Sometimes, when the soldier starts turning blue, the ded opens the air duct and, as the soldier takes a gasp of air, slams him in the solar plexus.
The ad, which the Virginia-based nonprofit has spent at least $270,000 to air, slams Kitchens for his decisions in the case of "three monsters" who "repeatedly raped a 4-year-old girl" and another case involving a "man who pleaded guilty to beating a 2-year-old girl to death".
She grabbed my gut, swung it around, tossed it in the air, slammed it to the ground, then tenderly picked it up and cradled it.
As he flung her body in the air, slammed it to the floor, then put his hands around her neck with rage, it was entirely plausible that he was going to kill her.
I am just arriving when I see Carrie roar up on a vintage Indian motorcycle, telekinetically heave a Prius parked in front of the restaurant into the air, slam it down next to a fire hydrant, and pull into the space.
On one of those outings, Janvier Hadi — one of the team's newest members — lost control in a patch of gravel and veered off the road, flipping through the air, slamming into a stone retaining wall, and dropping into a four-foot-deep concrete storm gutter.
A high-tech, wire-guided missile launches, twisting and turning through the air, slamming into its target.
1.19pm BST An astonishing bunker shot by Sergio, who whips his ball high into the air and slams it down just past the flag, where it spins violently and whistles off eight feet to the left.
It lifts the losing wreck into the air and slams it onto a fierce looking 36-foot-tall steel spike.
Even with Camby flying through the air for slams and rebounds, the Knicks trailed a team with a 5-10 record by 10 points at halftime and were tied at 83-83 with 46 seconds remaining.
A fraction of a second later comes the blast wind, a negative pressure that catapults people into the air and slams them into whatever walls or objects are around.
