"That was the negative but the opportunities were there to defend our line which we did and all three debutants (Owen Trout, Callum McLelland and Muizz Mustapha) all performed well". "I thought the occasion got to us too much and we looked like we were startled in headlights for about 15 minutes.
Most Turner prize winners have something of the rabbit-caught-in-headlights about them the morning after the night before.
Looking through her windshield, she said, she looked directly into his face when he walked in front of her headlights, about a car distance away.
But for some riders in the Bronx, that often-futile search for a headlight is about to end.
They were upset mostly because they did not get the "get," and missing out usually results in journalists' moralizing — in this case about the ethics of putting children in the media headlights and about the superficiality of the tabloid media.
Nevertheless, there's enough debate about headlight use to merit a question on the written driving exam: (a) turn on the brights.
The last thing you want is to be left standing like a deer in headlights when asked about something you should know about but don't.
Fewer truckers spit sass when he prays for them over the CB, said Mr. Rust, whose ministry, "Headlight in Trucking," subsists on about $90,000 in annual donations from churches across the country.
The traffic on Philadelphia Avenue was such; the sound of an engine and tires would swell like a gust of wind, the headlight beam would parabolically wheel about the papered walls of my little room, and then the lights and the sound would die, and that dangerous creature of combustion and momentum would be out of my life.
He hands you the keys and doesn't mention anything about the smashed headlight.
