inventions out of the gate, experts say, but it's often financial resistance that finally stops them in their tracks.
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No, but it&aposs just like to old story where you have the mother cat who has three legs and she hobbles and then all of her kittens start hobbling.
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And yet, for all of that, my favorite shot in this thing is close to the end, as Felicity Jones hobbles forward, weapon in hand, no one else in sight.
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Mr. Wang hobbles through the Lu Yuan market each day carrying a black trash bag filled with clothes and a statue of a monkey that he keeps for good luck.
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LONDON/ZURICH Dec 11 (Reuters) - A strong currency that hurts exports and risks deflation, or a weak one that hobbles banks and annoys the U.S. -- that's the choice Switzerland faces.
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It tries to do a lot of things and hobbles its way through most basic tasks, but I'm not sure the user the Galaxy Book 2 invites you to imagine really exists.
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In the dozens of states that aren't solidly blue, to come out for even limited gun control dooms you as a conservative candidate, and severely hobbles a moderate hoping for independent voters.
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Here, up-and-coming lawyer Tony (Emmanuelle Bercot) hobbles around on a knee injured in a brutal skiing accident while on vacation with her husband Georgio (Vincent Cassel) and their son Simbad.
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The problem is that rare earths have been made into a bargaining chip in the ongoing U.S.-China trade dispute, which overshadows our shared interests and hobbles our progress toward lasting solutions.
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Pantini said Italy hobbles behind other countries, such as France and Australia, due to the fragmented nature of its producers, a lack of any national strategy on exports and high tax duties.
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This would be a welcome relief for the individuals faced with a tax code is riddled with inefficiency and complexity that hobbles taxpayers, diminishes work incentives, and harms the economy as a whole.
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Its ideas are superannuated and unworldly; though the show includes a smattering of African and Asian artists, it hobbles forward on the crutches of decades-established Western theory, familiar from any undergraduate syllabus.
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The Tanzanian shilling is expected to hold steady next week due to receding demand pressure for hard currency from merchandise importers as the disruption of travel by the coronavirus epidemic hobbles international trade.
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Morris's shots won't fall forever like they have this month, but it's still good to see him balance responsibilities just enough to make things work as Boston hobbles its way into the postseason. 6.
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Right from the first scene - where the protagonist hobbles through the dark bylanes of a slum in search of her missing granddaughter - to the climax, this film takes a vice-like grip on you.
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An elderly white woman with a Zimmer frame hobbles down a dark corridor towards her pension pot, but is overtaken by a crowd of burqa-clad women with prams, who beat her to the money.
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In the final moments of the episode, Ezekiel hobbles back into the Kingdom, a broken shell of his former self, leaving open the very real possibility that his regal persona might be retired for good.
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Schmidt reiterated several familiar talking points in this debate, primarily that the US is failing to invest in basic research, and that a restrictive immigration policy hobbles the country's ability to attract AI talent from overseas.
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Only new leaders and new legislators can undertake the fundamental reforms that Brazil needs, in particular an overhaul of the corruption-prone political system and of uncontrolled public spending, which pushes up debt and hobbles growth.
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"President Obama's politically correct reluctance to attribute the terrorist threat we face with radical Islam hobbles our ability to combat it by discouraging counterterrorism agents from taking radical Islam into account when evaluating potential threats," Sen.
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These intractable problems include an overbearing military, whose dominance of Chinese airspace hobbles existing airports, as well as a broad retreat from market-driven economic reforms, leading to a dependence on infrastructure investment to increase growth.
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The star of this deliciously noir short story collection, Maud, is nearly 90, with a cloud of "snow-white" hair twisted into a thick "old-fashioned chignon," and she hobbles about her neighborhood with a wheeled walker.
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Zimbabweans had hoped the end of Robert Mugabe's rule in 2017 after an army coup would change their economic fortunes, but have instead watched as a severe dollar crunch hobbles businesses and brings shortages of medicines, fuel and food.
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Together you can also view your recent time-stamped blood draw, how many steps (or hobbles) you've taken today, and thanks to the blockchain's immutability, view everything that's ever happened to you since your health record started on the blockchain.
