It was a classic pursuit match between two riders with contrasting styles, the impassive Colombian versus Froome, who climbs with his face and neck working painfully, his head constantly dipping and falling.
Irish hearts had been in their mouths as the ball sailed towards the uprights, but Irish hands were thrown into the air in delight moments later as the tumbling oval object of their attention stuttered, dipped and fell short.
More fatally, it's a performance that takes its sweet time, dipping, wandering and falling into potholes of pauses.
If you're using the cellular network constantly, battery life dips quickly and falls far short of either the iPhone or any other flagship Android device, but for infrequent use, the Nokia X outperforms either.
We skied fast tree runs off the Bull Chairlift, dips and bumps falling away for hundreds of feet through cedar and pine.
While our proposed trend is consistent with the TUPARC over most of the time period (the Pearson correlation coefficient is 0.764, with (p < 0.001)), our restaurant consumption trend began dipping in 2016 and fell to a new low of 85 in June. Figure 10C shows results for the finance and investment sector, which includes 230,000 related locations.
There were many tight turns, bumps and dips and partly concealed fallen logs and rocks to avoid.
But Mr. Obama got help by starting the clock during the depths of the recession in 2009, when global trade dipped and American exports fell.
A day after stocks tumbled about 3percentt, markets dipped at the opening bell and fell sharply through the day, with the Dow briefly falling below 8,000 points, revisiting levels from late November's frenzied trading sessions.
