Pricey Jumpers examines "some really quite pricey jumpers from a ridiculous catalogue".
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There is a huge difference between being willing to take jumpers and settling for jumpers.
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Like skydivers and BASE jumpers, wingsuit jumpers deploy parachutes in order to gently return to the ground.
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It also hosts Bridge Day, when it's open to pedestrians, abseilers, BASE jumpers and bungee jumpers for a day.
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On the field, you'll also see pole vaulters, high jumpers, and triple jumpers arching their backs to nearly unfathomable degrees.
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" He noted that the scoring generally favors jumpers, and that male Nordic combined athletes tend to be "prototypical ski jumpers.
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The latest video, from a pick-up game with several other NBA players, showed Simmons casually hitting pull-up three-pointers, step-back jumpers, and fade-away jumpers off the dribble.
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CreditCreditMladen Antonov/Agence France-Presse — Getty Images PYEONGCHANG, South Korea — There is a saying in figure skating, full of truth and untruth, that jumpers can't be artists and artists can't be jumpers.
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" Alexa replied with "Why is Kyrie Irving missing his jumpers?
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As a rookie, 82 percent of Beal's shots were jumpers.
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Can we relax, finally having defeated those pesky border jumpers?
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Oh, what we would do to touch those cashmere jumpers.
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BASE jumpers will be tempted to leap off it. Capability?
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About 80 show jumpers will be competing over four days.
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Keep working on those fade away jumpers up in heaven.
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They start by zooming in on ball-handling, finishing, floaters, runners, one-legged jumpers, off-balance jumpers, side pick-and-rolls, middle pick-and-rolls, pick-and-roll passing, and so on and so forth.
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Morris missed two jumpers, including an 18-footer at the buzzer.
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Stover blocked shots, Allmond sank jumpers and Anderson directed the offense.
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The Thunder quickly erased the lead with jumpers and free throws.
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Shirts and jumpers that fit a (male) dwarf chest AND arms.
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Ruffles came on dress and skirt trims as well as jumpers.
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Hayward countered with two long jumpers, including his fourth 215-pointer.
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He made three jumpers and had a quarter-high seven points.
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On those pull-up jumpers, he's been especially terrible: 33.6 percent.
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Jordan threw up some jumpers too -- and the kids LOVED it.
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They missed layups, short jumpers and twice had dunks rim out.
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"There's nothing to see in there but overpriced jumpers," he announced.
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They feature long and spongy jumpers and are relentless on defense.
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Williamson is one of the best jumpers the game has seen.
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He backed down defenders to set up 15-foot fadeaway jumpers.
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Burbank, the freshman, nailed jumpers, and Lewis made handsome post passes.
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And the 2741741 percent of jumpers who survive regret the decision.
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What if Utah packs the paint and Paul's jumpers don't fall?
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Because the suits are relatively new, McNamara and other jumpers say this is the "Golden Age of wingsuit BASE" -- a once-in-a-lifetime chance for jumpers with wingsuits to make their marks, or die trying.
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For every three he attempts, he also launches 2.5 mid-range jumpers.
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There's no Jamal Crawford heat checks or contested turnaround jumpers from Wiggins.
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Eventually, someone came around and marked our hands to prevent queue jumpers.
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While border jumpers are not new in this town, the numbers are.
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Fence-jumpers have become a somewhat frequent occurrence near the White House.
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She was ranked in the top five women jumpers in the world.
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EEEK their little ears with their little cozy jumpers are too much.
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Also, here is a plot of the vertical position of both jumpers.
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Many people's knitting efforts focus on jumpers, scarves, children's clothes and blankets.
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I'm the girl that wears her boyfriend's jumpers most of the time.
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There is only safety and kindness and cashmere jumpers and fluffy lambs.
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Typically, this type of injury, it's for jumpers—basketball and volleyball players.
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But there's a bigger problem: Toronto can't hit jumpers, particularly open ones.
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Until recently, Vince Gill played there on Mondays with The Time Jumpers.
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McDaniels made two jumpers and hit three free throws in that stretch.
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Though red pandas are not diggers or jumpers, they are agile climbers.
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The Prevc brothers were two of only four jumpers who reached 503 meters.
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Do you ever see kids in the stands shooting jumpers with Steph Curry?
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He buried three straight jumpers to fuel a game ending 10-0 run.
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The wind was biting, gnawing its way through jackets, jumpers and football scarves.
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Pricey Jumpers had a print run of 20, priced at £1 ($1.35) each.
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Instead of jumpers for goalposts, there are life vests taken from the beach.
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" Springsteen adds: "I started competing and doing the jumpers – then I turned professional.
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He beat me off the dribble, he pulled up for 15-foot jumpers.
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At the beginning, I was reluctant to include dungarees or navy blue jumpers.
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Strangely, this wasn't the first Pikachu-related incident with White House fence jumpers.
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He played three minutes, missed two open jumpers, and somehow finished -10. 5.
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Or that players should generally avoid hoisting jumpers 35 feet from the basket.
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And then he and the complementary players start hitting jumpers over the Warriors.
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That does not mean that she would leave the Jazzy Jumpers behind entirely.
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Smart made back-to-back jumpers to start a 13-0 Tigers run.
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Just as suddenly, the tempo shifts: The Wildcats throw up too-quick jumpers.
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They rely heavily on freshman Malik Monk, who leans a ton on jumpers.
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They're all knitted, ribbed jumpers with that knitted, felted lamb's wool that's been pleated.
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Andrew Wiggins twisted down the lane, and Zach LaVine crossed over and canned jumpers.
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Durr contributed consecutive jumpers, while Bionca Dunham and Dana Evans each added transition layups.
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John Harrar made back-to-back jumpers to increase the lead to 223-35.
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In the last two wins, Bryant has made 23 of 220 long-range jumpers.
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Runners and jumpers and swimmers and tumblers will be in Brazil, doing their best.
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His highlight reel mixes rim-rolling, curling off screens for jumpers, and destructive isolations.
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Towns scored 11 points in the third quarter, including four turnaround jumpers over Jokic.
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The company put nets on the sides of buildings to catch would-be jumpers.
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He tossed in pick-and-pop jumpers and shouldered his way to the rim.
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Both teams went under screens on James, daring him to take pull-up jumpers.
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Barton and Murray hit mid-range jumpers, and Gary Harris hit two free throws.
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They missed dunks and short jumpers, seemingly unable to finish despite plenty of opportunities.
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This was done by BASE jumpers actually jumping from the roof of Trump Tower.
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We've allowed ourselves to see the refugees as queue jumpers, as undesirable, as criminals.
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Autopsy reports typically indicate that the jumpers have lacerated aortas, livers, spleens, and hearts.
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On the third Saturday in October, hundreds of BASE jumpers flock to Fayetteville for Bridge Day, the one time each year that jumpers are allowed to fling themselves from the bridge and parachute more than 800 feet down to the riverbed below.
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Dragic made two jumpers early in the fourth quarter to nudge Miami's lead to five.
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It's no secret that we love sweaters — chunky knits, turtlenecks, striped jumpers, you name it.
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This drone footage shows some pretty exhilarating footage of BASE jumpers at Kjerag in Norway.
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We're also being held back by bandwagon jumpers who don't really care about the music.
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Berry scored on four jumpers — three from 29-point range — in the opening 10 minutes.
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Hutcherson talked about his great-grandma, who is a dab hand at knitting NSFW jumpers.
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If you watch Jackson's jumpers from the 2016 season, he's a shooter without much rhythm.
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Station employees blocked off the cars at the KFC, dashing the hopes of line jumpers.
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The U.S. has amazing institutions to prepare jumpers, swimmers, basketball players, gymnasts, runners and decathletes.
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He spent his off seasons taking hundreds of jumpers a day until it was perfect.
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Even the worst of the Wild West claim jumpers would have blanched at the thought.
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Oladipo sank a pair of mid-range jumpers to give Indiana a 110-109 lead.
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"Ski jumpers, for sure, they try to get you on cross-country skis," she said.
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Six games of back cuts and pull-up jumpers and crossover dribbles and punishing screens.
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All the jumpers he has witnessed hit some kind of soft vegetative surface and survived.
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Will Claye, one of the world's best triple jumpers, said that he does the same.
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He is more than willing to cede midrange jumpers, the least efficient shot in basketball.
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Allen's dunk tied the score with 28 seconds left before Holiday and Dinwiddie missed jumpers.
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Show-jumpers are expected to finish their rounds, too, though with points deducted for faults.
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He was nimble in the open court and liked to shoot jumpers, dribble, and pass.
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He hit a layup, a free throw, a 3-pointer and two jumpers during that span.
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From brutal festive jumpers to angry Santas, here are 13 of the best... Feeling festive yet?
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UNC is already one of the best teams in the country at hitting two-point jumpers.
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They want to win by outmuscling and, literally, outreaching other teams — jumpers and spacing be damned.
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Hood countered with a pair of jumpers to help put the Jazz back up 40-35.
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Now, almost four decades later, it's impossible to know exactly how many BASE jumpers there are.
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Wearing these suits allows jumpers to soar for longer periods of time before opening their parachutes.
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It was something of an old-school performance; many of his shots were classic turnaround jumpers.
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If you want to see some overpriced jumpers on undersized women, you're in the right place.
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Northwestern's Robbie Beran hit two jumpers in the middle of Garza's run, but it wasn't enough.
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And from my perspective, third party candidates like Gary Johnson and Jill Stein are line jumpers.
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The Neediest Cases Fund The Jazzy Jumpers, a double Dutch team, have competed around the world.
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But Missouri had an answer with Watson connecting on 213-point jumpers on consecutive Tigers possessions.
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After a timeout, Paul knocked down three consecutive jumpers to re-establish Houston' 12-point advantage.
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Jumpers by Glover and Blackshear Jr. gave Florida a 54-223 cushion with 8:02 left.
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He reached the milestone with one of his trademark step-back jumpers in the second quarter.
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Stephenson assisted on an Anderson dunk and followed with back-to-back jumpers during the run.
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Yet recently, having bottomed out on most of my adrenaline-jumpers, I only want to sleep.
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DeMar DeRozan clanks a few jumpers and suddenly his breakthrough begins to look like a con.
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Yeah, men will give you more dunks but they will also give you more brick-ass jumpers.
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Mr Shige and Ms Kawagoe bring potential jumpers back from the edge—640 of them so far.
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Koenig hit back-to-back jumpers and Happ made a tip-in to make it 20-5.
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Nebraska scored the first six points of the game with Watson and Palmer sinking 3-point jumpers.
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The fact that some of the passport-queue-jumpers are crooks makes the business even more unpopular.
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Toys like walkers, jumpers and exercisers were associated with 16 percent of the accidents in the study.
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Or, in my case, muddle through a series of jabless jab steps and very un-wet jumpers.
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He also told police he knew he would be arrested and researched DC charges and previous jumpers.
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Turnstile jumpers, the police discovered, were sometimes armed and often wanted on warrants for more serious crimes.
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George made back-to-back jumpers to fuel a 227-83 spurt to open the third quarter.
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It presented two different colored jumpers and asked viewers to vote on which one it should create.
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Jumpers often wear "wingsuits" that, with arms extended, create additional surface area for gliding through the air.
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He said that children's clothes, cashmere and lambswool jumpers and lingerie — traditional M&S strengths — sold well.
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He knocked down three 3-pointers in the second half and a pair of 21-foot jumpers.
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People are reinforcing their "expectation for the government to act equitably, with no queue-jumpers," he added.
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The Jayhawks opened their largest first-half lead, 32-27, after Dotson and McCormack each hit jumpers.
