Flashes of our own reality, then, sneak up on us.
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Responsibilities you've been avoiding will sneak up on you today.
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Lightning can sneak up on you through plumbing and wires.
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Misty tries to sneak up on him, but Diamondback shoots her.
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She's verging into gibberish when the Colonists sneak up behind her.
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ET: Turns out magic mushrooms really do sneak up on you!
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We don't have to sneak up on it, just do it.
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Sometimes hallucinations are the sexiest encounters, because they sneak up unannounced.
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He never quite knows where Frank could sneak up on him.
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Sneak up to some old geezer's porch and swipe the pumpkin.
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Sneak up to the front door of a crabby old widow.
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We have to make sure something doesn't sneak up on us.
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The numbers on the menu can sneak up on you, too.
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It's amazing that people didn't see Amazon sneak up on them.
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And they literally will sneak up to their prey and then whack!
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Today, memories from the past still sneak up on Ms. Helfer regularly.
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Yet Arya is able to sneak up on Sansa without a single noise.
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Right now, it's starting to sneak up with a nice bit of foul.
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The stressful effect of lots of negative news can sneak up on us.
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Sneak up to a car to let the air out of the tires.
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To capture animals, "you have to sneak up on them," Mr. Pinckney said.
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Do they think I'm waiting inside a bathroom to sneak up and hurt them?
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And, Democrats couldn't sneak up on Republicans as Republicans had to Democrats in 1994.
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This book's profundity might sneak up on you, but it will leave you marveling.
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What's the best way to sneak up on a celebrity to snap their photo?
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Set A Reminder This might go without saying, but sometimes days sneak up on you.
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The Sheriff's Department deployed its robot to sneak up behind Bunge and grab his gun.
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These things sneak up on you when you're a black kid who loves science fiction.
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One of the biggest things we had was the ability to sneak up on them.
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They are ambush predators who prefer to sneak up on prey from below or behind.
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How did we all let the Tom Hiddleston/Taylor Swift romance sneak up on us?
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Couldn't a once-every-30,000-year object sneak up on us, like the Chelyabinsk meteor?
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You might get stung by a tarantula or scorpion if they sneak up on you.
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She finds it hilarious to sneak up on me when I am drying my hair!
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The cub tried to sneak up on him, but was quickly espied by the older lion.
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I mean, people that sneak up on women and kill them — what else can you say?
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Did you sneak into a building more or less at random just to sneak up there?
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Then the cherries and belly-warming rye whiskey sneak up for a welcome kick of flavor.
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In the season finale, This Is Us didn't allow the moment to sneak up on us.
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An expert sniper can sneak up on an enemy naked as the day he was born.
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The effects of edibles can sneak up on you since they don't take effect until digested.
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A lot of entrepreneurs also believe that secrecy will help them quietly sneak up on incumbents.
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And sometimes you kind of have to sneak up on it or bribe it or something.
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That means the chance they'll sneak up on us in the next few centuries is very small.
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The charges come directly out of my paycheck, post-tax, which can sneak up on me sometimes.
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It used this impossibly long neck to sneak up on poor little fish and gobble them up.
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It could help the spider hide from predators, or to sneak up on prey, or maybe both.
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At the same time, camouflage also allowed Sinosauropteryx to sneak up on unsuspecting prey, like small lizards.
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Plus, tigers' padded feet make it easy for them to sneak up on prey without making noise.
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Or perhaps it's time to reevaluate some of those bad habits before they sneak up on you.
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So we got to sneak up on an unsuspecting audience of millions, and tell a scary story.
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For example, there's often a villain who will sneak up on the protagonist intermittently throughout the play.
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They'd sit quietly, intensely focused as I tried to sneak up on a wild horse and ride it.
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Sometimes we can feel a cold coming, other times an illness can sneak up on us without warning.
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Even when nothing is wrong, and I'm actually having a great time, it can sneak up on me.
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Well, she'll sneak up on a different King of Winter in the exact same spot two episodes later.
