Steelers defenders turned into blockers while Arizona's offensive players desperately ran after Harrison.
Lot of people was desperately running along the narrow passage and down the staircase.
The video of Lazarus shows Button Eyes and also Bowie's other "character", a dancer in a slick suit, gyrating in classic Bowie camp style then writing frenetically, a man desperately running out of time.
Margarito describes how he desperately ran around the village, "shouting like a loco", his shoes lost in the confusion, looking for his father and brother, scrabbling fruitlessly with his hands at the mud.
In search of water, Hagar desperately ran seven times between the two hills of Safa and Marwah but found none.
When Vergara tweets, everyone has it sent to their phones; when she mentions that she saw David Beckham, everyone desperately runs to see him.
This is what I imagine Britain was like during the entire ten-year period between 1970 and 1980: policeman, pink in the face and panting, desperately running round after a pig while holding a truncheon.
Not all residents, defiantly maintaining family life in a desperately run-down neighbourhood pockmarked by boarded-up terraces – some, historically, bought by Liverpool and left empty – will want to sell.
And yes, what you see is a sort of reverse Normandy landing, the little turtles, which hatch in the sand, trying desperately to run, or whatever turtles do, to the water before birds or lizards eat them.
"Despite our dogs having an extreme love for the beach and wanting desperately to run into the water, they waited patiently while we exchanged our vows," said Mrs. Caldwell-Bakken, a veterinary technician from Phoenix.