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But in the age of analytics, midrange jumpers are about as popular as two-week road trips.
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In the new footage, Bronny puts on a clinic -- passing, handles, defense and ridiculous step-back jumpers.
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I have often chased these jumpers, only to find they were not where they seemed to land.
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Toronto role players are finally hitting their jumpers and the Raptors have extended their lead to 214.
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Jumpers are rimming out: Both teams have missed a total of six threes to start the game.
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Paragon also says that during a tandem skydive, jumpers will reach speeds of up to 136 mph.
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The 26-year-old does an excellent job eluding screens and bothering pull-up jumpers from behind.
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Harden and Chris Paul are artful and probing and have jumpers most often fatal to the opposition.
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Their star, the stutter-stepping James Harden, was hitting step-back jumpers and sweeping to the hoop.
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In their Game 4 loss, the Warriors had settled for too many long, contested jumpers, especially late.
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The teams traded 3-point jumpers, and Sacramento took an 84-113 lead into the fourth quarter.
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The Jazzy Jumpers provide a safe haven for children and teenagers in the neighborhood, Ms. Veal said.
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O'Connell drained perimeter jumpers on consecutive possessions as the Blue Devils stretched the advantage to 21994-295.
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Whitt hit two jumpers in the game's first two minutes as Arkansas took control from the start.
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The former played a more measured and intentional game—slower, stronger, more shoulders and mid-range jumpers.
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Rubio and Booker followed with jumpers to give Phoenix a five-point lead with 222:210 remaining.
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The experiment with bungee jumpers suggest that people with higher levels of endorphins feel higher levels of euphoria.
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Joe Johnson hit two key jumpers in the final minutes, and Larkin finished with 11 fourth-quarter points.
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Unlike these jumpers, Aikins will have no one to catch him – just the net suspended over the ground.
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In a universe of off-the-bounce 25-foot jumpers, he is a Mikan Drill come to life.
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He dazzled like Uncle Drew, scoring on step-back jumpers, crossover dribbles and shifty slithers to the hoop.
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Georgetown re-established a double-digit lead midway through the half on back-to-back jumpers by Govan.
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James rammed his way down the lane, pulled up for jumpers, and flung passes on 40-foot diagonals.
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But the authorities were concerned that these advantages were pushing many jumpers to starve themselves to lower weights.
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I do the same training regime as the young jumpers and I haven't changed that in 30 years.
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Northern Arizona jumped out to a quick 26-229 lead behind back-to-back jumpers from Carlos Hines.
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After a slow start, Forrest hit two late jumpers for the Seminoles to tie the game at 25.
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Back-to-back jumpers from Holiday put New Orleans up 116-113 with 713 seconds left in overtime.
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Lillard, despite struggling with his shot for so much of the game, emerged with a series of jumpers.
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They missed layups and 21-pointers, midrange jumpers and hook shots, ensuring that they were equal-opportunity bricklayers.
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"If I miss a couple jumpers, I'll be sitting on the side," he said, and the players laughed.
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As long as he stroked jumpers and took jagged, high-leaping dashes to the hoop, all was fine.
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They wore each other's Kansas driveways smooth shooting thousands of jumpers and playing countless one-on-one games.
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That's when Parker, an 18-year veteran, took over, scoring on midrange jumpers and drives to the hole.
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Brown looked as if he had been plucked from a 1950s highlight reel with pull-up midrange jumpers.
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Its leaders knew that American swimmers, runners and jumpers were doping with the complicity of top Olympic coaches.
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But if it's going to work, Westbrook needs to be able to hit a respectable amount of jumpers.
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A five-time All-Star, he settled for a steady diet of fall-away jumpers against the Warriors.
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He then added a pair of jumpers to push the lead to 115-106 with 50.6 seconds left.
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He hit two clutch jumpers in the final 77 seconds and shot 10 of 17 from the floor.
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Above, Anne Kursinski, one of the country's most decorated show jumpers, who says she was abused for years.
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Mostly, though, Mullin was alarmed by how many open shots the Rockets were missing: layups, runners, uncontested jumpers.
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But Westbrook keyed a 21-3 surge that closed the period, pairing two layups with two midrange jumpers.
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San Antonio then reeled off nine consecutive points, thanks in part to two Aldridge jumpers, to regain control.
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They spread the floor, move the ball and shoot jumpers from Siberia, averaging 11.7 35.43-pointers a game.
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He drained step-back and fadeaway jumpers, cut to the rim for layups and buried timely 3-pointers.
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Malik Monk made three straight pull-up jumpers to highlight Charlotte's 10-0 surge in the comeback attempt.
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Yes, you need to make sure that there's no traffic around you so there's no other jumpers jumping.
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That will mean a reduction of 22.9 percent in floorspace devoted to racks of skirts, jumpers, trousers and towels.
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That's not all ... Kylie wants to cover you with her own line of linens, swaddling blankets and crib jumpers.
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Conley turned the ball over on Memphis' next trip down the floor, after which the teams traded missed jumpers.
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As staff arrived at work yesterday morning, they were greeted by an anonymous package, which contained eight bright jumpers.
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Moreover, it's not like Ball is a one-dimensional shooter who can only contribute if he's knocking down jumpers.
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He has already seen Diamond League opportunities for jumpers and throwers cut from seven to five meetings per season.
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"All of the jumpers would be scattered everywhere just to make a living, but also to compete," he said.
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"He got hot there for a little stretch and hit a couple of jumpers," Hawks coach Mike Budenholzer said.
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Markieff Morris hit two more jumpers, sandwiching a Bullock 3-pointer, to give the Wizards a 100-97 edge.
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This week, I ate a gluten free cinnamon bun for breakfast — and bandwagon jumpers, I loved you for it.
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Safety pins were omnipresent on the runway - securing cut draped mini dresses, on jumpers and skirts and as earrings.
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The athleisure-inspired Studio Jumpers are a departure from the usual style that made Keds famous, the Champion Originals.
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I was 14 years old that summer, and I often narrated my solitary crossover dribbles and pull-up jumpers.
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That will mean a reduction of 10 percent in floorspace devoted to racks of skirts, jumpers, trousers and towels.
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Menswear consisted of a range of duffle coats over tailored suits, sometimes bearing zips and boat-neck knit jumpers.
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With his sharp suits, his snake hips and his gorgeous cashmere jumpers, he is every football fan's repressed fantasy.
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He finished with 279.7 points in difficult conditions where jumpers had to contend with driving rain and gusty winds.
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Williams had 17 first-half points on an array of mid-range jumpers and spin moves in the lane.
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Every Monday night I play in a 10-piece band, the Time Jumpers, at 3rd and Lindsley [in Nashville].
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If Simmons starts hitting jumpers, the Sixers will instantly have two top-10 players and will be finals favorites.
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That is tangible, physical evidence that this happened, that these women were abused, not bandwagon jumpers, not money grabbers.
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Wiggins hit three jumpers including a 21-pointer in the final four minutes, matching up against guard Devin Booker.
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Only after I got home did I discover that they're famously strong jumpers who love to rocket over fences.
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She hopes that the Jazzy Jumpers will have their own recreational center in the heart of Brownsville one day.
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But, it was actually an aerial stunt performed by base jumpers to celebrate the last supermoon of the year.
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However, when Villanova started cutting off driving lanes and forcing the Wolverines to settle for jumpers, the game changed.
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Smart made two jumpers and a 123-pointer to help LSU get within two points with seven minutes remaining.
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Are we getting into kind of a Wild West situation of claim jumpers or will there be some methodology?
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Olympic ski jumpers have now identified a third way lack of sleep can be helpful: It can maximize airtime.
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He hit three 3-pointers, three free throws and a pair of short jumpers in an impressive shooting display.
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Campaigners for change, wearing "Repeal" jumpers and "Yes" badges, gathered at count centers, many in tears and hugging each other.
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It's not designed to help that player shoot like Ray Allen, but at least start hitting those mid-range jumpers.
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From backdoor layups to long jumpers, he torched the Nuggets' defense in countless ways and effectively crushed their defensive spirit.
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Sedentary athletes aren't boaters — and they're not exactly swimmers, runners, dancers, walkers, jumpers, hoppers, skippers, gallopers, racers or movers either.
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The tariffs would affect £35 million ($45 million) of exports, spanning woolen jumpers, suits, pajamas, swimwear and linen, Mansell said.
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According to Synergy Sports, the percentage of all his jumpers that were off the dribble last season was 39 percent.
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If you include his step-back jumpers inside the arc, LeBron's effective field goal percentage on these shots is 71.9.
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Each one comes with access to a custom training app and a private fitness community of more than 70,000 jumpers.
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Lyrical and satirical by turns, she shows that fearful isolation, emotional or political, hurts wall-builders and wall-jumpers alike.
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Cullen Neal, who finished with 23 points, made two 228-pointers and Breein Tyree made two jumpers in that rally.
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Mirotic and Rondo made consecutive jumpers and Mirotic added a tip-in to give New Orleans an 85-613 lead.
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Like 'OK, LeBron, you're quote unquote an All-World defender, why would you be letting Kevin shoot jumpers on you?
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Add Ford to the growing list of fence jumpers this year, and some of the others are also repeat offenders.
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Accompanied by moustaches and home-knitted jumpers, the 70s was something of a Dark Age for British food and drink.
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This matters to sprinters, jumpers and throwers, whose effort is mostly anaerobic, and therefore less affected by the extra oxygen.
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Morris is 11-for-26 on mid-range jumpers with a defender between two and four feet away this month.
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Regardless of the look, it couldn't stop the Vols, who got lay-ups and open jumpers from start to finish.
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The Cyclones responded to regain the lead with back-to-back Bolton scores, setting the stage for Tinkle's clutch jumpers.
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"Invisible Jumpers" started after Dodd showed Ford a sweater she had knitted that resembled the seat covers of a bus.
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Joseph Ford and Nina Dodd's work has been published in a book titled "Invisible Jumpers," which can be purchased here.
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The Secret Service has been dealing with an increased number of fence-jumpers at the White House in recent years.
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Jamal Crawford made two jumpers and drove for a layup to kick-start a 17-4 run for Los Angeles.
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He steps outside to attempt a few mid-range jumpers and then settles into the corner to hoist some threes.
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Wingsuit jumpers can reach speeds of 200 miles per hour and often jump from heights comparable to that of skydivers.
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That's why we're wearing a lot of teal and matching it up with yellow jumpers to have that distinct look.
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The picturesque Catskills location is a favorite among cliff jumpers who take the 24-foot leap into the waters below.
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For spring, Hatch offers no fewer than five new styles of jumpers alone, in a multitude of colors and fabrics.
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He increased his frequency of midrange jumpers but decreased his accuracy in making them: 37 percent, down from 44 percent.
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Girls were required to wear skirts, jumpers or skorts, which look like a skirt but include shorts-like fabric underneath.
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"It's the uncertainty of waiting times alongside queue jumpers that's adversely affecting consumer behaviours in bars and pubs," he added.
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Jumpers risk injury to tendons and ligaments on their front end from landing and trying to balance coming off jumps.
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He trained relentlessly, whether shooting thousands of jumpers to perfect his stroke or running sand dunes to improve his conditioning.
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In an early-career matchup with Jordan, Bryant even sought Jordan&aposs advice on how to shoot fade-away jumpers.
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Even when he could count on 275 to 212 shots per game, there were never enough practice jumpers to take.
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While Leonard rested, George dominated, with fallback jumpers stolen from Kobe Bryant, who had stolen the move from Michael Jordan.
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After Hunter Maldonado knocked down a jumper for the Cowboys, Williams made two more jumpers and Jessup hit a 3.