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"Recognizing women's work with diaconal ordination would be the first, most basic step towards righting the wrong of institutional sexism that hobbles our church as it attempts to respond to the moral crises of our time," McElwee said in a statement.
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As Mark Scott reports, Google will respond this week to charges brought by the European Commission that the tech giant hobbles competitors and squelches consumer choice in cases involving its Android mobile operating system, its online searches and some advertising products.
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Reacting to the 2015 gun killings in San Bernardino, the state in July created the Firearm Violence Research Center at the University at California at Davis to get beyond the hobbles the gun lobby and Congress have put on federal researchers.
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The imbalance between the two candidates' donor networks made a mockery out of the deal: Clinton had far more influence on what was going into the DNC, which led to a controversy that still hobbles the party, four years later.
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Venezuela's oil production, which has been falling by about 20,000 barrels per day per month since last year, is on track to fall an additional 240,000 bpd next year as U.S. sanctions and a lack of infrastructure investment hobbles operations.
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As Lebanon hobbles into its fifth month of political and economic meltdown, the countrywide protests continue to include protesters of all religious backgrounds, uniting in scorn for leaders who cannot offer even the basics: 24-hour electricity, a functional economy or trustworthy governance.
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But it always needs to be, at a moment's notice, ready to tune back in to her as she hears the familiar but haunting strains of "Hungry Heart" or runs a car into a garage door or hobbles away from a wolf.
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Brexit, whenever it eventually hobbles over the line, will cause severe economic headaches for the agricultural community; the business rates set by massive beer manufacturers will continue to shutter swathes of drinking dens; young people will carry on making the journey to towns and cities in search of work.
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Then, the client's own Facebook status updates flicker rapidly across the screen until a disruptive glitch takes over and suddenly, in a scene of supposed serenity, an image of the client from the 3D body scan conducted earlier wanders onto the screen, turns away slowly, and hobbles off into the hereafter.
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Organizations representing the LGBTQ community say the "Presidential Executive Order on the Revocation of Federal Contracting Executive Orders" hobbles several of Obama's previous orders including the "Fair Pay and Safe Workplaces" order by revoking the requirement that companies seeking federal contracts prove they've complied with federal laws banning discrimination based on sexual identity or orientation.
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That much became clear this week when the GOP released its fiscal 2017 financial services appropriations bill, which slashes funding for the FCC by $69 million, and severely hobbles the agency's ability to enforce its net neutrality rules, crack down on abusive "zero-rating" practices, and move ahead with reforms designed to open up the video set-top box market.
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Mustering feral cattle can be very dangerous. damper. The pack saddles and oilskin coats are drying on the fence. Mustering Corriedales in Patagonia Horses in the outback are not noted for their docility and this adds to the dangers of mustering. Grazing hobbles for horses and cattle hobbles (bottom) A muster (Au/NZ) or a roundup (US) is the process of gathering livestock.
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Records."Green Day Departure Hobbles Lookout". Aversion.com, August 2, 2005. Retrieved on August 27, 2007. In September 2005, the band performed at North East Sticks Together.
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Jonas intends to run Les down once and for all, but, faced with Les's unbreakable spirit, his rage drains away. Les turns and hobbles off, a smile spreading across his bruised face.
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A hobbled donkey in Sardinia A hobble (also, and perhaps earlier, hopple), or spancel, is a device which prevents or limits the locomotion of an animal, by tethering one or more legs. Although hobbles are most commonly used on horses, they are also sometimes used on other animals. On dogs, they are used especially during force-fetch training to limit the movement of a dog's front paws when training it to stay still.Dog Hobbles, Gun Dogs Online, accessed December 5, 2008.
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Taking the milk means it will not be consumed by the colt, and results in a strong chance that the latter will be sold for slaughter (as deficient). Some owners of young foals handle them excessively, leading the foal to consider the human a member of its own species, which can cause serious behavioural problems. Hobbles are used on some large farms to provide semi-freedom, preventing horses from going too far. In addition to forcing them to move in step, hobbles cause pain.
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The Man in Hobbles is a 1928 American silent comedy film directed by George Archainbaud and starring John Harron, Lila Lee and Lucien Littlefield.Babington & Barr p.133 The film's sets were designed by the art director Hervey Libbert.
