Michel converted a first down by juking a defender on a short screen pass that became a 16-yard gain.
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You read about things like how Instagram's juking the numbers so they withhold your likes so it's that much more addictive.
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They are affectionately known as South Africa's "boxing grannies," and these women are juking and jabbing their way to healthier lives.
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But after making it through and shooting/juking my way past the vile enemies to trigger a cutscene, I was so happy.
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As Jackson tucked the ball to run it, he froze Chiefs defensive end Alex Okafor by juking, sending Okafor to the ground.
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The play was called back because of a penalty, but Jackson's juking and hurdling ability showed what a danger he is to opposing defenses.
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Jackson wowed the crowd with a juking, hurdling jaunt to the end zone late in the first quarter, but Willie Snead's illegal blind-side block negated the score.
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I dreamed of the breathtaking field-length gallops I watched on Sunday, running backs juking hapless defenders, spinning off hits and striding Achilles-like into the end zone.
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He wowed the crowd with a juking, hurdling jaunt to the end zone late in the first quarter, but Willie Snead's illegal blind-side block brought the score back.
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God bless the Twins always, but outside of Jose Berrios showing signs of becoming a legitimate ace and Ervin Santana juking his peripherals, there's not much there, pitching wise.
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Hayward is a natural off the ball, whether it's leisurely navigating picks on his way into the paint or juking his defender like a slot receiver before erupting above the rim.
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Occasionally it would work out: I still recall faking a behind-the-back pass and juking my opponent, only to retract the ball and flip it against the backboard for an uncontested layup.
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In fact, Quavo was Gwinnett County, Georgia's all-time single-game completions leader ... and posted a sick highlight video showing him breaking tackles, juking pass-rushers and finding his WRs with the deep ball!
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He scored a third way late in the third quarter, taking a short pass to the left and juking a defensive back down field en route to a 33-yard reception and a 183-14 lead.
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In the tape, the Migos rap star shows why he used to be Gwinnett County, Georgia's all-time single-game completions leader ... breaking tackles, juking pass-rushers, and, of course, finding his WRs with the deep ball!
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Tagovailoa got some redemption, though, when he broke free up the middle for a 24-yard touchdown run, juking defenders on his way to the end zone to make it 212-1 early in the fourth quarter.
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Dominique Badji had two good scoring chances, forcing Bingham into the only save of the half in the 30th minute and then missing wide left in the 36th minute after juking the Los Angeles keeper off his line.
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I always liked Special Ed and old school 80s shit, so I made this track called "Bang That," which was about what's now called the juke scene, but then I was in a footwork crew where we'd go to southside juking bitches and shit.
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The biggest offensive highlight of the game for the Patriots came from LeGarrette Blount, who did his best impression of an ankle-breaking N.B.A. point guard, juking past a flailing defensive back on his way to the end zone on a 43-yard run.
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They can distort results: for example police forces have repeatedly responded to the introduction of measurement by "juking the stats", focusing on easy crimes (such as driving at 35 miles an hour in 30-mile-an-hour areas) rather than hard crimes (such as breaking and entering).
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Read more: FANTASY FOOTBALL RANKINGS: The expert consensus on the top 20 quarterbacks of 2019During Thursday night's preseason game against the Packers, Jackson pulled off this jaw-dropping run, juking out two defenders and hurdling a third to find the end zone on an 18-yard scamper.
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It is known as daggering, grinding or juking in the U.S.
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To date, Johnson and Marcus Mariota are the only NFL quarterbacks to have thrown touchdown passes to themselves (Mariota doing it in the 2018 NFL playoffs). Johnson accomplished this against the Carolina Panthers in 1997, catching his own deflected pass, juking, and running three yards for a touchdown.
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In 2007, contemporary hip-hop and R&B; songs became more dance oriented, showing influences of Miami bass and techno, and are typically sped up to a "chipmunk" sound for faster tempos for dances such as juking, wu-tanging and bopping (usually only done in Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach Counties in south Florida).
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Games of TagPro take place in arenas called maps. A map is randomly chosen for each game from a selection that is changed approximately once a month. Walls: These stationary blocks come in multiple shapes, and blocks all balls from going through. They bounce just a little bit, to make juking off of walls a possibility.
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The new material is meant to teach the students how to answer the test questions correctly, but is repetitive and leaves the students unable to grasp any of the language concepts they are supposed to be learning. The sole purpose is to improve the school's test scores. Prez draws a comparison with "juking the stats" in the police department. His class is bored by the new material, and their practice test answers show that none of them understand it.
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A man and woman grinding. Grinding, also known as juking, freak dancing or freaking (in the Caribbean, wining) is a type of close partner dance where two or more dancers rub or bump their bodies against each other, most often with a female dancer rubbing her buttocks against a male dancer's crotch area. The male dancer will typically place his hands on the female dancer's waist, hips, or buttocks. Grinding gained widespread popularity as a hip hop dance in night clubs, and eventually moved on to high school and middle school dances in the US and CanadaBlack, Rosemary.
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As electrical recording and amplification improved there was increased demand for coin-operated phonographs. The word "jukebox" came into use in the United States beginning in 1940, apparently derived from the familiar usage "juke joint", derived from the Gullah word "juke" or "joog", meaning disorderly, rowdy, or wicked. As it applies to the 'use of a jukebox', the terms juking (verb) and juker (noun) are the correct expressions. Styling progressed from the plain wooden boxes in the early thirties to beautiful light shows with marbleized plastic and color animation in the Wurlitzer 850 Peacock of 1941.
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You really had to challenge yourself and scare yourself on every lap. We're on a great roll right now. Third-placed Earnhardt stated that he was not prepared to make a pit stop during the eighth caution, "They were doing everything, swapping, and juking, and carrying on, I just kind of got left out there. Robby Gordon (pictured in 2007) was fined and penalised points in the Owners' and Drivers' Championship for missing a roll bar in his car Kahne had been favored to win due to his recent record of winning races at one-and-a half mile tracks, but admitted being at fault for causing the crash with Stremme, "I just drove into him.
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Colvin, months away from being eligible to retire on a major's pension, decides to make a last effort to have a real impact on the community. He recognizes that much of his time and resources are spent on policing addicts and low level dealers, which never improves the situation in his district and leaves little time for "real" police work. All of Baltimore's district majors are under extreme pressure to reduce the city's violent crime rate from Mayor Clarence Royce, who is seeking re-election. After Commissioner Ervin Burrell relieves Major Marvin Taylor from his post commanding the Eastern District due to his poor performance, other district commanders begin "juking" their stats to make crime rates appear to drop.
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