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Perhaps unsurprisingly, the death rate may be as high as 1 in 50 and well known jumpers die every year.
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Researchers in California and Australia compared BASE jumpers with gamblers and found that both sets had a lot in common.
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Against the Knicks, he dusted off his familiar wares: the midrange jumpers, the low-post turnarounds, the skyscraping 221-pointers.
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He missed tough contested jumpers, drove into crowds of defenders and was blocked, forced passes and threw the ball away.
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The Nets repeatedly turned to him to make plays, setting screens to free him up on drives and long jumpers.
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Russell hit a string of jumpers in the third quarter, never letting the Sixers seriously chip away at the lead.
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And yet, paradoxically, these bungee jumpers also showed increased levels of the hormone cortisol, known to increase when people experience stress.
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His floater is still a work in progress, and he's shooting 36.4 percent on pull-up jumpers outside of 10 feet.
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Troy hit two jumpers and Perkins made a floater in the lane to tie it at 60 with 3:22 remaining.
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Felder hurt the Spartans in every way possible — drives, jumpers, 3-pointers — without a turnover in a 173-point first half.
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Instead of drifting out for mid-range jumpers as frequently as he used to, Nene's pick-and-pop game has dwindled.
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Hooded jumpers appeared as if wrapped around necks and above puffer jackets, which often had one sleeve hanging on the side.
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Matt McQuaid and Joshua Langford followed with jumpers and Bridges swished a 3-pointer off a kick-out pass from Ward.
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Please don't try to flush nappies, sanitary towels, paper towels, unwanted Christmas jumpers, turkeys, Christmas lights, or granddads down this toilet.
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He blew by defenders operating out of a trap defense for easy layups and mixed in timely jumpers for good measure.
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The National Association of Bail Enforcement Agents, now part of NAFRA, has estimated that nearly 90% of bail-jumpers get nabbed.
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Besides his wife, Chapot's survivors include their daughters, Laura Chapot and Wendy Chapot Nunn, both accomplished show jumpers; and three grandchildren.
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When the Warriors threatened in the second half, trimming Cleveland's lead to 3, James made every critical play. Putbacks. Jumpers. Layups.
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I think it's great to be competing with these young jumpers, even though some of them weren't born when I started.
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Smith hit a pair of jumpers and turned a steal into a fast-break assist to keep the Wolfpack within range.
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Reese leaped 7.01m, Berian ran the 800 in 1:46.03 and Cunningham was one of four high jumpers to clear 1.84m.
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It wasn't until Oklahoma City stopped settling for long jumpers and began to drive into the paint that they found success.
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DeRozan hit short jumpers on the Raptors' next two possessions, then Nogueira gave the Raptors the lead with a rebound follow.
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There was the sad woman in my closet, who would whisper to me through my row of patterned Hanna Andersson jumpers.
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The jumpers participated in skills and speed tests, hopping between the ropes with an unbelievable quickness, despite the scorching July heat.
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Sonoma Valley Stables, Chocolate Horse Farms and Estancia house some of Northern California's most valuable show horses, mostly hunters and jumpers.
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Last week, Guillermo, who has family roots in Kentucky and grew up riding hunter jumpers, spoke at a Churchill Downs Inc.
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The outlier is DeRozan, whose ability to draw fouls mitigates (kind of, sort of) his steady diet of 17-foot jumpers.
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Several bodies were strewn across the carpet, their heads resting on balled-up jumpers, necks bent as if they were broken.
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Love opened up the floor for James by burying outside jumpers, forcing Boston to leave defenders one-on-one with James.
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Warren scored on consecutive jumpers to fuel a 22-23 run that put the Pacers ahead 923-292 going into halftime.
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The Jazzy Jumpers comprise about 30 members, most of whom are women and girls between the ages of 5 and 24.
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Not all Vegas residents knew their plan ... and when they saw the jumpers in the sky -- they thought Mars was attacking!!!
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He relied on a steady diet of midrange jumpers, a shot ridiculed by the league's growing mass of number-crunching analysts.
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Weatherspoon made a jumper and D.J. Stewart Jr. followed with back-to-back jumpers to pull Mississippi State within 23-18.
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Garland hit two short jumpers, the Nuggets missed two layups in the final three minutes, and the Cavaliers put it away.
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On Sunday, James punctuated his on-court warm-up by tossing up a series of turnaround, fadeaway jumpers from 22 feet.
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"We had a few jumpers remaining that were so high in the trees that they required significant recovery support," Myer said.
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So he steeped his son in the classics, from maintaining a proper defensive stance to shooting jumpers with a quicker release.
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Penetrating off the dribble, finishing drives above the crowd and hitting clutch jumpers down the stretch are not exactly teachable skills.
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Ski jumpers experience the joy of human flight by flinging their body off a small ramp and down a long hill.
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Ski jumpers, for example, are at the very low end of the spectrum, eating as little as 0003,300 calories per day.
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Or, less metaphorically, he is gliding through the paint, jumping passing lanes, lofting jumpers over everyone the Raptors throw at him.
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Jacobs missed two jumpers in the final seconds, including one that fell off the front of the rim at the regulation buzzer.
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Moody made three straight 232-point jumpers to help the Rebels open up a 51-41 lead early in the second half.
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We don't want 15 lads all dressed in Christmas jumpers making a beeline for the bar and making life difficult for others.
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With LSU trailing 220-212, Mays connected on back-to-back 214-point jumpers to give the visitors a 83-28 lead.
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Scholars have found that suicide barriers on bridges, for example, prevent jumpers and don't lead to a significant increase in suicides elsewhere.
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Two BASE jumpers are presumed dead after GoPro footage shows the pair leaping off Bixby Bridge in Big Sur, California, Wednesday morning.
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Men wore casual looks with zippered jumpers, striped jackets, and ankle-length trousers under trench coats, finished with desert boots or sneakers.
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Chloé followed suit, showing pink tutu maxi-dresses that poked out from underneath trainspotter-style ribbed jumpers in dull blues and grays.
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So, so many kids fantasize about having their own sneaker one day as they hoist jumpers on blacktop courts in waning daylight.
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I incorporated plenty of this into my day-to-day outfits: camisoles worn over jumpers; bed-jackets shrugged on with floral skirts.
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It is just how I see it and it's no disrespect to everybody else because there are some very good jumpers there.
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With time and money on his hands, Ricci spent an afternoon at Sandown Park outside London and fell in love with jumpers.
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They're primarily spot-up jumpers, calculated post-ups, or situations where he can attack a close out and dine at the rim.
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Over half of LaVine's shots are pull-up jumpers and—somewhat absurdly—over a third are from behind the three-point line.
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Border jumpers can triple their net wages compared to Mexico, and earn almost ten times as much as they would in Guatemala.
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"We had a 28-point second quarter and I think we settled for a lot of jumpers," Hawks coach Mike Budenholzer said.
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The room is packed with jumpers — brave men preparing to launch themselves some 450 feet through the air — but no one speaks.
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Carmen Cremers, who handles the travel for Philippaerts and his three brothers, who are also show jumpers, said it can get hectic.
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But then came the familiar onslaught from the Warriors, full of claustrophobic defense and offensive rebounds and backdoor passes and clutch jumpers.
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BASE jumpers use parachutes to jump off tall, static objects, and the term is an acronym for 'buildings, antennas, spans and earth'.
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The company owns the patent on the "trampoline court," a web of trampolines that are interconnected, allowing jumpers to move among them.
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He started off the outburst with a 3-pointer, and he made a pair of jumpers and assisted on a Dziagwa trey.
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Ms. Veal stepped in as Ms. Fortune's replacement that year and has been the head coach of the Jazzy Jumpers ever since.
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When Brooklyn Community Services welcomed the Jazzy Jumpers into the Seth Low center, it also hired Ms. Veal as an activity specialist.
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One commuter posted a picture on Twitter which showed passengers covering their mouths with jumpers and clothing in a smoky train carriage.
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But the Huskies countered with Williams, only 5-10, and Collier, 6-1 — both quick jumpers who play bigger than they are.
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"True, there's athleticism that's involved, but the way the jumpers move their body — their timing, their rhythm, their steps," Ms. Johnson said.
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But Cincy's leading scorer hit two jumpers and went 215-for-21 from the line down the stretch to secure the win.
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And then I think KD going to the line the way he did, not settling for jumpers, but attacking, that was key.
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Jones finally got untracked and made a couple jumpers, but the Blue Raiders still trailed 75-46 with about 10 minutes remaining.
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But those bonds turn out to be bail for suburban criminals, and soon the new Pete discovers a talent for chasing jumpers.
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Each has turned his basketball into a makeshift chair along the baseline, a few feet behind the net Cole's jumpers are eviscerating.
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We began with a shooting test: a series of midrange and 3-point jumpers while moving between five spots on the court.
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He grabbed boards—maybe not enough—he dunked, and he missed jumpers, year after year, for sub-par team after sub-par team.
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Within a decade it would be the primary offensive weapon in the National Basketball Association... His turnaround jumpers from the pivot captivated crowds.
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There were about 700 or so leftist marches over the weekend organized to protest President Trump&aposs zero tolerance approach to border jumpers.
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D'Angelo Russell led the Nets with 21 points and hit three jumpers in overtime after sitting down the stretch in the fourth quarter.
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The female athletes cleared were Iuliia Maltseva (discus), triple jumpers Viktoria Prokopenko and Irina Gemeniuk, high jumper Irina Gordeeva and sprinter Alena Mamina.
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Gobert posted a double-double with 23 points and 10 rebounds while Hayward delivered several clutch jumpers en route to his 23 points.
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Outside, agency employees in colorful government jumpers filed into the building wearing OxyCap purification headgear that allowed them to breathe the polluted air.
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Sports-inspired layered looks, with lightweight windbreakers and anoraks were alternated with casual looks with ankle-high trousers worn under comfortable cotton jumpers.
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He tossed up jumpers and glided down the lane, and the Oklahoma City crowd cupped hands around mouths and let him hear it.
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Don't panic, Cowboy fans ... we're told Dez was taking it WAY easy ... just shooting jumpers and not driving into the paint AT ALL.
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Harrison Barnes's 3-pointer from the top of the key, after jumpers from Andre Iguodala and Shaun Livingston, lifted the lead to 12.
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The motivation for many of these jumpers is provided by the southern city of Sapporo, a contender to host the 2026 Winter Olympics.
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He wears chunky jumpers and blazers and buys organic wine, mainly so he can decry the bottle you bought from the grocery store.
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He drained a pair of long jumpers to bookend a short spurt that gave Utah its first double-digit lead at 23-13.
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It was his final basket of an 11-of-15 showing on his typical combination of mid-range jumpers and drives to rim.
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The event has been a tradition since 1980 and now welcomes hundreds of jumpers from states across the nation and around the world.
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It explodes into Mardi Gras, however, as soon as the jumpers pass the grandstand on opening day in the first of 28 races.
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When Smith's on, the three-pointers rain from the heavens on the wings of one of the most beautiful jumpers God ever created.
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Towns and his ability to shoot jumpers and take defenders off the dribble was the main focus of the Minnesota offense early on.
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She would see a steady stream of turnstile jumpers, low level assault cases, drug users and order-of-protection violators until 21980 a.m.
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There, they can learn everything from how to figure out what's on when to why ski jumpers aren't killed every time they jump.
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Maintaining order — keeping windows unbroken, vagrants off the street, squeegee men out of the road, turnstiles free of jumpers — coincided with crime prevention.
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Tim Hardaway Jr. and Luke Kornet each hit deep 3-pointers to open overtime, and Mudiay had three jumpers that widened the gap.