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All names have been kept secret, and authorities have been criticized for not doing enough to prosecute tax evaders.Kaikkien aikojen veronkiertotutkinta kuivui kokoon - varoja piilottaneet suomalaiset jäävät ilman rikosseuraamuksia yle 18.9.2013Supreme Court ruling hobbles Liechtenstein tax probe Yle 19.9.
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The cycle restarts as the group's van arrives at the gas station at the beginning of the film. However this time Lyla from the previous cycle is still alive, and she hobbles towards her counterpart in the hopes of warning her and breaking the cycle.
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Baby Sitters Jitters was filmed over four days on January 23–26, 1950.Baby Sitters Jitters at threestooges.net When Junior hits Shemp in the foot with a ball-peen hammer, he hits his right foot, but as Shemp hobbles around in pain, he clutches his left foot.
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The group makes a run for the meat shed. Lola and Eva throw out some meat to catch the birds' attention but the birds aren't taking it; they like fresh meat. Derrick hobbles out and offers himself as bait to the birds. They attack and eat him alive.
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Some used goggles to keep dust out of the eyes. Saddles, bridles, hobbles, and ropes were needed if the party had a horse or riding mule, and many men did. Extra harnesses and spare wagon parts were often carried. Most carried steel shoes for horses, mules, or livestock.
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However, when Little Emily (Goodwin) hobbles in, he relents. Edmund sees the Prince in the Koefeld box and a fit of madness seizes him. He denounces the Prince from the stage and is carried fainting to his dressing room, his career apparently ended. Edmund tells Anna that his madness was feigned.
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At Wimbledon, Janković injured her knee during her third-round match against Caroline Wozniacki.Janković hobbles to hard-fought win Although she won that match, it visibly hindered her during her fourth-round loss to Tamarine Tanasugarn. Janković would have become the world no. 1 had she reached the semifinals of the tournament.
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His ship passes to the knight Rodrigo Rabello (or Botelho). Unlike Kilwa, Almeida has no intention of holding Mombasa. But he is kept for a while in harbour by difficult winds. During this interlude, the last remaining ship of Almeida's squadron, Vasco Gomes de Abreu (São Gabriel) hobbles into Mombasa harbour, with a broken mast.
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2013Supreme Court ruling hobbles Liechtenstein tax probe Yle 19.9.2013 According to Helsingin Sanomat in Sept/Oct 2013 Lichtenstein tax havens accounts include funds of Casimir Ehrnrooth (see UPM, YIT, Jaakko Pöyry and Guggenheim Helsinki Plan) Bertel Paulig (coffee, spices) and a construction company owners in Turku.Bertel Pauligilla veroparatiisitili 9.10.2013 A9 Seventeen Finns paid additional taxes totalling €10 million.
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The soundtrack was composed by film composer R. Haribabu. The soundtrack, released in 2009, features 6 tracks. A reviewer rated the album 1.5 out of 5 and said, "This album hobbles around Keeravani and Natabhairavi ragas so much so that you get a feeling of déjà vu by the time you come to the fourth song".
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Unbeknownst to Tell, Cap grabs a shotgun and hobbles after him. Tell finds Orrin and Tyrel waiting for him in the street. As the Bigelows and their men start to emerge from the livery stable, the Sacketts open fire and the gun battle begins. With the help of Cap, the Sacketts kill all seven of the Bigelow gang.
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As the Musketeers chase him down, the injured one takes notice of the sword. Thinking that it would be of use later, he hobbles up to the sword and pulls it out. The land mine goes off and kills the Musketeer. The others see his bloody body and briefly mourn their dead friend before advancing toward the Ming Warriors.
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After an initial panic the boys manage to lock him in, only for him to escape through a window, and hobbles off. Next day Mr Forsyth has a noticeable limp. He surely is the Masked Crusader. They offer to call a truce and give him an Agent Z badge, as an "honorary" member of the crew.
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Tony B's foot is injured when Peeps's car rolls over it, and he hobbles back to his own car. Carmela is planning a surprise party for her father Hugh De Angelis's 75th birthday. Nudged by her mother Mary, she tells Tony that, because of the separation, it would be better if he did not attend. Tony is taken aback, but consents.