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Oh, and make sure it doesn't sneak up behind you: This bazooka is made to capture rogue drones
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Perhaps a strobe light or siren feature for when your boss is about to sneak up on you?
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Kevin is the classic man's man, and Benoit is the sensitive romantic who will sneak up on you.
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We had to try to sneak up on the action lads without them seeing us, using these techniques.
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Wearing heavy backpacks, we looked like overgrown turtles as we awkwardly tried to sneak up on our prey.
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These behaviors may sound extreme and highly inconsiderate, but they have a tendency to sneak up on you.
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She is so good at making people laugh that her facility for pathos can sneak up on them.
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And she did sneak up behind Henry Winkler with a pretty good shaving cream pie, and she got him.
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What better way to ensure disaster won't sneak up on you again than by believing you are the disaster?
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The color must help it escape predators or sneak up on prey, or be otherwise useful in some way.
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Which means that even if your sexual health is on point now, your past can still sneak up on you.
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"I was dying laughing, wondered if he was gonna sneak up on you and scare you LOL," said one commenter.
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With the addition of wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr., the Browns offense won't sneak up on any opponents this year.
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But it's tough, because enemies turn around every so often when patrolling, so it's hard to sneak up behind them.
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A lot of mermaids like to wear wigs and extensions, so that's another thing that can sneak up on you.
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Moral evolution is embedded in the DNA of "Russian Doll," too, though the lessons in kindness sneak up on you.
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If you come across something fully capable of eating you, give it some space and maybe don't sneak up behind it.
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Growing up, I fell victim to plenty of mean girls who would sneak up on me and snap my bra strap.
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Like a soldier trying to sneak up on the enemy, this crab uses local undersea plant life to hide amongst it.
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He would sneak up on the ghost, bursting out from behind a curtain to drop heavy books on the hardwood floor.
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In Nigeria, for instance, jihadists often sneak up and overrun army bases because the bush around them has not been cleared.
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" This year, however, the task was much more straightforward: just sneak up on your father and yell: "I love you, Dad!
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They'll enter your home and won't even alert you, they'll just sneak up on you in your food cabinets and closets.
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Nate is able to sneak up on enemies, using long grass to hide in before snapping necks and knocking goons unconscious.
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The horny punk of a pirate was someone written to sneak up on beloved characters with tactics that made little sense.
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On Golf OAKMONT, Pa. — The United States Open does not sneak up on anyone, but every year, many players feel ambushed.
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It's behind the tears that sneak up on me when a letter from him arrives and I see the return address.
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I'm used to it by now, the way the ghosts of Christmas Past sneak up on me, but it's still hard.
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"Her favorite activity is to sneak up [on] the [sanctuary] team, and to pester the other seals when sunbathing," she said.
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You don't just jump in and grab them, you sneak up on them, and I tell you how you sneak up on them, you start giving them money and you get them addicted, and you give them a little more money, and you get them addicted, and then the next thing you know, the feds are running the elections.
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In fact, if you're stealthy enough, you can even sneak up on Pokemon in the wild and earn an Expert Handler bonus.
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While playing Destiny 21, I could hear the crunch of feet on gravel as bad guys tried to sneak up behind me.
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You can be afraid of clowns and also know a clown isn't going to sneak up and murder you in the street.
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My anxiety is always finding new ways to sneak up on me, so I'm just trying to be aware of these things.
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It's in Episode 3, and shows a tiger, learning just how quietly it has to tread to sneak up on a deer.
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This one will sneak up on you; if you're not deeply moved by the finale, you're made of sterner stuff than us.
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We didn't sneak up on Berlin in World War II, and we're not going to do a surprise attack on Mosul either.
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When you add sweating to that equation, dehydration really can sneak up on you, causing dizziness, headache, and a bigger risk for overheating.
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No matter how much Black Friday and Cyber Monday shopping we've done, winter always seems to sneak up and catch us off guard.
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When you have places to go, people to see, and worlds to save, it's easy to let Friday nights sneak up on you.
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While his two daughters were dancing to "Whip Whip/Nae Nae," Mississippi dad Mike Jones decided to sneak up from behind and dance.
