"I'm going to run circles around you," she would silently vow.
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The average person wouldn't even think it, but he'll run circles around you.
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Watch this Venezuelan woman run circles around some Colombian defenders in this U17 match.
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Soon it's time for the girls go out and run circles around the sand pit.
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Watching her run circles around Kelly and Caitlin's backyard, a bouncing Superball of energy, I felt nothing.
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Mining companies, keen to get at coal and other riches underground, run circles around tribal leaders in court.
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Children run circles around her shrieking that she smells; boys compare her to dogs and bark at her.
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This insight allowed the Trump campaign to run circles around the major outlets that were bent on taking him down.
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Opinion: Russia is using Syria to run circles around U.S. The Russian aerial maneuvers come amid rising tensions on NATO's eastern flank.
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If car companies don't change their software development techniques, companies like Uber, Tesla, Google, and Apple are going to run circles around them.
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You hop into the iconic rebel fighter's cockpit, blast a few TIE Fighters into oblivion and run circles around an Imperial Star Destroyer.
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But it also shows the best way to deal with Conway, the Barry Sanders of lying, who has run circles around other hosts.
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It certainly makes sense — the A9X SoC on the iPad Pro seems to run circles around the low-power Intel chip in the MacBook.
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Amazon's ecommerce empire, sophisticated trucking distribution network, advanced technology, and deep pockets could all help Whole Foods run circles around its old-fashioned rivals.
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Build a whole bank from scratch, full-stack, create a brand people loved, and use software to run circles around the lumbering finance giants.
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Watch: 22019 years old inherited from my dad who would run circles around you as working classPlane: shuttle for 12 staff at ($400 each) which was cheaper.
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Watch: 28503 years old inherited from my dad who would run circles around you as working classPlane: shuttle for 22019 staff at ($400 each) which was cheaper.
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The researchers let a batch of E. coli run circles around the material on a culture dish, which showed it was just as protective as human skin.
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If the two blue-eyed songwriters were to ever meet, no doubt they'd find some common ground in their Morrissey fandom, but Carson would run circles around Brandon.
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Kids can run circles around even the most advanced robots on Earth, which still only function well in strictly controlled environments like factories, where they perform regimented tasks.
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He's fast, strong, agile and could be a huge steal in the draft, as he has not garnered nearly as much attention as players who he could run circles around athletically.
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And all this went on while women, many of whom could run circles around these men, sat quietly at their desks too afraid to speak up about their own incredible abilities.
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Seiko UC-2000Neither Apple, Google, or even Pebble, can claim to have created the first wristwatch computer, though anything from those companies would run circles around the watch that owns that title.
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Snapchat will likely remain my favorite app for sending incredibly weird things to a handful of close friends—its selection of stickers, face-transforming filters, geolocation tags and so forth—which run circles around Instagram's features.
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It's slow, sluggish, frustrating to use, and not something that I want to deal with on a nearly $4,000 TV. A $500 Roku TV will run circles around the Sony from a usability standpoint, and that's ridiculous.
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If we get a left-liberal coalition, the City 'bubble' will like the prospect of 'Remain' and the pound might rally to 1.35-1.40 (… then collapse later once the experienced McDonnell-troopers run circles around the inexperienced LibDems).
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OPINION: Russia is using Syria to run circles around the U.S. U.S. policymakers must act immediately to preserve the opposition groups that will be critical to securing a future Syria that is not an Islamic Emirate for al Qaeda.
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"Just from the financial perspective and the ability to pay for it, the RNC has run circles around the DNC," Walsh said, noting that the RNC has outraised the Democratic National Committee for 14 of the last 16 months.
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Out of earshot of the boys, Mr. Rogers's wife, Rebecca Ashley, a photographer, reflected on how much they had grown up since they first started playing; Henry used to run circles around the dining room table in his excitement.
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In terms of the narrative right now, a week ago, Donald Trump was this super-savvy street fighter who was gonna run circles around Hillary Clinton, who didn't know how to deal with such a radical new political force.
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The potential to use tech to run circles around the old insurance brokers has attracted a new $16 million Series B for Cover led by Tribe Capital's Arjun Sethi, who led the Series A and sits on the startup's board.
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Russia using Syria to run circles around U.S. In February, the Department of Defense announced it was spending $3.4 billion for the European Reassurance Initiative in an effort to deter Russian aggression against NATO allies following Russia's 2014 intervention in Ukraine.
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They argue that the longer Europe takes to enforce its privacy rules against the world's biggest data-hungry companies, the more Silicon Valley will take advantage of wiggle room, run circles around regulators and undermine the spirit of the EU's law.
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But Cruz has run circles around Trump on this front, sweeping delegates at state conventions in Colorado and North Dakota and even getting his backers seats at the convention in states such as Georgia and South Carolina, where Trump won easily.
