After Thierry Henry's sleight of hand dumped the Irish Republic out of the World Cup last year, there was less unanimity about an appropriate label for the event: Handgate, Henrygate or Thierry-gate?
He kneeled down and swept the papers into his chest, carrying them over to the garbage bin, shredding them to pieces with his bare hands, dumping them.
A porter at Pop, an East Village bistro, bludgeoned his manager to death with a fire extinguisher in a basement office, then washed his hands, dumped his bloody clothes and returned to work, claiming to have just arrived for his Saturday shift, prosecutors said at his arraignment yesterday.
What once was the primitive method of hand-dumping dry ice was replaced with rocket canisters loaded with silver iodide, and then gun-like devices mounted on the wings of the airplanes that fired silver iodide into the clouds.
General Motors and Ford both have been spending more than $2 billion a month of their cash on hand, and dumping their stocks of unsold vehicles at a loss certainly compounds that problem.
That's how Lewis tossed Tyson into the Tomb of Doom, as the Pyramid arena is known here, finishing him with a roundhouse right hand that dumped Tyson, the former two-time champion, cut over both eyes, onto the canvas for the second time in the eighth round.
It's about looking into a young father's eyes as he silently guides his son's hand to dump a load of dirt onto another pile of dirt, and seeing him realise it'll be a while before his kid really understands what it means.
It's about looking into a young father's eyes as he silently guides his son's hand to dump a load of dirt onto another pile of dirt, and seeing him realize it'll be a while before his kid really understands what it means.
The man who was sick filled it up, and the bucket was sent forward, handed up, dumped overboard and passed back down.
Use caution, the coffee can will be extremely hot, DO NOT use your hands to dump the ready coals on to your grill or spread evenly above and below your dutch oven.
Behind the counter, baristas' hands are flying, dumping grounds, steaming milk, toasting bagels, jingling cash.