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During my first track, a friend of mine decided it would be a good idea to sneak up behind me and pants me.
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I used to sneak up on her … and I did and she goes, 'Big Daddy, what took you so long?' and started crying.
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And we took a look at 7 security threats that can sneak up on you, from rogue USB drives to snooping Chrome extensions.
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All of that can wear down even those with the thickest skin, and its long-term harms can sneak up on you over time.
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In "I Used to Be Charming," a compilation of her magazine pieces, Babitz may sneak up on readers who are unfamiliar with her work.
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Trust me, it will sneak up on you in a year or two when you can't focus and your life is starting to unravel.
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The key here is to not let things sneak up on you, and the way you do that is by keeping a consistent routine.
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"There are emotions that you can't really plan for that just sort of sneak up and almost knock you off your feet," he shared.
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She has perfected the talking earpiece approach, obliterated every sneak-up and successfully scared the pants off Eric Stonestreet at least three times. Respect.
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While trying to sneak up behind the elusive feline, Robles gets mere inches away before the cat makes a dash past the back line.
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That it could use its pretty cover to sneak up on readers and force them to confront subjects they might otherwise choose to ignore.
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"They didn't sneak up on us," Thomas Karako, director of the Missile Defense Project at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, told CNBC.
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"There are some cute boys invited as well, so I can sneak up in there, trying to get some phone numbers," Bartoli said, laughing.
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Steven Universe is also a fan of emotional gut punches that sneak up on you from within otherwise absurd storylines (an Adventure Time staple).
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Instead, it recommends to try not falling asleep, and allowing sleep to sneak up on you, rather than chasing after it with a pitchfork.
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The movements are undoubtedly basic, but they're still enough to allow the robot to sneak up and snatch a fish like a real sea predator.
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This new drive is way quieter than the traditional type—so quiet that it could sneak up on the United States and blow it up.
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It was awesome to go backstage and get a sneak up-close peek at all the details on the models before they hit the runway.
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They can be super unpleasant especially because they can sneak up out of nowhere, like this male carpet python did on someone's deck in Australia.
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When that failed he had someone sneak up behind the actor between takes and hit him in the face with a pie (more than once).
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"This Heidair-1UGV may act ... as a kamikaze vehicle that may sneak up on its target much faster given its overall small size," Bendett said.
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We're living in an age where it's extremely challenging to sneak up on anybody with a story, because everyone's so savvy to TV and movies.
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Having a dense landscape of apartments and mansion windows gave players a reason to explore—and plenty of clever ways to sneak up on targets.
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St. Vincent, known offstage as Annie Clark, is a wickedly talented guitarist with a knack for writing songs that sneak up and surprise the listener.
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And out-of-focus specters who sneak up behind people or disappear and reappear with light-switch flicks are not the stuff of primal terror.
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Yes, monologues are kind of Oscar-grabbing stunts for some actors — but this one is a journey, one that seems to sneak up on Nicole.
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Just when you think your lead is safe, my numbers are gonna sneak up and surprise you with a nice sweet kiss on the neck.
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With Touch ID, some users worried that their boo would sneak up on them while they were sleeping and use their finger to unlock their phone.
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You can hide from monsters and sneak up on them, and in at least one dungeon you're forced to disable security systems before you can proceed.
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The drone is a bit quieter than the first Mavic, though you're still not going to be able to sneak up on anyone with the thing.
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Even on carpeted floors, the noise its Mecanum wheels makes means you're never really going to sneak up on someone unless they're standing next to traffic.
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They blind him, I sneak up to him, and boom, I've got myself a gun—I will let him get trampled and eaten by the rats.
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They sneak up to swordfish sleeping near the surface of the water and harpoon them, and then the fish just go crazy and kind of explode.
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W. gets there a few minutes later and tries to sneak up behind me, but I notice him coming and hand him my items to carry.
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The company is asking whether it could include an "off switch" — presumedly so law enforcement officials can use their EVs to sneak up on suspected criminals.
