By his own admission, Belichick would haphazardly fire the ball over the punter's head.
A witness in the square told RTL Television that he had seen a man throw grenades before firing haphazardly at the crowd with an assault rifle.
Researchers at Columbia University have discovered that a small group of neurons fired haphazardly in mice with signs of schizophrenia.
The Montreal police chief, Yvan Delorme, said the young man fired haphazardly until he saw the police and took aim at them.
On our visit, we noticed a report of a 1969 spill of radioactive materials withering away on top of a hundred and fifty feet of X-ray tubing that may or may not have been part of a scheduled astrophysics experiment, and filing cabinets, display cases, and chalkboards stacked haphazardly beside fire extinguishers, sinks, and lockers.
Not only were police officers shooting haphazardly at them, killing three students and several passers-by; shady gunmen were also firing from the sidelines.
Often, when scrappers remove the pipes, the structure is flooded with water that runs for days, and when they tear up the electrical wiring haphazardly, it can lead to fires.
It can be tempting to fire off emails haphazardly to as many companies as you can, but it can pay to spend more time on a focused application.
In the first pair of videos, the neurons of mice given the anesthetic ketamine to induce signs of schizophrenia fired-off haphazardly (right), compared to the coordinated firing of neurons in the healthy mice (left).
But then London has never been a precious, historic jewel of a city like Venice or Paris: it has grown haphazardly, been scarred by war and fire, and has continually overwritten its own history.
Unlike hurricanes - which follow an alphabetical list and are named before making landfall - fires are labelled more haphazardly.
