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Then, with perfect comic timing, he caught a blast of water in the face from another rider, Chris Hanson, who had just splashed down after a jump.
But then the entire final act of the movie, in which Harry and his playmates dice with varieties of death, including neck-wrapping roots and murderous chessmen, has a definite air of the secondhand; I caught a blast of Indiana Jones, and a more recent whiff of the Mummy.
Yes, no, and sort of A taste of the Taliban Reprints Related items Iran's holiest city: Qom all ye faithfulJul 23rd 2009At Friday prayers a week after Mr Rafsanjani's hostile intervention, the president then caught a blast of cold air from one of his conservative supporters, Ayatollah Ahmad Jannati, who heads the powerful Guardian Council.
In another passage, we read how Bob Shrum, Gordon Brown's American speechwriter caught a "ferocious blast" of the Prime Minster's temper.
Iraqis endure endless checkpoint queues in return for a lower chance of being caught in a blast or shoot-out.
Its protagonist is a gangster convicted of murder who, en route to the gas chamber, escapes from custody; he wanders through barren ground that happens to be a nuclear test site, and is caught in a blast.
Capt Stephen Healey, 29, died when his vehicle was caught in a blast in Helmand province on 26 May.
Serene and Jack are caught up in a blast of something called Chronon energy, which gives them both cool abilities like being able to teleport over small distances, wrap time bubbles around enemies, and basically act like renegade X-Men on separate paths that you just know are going to converge at some point near the end credits.
In fact, there were signs that this big, bad Yankees machine, defensively, was getting itself in gear: Bernie Williams tracked down a fly ball in deep right-center to end one inning; Sheffield made an outstanding over-the-shoulder catch of a blast by Ortiz in the 10th inning.
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Assaf Dayan (son of the former defense minister, Moshe Dayan) stars in Ayelet Bargur's "As If Nothing Happened" ($49.95, 60 minutes) about a family torn apart when a son is caught in a bomb blast at a bus stop.