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"The biggest worry is of course the cancer diagnosis, but the cardiac disease issues can really sneak up and be a bigger problem," Lenihan said by email.
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On Friday, another witness alleged to the jury that "it looked like [the kidnapper] was trying to sneak up" on the teen as she entered her minivan.
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But some Oscar watchers are also saying that France's entry, "Mustang," a debut feature by the Franco-Turkish director Deniz Gamze Ergüven, could sneak up from behind.
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One hopes to sneak up on a lounging seal by diving through holes in the arctic ice and trying to surface within striking distance of the beast.
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It's especially helpful for those little purchases that sneak up on you (like a bottle of water, metro pass, WIFI or museum fee) and bust your budget.
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The 22017 Cleveland Indians snuck up on the American League, at least to the extent that a 27-win team can sneak up on any baseball fan.
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Like with the original Ring, the company will replace the Ring Pro if a thief is gutsy enough to sneak up and pry it off your house.
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I'll sneak up and say something in a silly voice, or randomly quote movies from the 80s, and that makes her laugh and that makes my life.
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As so often with Ms. Hicks, it's her colors that make the strongest impact: The work's scorching yellows and reds sneak up like snakes in the grass.
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These phrases have a tendency to sneak up on you, so you're going to have to catch yourself until you've solidified the habit of not saying them.
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These phrases have a tendency to sneak up on you, so you're going to have to catch yourself until you've solidified the habit of not saying them.
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It's fitting that Forty be the one to sneak up on Joe in this scene, and then get misidentified as the bad guy in You's bonkers finale.
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Even the tribute to Russ & Daughters, where the noodles are coated with spicy cod roe and the topping is sliced smoked salmon, can sneak up on you.
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Buy now: $20, formerly $59.99 Have you ever needed to sneak up on a foe (or escape one) only to be thwarted by the jangle of your keys?
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The two make it back to their large, southern home, where they sneak up to the wraparound porch, with open backpacks flailing, to creep back into their bedrooms.
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" Pinkett Smith said her former boyfriend entered the house through a sliding back door "on the creepy creep creep like he was going to sneak up on me.
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"We're looking for people willing to go all out, hit the floor, crawl, creep and sneak up on somebody," said Guy DeMatties, 62, the attraction's director and manager.
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"A train can sneak up on you," said John Waller, the supervisory wildlife biologist for Glacier National Park, as he stopped to watch one chug through the forest.
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I love a solve with a variety of slow realizations and delicious layers, some of which sneak up on you, as well as eccentric flourishes along the way.
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I love a solve with a variety of slow realizations and delicious layers, some of which sneak up on you, as well as eccentric flourishes along the way.
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Even once Coetzee had hooked a massive Nile perch — which he'd been fighting for hours — he said he was worried a crocodile could still sneak up on him.
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Either they are aware of it and in denial, or it will sneak up on them and they will realize that they were perfect for each other all along.
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The Olympics — like the Super Bowl or the World Cup — are best enjoyed live, when commercials still work the old fashioned way; they sneak up on you during breaks.
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She can go pretty fast, and you can have her sneak up on people, just be careful navigating around corners because she can fall over if she turns too quickly.
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Eventually, his son figured out who was snitching on their nightly exploits, and decided to use his amateur ninja skills to sneak up on the camera and turn it off.
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If the robot's heat signature is low enough, then it could potentially sneak up on enemy tanks with crew relying on tech like thermal imagers to "see" outside the tank.
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The more I managed to sneak up on Ben and Jake, the photographer, and ram into them, seeing the shock on their faces, the more I reveled in the activity.
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The condition is quite sad, as Stekkjastaur's only passion in life is to sneak up on sheep and suck on their nipples, which is hard to do without kneeling down.
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Single edits cut through the years with an awful swift grace; major life events sneak up on you like blood in the first quiet moment after you slice your finger.
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So, instead of wading through all of that and arbitrating every single fleck of data, let's sneak up sideways with a frank and honest talk about the plane's... performance issues.