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Instead, Norwich is brimming with ski jumpers and freestyle skiers throwing caution to the wind and pushing the boundaries of risk and reward.
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Those include things like puddle jumpers, crop dusters, and planes used in flight schools — basically, winged aircraft that hold up to 19 people.
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The Cavaliers scored 10 unanswered points during that dry spell and took a 14-12 lead on back-to-back jumpers by Diakite.
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Rhoden had a pair of jumpers in a 10-4 run to give the Pirates a 63-54 lead with 5:56 remaining.
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Anthony scored the bulk of his points on contested step-back jumpers, contact layups and even a powerful dunk on the baseline drive.
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The jumpers have won countless trophies and have competed in tournaments as far afield as Japan, the Cayman Islands and Turks and Caicos.
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Childs capped an 11-2 run with back-to-back jumpers to give BYU a 54-40 lead early in the second half.
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Grant had two dunks and Porter drained a couple of jumpers during a 9-0 surge that put the Nuggets up 33-75.
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Kansas re-established a 10-point lead behind back-to-back jumpers by Moss and then settled for a 44-35 halftime margin.
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She is one of the most successful show jumpers in the world, but she says 70 percent of her sport is the horse.
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That's the whole idea of having the jumpers on display in the exhibition so that people can play with them and touch them.
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D'Angelo Russell led the Nets with 29 points and hit three jumpers in overtime after sitting down the stretch in the fourth quarter.
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The Jazzy Jumpers practice in a public housing complex where Brooklyn Community Services, one of The Fund's beneficiaries, runs a recreation program. 8.
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Turner made a pair of mid-range jumpers before draining a 3-pointer to cap Indiana's 13-0 run in the first quarter.
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Their unconventional drills feature pull-up jumpers from a step inside half court, and arcing shots over folded bleachers flipped on their side.
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Other than that, everything was static: the penchant for jumpers, the general awkwardness when a defender crowded him, his complete inattentiveness on defence.
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I was a big Slipknot fan, and I've thrown away all my hoodies, jumpers, and T-shirts, but I could never throw this away.
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Parker then suddenly turned back the clock a few years, driving to the basket at will and flinging in mid-range jumpers with ease.
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When the Cavaliers made a small run to cut the deficit to 10, Gasol countered with consecutive jumpers to keep the Bulls comfortably ahead.
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Four straight jumpers from Anthony, including a 274-pointer, gave the Knicks a 215-44 lead with 6:36 left in the second quarter.
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The proof ... his 18-year-old daughter has her sights set on a gold medal, 'cause she's one of the nation's best high jumpers.
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Whereas kids like me, who liked skateboarding and cutting holes in the sleeves of our jumpers, were left to fester in the lower ranks.
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But just as ski jumpers never know exactly how far they will leap after leaving the ramp, it is unclear where 5G will land.
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Behind them trail a legion of long-suffering caddies, most of whom are resignedly trying to scrub the vomit out of their Argyle jumpers.
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But Leonard also missed a pair of mid-range jumpers on Toronto's next two possessions and then deferred to VanVleet for the final shot.
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It's also where BASE jumpers Chris Douggs McDougall and Jimmy Pouchert shot themselves 300 feet into the air just for the fuck of it.
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More impressive is Salto's ability to, like the galago (and human parkour jumpers), immediately follow the first leap with a second, more powerful jump.
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When the Cavs made a small run to cut the deficit to 10, Gasol countered with consecutive jumpers to keep the Bulls comfortably ahead.
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Models wore colorful knits made up of jumpers and trousers as well as long dresses and arm cuffs, at times slit on the sides.
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There were also ribbed turtlenecks, oversized jumpers, silky pyjama trousers, long printed chiffon dresses as well as lace ones, in mainly rich dark colors.
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But two Russell jumpers, including a 28-pointer, got the Rams on the scoreboard, and Rhode Island led for the game's final 267 minutes.
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Aron Baynes connected on two jumpers and Marcus Morris hit five free throws as Boston opened up a 223-point lead at 222-247.
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The Clippers came out fast, but soon fell behind as Kevin Durant began hitting jumpers and the Thunder kept getting second and third chances.
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Among all players who launched at least 153 mid-range jumpers, none were more accurate than McCollum, who shot a totally ridiculous 215 percent.
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Everly trailed 21969–95 with less than 45 seconds left in the game before Jeanette hit two jumpers to narrow the deficit to two.
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Dennis the Menace, furry bumblebee jumpers, and red silk trousers with ombré tassels stand out, as do military green knits and large wool overcoats.
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He's only knocking down 31.7 percent of his jumpers inside the arc, and 90 percent of those shots are of the pull-up variety.
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The White House has been hit by a series of fence jumpers ... some lingering on the grounds and going unnoticed by the Secret Service.
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They wore thick jumpers, montgomery coats and blazers in layered looks made of different textiles such as cashmere, mohair, yak, camel and alpaca wool.
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The Rio underground security guards had no tactics, no technique to contain the turnstile jumpers—there was nothing progressive about their use of force.
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Nurse was ahead of the analytics curve in his view that layups and 216.1-pointers were efficient shots — and that midrange jumpers were not.
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Doug Mills: Without a doubt, my pinch-me moment came when I was allowed to spend time up in the ski jumpers' start house.
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Seth Low used some of that money to rent a bus that the Jazzy Jumpers took to the competition in the Bronx in November.
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He added a driving layup and Warren sank jumpers on three consecutive possessions to give Indiana a 108-33 advantage with 2:18 left.
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With Beal finally knocking down jumpers, Washington shot nearly 58 percent from the field in the first quarter and built a 35-28 lead.
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Nwora wasted little time announcing his presence with authority, knocking in a pair of short jumpers in the first minute to set the tone.
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After competing at the highest levels for more than a decade, Tops-Alexander, 45, is one of the best show jumpers in the world.
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There are further playful touches, including 28 elongated jumpers suspended from the ceiling that visitors are invited to touch, feel and mess around with.
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If you favor the world of base jumpers over Khaleesi, here's a roundup of the best offbeat sports documentaries on Netflix and Amazon Prime.
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But for what it's worth, Hallorann's magical ability serves as most readers' gateway to King's entire multi-dimensional universe of psychics and dimension-jumpers.
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For some, the only way to escape was to jump and hope for the best: seventeen bodies of jumpers have been found on the ground.
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Throughout the series, the Warriors have been conceding open pull-up jumpers to James by going under every screen in which he's the ball-handler.
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Ball started drilling perimeter jumpers, and by the intermission, he'd posted 13 points on 4-of-7 shooting, 3 for 5 from behind the arc.
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We followed three main teams — the Honey Bees (New Jersey), Jazzy Jumpers (Brooklyn), and Ninja & Sakura (New Jersey) — of over 60 who entered the competition.
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Especially since some of the queue-jumpers are crooks or tax-dodgers, who want a new home in which to hide or launder their loot.
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What Kerr, who hit a few open jumpers for that Bulls team, noticed watching these Warriors from home was that success was building on itself.
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It was again a three-point game before Rakocevic and Thornton hit consecutive jumpers to give USC a 72-65 lead with 46 seconds remaining.
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Davis provided his usual mix of decisive spot-up jumpers and crowd-pleasing dunks, either on the break or crashing the boards for put-backs.
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The Raptors scored the next seven points to trim the lead to five, then Joseph and DeRozan hit jumpers to reduce the lead to one.
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Floral skirts clashed with jumpers reading "insomniac" backwards, and zoomed-in daisies took over a chunky knit worn by current campaign star Lily Jean Harvey.
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Wigginton added a pair of 3-pointers, while Weiler-Babb contributed two jumpers and four free throws, helping the Cyclones pull away down the stretch.
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At House of Holland, bold prints and motifs adorned denim, jumpers and silk rodeo-inspired designs for a colorful collection for women's wardrobes next autumn.
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The lambs at Avon Valley Adventure and Wildlife Park in southwest England will be extra stylish this spring because of their new tiny knitted jumpers.
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Wingsuits -- which let jumpers glide through the air horizontally at fantastic speeds -- have lured many mountain climbers to try BASE jumping, as they did McNamara.
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Japanese casual wear retailer UNIQLO, which sells merino jumpers, said in a statement it minimized the risk of market fluctuations by establishing stable supply sources.
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Fail to contain handoffs, and the two are flying around the corner for pull-up jumpers, or taking one dribble toward the rim for finishes.
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Long jumpers Reese and Dendy return to defend titles along with high jumper Cunningham, who is the daughter of former Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Randall Cunningham.
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Mays missed two jumpers for the Tigers, and Santos-Silva made one of two free throws for a two-point lead with four seconds left.
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Video clips of their layups and midrange jumpers do not go viral — not that they necessarily care, not with the Warriors continuing to make history.
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Instead, we had muted brown sweatshirts (or jumpers, as they're referred to in England) and the choice between a coordinated pleated skirt or baggy corduroys.
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Joseph loves attacking the basket when he turns the corner around a screen, which is perfect because Patterson prefers to pop out for open jumpers.
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Nobody wants to watch two big men fight for post position, catch the ball 15 feet from the rim, then reverse pivot into regurgitated jumpers.
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While Adams was able to score with close jumpers and offensive putbacks, Kanter used a variety of moves in the paint to rack up points.
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After missing his first six jumpers, Favors hit a key mid-range shot and free throw to give the Jazz a late five-point lead.
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The fairytale decorations also came on sequined oversized jumpers, worn with cropped trousers, and footwear that consisted of Cinderella-style transparent and shiny bejeweled heels.
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Ms. Veal, her assistant coaches and some of the jumpers' parents shoulder the costs of entering the team in competitions, buying uniforms and securing transportation.
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He even managed to make high-arching fadeaway jumpers from the midrange look cool as he regularly used DeMar DeRozan's signature shot to defeat him.
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But, Covington looked to be all right on the hardwood this week ... shooting jumpers, getting rebounds, playing defense and mixing it up in the paint.
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The camp "had a few jumpers remaining that were so high in the trees that they required significant recovery support," according to the Facebook post.
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Instead of settling for contested jumpers, Berry and Pinson got to the basket at will, either getting fouled or leaving easy put-backs for Maye.
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They check in with each tent periodically to prevent "queue jumpers" and make sure no one has left the line for long periods of time.
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Once the Huskies began hitting shots in the first quarter, U.C.L.A. often rushed possessions with isolation jumpers instead of settling into its half-court offense.
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Dolezaj made two jumpers and Buddy Boeheim made a 225-pointer in that run, which started after Jimmy Boeheim made a 3-pointer for Cornell.
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Hayward scored 10 points in the session and Brown made two jumpers and a driving layup on three consecutive possessions to highlight the Celtics' surge.
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That's a quality number, and it would've been even higher if Boston knocked down its jumpers after Chicago forced Thomas to give up the ball.
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Bryant missed his first five attempts and looked bad doing it, leaving jumpers short and sailing them long, bouncing his layups off the back rim.
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They went up by 5 points early in the fourth quarter before George went to work, hitting midrange jumpers and earning trips to the foul line.
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In early July, a pop-up selling 25-euro black jumpers emblazoned with the word REPEAL filled with customers and ran out of stock in hours.
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In winning, Echevarria joins a long list of Cuban jumpers led by five-times indoor champion Ivan Pedroso, who still holds the championship record of 8.363.
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Publications with a broad audience and reliance on access to movie stars are still effectively bandwagon-jumpers when it comes to sexual scandal involving powerful men.
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McNitt-Gray works with athletes and coaches to study how horizontal jumpers and sprinters generate speed and which techniques either work either for or against them.