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"Several prominent tech figures criticized the decision, with the tech analyst and entrepreneur Carolina Milanesi saying there were "many more women who are in tech and are entrepreneurs who could run circles around Trump on how technology will impact the future of work.
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Mykell Mathieu, who had run circles around Barrs only two years earlier, was now just one in a string of opponents whom Barrs once beat in a string of rapid-fire, one-on-one games while talking on his cell phone and using only his right hand.
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With Jinger supporting team blue and Jeremy helping team pink, the players had to devour a cup of ice cream, run circles around baseball bats ten times, bounce on a ball across a stretch of grass, spin a hoola-hoop five times, hop along a path and crawl through a tube.
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Big things could be coming to the Apple TV. Last revamped in late 2015 with beefier hardware, a refreshed tvOS interface and the Siri Remote, Apple's set-top box has basically languished as competing set-top boxes like the Amazon Fire TV, Roku Ultra and the new NVIDIA Shield TV run circles around it.
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Fisher's sense of humor was the key to her spunky, no-nonsense approach to Leia—it also helped her run circles around Harrison Ford and Mark Hamill, among other things—and also was the key to many of other memorable roles, most notably in The Blues Brothers, where she stole every scene she had with John Belushi, who was then the funniest man in America.
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Though we may never know the details of what was said by negotiators in working on the Iran nuclear deal, the hostage matters and the frozen funds from 1981, the picture of forklifts moving pallets loaded with mountains of euros and Swiss francs, "Breaking Bad"-style, adds to the image of U.S.-Iran negotiations as a cloak-and-dagger operation in which Iran continues to run circles around the United States.
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Chris Thursten of PC Gamer wrote that he was impressed by her Heroes of the Storm design, which defies the normal rules of the game and allows her to "literally [run] circles around certain heroes". Acknowledging that she can be an "absolute terror to the enemy team", Blizzard rolled out a nerfed version of the character on May 4, 2016, less than a month after her introduction.
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Screenshot of the game In Hopping Mappy players control the Micro Police mouse, Mappy, as he bounces on a pogo stick to run circles around pink cats, called Meowkies, who patrol either vertically or horizontally. There is also Goro, a cat who patrols in a zigzag pattern, but he needs to take occasional breaks. There are eight treasures that a player must grab to complete a round, except on the bonus round where the player will just want to collect all the balloons that he can. The main intrigue here is getting past a blockade of Meowkies.
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In 1840 Imperial Commissioner Lin Zexu, impressed by the power of British warships in the initial battles of the Opium War, advocated adoption of Western naval technology. The paddle-wheel steamer Nemsis had run circles around cumbersome Chinese war junks. Some Chinese at first believed the paddle-wheels were powered by men inside the ship, but soon came to appreciate the power of steam, Commissioner Lin was the first self-strengthener. Self-strengthening enterprises, including arsenals, shipyards, and technical schools, were now established in the principal treaty ports where access to Western technology was most direct.
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Ray then shoots the doppelgänger twice, but as he is preparing to deliver his final hit, ghostly men (the "woodsmen") appear and begin to tear at the doppelgänger's body, revealing an orb that emerges from his wound with Killer BOB's grinning face within. Other ghostly figures run circles around Ray in a ritualistic manner, prompting Ray to flee, terrified; on his drive away, he sends Phillip Jeffries a message that the doppelgänger may have survived the attack. In the Roadhouse, an MC (JR Starr) introduces "the" Nine Inch Nails; the group performs their song "She's Gone Away". Later, the doppelgänger awakens where he lay, seemingly fully restored.
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In the second half, Big Ed uses his half of the video game to run circles around the Shieks, but Scrappy uses his half to control Shaggy and Scooby now wearing their own electronic sneakers and they make two points. When the Dunkers get the ball, Scrappy controls Scooby who blocks their shot and flies with the ball to the Shielks goal and repeatedly dives into the goal- scoring until the score is tied. Unfortunately, Scrappy's half short- circuits rendering the sneakers useless, but Shaggy and Scooby manage to win without it. The Dunkers couldn't believe they lost and Scrappy tells them cheaters never prosper.
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Greg Milner of Spin wrote: "Summer Sun sometimes sounds like a band treading water at low tide, but obsessively exploring the contours of a moment is what Yo La have been about from day one." AllMusic's Heather Phares called it "an album that's as settled and smooth as the previous one was inventive and eclectic. [...] But, even though Yo La Tengo can still run circles around other groups even when they're running in place, compared to their best work Summer Sun is merely pleasant." PopMatters Adrien Begrand wrote" "As good as Summer Sun is, and it's very good, it just doesn't quite have the timeless, magical quality that ...And Then Nothing had.
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