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Behind us were larger groups of women, some relieved at the distance between them and the spotlights, and others clearly plotting how they were going to sneak up to the front.
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Truth is, you're probably brushing your teeth wrong, and although you may not have yuck mouth right after your initial brushing it will most likely sneak up on you later on.
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The warm weather may start to sneak up on you in the coming weeks, so be prepared with a portable fan that Amazon has as a featured lightning deal right now.
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Because they don't signal their intentions right away, the critiques in films like these tend to sneak up on the audience and sock them from behind, making them especially emotionally powerful.
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Sometimes, in the midst of a thoroughly awful day, we will sneak up to the Webby shelf and run a finger up an award's spiraling metal, thinking to ourselves, You see?
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There are excellent wood ear mushrooms, floppy and crisp at the same time in their dressing of vinegar and a dose of chile oil that will sneak up on the unwary.
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They include putting a bell on one cat's collar so he can't sneak up on the other, and providing four litter boxes rather than three, to lessen the chance of overcrowding.
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Without a vast area of thick ice to hunt on, it's much harder for bears to sneak up on their prey — and far easier for seals to escape into the water.
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I won't repeat what I said and I couldn't make out what the monkey screamed but it was probably something to the order of, 'Why did you sneak up on me?
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He's one of those "Agatha Christie" constructors whose themes sneak up on you and then make you wonder why you didn't see them right away, if you know what I mean.
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If you need to heal yourself, hide or sneak up on someone, sinking into a crouch and manoeuvring into the centre of a bush is almost like putting on an invisibility cloak.
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Now matter how good a given unemployment or wage growth number looks, the generation that came of age in the aftermath of 2008 knows that that precarity can sneak up from anywhere.
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While the mutants are a lot stronger than me, I'm able to sneak up on them and slowly take them out from behind, making quick work of it with my 10mm pistol.
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But beware, I also wrote, because Wisconsin will always sneak up on you when you don't expect it: Anyone college age or younger has only known Wisconsin as a good basketball program.
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Even though the seasons change at the same time each year, spring always seems to sneak up in a manner that feels like your wardrobe is never properly prepared for its arrival.
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I find that the absolute best way to introduce yourself to someone is to sneak up behind them, tap them on the shoulder, and then run away as fast as you can.
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Sure, the symptoms can be similar, but these are still two vastly different health issues ... and Chris says it makes it a lot easier for the virus to sneak up on ya.
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Their survey revealed a 3D view of its insides, from the plumbing network of superheated hydrothermal fluids to scores of faults that allow magma to sneak up to the surface during eruptions.
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Rating: Would be interested to know if he's sipping a Mer-how-low-can-you-go or a smooth Pi-no-you-cannot-just-sneak-up-behind-someone-like-that, Zaza, Noir.
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Hallmark holidays always kind of sneak up on us, and then we're like, Well, I love my mom/dad/partner, but do I really need to get them something to show my love?
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He also has to think about noise for the first time: if you want to hunt an animal, you'll need to sneak up on it and approach quietly, lest your dinner run away.
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Recessions can sometimes sneak up on an economy quickly, but with just 12 months to go before Election Day, the chances are running out for two consecutive negative growth readings on quarterly GDP.
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Snipers train to disappear in any environment in stalking exercises, where snipers attempt to sneak up on a simulated enemy, set up a forward firing position, and take a shot without being detected.
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Completed in the late 1980s, the iconic Bank Tower is one of those structures that sneak up in vistas to remind you that yes, you're in Los Angeles, in case you were wondering.
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And her disarming combination of humility and honesty, making light of heavy emotions without concealing their true weight, has much to do with how this affecting film portrait can sneak up on you.
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THINGS LOOK GREAT ON JUST ABOUT EVERY LEVEL ON EVERY COUNTRY AROUND THE WORLD, AND THAT'S WHERE SURPRISES CAN SNEAK UP. IF THERE'S SOMETHING YOU HAVE TO WORRY ABOUT, WHAT WOULD IT BE?