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Six of the world's top show jumpers competed in the jumpoff to determine medals after no clear winner emerged from the two scheduled rounds on Friday.
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Thomas hit a pair of jumpers and Cleveland took control by scoring the opening eight points of the third quarter to take a 75-64 lead.
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Bailey left no stone unturned with bold velour jumpers reading "Burberry of London" in rainbow letters and baggy, red tracksuit bottoms slouched over checked penny loafers.
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Nowitzki made his first two shots, both trademark jumpers, in the opening four minutes to surpass Wilt Chamberlain as the NBA's sixth-leading all-time scorer.
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In the final 244 minutes, he hit four jumpers, including a 285-footer that staked the Heat to a 284-291 lead with 284:25 left.
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They were middle-school children, wearing plaid jumpers, what appeared to be parochial school uniforms, visiting the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island during summer school.
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This was not just jumpers or layups but sequences of post moves, feints and counter-feints, all of them done in the blink of an eye.
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In most matchups, Jordan will instead drop back to wall off the paint, maintain solid rebounding position, and coerce guards into firing up mid-range jumpers.
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Warren had another 3 later in the run, and Jamal Crawford hit two jumpers and had four assists, including an alley-oop pass to Richaun Holmes.
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Memphis committed three of its 11 turnovers in that stretch and missed shots from all over the floor: 3-point attempts, mid-range jumpers and layups.
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There was some Good Melo, like when he bullied a defender and hit one of his patented pull-up jumpers from just outside the foul line.
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When my UK visa was accepted near the middle of last year, my mind went straight to glistening Christmas lights, markets, tacky jumpers, and cozy fires.
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During a recent practice at the Liberty's training facility, she appeared to be in prime shape, hitting midrange jumpers and doling out crisp passes with aplomb.
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White House fence jumpers are not uncommon, but it is rare for an attempt to come during the day, when the White House is fully occupied.
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"I'm here to make sure that these kids are O.K." That's Toni Veal, the coach of the Jazzy Jumpers, a double Dutch team from Brownsville, Brooklyn.
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She also worked on plays like Tom Stoppard's "Jumpers" (1974), John Guare's "Four Baboons Adoring the Sun" (1992) and a revival of "The Front Page" (1986).
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Adding to the appeal is the fact that NBA stars like James and Curry, whose dunks and jumpers are frequently featured on the account, are also followers.
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Turner, who was quiet for much of the second half, hit back-to-back jumpers late, giving the Pacers a 103-99 lead with 1:14 remaining.
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A group of two instructors, two tandem jumpers and a pilot took off for a skydiving tour from Port Allen Airport in Kauai at 9:30 a.m.
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They wore loose pants with matching jumpers and long cardigans, ruffled tops with ankle-high trousers, woven denim items, transparent dresses as well as kimono-like tops.
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To assemble the robot car, subscribers get a wood platform, two motors, two wheels, a wheel caster, battery holder, headers, jumpers, a cable, and nuts and screws.
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Lovely little villages with little model versions of themselves and cosy pubs and shops that sell only brollies (umbrellas) or jumpers (sweaters) or puds (desserts) are twee.
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That's why endurance athletes have later career peaks than athletes who need to generate a lot of power, like sprinters or long-jumpers or NFL running backs.
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I've worn her dresses for awards, and I really love how her line has evolved; it's really casual yet chic, with beautiful, luxe robes and jumpers. Gorgeous.
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Watch him launch enough contested midrange jumpers, dissolve behind box outs, or wave an arm at driving defenders and he just becomes another mountain of wasted talent.
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His 1.103 effective field goal percentage on jumpers off the dribble was the eighth-best mark among 221 college players with at least 90 attempts last season.
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Ole Miss led by two points at halftime, and consecutive jumpers by Shuler, Tyree and Buffen pushed the lead to 52-44 early in the second half.
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Gafford's run of dunks and short jumpers overcame the hot second half of Indiana's Juwan Morgan, who scored all 222 of his points in the second half.
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During the anti-bourgeois fanaticism of the Cultural Revolution in the 1960s and 1970s a famous producer of female underwear, Gujin, started making woollen jumpers to survive.
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And now it is Season No. 278.6: As recently as July, I'm told, Fultz had remained restricted to shooting jumpers from a maximum distance of 23 feet.
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In fact, he told the special agents that he knew he was going to get arrested, even doing research on what previous fence-jumpers were charged with.
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These displays produce their own sort of admiration; some people are so gifted that knocking down perfectly calibrated stepback jumpers is just how they punch the clock.
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Christmas shoppers are carrying huge Primark bags, while office staff in gaudy jumpers sink pints outside the pub on the corner of Soho's Berwick and Broadwick streets.
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The Nets finished it off by getting two mid-range jumpers from Johnson in a span of 30 seconds for 100-94 edge with 1:29 left.
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Mr. Coulter, who works construction in Lake Tahoe, said he and his friends were avid cliff jumpers, traveling as far as Oregon to leap from atop waterfalls.
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Female ski jumpers were not included in the Olympics until 2014, and there is still only one event for women, an individual competition on the normal hill.
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Then, on Thursday night, limping and no longer airborne, he unpacked his every move, scoring 23 points on an assortment of floaters and jumpers and put-backs.
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Still, the margin was narrow until Oregon, whose speedy offense had discombobulated Wisconsin, blended a series of free throws with some jumpers to build a comfortable lead.
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They'll chase guards over the top of screen to take away pull-up jumpers, and be active in switching Love off of the screener as early as.
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It's a far cry from the plaid jumpers, skirtsuits and berets pictured above, from a 1952 article in The New York Times advertising dress patterns for sale.
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Across the country, in her New Jersey barn adorned with her Olympic medals, Anne Kursinski, one of the country's most decorated show jumpers, remembered her former coach.
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Gates has competed against Eve Jobs, as well as other famous show jumpers like Michael Bloomberg's daughter Georgina, Bruce Springsteen's daughter Jessica, and Steven Spielberg's daughter Destry.
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Remembering their increasing physical skill as swimmers and wave-jumpers and Frisbee tossers, remembering the cumulative humor, good and bad, and the transcendent schlep of family vacations.
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With Penn State trailing 71-64 with less than two minutes remaining, Jones and Lundy each missed jumpers on consecutive possessions, and the Golden Gophers held on.
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Long jumpers and javelin throwers, among others, will face a similarly new world in which, supporters argue, there will be more accurate measurements and, thus, few ties.
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Look out for leaping lords — O.K., bed jumpers — clad in festive cotton PJs with contrast piping ($148 for the top, $128 for the bottom) at Sleepy Jones.
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Maybe not the fadeaway jumpers James kept making, each seemingly with a higher degree of difficulty than the last, but he was sure there would be something.
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Wearing a sleeveless hoodie and a padded brace, on his surgically repaired right knee, Williamson took dribble handoffs, pulled up for midrange jumpers and drove for dunks.
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Kelly made a pair of jumpers during the run, Austin, Grant Anticevich and Kareem South added 3-pointers, and two free throws by Bradley capped the stretch.
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A highlight of the European winter equestrian shows, the Longines Masters of Paris, which starts on Thursday, will host a new class this year featuring pony jumpers.
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This was UConn at, or near, its ravenous, ruthless best, playing disruptive defense, running the floor, passing beautifully, knifing inside and hitting feathery jumpers from the perimeter.
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The results weren't great — 62 percent from the free-throw line, 49 percent on 2-point jumpers and an abysmal 33 percent from the 3-point line.
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According to federal documents, obtained by TMZ, she said during an interview with Secret Service agents she was motivated by "the recent success" of other fence jumpers.
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While the Blazers' offense has remained explosive, and Aldridge's beloved mid-range jumpers have not been missed, much of the team's recent success is because of defensive improvement.
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Brooks made three jumpers, including two 3-pointers, and four free throws to put the Ducks ahead 71-213 before Evans hit a jumper with 35.8 seconds left.
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NOTES: G Jeremy Lin (sprained right ankle) took jumpers and 3-pointers during Brooklyn's morning shootaround and coach Kenny Atkinson does not believe Lin's absence will be lengthy.
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I found a shop here in the other world that sells less shitty jumpers, and I've decided to stop being such a fucking buzzkill all the fucking time!
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The Monterey County Herald reported that the authorities first realized the two BASE jumpers were missing on Saturday, although the jump is thought to have occurred days earlier.
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Royce O' Neale provided the initial spark with back-to-back jumpers and Rudy Gobert threw down a dunk to cap off the run late in the quarter.
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Claxton made back-to-back jumpers and Amanze Ngumezi and Harris each made a 3-pointer during a 15-3 run that gave Georgia a 33-26 lead.
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The Wizards took a one-point lead twice in the second quarter, both times on jumpers from Mike Scott, the last one giving them a 35-34 edge.
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You wouldn't know it from the "concentration camp" hysteria, but the policy of prosecuting all border-jumpers — including those bringing children with them — is a much-needed deterrent.
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That advantage didn't last long, as Beal converted a three-point play before sandwiching pull-up jumpers around a 3-pointer to push Washington's advantage to 91-86.
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The NIFC is busy coordinating information about the fires to commanders on the ground and coordinating the deployment of firefighters and smoke jumpers to help combat these wildfires.
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The Bucks started hot, shredding the defense and jumping out to an 18-9 lead, while getting layups, dunks and uncontested jumpers during a 31-point first quarter.
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"If I miss a couple jumpers early, my next 220 are going to be in that blue," James said to his teammate Channing Frye, gesturing to the paint.
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With the game tied at 85-85, Westbrook knocked down back-to-back jumpers in transition to give Oklahoma City an 89-85 lead with 5:37 left.
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Rubio won't stay this hot forever, but he spent the past few weeks smiling at stubborn defenders who'd dart beneath screens to gift-wrap him with open jumpers.
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They pressed full-court to force drives and sagged back at a depth best described as "disrespectful" to bait Cleveland's shooters into pull-up jumpers or contested layups.
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But amid an avalanche of missed jumpers and shoddy passing, the Nets let their momentum slide as they shot 35 percent from the field in the third quarter.
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In Norwich, the parents of the ski jumpers and snowboarders encourage their children to take risks, engage in horseplay and settle among themselves the conflicts that inevitably arise.
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James could not find the mortar range on his jump shot on Wednesday, but he scored 33 points on a variety of drives, flips, hooks and baby jumpers.
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The international antidoping agency, taking advantage of technological advances, retested the blood of three jumpers (two Russians and a Ukrainian) who finished ahead of her at those Games.
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"When you&aposre not able to move around, do athletic movements for a while, the only thing you can do is just shoot spot-up jumpers," Williamson said.
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On Pro Basketball The Nets feasted on open jumpers and transition layups, turning one of the N.B.A.'s most unsung defensive units into a flimsy strip of cellophane.
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Kevin Durant is starting to look comfortable and is up to 2104 points, repeatedly pulling up for jumpers that would be impossible for a player without his height.
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To the sound of drums and cymbals, they would march through the aisles and even jump while they prayed, earning them a nickname that stuck, the Holy Jumpers.
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All three of the disqualified high jumpers used turinabol, a steroid that builds lean muscle mass and endurance, which is particularly useful in long meets with multiple jumps.
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There are few grander sports than rez ball, a game of acrobatic layups and jumpers and running that found its origin in that Native American time before horses.
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As if to remedy that, we meet Stephan (Alexander Skarsgard, resplendent in a series of snazzy woolen jumpers), the lonesome German widower whose luxurious home Lewis has requisitioned.
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It took him 20 shots to reach that mark — but really, who wanted to watch Jordan Clarkson or D'Angelo Russell jack up contested jumpers on a night like this?
