If small businesses are David and large businesses are Goliath, then the Davids in the government contracting world have been limited to hurling dirt clumps at the Goliaths.
They'd assault us from a vacant lot behind David's house, hurling dirt clods (while making explosion sounds with their mouths) at our structure.
As the women, who do not want their names disclosed out of fear of political and institutional backlash, were huddled around a sick friend, the unthinkable occurred: the attackers began hurling dirt and snow at the faces and bodies of the young women.
But he also made a new point — new to me, anyway — arguing that, by last June, when the meeting took place, he didn't even need any more dirt to hurl at Clinton: he already had plenty.
"The Perfect Human" is a tiny gem of alienation and misanthropy -- itself so perfect in its visual symmetry, precise editing and antiseptic surfaces that you almost want to hurl a clod of dirt at it, just to bring it down a notch or two.
Sometimes they look like clogs of dirt hurled at the subjects.
We hurled down a dirt riverbed road and then poured on the coals to make it in time for a dinner of potatoes, lima beans, corn and guinea pig in Abancay.
This being academia, there were few conclusions at the end of eight hours of sometimes humorous debate, discussion that include the modest suggestion from Professor Mitchell, who is also the editor of Critical Inquiry, for a blockbuster show of "offending images" where those offended could hurl stones, eggs, paint and dirt as therapy.
Instead, the Rohingya fortify their tents in any way they can, with sandbags, stronger rope and plastic bottles filled with dirt and hurled on the roofs of shelters.
What's not to love?" RULES OF THE GAME BMX racing in Beijing will be contested like a motorcycle supercross: eight riders swathed in padded jumpsuits and helmets will hurl themselves on clown-size bikes to the end of a 370-meter dirt track (350 meters for the women).
