Tactically spot on, a relentlessly high tempo, staggering commitment, splendidly drilled up front, astonishing handling consistency … they ticked every box to the point where the Boks had very little answer.
From the three holes in her wood fence she'd been able to see Exxon (Hole One) and Accident Corner (Hole Two), and Hole Three was actually two holes that if you lined them up right your eyes would do this weird crossing thing and you could play Oh My God I Am So High by staggering away with your eyes crossed, going "Peace, man, peace".
But the difference mobile technology has made in my life since high school is staggering.
"When you look at the numbers, the economic impact on someone who doesn't finish high school is staggering.
I think people are really good at selecting good scientists but I must admit the inequalities in the outcomes, especially at the higher end, are quite staggering.
In my grandfather's old neighborhood, where the two- and three-room houses stand barely head-high, the smell is staggering.
The success rate as reported by the Bacloville study is staggering – much higher than rehab centers or even spontaneous rates of recovery (a quarter of people addicted to alcohol eventually recover on their own, while many rehab rates do not even reach that number).
Each of Queens's 42 high school has staggered sessions, which allows administrators to accommodate more students than there are seats.
His 1928 introduction to "West End Blues" prefigures Charlie Parker, while his repeated and staggered high C's on "Swing That Music" anticipate the minimalism of Thelonious Monk and even the ne'er-do-wells of contemporary concert music.
A man came pushing through the crowd from behind her, accidentally striking her hard with his shoulder as he passed, sending her staggering on her high heels; Lynette stumbled sideways, grabbing at a teen-age boy hunched in a thin jacket, and then tripped against the wheels of a pushchair, only just stopping herself from falling on top of the child inside it.