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At the bar, Russell sabotages DeGroat's van to prevent his escape and confronts him. DeGroat escapes to a nearby shutdown mill, where Russell shoots him in the thigh. Russell then follows DeGroat to a field outside the mill as he hobbles off and shoots him in the back. Russell informs DeGroat that he is Rodney's brother, as Wesley approaches the field in a squad car.
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Later, she watches as an emaciated figure hobbles across the frozen lake outside her cottage. She locks the door and tries to push the image from her mind, but the figure remains a source of both fear and fascination. The following day, Lena hikes through the forest, seeking the creature. She finds a few signs: a claw-mark in the trunk of a tree, a patch of half-eaten berries.
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She finds a screwdriver and uses it on the door to escape. Shelby gets home from visiting Mike to give him his jacket and opens the bathroom door to find the room empty. She turns around to be met by the cistern lid in Elizabeth's hands. Elizabeth takes Shelby's jacket and hobbles down the stairs, out the front door into the barn, where she finds her locked car.
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Later, Pike and Wilson arrive and initiate the same plan, with every detail exactly the same. Wilson is therefore surprised when Sedgewick knows that he is feeling faint and goes out to get a glass of water. The next morning, Mainwaring arrives stiffly, wearing the pair of size 6 shoes. He hobbles into the office, just as Mr Sedgewick arrives with the pair of boots he left for repair last week: a 6½.
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The driver takes a fatal fall from the boat after seeing Miss Panor coming towards him from the other side, which sinks. Kim tumbles into the water and has a vision of Panor and Ta's father. In the vision, Panor is shown torturing Ta's father by ripping off his toenails, on the premise that if she hobbles him, he can't leave her. When Panor leaves the room, Ta's father shoots himself in the head.
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Dejected that his power play failed, Bobby asks Hank why he is being smug when he had to have his wife fight for him - which Bobby feels is worse than kicking below the belt. Hank replies that "it's not so fun when someone doesn't fight fair, is it?" and warns him that he can "get [Peggy] to do that any time I want." After sending Bobby inside to wash up, Hank hobbles in behind him.
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Ralphie is now living with Janice, having left Rosalie. But after discussion with her therapist, who recommends that she stop choosing partners who are similar to her brother or father, Janice wills herself to break up with him. They argue; she is at the top of the staircase and hits Ralphie, causing him to fall downstairs, injuring his back. Janice locks herself in her room as Ralphie hobbles back to his car, bags in hand.
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Shelby then walks to her bowling alley to get Elizabeth's car. Elizabeth wakes up and manages to get out of her bed with her injured ankle and hobble to Shelby's bedroom. She finds it covered in pictures of Mike and Shelby when they were still together with "SM + MD" written everywhere. Shelby returns and Elizabeth hobbles back to her room but accidentally detaches a photo strip of Shelby and Mike from the wall in her haste.
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Augusta Okon of 9aijabooksandmovies comments: "Married but Living Single struggles to bring to life the ideals intended by the author. Although its adaptation is commendable, distinguishing it from those in the sea of original works, the stereotyped storyline, lack lustre performance, and a couple of subplots insults our sensibilities. The movie lacks depth and just hobbles to the finish line, only by the acting dexterity of the two leads. It’s a mishmash, ordinary, wanna be nice movie".
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Simon agrees to be shot in the arm by Victor Jr. as Claire leaves in disgust. Meanwhile, Ronna wakes up in hospital and hobbles to the supermarket to start work. Realizing she left Manny at the rave, she and Claire return to the venue to find Manny pale and shaking in the alley. The three go to Ronna's car where Ronna muses that she can now pay her rent and Manny asks what their plans are for New Year's.
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Tack design follows a "one size fits all" approach, with saddles, halters and bits all produced in a single size. Mongolian tack is very light compared to western tack; hobbles in particular are about half the weight of their Western counterparts. The Mongol pack saddle can be adjusted to fit yaks and bactrian camels. The modern Mongolian riding saddle is very tall, with a wooden frame and several decorated metal disks that stand out from the sides.
