But it's OK, because we also know he's going to redeem himself by single-handedly saving the president from terrorists.
EFFECT ON STAR'S CAREER: By single-handedly saving weak material, Mr. Jackman has only added to his star quotient.
A1 OBITUARIES B7 Pete Schoening A mountaineering legend who once saved a rope team of six men by single-handedly holding their weight on the sheer slope of K2, the world's second-highest peak, he was 77.
In 1994, he demonstrated this power by single-handedly upsetting the governor's race, pushing out respected incumbent Mario Cuomo, and getting an unknown state senator named George Pataki elected.
Australia has attempted to derail a ban on nuclear weapons at a UN meeting on disarmament, by single-handedly forcing a vote on a report that had been expected to pass unanimously.
Bonnie Richardson, the valedictorian of her 14-student senior class in the tiny farming town of Rochelle, Tex., won the Class A girls team state title for the second consecutive year by single-handedly beating 56 other schools.
Returning from a rained-out golf tournament with his son John, Farrell discovers that Matt has forced his idea into reality by single-handedly laying the foundation for his proposed alteration.
In 1875, while serving as Tucson's mayor — the first and only Mexican-American to do so — and president of the school board, he upstaged a recalcitrant territorial legislature and a domineering Catholic bishop by single-handedly raising the funds, and donating the land, to build the town's main public school.
"Even if Rand Paul becomes president, we won't see a significant, seismic shift," Mr Dinh said.On Sunday night, Mr Paul did his best to put the lie to that claim by single-handedly forcing the expiration of parts of the Patriot Act.
The first name would suffice for Johan Santana, who reinforced his standing Saturday by single-handedly keeping the Mets' postseason hopes alive with one of the greatest pitching performances in franchise history in a 2-0 victory against the Florida Marlins at Shea Stadium.
Too many inventors, he says, hope they'll get rich by single-handedly patenting a great idea.
