Up against a dwindling shot clock, DeRozan let fly with a 29-footer.
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Rudy Giuliani on Sunday let fly with the new "alternative facts," as the Trump administration drumbeat goes on.
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Autocannons let fly with a whirring-buzz that's straight out of a Liveleak video of an A-10 airstrike.
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I really just let fly with the shot and am glad that I got a result out of it.
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What he craved more than anything was the spotlight, the nightly soapbox to let fly with his views about politics and culture.
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When OSP moves too near the cage, Jones should get in, free the hands, and let fly with the elbows and the body blows.
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Growing frustrated by the level of mainstream marketing that particular year's festival featured, Sennett let fly with the aggressive remark as a protest against major publishers leeching off of the independence of indie game developers.
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Once he got there, Trump let fly with another base-aimed address in which he blasted the media and Democrats for the Kavanaugh confirmation fight and repeatedly insisted he had been more successful in his first 20 months in office than any past president.
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Long-running Midwestern crusties War//Plague are gearing up to release their 11th album, Into the Depths, in late May, and have just let fly with a preview track that (predictably enough if you know anything about these gnarly DIY punk lifers) whips copious amounts of ass.
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Once the Blues killed the second of their penalties to begin their first power play, it wasn't long before Parayko let fly with a slap shot from above the right circle that appeared to deflect off the stick of Sharks defenseman Marc-Edouard Vlasic and past goalie Martin Jones (22 saves).
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In the first period of Game 6, which clinched the title, MacLeish controlled a face-off in the Bruins' end, sliding the puck to a teammate, Andre Dupont, who let fly with a slap shot that MacLeish, skating across the goal mouth, deflected into the net with the heel of his stick.
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The red numbers were meant to be a special addition to the Dodger's uniforms for the 1951 World Series; when Bobby Thomson let fly with the Shot Heard 'Round the World, sending the Giants to the championship instead, the idea, rather than being shelved, was simply rolled out for the regular season the next year.
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Young let fly with a 30-yard scorcher in the first minute of the second half that skited just wide of the post.
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Isiah Thomas then stole Kareem's inbound pass at half court and let fly with another three-pointer which hit nothing but net at the halftime buzzer. The Pistons had a 57-40 halftime lead and never looked back, stealing Game 1 with a 105–93 win.
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The seventh raid closed to within five miles of her station but kept its distance in face of antiaircraft fire from Ammens consorts. From that time until about 0300 on the 25th, aircraft flew back and forth over station 15. The warships assigned there let fly with their antiaircraft batteries whenever enemy planes approached.
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He won the race by two lengths from Let Fly, with Rossendale a further three lengths back in third. The winning time of 2:32.8 was more than two seconds faster than any time recorded for the Derby at the more demanding and fractionally longer Epsom course. According to the Glasgow Herald, Pommern won the race "in the style of a really great horse".
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On 22 January 2020, the Greek international defender let fly with an unstoppable shot from just outside the penalty area which left Balázs Megyeri no chance, in a hammering 3–0 home win game against Atromitos. On 1 July 2020, the Greece international midfielder made a vital interception before striding forward and beat Fabian Ehmann with four minutes to go to the interval, giving the lead in a 2-0 home win game against Aris.
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Then, in the sixth and final round, Lūsis let fly with a very long effort that measured at 90.46 meters - Wolfermann's two-centimeter margin was, at the time, the smallest unit of measurement used in javelin competitions. , he remains the only Latvian to have won an all three classes of Olympic medals (gold, silver and bronze) over the span of his career. Lūsis set two world records in javelin throw, of 91.68 m in 1968 and of 93.80 m in 1972. He is also a 4-time European champion.
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The genesis for this rule was the "banana blade" of the 1960s. At the height of this era, players would often simply cross the blue line and let fly with a slap shot, hoping that the bizarre behavior of the puck would beat the goaltender. In this era, goaltenders were irritated by the danger such wild shots posed to them and in response, the NHL began gradually reducing the amount of curve a blade could legally have. In the modern game, the emphasis on shooting accuracy has largely eliminated any preference for extreme blade curves.
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In this universe they are dysfunctional alcoholics whose children are well known to the local magistrates. In addition, the constable in charge of the situation is Robin's dentist in the other universe. Even Robin's mother Julia is changed: in his universe she is married to his father and is inclined to let fly with a shotgun at anything that moves on her land, but in the new universe she is a serial monogamist who marries and divorces younger men. Robin also has two new half-brothers, both called Ian.
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The title track "Bring Heavy Rock to the Land" was released as a single worldwide on May 14. A video clip for the song was directed by Thomas Tjäder (Pretty Maids, In Flames) who was also the director of Jorn's previous video clip for the track "Song for Ronnie James". The video was released on May 16, 2012 and features all members of JORN, except guitarist Jimmy Iversen. Another video clip was released for the bonus track "Live and Let Fly" with all members of JORN, except guitarist Tore Moren.
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In a League Cup semi-final against Manchester City on 17 December 1969, Edwards let fly with a long-range effort that flew past the City goalkeeper. It proved to be the highlight of Edwards' Manchester United career. In his first full season with the club, Edwards made 28 appearances for Manchester United, but a run of bad form halfway through his second season resulted in a short period in the reserves. Up to that point, Edwards had mainly been deployed as a right-back, but when he returned to the first team, he was played at centre-back.
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Wolfermann had taken the lead from Jānis Lūsis of the USSR in the fifth round with an Olympic Record throw of 90.48 meters. Then, in the sixth and final round, Lūsis let fly with a very long effort that measured at 90.46 meters – Wolfermann's two centimeter margin was, at the time, the smallest unit of measurement used in javelin competitions. On 5 May 1973, Klaus Wolfermann set a new world record in the javelin throw, bettering Lūsis' previous record of 93.80 meters with a mark of 94.08 m. Wolfermann's record stood until 26 July 1976, when Hungary's Miklós Németh threw his javelin for 94.58 m at the 1976 Summer Olympics in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
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" He then extolled his volunteers, led by Captain White's large company of Tiger Rifles who had "painted a motto or picture of some sort on [their]…broad brimmed…hat[s] such as: A picture of Mose, preparing to let fly with his left hand and fend with his right, and the words, 'Before I Was a Tiger,'" to continue to comb the docks, thoroughfares, alleyways, hotels, poor houses, and jails of the New Orleans waterfront for more recruits. Other slogans that the Tiger Rifles painted on their hats included: "Tiger Bound for Happy Land," "Tiger Will Never Surrender," "A Tiger Forever," "Tiger in Search of a Black Republican," or "Lincoln's Life or a Tiger's Death."Schreckengost, 37-41. While the men of the ad hoc battalion continued to attract more recruits—and in some instances impressing "known Yankees" into service, shaving their heads—Wheat worked through the Ladies Volunteer Aid Association of New Orleans to help uniform the Walker Guards, the Delta Rangers, and the Old Dominion Guards in red flannel "battle" or "Garibaldi" shirts and jean-wool trousers "of the mixed color known as pepper and salt.
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