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In one example, Harry unexpectedly stomps on Ellen's toe in order to test her love for him. As she hobbles in pain, she asks, "What did you do that for?" In response, he asks her if she still loves him, and she says she does. As Milt and Linda start to settle down as a couple, she quickly realizes that he has an addiction to selling household items and junk for a quick buck, something that she is strongly against.
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Similarly, Frank's daughters learn at work of their father's involvement. Frank and Will catch up to 777 and attempt to engage the coupler, blowing the seal on the car, spraying grain onto 1206. When the locking pin will not engage, Will kicks it into place, but gets injured in the process. Will hobbles back to 1206's cab, and Frank attempts to slow 777 by powering 1206 in the opposite direction, but 777's momentum proves to be too powerful.
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Devices used include stretchies (elastic rubber tubing attached to the front legs by fleece-covered leather half-hobbles, used to provide resistance training), weighted rattles (large beads) or chains placed around the fetlock, and "shackles" or a "running-W", devices composed of pulleys and ropes that help increase the horses' range of motion. Depending on the breed, some devices may be used in the warm-up area but not the show ring, while other breeds ban them from the show grounds entirely.
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Loïc and Angélique have a final confrontation, in which he declares that they never had, nor ever will have, a relationship. Angélique strikes him over the head with a brass figurine and he falls down the stairs. Angélique is arrested, diagnosed with erotomania, and remanded to a mental institution. Rachel stands by her husband while he recovers from his injuries, and several years later the couple are shown at a house with their young children as Loïc hobbles around with a walker.
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Humiliated, he hobbles on crutches to a carriage. The narrator states that Barry went first back to Ireland with his mother, then once he was fully recovered, he traveled to the European continent to resume his former profession of gambler (though without his former success). Barry kept his word and never returned to England or ever saw Lady Lyndon again. The final scene (set in December 1789) shows a middle-aged Lady Lyndon signing Barry's annuity cheque as her son looks on.
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The next morning, Toots is putting baby powder on Jerry while a bandaged Tom hobbles to the table. Toots kisses Jerry, but while doing so, she soon finds that in addition to being quite adorable, Jerry is also quite tasty. She suddenly has a change of heart and decides to eat Jerry, now taking sides with Tom, who reacts with joy. Toots blows a kiss to Tom (as though to thank him for giving her Jerry, after all), and prepares to kill and eat Jerry.
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The film isn't obligated to be neutral, but it's so bullying and one-sided that a viewer feels guilty for agreeing with it. Defending an artist who preferred aesthetics to righteousness, Dirty Pictures sadly advances exactly the opposite." Ken Tucker of Entertainment Weekly called the film "titillatingly titled but artistically timid" and added, "Chaiken and Pierson drain Dirty Pictures of engaging drama by denying the opposition any believability; they present Barrie's persecutors as hostile idiots and hopeless prudes . . . The director further hobbles the movie's pace by interrupting the narrative with commentator interviews . . .
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The expedition climbs high into the mountains and finds a set of giant footprints in the snow, evidence of the Yeti's existence. As the tensions between Rollason and Dr. Friend rise, McNee is injured by a bear trap laid by Dr. Friend to catch the Yeti. As soon as McNee is well enough to move, he hobbles from his bed and jumps off a cliff. The Sherpa guide, Kusang, sees this and flees downhill at double speed back to the monastery, from where Helen and Fox decide to mount a rescue mission.
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The fiador knot (also Theodore knot) is a decorative, symmetrical knot used in equine applications to create items such as rope halters, hobbles, and components of the fiador on some hackamore designs. As traditionally described, it is a four strand diamond knot in which six of the eight ends loop back into the knot, thus allowing it to be tied with a single line. While a specific knot is discussed in this article, the fiador knot has also been treated as an entire class of multi-strand knots similarly made with a single line.
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Skunker uses his ammunition to wound Kiche and gives chase to save his dog, but is killed and devoured by the rest of the pack. Later that night the wolves return but are scared off by Jack and Alex using burning branches. The following morning the wolves attack the two men, but they are saved when another sled team arrives with one of the men mortally shooting a female wolf. The injured wolf hobbles back to her den, and her cub remains by her side until she dies.