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It's the simulated violence, where we collectively sneak up to the line of the real, secure in the knowledge that it's all under control, with pulled punches and magicians' hands softening the headbutts.
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The way the world's affairs are shaping up, he warns Brexit fallout and the threat of U.S. tariffs on European cars could sneak up on investors in year's second half — which kicks off Monday.
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Octopuses' intelligence, she said, was partly an evolutionary response to their habitation in complex environments such as coral reefs, in which the animals need to hide from predators and sneak up on their prey.
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Esca managed to stealthily make his way past the first chokepoint on Temple of Anubis to sneak up on Mighty Storm's defense, but the enemy Ana's Sleep Dart stop Esca right in his tracks.
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In one setup, for instance, Santos and Seth test whether a monkey will be more likely to sneak up to grab a grape from a platform when a person's back is turned to it.
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When she does arrive, it's almost ominously — by chopper, the way, in "Zero Dark Thirty," the SEALs sneak up on Osama bin Laden, or how, on "Game of Thrones," a dragon might invade Westeros.
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"For those who were involved in the attack, if they have the gumption to sneak up on our homes, I'd like them or their representatives to come and meet me," Mr. Adams said Saturday.
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She crouches low next to her swimming pool, bottom raised toward the camera, as she tries to "sneak up to welcome the ducks in my pool"; they're caught in the photograph, blurred and flapping away.
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That has allowed the Model 230 to sneak up on midsize luxury stalwarts like the BMW 2000 Series, Audi A23 or Mercedes-Benz C-Class, all of which are in the same general price range.
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Wrapped in a visually appealing, Instagram-friendly package, the shops are an antidote to the feeling of sameness that can sneak up on us as we browse down the endless scroll at e-commerce giants.
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Those companies, when they approach investors, tell them, 'Uber's going to go public, and then they're going to have to be profitable, and then we're really going to sneak up on them with these discounts.
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There are plenty of areas to hide from pursuing enemies or sneak up on a target, and the game's floaty, exaggerated jump adds a touch of urban parkour as you find new ways to get about.
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With fashion month just kicking off, we were expecting to see some out-there styling tricks emerge over the next few weeks — but this one seemed to sneak up on us before the madness even began.
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Unless you're a magical elf who can blend seamlessly into the trees and sneak up on whatever's stalking you, getting lost and bumbling your way through the forest is probably going to result in your death.
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I used to spend a lot of time out on my own in woods and fields mostly because I wanted to watch wild animals, which are hard to sneak up on as part of a crowd.
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That said, the coronavirus is a reminder — like the Zika and Ebola outbreaks before it — that big disease outbreaks can sneak up on us, and it's better to be prepared for them than caught by surprise.
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I was able to sneak up to get a feel for the vibe and despite the furniture being covered in tarps, the lush greenery and sweeping views still offered a hint of why it's so popular.
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"This one did sneak up on us and it is an interesting story on the limitations of our current survey network," Lindley Johnson, NASA's planetary defense officer, wrote in an internal email days after the event.
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Within minutes, they were walking stealthily in small groups through low scrub brush to sneak up on their target several hundred yards away: the village lair of an Algerian terrorist financier they had been hunting for days.
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Outdoors, when lurking in the shadows of Gotham, you won't get to sneak up on foes and pound them with your fists — but you can teleport to their location and watch an animation of them being pummeled.
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Joke Structure/Delivery: Look, I'm not one of those snobs who'll tell you that wordplay is always bad, but I do think that it sort of has to sneak up on you for it to be effective.
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"I ain't got no pressure, nobody trying to sneak up on me or try to get me with a razor," Butch said of his confidence at returning to a center as opposed to his recent stay in prison.
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Once you add that to her tendency to sneak up on victims, often biting on ankles and the back of elbows, you can see how easy it might be for her to feed without a life-threatening slap.
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We've planned transportation and made reservations like pros, but packing always manages to sneak up on us; we end up agonizing over what to bring, what not to bring, how to bring it, and where to put it?!