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The other three include: a velocity measurement system for long jumpers, a two-man bobsled, and a carbon fiber racing wheelchair for the U.S. Paralympics Track and Field Team.
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Some high jumpers psyche themselves up before their jumps, bouncing around, getting the crowd pumped up, taking a few seconds (or, in some cases, much longer) to mentally prepare.
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The angle is pretty damn perfect as the airman with the camera captures the fearlessness of the parachute jumpers and gets the entire giant transport aircraft in the background.
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Young, a former Laker, contributed two jumpers and three free throws to the spurt, which opened a 76-64 lead at the 6:133 mark of the third period.
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SACRAMENTO, California (Reuters) - A world-class group of jumpers, shot putters and women's hurdlers should have American athletes heading to the podium often at August's world championships in London.
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The Knicks found success from the inside in the early going, outscoring the Bulls 13-4 in the first 3:34 behind a series of layups and short jumpers.
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A good number no doubt support it, sharing the league's conviction that preps-to-pros jumpers diminish the quality of play and push veterans out of the league prematurely.
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In "Leap Frogs," they took cues not only from those natural jumpers but from the Nicholas Brothers, springing over each other down stairs, sticking each landing with a split.
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After the season ended, Farmer's instructed Smith Jr. to make 4000 jumpers a week, catch-and-shoot and off-the-dribble attempts from different spots all over the court.
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The Bearcats carried a 41-24 lead into the locker room after Caupain sank back-to-back jumpers to help Cincinnati close the half with a 14-4 run.
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His mid-range jumpers have been falling and he's springy around the rim, although the touch and creativity of scoring efficiently in-between those two areas hasn't materialized yet.
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He hit jumpers, floaters, balletic spinners from all directions, never once forcing a shot and rarely venturing out to the 3- point line, where he is in fact deadly.
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Nyzavia, her sister and their mother have moved several times in recent years, most recently to Newark in March, but that has not kept Nyzavia from the Jazzy Jumpers.
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Others are show jumpers simply on their way to work: horses with competitive, say, Olympic aspirations must travel the world from event to event to rack up qualifying points.
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This wasn't just any other after-school activity: This was a practice session of the Jazzy Jumpers, a competitive double Dutch team that was established in the late 1980s.
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According to Basketball-Reference, 03 percent of his jumpers this season are the dreaded "long 2," considered the worst shot on the floor, up from 8 percent last season.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The waxwork figures of Britain's Queen Elizabeth and her family were festively decorated with kitsch Christmas jumpers on Tuesday to help raise awareness of a children's charity appeal.
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Rubio hit two jumpers before feeding Gorgui Dieng for a dunk to cap a 216-5 run over the next six-plus minutes, giving the Timberwolves a 51-41 lead.
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The royals granted permission for Madame Tussauds to dress their wax figures in Christmas-inspired jumpers as part of the Save the Children's Christmas Jumper Day campaign on Dec. 16.
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Holiday has never been a good finisher around the basket; right now, among players who attempt at least five pull-up jumpers a game, only D'Angelo Russell is less accurate.
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I never believed this until I was flying out of Worcester Airport in Massachusetts on one of those puddle jumpers that used to fly from Worcester to New York City.
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The Jazz led by as many as seven points, going up 43-103 on a 10-2 run sparked by back-to-back jumpers from Trey Lyles and Rodney Hood.
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He was a constant thorn in Cleveland's side, hitting numerous midrange jumpers that can seem antiquated in the 238.1-pointer-heavy Golden State offense, but proved remarkably effective on Thursday.
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Tatum and Walker added short jumpers and Jaylen Brown a free throw, allowing the Celtics to withstand a late 252-pointer by Glenn Robinson III for their 251th straight win.
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Indiana held a four-point lead late in the first period before Robin Lopez hit a pair of jumpers, one a 1023-pointer, to give Milwaukee the lead for good.
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Indiana held a four-point lead late in the first period before Robin Lopez hit a pair of jumpers, one a 214-pointer, to give Milwaukee the lead for good.
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Phoenix quickly erased the deficit, scoring 11 straight, with Kelly Oubre Jr. and Jamal Crawford connecting on back-to-back long-range jumpers to put the Suns up 71-70.
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British retailer Marks & Spencer received a publicity boost in January when Markle was photographed wearing one of its 45-pound ($62) jumpers during a visit to a London radio station.
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He joined Hughes in making quick jumpers to net Syracuse a 46-35 lead before Chatman answered with 323-pointers on consecutive possessions to trim his team's deficit to five.
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Farrell hit back-to-back jumpers, and Colson made two free throws during a 15-6 run that stretched the Irish's lead to 57-40 with 12 minutes to play.
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Yet he cruised to 21992 points and 240 rebounds in 183 minutes, while repeatedly drawing the Volunteers' defense inside, allowing L.S.U.'s guards to rain open jumpers from the outside.
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What were once easy shots at the rim are now pull-up jumpers, and his field goal percentages at the basket and on off-the-dribble threes are notably down.
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By the time the freestyle portion came around, the jumpers were doing cartwheels, flips, jumps, and splits, seemingly suspending themselves in air as the ropes swept the ground beneath them.
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Instead, opponents rely on inefficient mid-range jumpers or shoot from the paint, where Ochefu is blocking 8.8 percent of shots he faces, good for No. 43 in the country.
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And then, as he'd done for years, Thomas — the shortest man in the N.B.A. — scored bunches of points with an intricate, endless string of feints, jabs and soft, soft jumpers.
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Instead, the entire team shrank from the moment, and the beautiful basketball we've come to expect from San Antonio degenerated into a series of uninspiring LaMarcus Aldridge mid-range jumpers.
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Police officers began reasserting their prerogative to pursue drunks, prostitutes, vagrants, subway turnstile jumpers and, notoriously, the so-called squeegee men who washed windshields, unsolicited, for money in stopped traffic.
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Many others resent those who arrive by boat as "queue-jumpers" who have unfairly circumvented Australia's laws, unlike the "legitimate" refugees who wait for years in United Nations refugee camps.
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It featured Duane Lee Chapman, a felon turned bounty hunter who ran down criminals and bail jumpers in Hawaii and Colorado, and in at least one controversial episode, in Mexico.
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Also true: Admission to last weekend's Longines Global Champions Tour, which was on Governors Island in New York City and showcased some of the world's top-ranked jumpers, was free.
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The Mandalorian is largely a blank slate; he's mostly silent, always masked, but very good at what he does: hunting down and sometimes killing bail-jumpers and smugglers for money.
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Elsewhere, rugby stripes were given a fresh new spin in egg-yolk yellow and candyfloss pink across shirts and dresses, while cricket jumpers were layered over sequined floor-skimming gowns.
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Mullin didn't know what hurt more, his son's disappointment or the fact that his children would never get to see him draining southpaw jumpers with the perfect arc and spin.
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Miami went on an 11-4 run between the end of the third and the start of the fourth — and all 11 of those points were scored on Herro jumpers.
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Labissiere was credited with a layup following a goaltending call on Antetokounmpo before sinking a pair of jumpers as Portland closed to within 272-258 with 270:26 to go.
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ET, FSN Sun (Miami), CSN Chicago ABOUT THE HEAT (23-22): Miami's ability to pull out close games of late comes down to shooting guard Dion Waiters burying clutch jumpers.
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Cosgrave has described the jumpers as "a statement of solidarity" comparable to the "Yes" badges that people wore in Ireland last year during the campaign to legalize same-sex marriage.
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He spins his head as if the question was "Would you like a piece of cake?" then trots to the corner and fires up another 183 minutes' worth of jumpers.
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At the end of 2741741, it was announced that five more officers were added to Captain Lisa Lacoti's team patrolling the bridge preventing jumpers from following through on their ideations.
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As help defenders stay home on the outside, Embiid is briefly responsible for his man and the ball; his job is to force as many mid-range jumpers/floaters as possible.
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Beal knocked down a 3-pointer with 3:58 remaining and Wall connected on consecutive fadeaway jumpers before hitting a 3-pointer with 1:51 remaining for a 106-143 lead.
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There was something about the little girls, in matching plaid jumpers, bringing the circlet of white roses up in front of the whole parish, that made me almost writhe with longing.
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Like a boxer who sets up a deadly right hook with a series of left jabs, James can set up every other part of his game by taking—and making—jumpers.
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Instead, they use the threat and option of the three-pointer the same way that they use the threat of post-ups, elbow jumpers, and drives and cuts to the basket.
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The Golden Gophers came out on fire in the second half with Kalscheur connecting on a pair of jumpers, one from 28-point range, to give Minnesota a 26-23 lead.
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I myself agree with the idea that the new offense is suppressing some beloved aesthetic elements of basketball—post games, non-screen-and-roll offenses, mid-range jumpers, things like that.
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It was also considered cheating early on in the history of the Games for high jumpers and pole vaulters to break their fall with sand bags or anything else somewhat soft.
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Warren made three short jumpers before Sabonis added one as the Pacers scored 15 of the first 23 points in the third quarter en route to claiming a 67-50 lead.
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San Antonio trailed 92-1083 after a pull-up jumper by Minnesota's Jimmy Butler with 5:02 to play but reassumed the lead on jumpers by Dejounte Murray and Rudy Gay.
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Behind all the stepback jumpers and the offense-hijacking and the elbow-throwing and the neck tattoos and the pipe-related DMs hides one of the best shooters in the NBA.
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Having evolved past my "femme visibility" years of asymmetrical haircuts and vintage jumpers, I've grown into a long-haired, artsy looking woman whose queer experience is hidden to the untrained eye.
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German jumpers had the stadium rocking too, Malaika Mihambo winning the long jump with a 6.75m leap and Mateusz Przybylko clearing a lifetime best-equalling 2.35m to take the high jump.
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Now in a two-possession game, Louisville got a jumper by Mitchell and a pair of jumpers by Snider to stem the Shockers' run and build a 6-40 lead again.
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Kristi Toliver's two key jumpers pulled Washington within 74-633, and when Stewart missed a pair of free throws with 16 seconds left, Washington had a chance to take the lead.
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Tandy hit a 3-pointer on his first shot attempt and Jones made a pair of short jumpers in a 7-0 run to give the Musketeers a 21-16 lead.
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Mr. Grossman said he had branched out into jumpers because he had seen a chance to build a program for a type of horse that was typically bred only in Europe.
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Fox did most of the heavy lifting after that, including consecutive long jumpers — one a 173-pointer — after the Suns had gotten within 217-248.1 with still 244.0:47 to play.
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On Tuesday night, Marc Cain creative director Karin Veit sent models down the runway in ribbed jumpers, sporty jackets, patterned trouser suits and tutu skirts, at times worn with leg warmers.
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A long portion of the deposition was devoted to essentially breaking down Raymond and Tsachas's differing philosophies on broken-windows policing, which is epitomized by their approaches to stopping turnstile jumpers.
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They had two chances to make it a 21-point game, but Mario Hezonja and Smith each missed jumpers, and the Raptors then made five of their final six free throws.
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Yet, because the scoring system favors strong jumpers and Zagitova tailored her routine and her strengths to maximize the number of points she could earn, she ultimately came out on top.
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This console, made for shooters and runners and jumpers, can become something much greater than Nintendo ever imagined, because anyone who wants to can build both software and hardware to improve it.
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He mixed in a fair number of reasonable catch-and-shoot corner three attempts with his usual selection of ill-timed step-back jumpers and headlong no-brakes dives to the rim.
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Out of 2,383 Division I basketball players to take at least 25 catch-and-shoot jumpers this season, Fox currently ranks second-to-last, with an effective field-goal percentage of 13.8.
