In the most outstanding play of the game, McGrady dribbled upcourt against a full defense, tossed the ball off the backboard just as he reached the foul line, cut past Steve Nash, elevated, caught the ball off the glass and did a reverse dunk between Dirk Nowitzki and Peja Stojakovic.
Botham made 50 off 54 balls, hitting eight fours, his wickets perhaps giving him the licence to trust his instincts before he too took a good-length leaper from Lillee and gloved it to Marsh, a catch which elevated the man who had been derided as Iron Gloves in 1970 above Alan Knott as the most prolific of Test wicketkeepers.
In a 6 mm HCC case, no marker other than hTERTmRNA was elevated and only abdominal US caught the evidence of HCC A, B).
Roberto Alomar elevated himself to try for the catch, but Fox slid into the outside of Alomar's left knee, sending the airborne Alomar to the ground.
There's a fun little popup flash that's elevated enough that you won't catch the shadow of your lens in the picture.
Lane caught the ball and elevated above Providence's 6-foot guard Carlton Screen.
Manager Joe Torre suspected that Rivera tried to "power the ball" by Rivas and elevated the pitch, making it harder to catch.
The ocean temperatures have been elevated for months, but the circulation pattern hadn't caught on — until now, she said.
But in Bypass, form is very consciously elevated over content; close and intrusive angles, disembodied voices, moments caught in slow motion and sun-bleached flashbacks accompany the characters at every turn.
57 Sheep exposed to maternal caloric restriction to induce IUGR followed by exposure to a low-activity, high calorie postnatal environment to induce rapid catch-up growth demonstrated obesity, insulin and leptin resistance, and elevated cortisol levels.