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"As your avatar is moving throughout the game you're making these very minute, detailed movements," Deily recently told Motherboard, explaining the concept of "peeking," or making tight, controlled movements to sneak up on your opponent (as seen above).
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If you can tell a story over ten songs rather than just one, you've got a lot more opportunity to kind of sneak up on people in a cool way and maybe give them a holy shit moment.
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"I ain't got no pressure, nobody trying to sneak up on me or try to get me with a razor," he said of his confidence at returning to a center as opposed to his recent stay in prison.
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"Pokémon-go-to-the-polls" doesn't sneak up on you, so much as it calls you a week in advance, confirms twice over text, and then calls you again en-route to see if you need ice. 2.
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The uptempo, tropical house vibe allowed it to sneak up on everyone during the summer, while its air of melancholy appeals to us as the air turns colder and we wrap ourselves in various pieces of synthetic fluff.
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For every spacebird you kick into a hungry plant's teeth or sentry flower that you sneak up on and poke in its one giant eye (that's a true thing), there's a dozen more baddies that you simply... shoot.
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Smith's crew had been trying to sneak up on the apartment where the man was hiding out, but Smith, who said he didn't know much about firearms, had accidentally fired his weapon into the ground, triggering the shootout.
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But as Gigi broke through the throng, it seems a young man somehow managed to evade her security guards and sneak up behind her, grabbing her around the waist, lifting her into the air, and groping her from behind.
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A 2009 story in the LA Times about the house pointed out that explorers brave enough to sneak up to the windows could peep at 1950s furniture and a TV, along with what appeared to be unopened christmas gifts.
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The first of these videos, released today with the title "Best Friend," features Cozmo weaving his way around the house to sneak up on the family dog before devilishly tapping it on its tail to wake it from sleep.
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"It would be easy to hit the curve a little bit hot by 5 or 10 miles an hour if you weren't being careful and looking very carefully at the cues because it can sneak up on you," he said.
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Then the 'gigger' must sneak up behind it... steady, now... and, in a single fluid motion, drive the pitchfork, or 'gig,' deep into the frog, and the surrounding muck, scooping upwards once they're sure they've got the animal hard and fast.
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However, there are warning signs and symptoms that you can look out for so that the disease does not sneak up on you like a "snake in the grass," as Oz put it, and you can get to a doctor earlier.
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Sometimes stealth is a better approach than brute force and raw firepower, so the tiniest addition to Nerf's 2016 lineup, the new N-Strike Elite Pocketstrike blaster, can be easily hidden away until you've managed to sneak up on an unsuspecting target.
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There was a dream in the air that night: that the Dubs would be rusty enough for the Blazers to sneak up behind them and nick a win out of their back pocket, a shiny gold coin to keep on the mantelpiece.
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Joining Hernandez in the rotation, and a big part of the reason the Mariners could sneak up on the Astros in the division, are Drew Smyly (recently of the Tampa Bay Rays) and Yovani Gallardo (recently of the Baltimore Orioles, heaven help him).
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Potential "counterspace" weapons that China is working on include ground-based lasers and jammers; nimble "inspection" satellites that can sneak up on and tamper with other spacecraft; and rockets with the power and accuracy to fly into low orbit and smash satellites and enemy rockets.
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Sure, she was a faceless assassin/water dancer/acrobatic killing machine, but if you were still wondering how she got enough air to sneak up on the Night King and deliver the stab that ended winter, the "Game of Thrones" documentary has your answer.
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There are a dozen ways to close the distance or make the opponent come to you, but one which trick which is common in high level karate and has made a good few appearances in Nelson's fights is to sneak up the back foot.
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While that seems like a no-brainer for a market that has skyrocketed 25.7 percent since the crisis lows, investors in general and millennials in particular have been afraid of equities, worried that another crisis could sneak up and wipe out all those gains.
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That's predictable, to be sure, but Moore played the hell out of it, and the show neatly suggested how such a resolution might sneak up on Rebecca, until she found herself dumbfounded at how much of her life had simply slipped away from her.