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He spoke to several single mothers and found the same thing the Times did years later: The immunity from prosecution and detention enjoyed by border-jumpers with children was a powerful draw.
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Caracals, who are excellent jumpers, were also once trained for bird hunting in Iran and India and are capable of knocking down 10-12 birds at once, according to Big Cat Rescue.
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After going scoreless in the first half, Vassell knocked down an early 256-pointer followed by a pair of short jumpers to put Florida State ahead 259-256 with 262:261 remaining.
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Hield added the ability to create shots off the dribble, whether by driving to the hoop or by taking step-back 3-point jumpers that have drawn comparisons to Stephen Curry's game.
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So long as the international sports chieftains hold strong, Russia could feel pressure to reform its laboratories, the better to get its runners and high-jumpers swiftly back on the world stage.
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Heading into a crucial third season, fresh off signing a five-year, $170 million extension, Simmons has been seen in videos canning mid-range and deep jumpers in summer pick-up games.
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A walk down a British high street shows Gap children's jumpers at half price, women's leather boots reduced by 40 percent at Hobbs and a half-price Laura Ashley wool-mix coat.
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Unstoppable with midrange jumpers — what he called "my bread and butter" — Livingston, Curry's 6-foot-7 backup at point guard, made 8 of 10 shots to lead seven Warriors into double figures.
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Surrounded by friends — including producers Eric Masse and Frank Liddell, songwriters Luke Dick and Don Schlitz, and singers Jeannie Seely and Jenny Gill — the couple danced to music from The Time Jumpers.
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This meeting has elevated an 252-year-old mare by the name of Annie Power into the pantheon and anointed a quiet American godfather of the National Hunt, the circuit for jumpers.
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"It looks easy, but it's really hard," said ten-year-old Inazia, a member of the Jazzy Jumpers, a world champion team out of Brooklyn that has been competing since the 1980s.
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"I am glad they brought it back here because Lincoln Center is so popular," said Everly Jones, an assistant coach for the Jazzy Jumpers, who started doing double dutch at age nine.
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Leonard was already an elite three-point shooter before this season, but his ability to score in isolation with a dribble drive or step-back and turnaround jumpers can savage opponents now.
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The Celtics are near the bottom of the league in drives to the rim per game, which you can get away with if the offense is hitting its jumpers, which it's not.
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Meanwhile, younger challengers like Nathan Chen of the United States and Shoma Uno of Japan — both magnificent jumpers — now have a chance to try to gain an edge in conditioning and performance.
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Mitchell hit a pair of jumpers to highlight Utah's quick 6-0 spurt to begin the third quarter, and Bogdanovic made a 3-pointer to extend the team's lead to 73-58.
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Prediction: Carmelo Anthony (Houston Rockets) Actual: Not Carmelo Anthony Mea Culpa: I genuinely thought a steady flow of midrange jumpers coming off a jab step would help the Rockets replace Trevor Ariza.
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Numerous graphic iterations of fare-evasion have circulated in social media since November, including a set of stickers that depict three masked jumpers hoisting themselves over a turnstile that spells out FTP.
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Draymond Green had not been hitting wide-open jumpers in recent games, but the power forward sank a 3-pointer, giving Golden State a lead with just under five minutes to play.
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Thanks to a pair of Lykes jumpers — including one from 23-point range — Miami took its only lead of the game at 5-4 with 17:23 left in the first half.
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James has averaged more minutes this season than he has since he returned to Cleveland from Miami, and in the past several weeks, he has looked exhausted, often settling for long jumpers.
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"Tsachas would require police officers to hide behind subway doors in order to catch fare jumpers," retired police officer Michael Birch, who worked under Tsachas in TD 34, said in his affidavit.
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Booker converted three jumpers as the Nets scored the first 11 points and took a 100-1113 lead on the forward's high-arching short jumper 2 1/2 minutes into the quarter.
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Images of London punks with heavy eyeliner were printed onto vests and scarves (adorned further with ring piercings through the fabric), and one-sleeve tops got a cosy update as patterned knit jumpers.
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Nothing in the sport would terrify opponents more than an Anthony Davis who decides to permanently shift three or four of his mid-range jumpers per game back behind the three-point line.
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However, a 234-pointer from Gordon with 214 seconds remaining put the Magic ahead for good as Memphis missed long-range jumpers from Mario Chalmers and Dillon Brooks in the final 22014 seconds.
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Will and Kate walked through the Holmenkollen ski museum and then watched a demonstration from some of Norway's top under-18 ski jumpers, before meeting them at the top of the ski jump.
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Inspiration also was drawn from Shakespeare's works - "The Winter's Tale" and "The Taming of the Shrew" - for printed silks and floral embellishment on dresses, which were paired with ankle boots and cropped jumpers.
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Instead of warning of the dangers of making family tracks across the border like President Obama just did, the new, more ANTIFA-friendly Democrats warned about in America that actually punishes border jumpers.
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Many skaters are either excellent jumpers or beautiful artists, but not both; Evgenia Medvedeva's story headed into the Olympics is that she was a lock for gold because she's the rare total package.
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After retiring from competition, he was a renowned breeder and trainer of show jumpers at Chado Farms, his family's business in Neshanic Station, N.J. He also designed show-jumping courses and judged competitions.
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At the end of practice, at the basket that Curry usually occupies with the assistant coach Bruce Fraser, Anderson Varejao filled the void by stepping in to take some jumpers of his own.
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Photographer Joseph Ford and knitter Nina Dodd spent years working on a project titled "Invisible Jumpers," which consists of a series of photos that are sure to make viewers do a double take.
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Simmons attempted a few more mid-range jumpers last season, but only in small doses and most of the attempts came as fade-aways out of post-ups, rather than off the dribble.
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Economic View Some of the world's rudest and most obnoxious people can be found on airplanes: the line jumpers, the overhead-bin hogs, the incessant talkers, the seat recliners and the armrest appropriators.
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His shot works from the ground up, which means that he needs his legs — especially late in games, when all those parabolic jumpers are not nearly as effortless as he makes them look.
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Political appointees arrive, assuming control of a bureaucracy that encompasses 2.8 million civilian employees, across two hundred and fifty agencies—from Forest Service smoke jumpers in Alaska to C.I.A. code-breakers in Virginia.
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And with the Lakers last season, he shot 23 percent on jumpers that ranged from 33 feet out to the 23-point line at 27 feet 210 inches, according to N.B.A. Advanced Stats.
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What makes this book fun are the collections of stories from fellow jumpers: P.R. executive to bishop in the Episcopal Church, video-game marketer to inventor of the Lyft Carstache, and so forth.
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Georgia Tech jumped out to a quick lead in the first half and surged ahead by 11 when Alvarado connected on short jumpers on back-to-back trips for a 19-8 lead.
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Elijah Cummings (D), have done to uncover bad behavior and "cultural flaws" at the Secret Service, as well as that agency's response to White House fence-jumpers and the inadequate training of agents.
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However, the Wizards answered on jumpers by Wall and Kelly Oubre Jr. Wall came up big again and converted back-to-back shots that provided a 119-113 lead with 3:13 remaining.
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After Los Angeles closed within three points on a layup by Clarkson with 1:23 remaining, Wall stuck a pair of mid-range jumpers for a 219-2108 lead with 2104 seconds left.
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Brogdon sank a pair of mid-range jumpers before Jeremy Lamb and Warren each made a 3-pointer on consecutive possessions to push the Pacers' lead to 96-86 with 7:26 remaining.
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In August 2016 the Golden Gate Bridge partnered with Crisis Text Line (CTL) after recognizing that the age demographic of potential jumpers is, "trending so far younger that it's startling," according to Locati.
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San Antonio's gapping defense during the 210 NBA Finals nullified LeBron's at-will slashing; Kawhi Leonard lagged off him, packing the strong side paint and essentially ceding pull-up jumpers to the NBA MVP.
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Peterson described Fulks' instantaneous impact on the game in Cages to Jump Shots: There may have been other jumpers before him, but Joe Fulks was the first to exploit the shot to its fullest.
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Adams and guard Alexander Aka Gorski hit jumpers in the final six minutes to help the Cowboys (8-8, 313-2 MW) pull away for their first Mountain West Conference win of the season.
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If Lowry buries those shots—and he hit two massive jumpers after being freed up by a combination of Valanciunas's picks and Miami's choices in the fourth quarter—those opportunities should start to reappear.
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The company was known for its signature wool jumpers, but became more broadly known following a series of controversial ads by Italian photographer Oliviero Toscan that ran between 1982 and 2000, the outlet reported.
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Later on Friday, they will take a short tour of the Holmenkollen ski museum before ascending to the top of ski jump to talk with and observe junior ski jumpers from Norway's national team.
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Williams added a pair of short jumpers to increase the advantage to 213-118 with just 1:29 to go, and the Warriors, relegated to shooting 224-pointers, never mustered much of a rally.
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Drummond returned to start the fourth for Detroit, which saw Khyri Thomas and Ish Smith each make a 254-pointer and Jackson drain a pair of jumpers as part of a 17-4 run.
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NOTES: Sixers rookie G/F Ben Simmons, who has been reluctant to shoot jumpers so far this season, made two early in Tuesday's loss to Sacramento and another in the first quarter against Toronto.
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Golden State are at their terrifyingly, invincible best when they play loose and fast—lightning strike fast-breaks, hair-trigger early shot clock jumpers—with the ball zooming around to find the open man.
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With London basking in the midst of a heatwave, t-shirts rather than Christmas jumpers seemed more appropriate but Selfridges defended the move to start the Christmas countdown almost five months before Dec. 25.
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Among the biggest global jumpers this year were actress Emma Watson, who leapfrogged from 13th in 2016 to sixth in 2018, and singer Taylor Swift and businessman Jack Ma, who both jumped five places.
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Beal sank three free throws and a pair of jumpers to tie the contest three more times before Towns answered with a jumper to give Minnesota a 116-114 advantage with two minutes remaining.
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Oklahoma rallied with an 11-2 run that took just over five minutes, ending it with consecutive jumpers by Calixte that gave it a 20-17 edge with 7:52 left in the half.
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With the Badgers leading by 17 with 563:40 to play, Garner hit two straight jumpers that sparked a 21-9 run to cut the lead to 60-57 with 1:53 to play.
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So often in pro sports, we mistake physical displays of passion for competitiveness, as if wanting to win can only look like Kobe Bryant snarling at an opponent or shooting jumpers at 3 a.m.
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Anyone who witnessed him in person saw the product of his devotion, how he glided into position, feinted like an apparition and lobbed impossible jumpers that had no chance of dropping -- only they did.
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By seeing the jumpers over and over again out and about, it normalizes conversations about abortion, while showing that there is support there for the women who have had them and suffered in silence.
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Though the initial 911 callers said they believed someone had fallen, the police, in a flurry of follow-up radio communications, referred to the victims as jumpers — police jargon for those who commit suicide.
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Florida State called a 30-second timeout, then answered with an 8-2 run — sparked by Vassell's seven points (two jumpers, 3-pointer) — to build a nine-point lead with 373:01 to go.
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Rather than seamlessly entering the water (as many suicidal people envision), the 230-foot, four-second drop renders jumpers broken and battered, left to slowly drown or die of hypothermia in the frigid waves.
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Practically everyone Eddie encounters — other jumpers in training, Britain's Olympic committee, his teammates in Calgary — has to be depicted as throwing obstacles in his way so that we really, really understand that he's an underdog.
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Bey responded with a pair of jumpers while Dhamir Cosby-Roundtree made 1 of 33 free throws and Gillespie added a 3-pointer to key an 8-0 run and Villanova moved ahead 268-263.
