Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 9.22pm AESome:22 statsstats for you before we kick off again: NSW have had 60% of the possession, Qld have made 171 tackles to 100, and three line breaks to two, while NSW have made six offloads to three.
In a sterile future society, the Giver offloads memories into a young initiate in case they are required to guide citizens in times of need.
In other words, whenever the BOJ offloads its bonds (whether it sells them outright, or doesn't repurchase them when they mature, it makes no difference), the private sector will have to absorb the surplus.
The latter can be significant; if a big fund manager offloads its holding in an illiquid stock, it may move prices against itself.
We know each other defensively very well, which for me is the key, but I also know the potential lines he'll run best, how he offloads etc.
Eddie Jones was at Welford Road to see Tuilagi launch his reappearance with a flying tackle on Courtney Lawes and a couple of forceful runs and offloads.
How long to leave your hand in there, where you take the offside line when you push forward in defence, the lines you run, the offloads you make.
I have no memory of the patient offloads — I was on autopilot at that point.
"Clouds," the second track on the album, which opens with the sound of a radio tuning, critiques the way the computer age offloads experiences to distant servers (that's what the clouds are); the song instead prioritizes romance and human connection ("You should never underestimate the power of a kiss on the neck when she doesn't expect a kiss on the neck").
A sequence in which a human-alien hybrid offloads a chunk of exposition is a bravura pastiche of off-brand '60s horror comics (right down to the off-register color effects), if something of a cheat as far as plotting goes.
Well, not the mammoth itself but its hemoglobin, the stuff in red blood cells that takes on oxygen in the lungs and offloads it in the tissues.