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You never really know when a quick shower will sneak up on you, especially during the spring season, which is why carrying a water-resistant bag is a good idea — so you don't have to worry about ruining it or ruining anything inside (like your laptop!).
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When playing DOOM VR, I could always feel the weight of it on my face, and it only became more noticeable because the game constantly asks you to track enemy movement by craning your neck around corners and spinning around as monsters sneak up behind you.
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And I've worked so hard—you know, I got my degree at Stanford, and I learned how to do psych science the way the big boys do it, and I call myself a stealth feminist because I'm gonna sneak up on you with unassailable scientific research on these things.
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Imagine these lines with Gaston holding a big gun, and LeFou bent over on stage: [GASTON] When I hunt, I sneak up with my quiver / And beasts of the field say a prayer / First, I carefully aim for the liver / Then I shoot from behind [LEFOU] Is that fair?
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It happened when I watched my lowliest, shittiest BattleMech step out of concealment from behind a treeline, sneak up on a massive enemy Assault Mech with almost five times its firepower, and throw a punch so hard that it peeled the other mech's armor open and ruptured its nuclear reactor.
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One of the interesting things about Little Rock was, when I got here, I didn't follow those rules like I typically do—little things like, I used to always sit with my back against the wall, or in a corner, so no one could sneak up on me behind me.
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The appeal of Breath of the Wild is not in gunning for Calamity Ganon as fast as possible, it's in the journey it takes to get there — in tiptoeing across soft grassy fields to sneak up on a new horse friend, or climbing trees in search of an egg for breakfast.
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On top of those plays, Mahomes showed some toughness on the drive, stepping out of the way of a sack attempt and racing for a 9-yard gain, plowing into Patrick Chung at the end of the play, and then picking up a first down on a sneak up the middle.
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With your credit card information linked to your iTunes or Google Play account, or conveniently saved in your desktop browser, it's way too easy to start racking up purchases — especially those monthly subscriptions that sneak up on you, slowly siphoning money away from your checking account long after you stop loving an app.
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The new scary movie Rings, the third feature film in the Ring franchise, gets released next Friday, so, Paramount Pictures decided to try to get potential moviegoers excited about the movie by playing the ultimate prank: having a girl, dressed like the movie's villain Samara Morgan, crawl out of a TV and sneak up on customers.
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In fact, Haddish is so dynamic in her performance that the intensity of some of her bits sneak up on you as you slowly realize what she's actually talking about, whether that's being raised in foster care, sending her ex to domestic violence counseling, being homeless, or taking a shit in a terrible man's Air Jordans.
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It also contained plenty of things I'd hoped to never encounter: most notably roving live actors, known as "scareactors" (rhymes with "characters"), trained to sneak up on you when you're innocently passing through one of the park's five elaborately themed "scare zones" — or, if you're foolish enough, when you enter one of its ten, incredibly immersive haunted houses.
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This structural transformation is the result of the transient flood of local television revenue into team coffers—sneak up behind any major league team's CFO and whisper "Cord-cutting!" but be ready to hand him a change of boxers—and the understanding, which goes back to the Cleveland Indians organization in the 1990s, that doing the annual arbitration dance just ain't worth it.
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This often meant that if there was something that was supposed sneak up on you from behind, it didn't always really sound that way, which could cause your suspension of disbelief to be shattered while in VR. Now, devs can design based around a standard hardware platform, to make sure the noises that go into VR apps are the same ones you will experience.
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Last year, after Jordan lost a bet, Nyong'o would sneak up on him and have him do "on-call push-ups" whenever she told him to, and after last week's Golden Globes, the pair filmed a viral sketch where fellow Black Panther alum Danai Gurira walked in on the two of them kissing on an elevator — in a delightful twist, Gurira pushed Jordan aside to grab Nyong'o for her own kiss.
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Then again, the capacity to think around corners and be really creative about coming together — I mean, as innovators and inventors know, when you're on your own it's a lot harder to come up with things than when you're in a workplace where people are working on different things, and you have ideas and patterns and solutions sort of sneak up on you through conversations [between] people with different ideas than you.
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