In episode 8 we jump headfirst into the dreaded ex file.
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If I were starting my career today I would jump headfirst into the community building scene.
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We tell our boys to climb to the top of the monkey bars and just jump headfirst.
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I knew I had to jump headfirst into tech and social media for a job post-college, so I did.
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Virginia has avoided this crisis, so why are House leaders now so eager to jump headfirst into a fiscal nightmare?
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Just that there is something kind of romantic about being so head-over-heels in love, you'll jump headfirst into obviously ill-advised decisions.
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I was surprised that more '90s kids weren't at the theater on opening night to jump headfirst back into magical chaos of it all.
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If you want to jump headfirst into the future and legally stream all the NFL action this year, it's probably not going to be cheap.
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But while virtual reality has been the big buzzword at MWC, Netflix is not planning to jump headfirst and it's unlikely we'll see "House of Cards" in a full 360 degree immersive way anytime soon.
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Well, either that or you'll want to jump headfirst out of the office and into the open arms of the nearest dealer before hot-footing it to Vauxhall and never, ever, ever going back to your job.
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AaAaAA!!! - A Reckless Disregard for Gravity is a game where players BASE jump headfirst from the top of the highest building downwards. The game is viewed in a 3D first-person perspective. Players score points by flying near objects on the way down, smashing through various colored glass plates, landing via parachute on a designated drop zone, and not ending up as a sack of broken bones.
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This essential process is sometimes overlooked by the novice writer who may prefer to jump headfirst into writing their full screenplay before properly planning their story structure. However, this approach normally results in more rewrites in the long run. One of Movie Outline's features is its "Reference Plugins" which allow comparison of the progress of the writer's story with outlines and analyses of Hollywood movies.
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The short opens to Bugs Bunny's hole being drawn by the animator in the ground; the animator abruptly erases and redraws the hole in the sky. A sleepy Bugs climbs out and falls to the ground. When Bugs realizes who is in charge of the feature, he makes his desire plain to not be a victim of an animator who plans on making him look bad. With that said, Bugs is about to get back into his rabbit hole, but the animator erases it, causing Bugs to jump headfirst into the ground.
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Alexander released his debut single, "Live a Little", through Elektra Records in mid-2014. He wrote the song with Laura Veltz and co-produced it with Justin Weaver. Taste of Country reviewed the single favorably, saying that "Lyrically, ‘Live a Little’ is quick and clever, with Alexander’s voice flowing through the lyrics like a spark that will grab the listener’s attention and have them hitting repeat as they find themselves inspired and motivated to jump headfirst into their dreams." Got Country Online also praised the song, comparing it favorably to Dwight Yoakam and Chris Isaak.
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The Bunlap people perform an ancient ritual called the Gol (Bislama nanggol) or "land diving", in which men tie vines to their ankles and jump headfirst from platforms jutting out from a tower. The jumper's fall is broken by the vines, the other end of which is tied to the tower. A sloping surface of softened earth at the base of the tower provides some protection from injury in case of a broken vine, a vine of incorrect length, or a poor jump. The Gol inspired the modern sport of bungee jumping, though the vines used are far less elastic than bungee cords, and the Gol jumper does not bounce up at the end of the fall.
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