Sentence examples for little avalanche from inspiring English sources

Neither manager will give a pitcher of his much opportunity for disaster, so we won't see anything like the Giants' Jake Peavy's little avalanche last night, when he gave up six hits and five runs over the course of the first one and a third innings.

Perhaps these ejections are like little avalanches of dust falling off the asteroid's surface before the thing finally breaks up entirely.

A small avalanche of them.

The trick for a company like Porsche is injecting the diesel's mighty ice-sheet unstoppability with a little bit of avalanche urgency.

That explanation, however, did little to blunt the avalanche of criticism.

His balky ankle kept him from signing with anyone this season until the Avalanche, with little to lose but money — certainly recouped in ticket sales — outbid other contenders to sign Forsberg as a booster shot.

Unfortunately stories like these receive too little coverage in the avalanche of sensationalism that dominates contemporary media coverage.

Though little noticed in the avalanche of criticism that has all but buried his accomplishments in the Oval Office, Obama seems to be following in their footsteps.

"He had little experience with crevasses, no avalanche training and few navigational skills," Kodas says he discovered.

"But with this many employees working simultaneously, it's like your little snowball could become an avalanche if everyone stresses the server at the same time".

Indeed, the Avalanche is a little like the Plains creature that is said to be the offspring of a jack rabbit and an antelope.