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Computer Gaming World warned that Cyber Empires was an action game with strategic elements and that it was not well suited for strategy-only players. The magazine called it "a solid game. It has nothing to rave about and nothing that hobbles it", with "adequate" graphics and sound, and recommended the game to action gamers who were "fans of BattleTech, RoboTech and Giant Robot universes". A 1994 survey of strategic space games set in the year 2000 and later gave the game two-plus stars out of five.
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Frank loads Anna's body into his van and drives home, but as he opens the doors Anna regains consciousness and stabs him in the stomach with a piece of rebar attached to a mannequin hand. Anna flees and is picked up by a passing car, whose driver panics at the sight of a blood- covered Frank and runs him down, crashing & flinging Anna through the windshield. Bloodied, Frank hobbles to the mortally injured Anna and scalps her as she dies. Frank returns to his apartment, attaching Anna's hair to a mannequin dressed in a bridal gown.
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They led > them with bridles and hobbles, lined them up in stable and stall, resulting > in the deaths of two or three out of ten. They made the horses go hungry and > thirsty, raced them, and galloped them, arrayed them in rows and columns. In > front were the tribulations of the bit and the ornamental halter, behind > were the threats of the whip and the crop, resulting in the deaths of over > half the horses. … Returning to the subject of horses, if they are allowed > to live on the open land, they eat the grass and drink the water.
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In the aftermath, the four remaining ships of the coastal patrol, who elected of Pêro de Ataíde as their new commander, set back for India. However, contrary winds make it a difficult journey, and they inch back only painfully and slowly. The battered patrol hobbles into Angediva island sometime in the summer of 1503, where they are forced to stop to repair their crippled ships. Four days after arriving in Angediva, a fifth ship, the caravel of António do Campo (who having missed the previous year's monsoon, was forced to stay in East Africa throughout all this) arrives in Anjediva and joins the patrol.
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Cobblepot starts out as a small-time criminal working for mobster Fish Mooney (Jada Pinkett Smith). After Mooney discovers that Cobblepot is an informant for the Gotham City Police Department (GCPD), she hobbles him by breaking his ankle, giving him a waddle-like limp that befits his hated nickname, "Penguin". Mooney and her boss, Mafia don Carmine Falcone (John Doman), order GCPD detectives Jim Gordon (Ben McKenzie) and Harvey Bullock (Donal Logue) to execute Cobblepot, but Gordon lets him go. Cobblepot allies himself with Falcone and rival mob boss Sal Maroni (David Zayas), and climbs his way up the ladder of Gotham's criminal underworld through murder and treachery.
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This lends support to the theory that the MPAA has used its influence with different manufacturers to disable full functionality on consumer level CD/DVD drives specifically targeting DVD video files. This slow speed and low data rate hobbles the drives functionality and greatly increases seek find times, general performance and specifically write times (to an hour or more). On some riplock-equipped drives, riplock can be removed by firmware reflashing by the drives firmware (referred to as "read speed patch" or "riplock patch"). It can also be disabled on some drives such as the Lite-On model iHAS324B by pressing the eject button for three seconds without any disc inserted.
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Some men also carried a 3-ft. canvas triangle with a grommet at each corner and another centering each edge; this could be rigged in half-a dozen ways as a windbreak or rain-roof, or rolled and shoved under the sougans for a pillow. Near the foot the cowboy kept his hobbles, latigo straps, dirty laundry, extra (usually fancy) spurs, and whatever else he might happen to have. If he owned a suit (4–5 lb.) and a couple of good shirts (1.25–1.875 lb.) for dressy wear, they were tucked in between the sougans, where they stayed both clean and wrinkle-free.
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Robin swims the chilly river, hobbles through enemy lines with his crutches, disguised as a simple-minded young shepherd, and alerts Go-in-the-Wynd, who at the time was staying with his elderly mother. John sends word to de Lindsay's cousin Sir Hugh, whose forces have the element of surprise and defeat the Welsh invaders. Later that winter, the King and Queen with their forces and Robin's parents arrive just in time for Christmas Eve. Robin is reunited with his parents, and after he accompanies himself in a Christmas carol with his completed harp for the royal couple, he is rewarded for his service to the crown in saving Lindsay Castle.
