The arrow of the crush spun, and I was the one crying into pillows.
The third arrow of the recovery plans seems to be "veering off target," he said.
She had shot five 10s in the final but under such pressure could shoot only a seven, her worst arrow of the final.
Then, the arrow of the elevator is set according to the current and destination floors (e.g. if destination floor > current floor, set up).
The 13th century saw the diffusion of the crossbow, whose bolt far surpassed the arrow of the longbow in its power to penetrate.
About an hour later, they were crushed in the gold medal match when Italy beat them by a single point on the final arrow of the competition.
In this chapter, I illustrate the technology evolution phenomenon by showing that larger flow components (organs) belong on larger vehicles and animals and that the time arrow of the constructal law points toward smaller sizes over time (miniaturization).
Non-zero-sumness, I'll argue, is something whose ongoing growth and ongoing fulfillment define the arrow of the history of life, from the primordial soup to the World Wide Web.
Rosenzweig does make an appealing protagonist: a straight arrow of the old school with more than 30 years' service, dogged, meticulous, wry, philosophical, literate (he became a bookseller after his retirement).
In written responses to a reporter's questions, Mr. Bush's father, the former president, acknowledged that he deeply felt each and every sling and arrow of the campaign as if it were his own.
The symmetry of the clock, the calendar's even units, the straight arrow of the timeline – the tools we use to think about time don't express the complexity of how we actually live it.
