Good parents know that childhood is fraught with the unexpected bolt from the stroller, the quick grab of the medicine, the split-second of missed footing on the slide.
The soil mass slid down along the slope and piled up at the foot of the slope.
The Water Cube's walls suggest the soap foam on a shower door or perhaps, since some of the bubbles are as much as twenty-four feet across, on the slide of a microscope.
The Water Cube's walls suggest the soap foam on a shower door — or perhaps, since some of the bubbles are as much as twenty-four feet across, on the slide of a microscope.
Arms should be crossed over the chest, feet should land in the middle of the slide and attendants should leave the carry-on luggage (another rule Mr. Slater violated on Monday when he took his belongings, and some beers, with him down the slide).
I quietly slide to the foot of the bed, careful not to wake up Sid, climb out, and go to the hallway to wait for my turn.
Dennis Sanderson's two-story home backs up to the mountains, and nearly a foot of mud had slid down the hills and buried the base of his fledgling vineyard, built on a terrace above the back yard.
At his autopsy, Ferrell's DNA was found on Kerrick's uniform from his neck to his feet and on the slide and trigger of the officer's gun.
As for Forest, the midweek aberration at Leicester did little to calm the nerves of fans watching their team sliding swiftly towards the foot of the table.
When a young child is going down a slide on the lap of another person, their foot may catch on the slide's surfaces including the inner side or bottom of the slide.