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Fish Mooney is mob boss Carmine Falcone's most trusted lieutenant. Unbeknownst to Falcone, Fish is plotting to usurp his criminal empire, and employs a young woman named Liza, who resembles Falcone's late mother, to distract the lonely, aging mafia chieftain while Fish undermines his control of Gotham City. She has good relations with the Gotham City Police Department, and decides to help detective Harvey Bullock in investigating the murder of Thomas and Martha Wayne in return for him leaving her alone. When her underling Oswald Cobblepot informs on her to the GCPD, she hobbles him - giving him his trademark "penguin walk" - and orders him killed along with Bullock and his new partner, Jim Gordon.
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Episode 27 Livestock woes plague Walt as he inadvertently hobbles his prize filly Dividend and tries to outwit a skunk that is stealing eggs from the barn. Episode 28 Harold sets Walt up as chairman of the new hall committee without being candid about the chances of getting the project launched; Walt's chicken woes continue. Episode 29 The hall committee hatches a new building scheme; Willy and Dave find a way to introduce Walt's filly to the race track; and Walt and Maggie witch for water. Episode 30 Walt's filly Dividend makes her race track debut and Walt pulls wool over the eyes of the local MP with the help of the entire community.
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At that, he is fortunate, for one of his friends is killed by the animal. Tranh gets the supervisor to pay him double, both his own wages and the dead friend's, as compensation; he wastes the money on a last bottle of whiskey and hobbles off to await starvation and death. However, while drunk and laying against a building late that night, Tranh sees Ma leave a brothel with his business manager, who departs in a pedicab. As Ma begins to walk home, Thai police accost him for being out after curfew, and when Ma attempts to explain that he is a Thai citizen, the police, hearing his Malay-Chinese accent, beat him and rob him for failing to grovel his respect.
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It's well-acted and offers plenty of cultural specificity, but the supporting characters are thin and the need to be universal hobbles its drama". He was joined in his criticism by Kate Taylor of The Globe and Mail, who wrote: "As the obscenities of wealth accumulate while a large cast of Asian and Eurasian actors render their many silly characters, the source of the laughter becomes troubling." David Rooney of The Hollywood Reporter gave a mixed review, in which he criticized the film's pacing as "uneven" but nevertheless similarly praised the performances and chemistry of Wu and Golding, and singled out Wu's performance as the film's real heart. Tony Wong of Toronto Star argued the film "doesn't blow away stereotypes.
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Poroshenko Bloc, Batkivschyna, Nash Kray get largest number of seats in local councils – Ukrainian Voters Committee, Interfax- Ukraine (12 November 2015) It gained most (of all) votes South and East Ukraine (except of Kharkiv Oblast).Why a 'Star Wars' Emperor Won Office in Ukraine, Bloomberg News (26 October 2015) Exit Polls Show Ukraine Divided For, Against Poroshenko Rule, Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty (27 October 2015) After Ukraine’s Local Elections: Early Misinterpretations, Carnegie Europe (27 October 2015) Poroshenko hobbles on, Politico Europe (26 October 2015) Week’s milestones. Elections to be continued, blackmail in Minsk, and emotional lustration, UNIAN (27 October 2015) In May 2016 Rabinovich left the party and its parliamentary faction after a request from his party Center All- Ukrainian Union.
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A "truly strange" song, it begins with "some odd flapping noise as Shippy plays riffs that sound exactly like a squealing pig. And the rhythm, such as it is, limps along to the sound of lots of distorted guitar punctuation until Johnson commences throwing out more unintelligible lines like verbal karate chops while the guitars fire off a dissonant riff here, a dissonant riff there, everywhere a dissonant riff riff. Then the song, which has never really been a song, breaks for a drum solo, then goes quiet before it gets louder and hobbles away into silence, but not without a happy-go-lucky little guitar figure at the end." The concluding track, "Lady to Bing", is an instrumental said to recall Captain Beefheart's Trout Mask Replica.
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From 1855, each winter trains of freight wagons traveled on this road across the deserts between Los Angeles and Salt Lake City until the late 1860s when the railroad arrived in Utah. Springville was settled in 1850 by eight pioneer families who crossed the plains to Salt Lake Valley from the East and were directed by Brigham Young to settle further south. Incorporated in February 1853, the pioneers called the city Hobble Creek because an early exploration team led by Oliver B. Huntington in February 1849 had a horse lose a pair of iron hobbles (restraints tied to the horse's forelegs) while the team was camped next to the creek. As the town grew, the name was changed to Springville, after the Fort Springville.
