In the original game, when Pac-Man eats a piece of points-giving fruit, the ghosts turn a horrified blue and, in this temporarily vulnerable state, flee to one of the maze's four corners.
Buy or make a top A top can be made out of an empty spool by taking one end of it and sticking a piece of wood, pointed at one end about an inch long, through it.
This meant paying the stars a lot more, and sometimes giving them a piece of the action — "points" — as Wasserman did, starting in 1950, with his client Jimmy Stewart.
But the new printers were only a piece of the conversation, pointing to a larger cultural shift for the company, a move away from attempting to predict or control the conversation.
It's a simple piece of point work, and I use it quite a lot, because it's really easy to learn, but it looks absolutely fantastic if you're running up a stage.
When you begin to write a piece of fiction, choose which point of view, or points of view, you are going to use, and then stick to it.
When talking about the league this year, West Virginia Coach Bill Stewart pulled out a piece of paper with "talking points" provided by the league.
If a particular chromosomal region is important for a piece of research, more data points should be added, and CGP can be a useful tool for such purposes.
Each direct and indirect participant had a piece of paper he could point to in triumph as fully vindicating his point of view.
Considered as a piece of storytelling, however, "Vantage Point" is something remarkable — the ultimate case, perhaps, of a movie as a big whirling machine.
Considered as a piece of story_telling_, however, "Vantage Point" is something remarkable the ultimate case, perhaps, of a movie as a big whirling machine.