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Green Bay raced out to a 217-212 lead in the opening four minutes as Jesperson canned three 211-pointers and Small buried four jumpers, but Martin eventually called on Geist to enter the fray.
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Instead, he is suggesting opening the door to the Olympics to Russian runners and jumpers and throwers, though their presence at the Games would only make track and field look even more like a joke.
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Helmed by his cousin and frequent collaborator Murray Cummings (he's behind the fan video for "Drunk" and Sheeran's Jumpers for Goalposts concert film), Songwriter follows Sheeran through the creation of his third studio album, Divide.
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Cain added another layup with 10:48 to go that cut Seton Hall's margin to 55-50, but the Pirates regained control on two jumpers by junior forward Desi Rodriguez and two layups by Delgado.
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The FireWise Program helps property owners take mitigation efforts that might not only save their property, but make wildfire fighting safer for those smoke jumpers and firefighters that risk their lives to battle these monsters.
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He sank a pair of floating jumpers and answered a brief Memphis 453-0 run by drilling a 3-pointer and making a layup to give Brooklyn a 113-110 lead with 4:14 remaining.
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Colorful as usual, the designs of the collection included see-through dresses and skirts with matching bra tops, revealing bathing suits worn with short jackets and cardigans, pant suits and bright leggings with iridescent jumpers.
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Although images of distressed asylum seekers from Nigeria and Haiti may not play well on TV in an election season, cracking down on what some Canadians regard as queue jumpers would have little political downside.
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The Blue Raiders started the game 7 of 153 from the field—almost all on lay-ups and short jumpers—and led 15-8 on a King jumper with 13:43 left in the half.
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The women turning the ropes instructed jumpers of all ages on how to find their rhythm, first by just jumping straight up and down and then attempting tricks like jumping jacks and alternating their feet.
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She wants children to take swimming courses with a water survival component; she is wary of puddle jumpers — popular life jackets that hold a child upright — which she believes can convince children they will float.
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In June 22010, just a month before the Olympics, Ms. Lambert, then known as Gretel Bergmann, won a meet against some of the best German high jumpers with a leap of 22004 feet 363 inches.
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"After a while on the stairs with their jumpers on, they began to fall asleep, so I had to work hard at keeping them awake and looking at the camera," Beach told the Daily Mail.
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Jeremy Lamb didn't score in the first half either, but he sank consecutive jumpers to spark an 8-0 run and extend Indiana's lead to 67-58 with 5:38 left in the third quarter.
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Sometimes I want to make the long drive through eastern Washington's dusty highways to visit him, just to look him in the eye, to see him in his prison jumpers, a guard lording over him.
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"One could not determine an advantage through the prosthesis and that makes me happy," Rehm told a news conference during a presentation of the study that examined three long jumpers with a prosthesis and three without.
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Andrew Bogut, Anderson Varejao, Festus Ezeli, and especially Maurice Speights are barbecue fodder when they attempt to contain Irving 20 feet from the basket—and if they sag too far off, they surrender in-rhythm jumpers.
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From socks and jumpers to makeup bags and home goods, a cursory stroll through one of its warehouse sized shops will result in finding all of the Mickey-adorned, park-going merch you could ever need.
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With injured Kevin Durant watching for the second consecutive night, Curry bombed in two jumpers and added a layup to help the Warriors build a 67-63 lead in the fifth minute of the third quarter.
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Warriors rebound from opening loss by beating Pelicans NEW ORLEANS — The NBA has seen Kevin Durant fill up the basket with arching jumpers from the perimeter and high-flying dunks at the end of fast breaks.
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But this collection also left us wondering if Kang's choice of stitching on intimidating messages across jumpers, scarves and coats, would be much better appreciated 10 years ago when the fashion world didn't yet embrace subtlety.
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Dragic had 29 points and nine rebounds and Waiters scored five of his 16 points on two big jumpers in the final 133:02 to give the Heat a 126-115 win over the Phoenix Suns.
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Avery Bradley turned a steal in a dunk to make it a nine-point game, and Thomas capped the run with 2- and 3-point jumpers for a 93-79 advantage with 4:863 to go.
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Among the en vogue items are Levi's high-waisted mom jeans, overalls and jumpers, and the "90s tongue," all from the decade that gave us Twin Peaks, the Riot Grrrl movement, The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill.
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One of the worst 244-point shooting teams in the country at 173 percent, Penn State made 217 of 234 from beyond the arc while the Cornhuskers struggled, making only 250 of 18 long-range jumpers.
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He also switches speeds and manipulates tempo to force defenders into doing what he wants them to do—and then finishes plays with pull-up jumpers, passes, and controlled drives for high shots off the glass.
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Because Thomas is the Celtics' one true off-the-bounce creator, taking him out of his game creates a ripple-effect through the rest of the team; less metaphorically, it manifests in lots of contested jumpers.
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It was a few seasons ago, before Curry became the league's most exciting player and the Warriors became its best team, that Curry was as well-known for his tender ankles as for his rainbow jumpers.
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He hit two mid-range jumpers, two layups, including one when he made a crafty move around Napier, and hit the right-handed layup around Jared Dudley with 1:58 left for a 126-33 lead.
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It helped, too, that Turner knew how to take the piss and slotted in Britishisms like "slag" and mentions of clothing brands like Topshop alongside all his chat about switching jumpers to sneak into a club.
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Case in point: Lillard was pretty sure he was outdueling Steph Curry on Monday night, as the two traded off-the-mark jumpers for most of Game Four between the Blazers and the Golden State Warriors.
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Part of the reason both the Thunder and the Cavs found success was because switching screens helps mitigate the biggest advantage gained by rapid ball movement: wide-open catch-and-shoot jumpers created by defensive breakdowns.
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In the last row of the plane, close by the hatch that leads back to the animals in cargo, sat the grooms, or horse handlers, including Sebastian Bolse, whose family breeds show jumpers in Paderborn, Germany.
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By turning back the "queue jumpers," a phrase that resonates in a nation devoted to a "fair go" for all, it has safeguarded Australia's right to select who gets to people a vast and empty country.
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Sports should be fun, and bad sports — the clanged jumpers, the cheap interceptions — are like a C-Span marathon: lethargic and unending, the sparse upticks in action fooling you into sticking around just a little longer.
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When she was ready for the tougher competition on the more refined beach courts in Eight Mile Rock, Jones learned to shoot jumpers while accounting for how strong the ocean breeze blew on a particular day.
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There has been a listening session with Meek Mill at Mean Street Studios and a game night at Rick Ross's home bowling alley and basketball gym, where I missed jumpers like my arms were made of paper.
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And while it's still a little rough around the edges, you can actually adjust the angle of your 3D view in real-time while playing, which could actually make finishing a few challenging jumpers a little easier.
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One of the youngest Base jumpers on record, she's been fearlessly launching herself off cliff ledges for more than a decade (since she was just 16), using her stratospheric bravery to inspire others to push their boundaries.
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LONDON — Even a family as fashionable as the Windsors can rock a tacky Christmas sweater with a smile — especially if it's for a good cause, and it's their smiling wax figurines that are donning the ugly jumpers.
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Soft hues were broken with black trousers matched with white men's jackets and sailor-like models wearing blue trousers and wide light blue jumpers with "E" and "A" lettering on them opened the way to brighter colors.
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A little bit, because it's one of my favourite jumpers so I wore it quite a lot when we were going out, but I wouldn't say I have any bad memories attached to the clothes I'm wearing.
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And so in the early 2000s, regulations were introduced regarding technique and equipment which necessitated ski jumpers to rework their basic biomechanics, a bit like a gymnast having to relearn their twists and leaps completely from scratch.
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Oregon State broke the game open with a 234-227 run midway through the second half while pushing its lead to 215, 211-55.23, with Reichle leading the way connecting on three jumpers, including a 255.2-pointer.
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Wingers Jonny May and Anthony Watson have shown themselves brave and effective jumpers, while fullback Elliot Daly knows this is the day when he will have to prove the doubters wrong over that aspect of his game.
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BUNDLED up in woolly jumpers and scarves, the mostly grey-haired crowd filed into the civic centre in Schauenburg, a small central German town, toasted the new year with foaming glasses of beer and exchanged genial gossip.
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In a mainly black collection with flashes of bright color, the 81-year old Armani softened day suits with looser silhouettes in an apparent nod to the 1980s, reinforced by multi-colored jumpers and plenty of sequins.
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Eschewing the plodding, back-to-the-basket approach of their forefathers, 3873-footers like the Knicks' Kristaps Porzingis and the Milwaukee Bucks' Giannis Antetokounmpo run the floor and hoist interstellar jumpers, turning defensive game plans inside out.
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Online debates ran wild over whether Fultz was dealing with a shoulder injury or a case of the yips, with several videos surfacing of Fultz badly missing jumpers in the gym while trying to regain his form.
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"Ralph was so caught up playing those big guys, like Hakeem Olajuwon and Patrick Ewing, that he forgot that his homeboy could shoot jumpers," said Randolph, now 55, a basketball coach who spent years counseling troubled youth.
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All the hallmarks of a liberated Russ outing were there: the human-cannonball drives and atmosphere-singeing crosscourt passes, the stretches where his jumpers hit the front of the rim and his dishes landed in courtside seats.
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Allen is past his prime but can still contribute on defense, and Clark is capable of knocking down the open jumpers that the clogged frontcourt should create, so a serious improvement is reasonable once Rondo is back.
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Unlike many bail-jumpers who miss court dates because they are often impoverished, addicted to drugs, or unfamiliar with the court system, Ghosn reveals just how easy it is for the wealthy and powerful to evade justice.
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Kobe Bryant had mastered the air—racking up five NBA championships in an awe-inspiring twister of pull-up jumpers, pump-fakes, and fade-aways—and thus, the reasoning went, he could never be brought to earth.
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Peters knocked down back-to-back jumpers to make it 51-163 with 4:04 left and Gonzalez added two free throws and Carter buried a jumper to make it a 14-point margin with 2:47 remaining.
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"Compulsory" means that each team and member must be in the competition, "Speed" looks for the fastest jumpers of each team, and "Freestyle" looks for creativity in each routine and how synced the teams are to the music.
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"We believe that the positives of youth recreational sports far outweigh the negatives and we are actively engaged in programs aimed at promoting the safety and well-being of jumpers who visit our member parks," the statement said.
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But, in part thanks to Utah's larger lineups, Hood too often settles for the inefficient pull-up jumpers that Utah will need him to ditch; a thicker free-throw rate from him would do wonders for this team.
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Stevenson made a pair of jumpers and Smith capped the surge with a 228-pointer from the right side to stake the Red Raiders to a double-digit lead a little more than three minutes into the game.
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But last time you needed some extra cash, it probably didn't cross your mind that you could've done something a little out of the ordinary—like knitting Superman-themed jumpers for penguins, or applying make up on cows.
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MILAN (Reuters) - Versace married luxury with grunge at Milan Fashion Week on Friday, presenting an Autumn/Winter 2019 line featuring leather, faux furs and ripped jumpers, as well as plenty of the Italian luxury label's signature safety pins.
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BERLIN, Dec 11 (Reuters) - Dressed in Christmas jumpers and with gaudy tinsel around their necks, a pregnant Meghan Markle, Duchess of Sussex, and her husband, Britain's Prince Harry, grin and wave at visitors to Berlin's Madame Tussauds museum.
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Almost every team in the city, from an old baseball team founded by her father to a brand new basketball team to the hurdlers and long jumpers representing the university in track and field, are known as Indios.
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