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However, it lacks the fizz for the spectator to go deewana!" Shubhra Gupta from The Indian Express also gave the film 2 stars out of 5, saying, "Simbu's stubbly guy-next-door, helplessly in love with the feckless Trisha was the highlight, apart from its lovely songs, of VTV [Vinnaithaandi Varuvaayaa]: where did all the passion go in Ekk Deewana Tha?" Rajeev Masand of CNN-IBN too gave the film 2 stars out of 5 saying, "This Hindi remake is a disappointing bore of a love story that tests your threshold for pain as it hobbles along indulgently for close to 2 hours and 40 minutes." Zee News gave the film 2 stars out of 5, and concluded that, "All in all, Ekk Deewana Tha is a movie that seems to have been lost in translation.
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Terry Fox, aspiring young Canadian athlete, learns that the pain in his right knee is due a cancerous tumor, and his sporting career sadly comes to an end once he receives news that his leg has to be amputated. After a period of lengthy self-reflection, Terry falls in love with Rike Noda, played by Rosalind Chao, a Christian teacher for mentally disabled children, who helps Terry in his quest to regain his self-confidence. Despite his mother Betty Fox's disapproval, on April 12, 1980 Terry dips his artificial limb into the Atlantic Ocean in St. John's, Newfoundland, and sets off on a Marathon of Hope across Canada to raise money for cancer research - the disease he has been battling for three years. That summer, the young man hobbles triumphantly into Toronto, cheered by over 10,000 Canadians who have adopted the 22-year-old as a national hero.
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Lyons criticized a number of dangerous practices shown in the movie, and was particularly critical of the scene where Booker hobbles, ropes, and lays the exhausted horse on the ground, then has Grace get on the recumbent horse, which is then allowed to rise, and the horse and girl miraculously are both cured of their fears and once again a horse and rider team. He argued that the actual real-life practical risk of injury to horse and human in such a method is considerable, that a horse pushed to exhaustion is not "trained," and pushing a fearful rider in such a fashion is ill-advised. However, Lyons' critique also recognized the limitations of Hollywood film-making, stating, "In order to tell a story, things are often done that would be imprudent for horse owners to attempt." – John Lyons critiques the horse training methods it depicts.
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" Richard L. Coe of The Washington Post wrote of the play's transition to the screen, "It could be argued that perhaps it follows too closely, that this is too clearly a photographed stage musical. That I didn't mind in the least, because 'Damn Yankees' is a swell musical comedy and I'm a sucker for musical comedy." John McCarten of The New Yorker found Walston and Verdon "just as delightful" on the screen as they were in the stage version, adding, "Although expository dialogue occasionally hobbles the proceedings, 'Damn Yankees' is for the most part commendably brisk, and the music and lyrics, by Richard Adler and Jerry Ross, are uniformly lively." A somewhat mixed review in The Monthly Film Bulletin praised Verdon as bringing "great presence and a neatly sardonic humour" to the film while describing the score as "pleasant but unmemorable," and summarized the picture as "a musical made with a great deal of verve and some wit, but without much natural gaiety.
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Shibnath experiences the aftermath of Partition of India (India was partitioned in Republic of India and Pakistan in 1947, at the time of independence), with his own family becoming refugees, and his ancestral village now belonging to a separate nation of East Pakistan. With the help of Bipin Gupta, his family now resides in rural West Bengal. Once cutting a formidable figure as a virile and courageous freedom fighter crusading for a united and independent Bengal to drive away the British, Shibnath now stands in stark contrast: a fragile, fragmented shell of his former self as he awkwardly hobbles along an unpaved road through the countryside, stopping frequently along the way to relieve himself in the woods, unable to control even his own bodily functions (undoubtedly the autonomic legacy resulting from years of physical torture and inhumane treatment that he sustained while in police custody). Shibnath's wife, Hemangini, urges him to make ally with Bipin who is willing to capitalize on Shibnath's legendary reputation for patriotism, by asking to accompany him in electoral campaigns.
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