Cover the RGB, and the tracking and matching stops dead.
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Whenever the show returns to it, the momentum stops dead.
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A man exits a home, walks down the front steps, and stops dead in his tracks.
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It stops dead, there's a repeat of the door slamming percussion and the three bass tones.
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But when the children arrive on a lush volcanic island, the film stops dead in its tracks.
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It stops dead on impact, the wheels buckle, and the shuttle's glass shatters into thousands of little pieces.
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Tell me why, Louie is at the park & stops dead in his tracks when seeing this dog (left).
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That guy in front of you who enters the subway — then stops dead and looks at his phone?
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At one point, plagued by the whine of a squeaky fan, she stares at the thing real hard until it stops dead.
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That's when the Clippers star stops dead in his tracks and shows some love to the little girl -- it's a very cool moment.
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My friend stops dead in his tracks and doubles over when I mention that the version of The Fountainhead we're watching is four-hours long ... and in Dutch.
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"Everybody who comes in this gallery sort of stops dead, because it is so unusual and beautiful and strange," Rachel Delphia, CMOA's Curator of Decorative Arts and Design, tells Creators.
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This clip is awesome ... you gotta see when Gurley spots a fan rocking his #30 jersey in the terminal and stops dead in his tracks to dap the guy up.
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But where Cena bounces off the ropes and flows right into his various ritualized limb-wavings before dropping, 2 Hotty stops dead after doing the actual worm portion of the worm.
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When Jackie, drunk enough to sing one of Elton John and Lee Hall's lovely faux-folk songs for the crowd, gets to the verse that begins, "Oh, once I loved a woman," Mr. Chameroy stops dead.
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Way Down South Suite begins like a sepulchrally slow jazz blues, then swings, stops dead, and resumes in flinty single notes and dense, clipped runs.
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It unspools without comic timing, it stops dead in the > middle, the payoff isn't funny, and later we can see it wasn't even much of > a cliff.Ebert, Roger. "Pure Luck". August 9, 1991.
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The leader leads them directly into the fence, and then stops dead in his track and starts hitting it with his cane, without saying a word. Despite the children pointing out the door in the fence nearby, men follow the leader blindly, and break the fence down so that they could continue the journey on the leader's path. Similar obstacles follow, but they push on. Days pass, some children and old people die on the road, and all are exhausted and wounded but still hopeful that this difficult road will lead them into a better land.
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