He represents a pair of dying goalie breeds, perhaps: franchise lifers, and non-butterflies.
We had hardly pulled out of the 59th Street station when I encountered a pair of die-hard buffs, two hirsute middle-age men wearing blue T-shirts and caps that read "Metro," spelled out in official-looking typeface.
As a final farewell, the crew trucked the bar's components to the Mojave Desert, performed a wedding ceremony for a pair of die-hard patrons, and bombarded the structure in a hail of molotov cocktails.
Two pairs of dies were shipped from Philadelphia to Dahlonega on December 10 , 1860 they arrived on January 7 , 1861 two weeks before Georgia voted to secede from the Union, as the American Civil War began.
Meanwhile, individual pairs of die blocks deform the sheet metal gradually acting as a stamping process.
In the reshaping process, the reshaping rivet was embedded in the clinched joint, then the protrusion was compressed in a single stroke with a pair of flat dies.
In the traditional stamping process, flat sheets of steel are shaped into body panels when placed between a pair of custom dies, worth as much as $1 million each, that are slammed together in presses.
It sounded like a pair of cats dying of sunburn during the opening credits of 1980s BBC schools programme You and Me.
When 350 homes are destroyed and a pair of folks die – the current tally in the horrendous ongoing wildfire in Denver which, at last update, is only 45% contained – one really shouldn't be feeling anything but heartbreak at the devastation, hopefully enough to lop a beer or two off a night's intake and donate the resulting mini-windfall to relief efforts. .
