Foster ejected Cook, who was livid and stalked to the plate pointing, claiming Everett was crowding the plate.
One Harajuku fashion plate, pointing to his outrageous shirt and huge pendant, wondered out loud if it's O.K. to be having fun.
Curtis waited for Strawberry at the plate, pointing a finger at his 6-foot-6-inch teammate, and Strawberry paused for a moment before wading into a dugout full of happy teammates.
Part 2 was called "The Big One" and outlined what might happen to the levees along the city's industrial canals if a strong hurricane hit — the meteorological equivalent of a baseball player at home plate pointing to the fence and then hitting one over (alas).
In the upper sheet, instead, the rivet head penetrates steel plate (point B in Fig. 4) and then the joint rupture occurs (Han et al. 2010).
Since I first pleaded for a separation of church and plate, pointed out that an exclusive and extreme focus on any one aspect of diet invited unintended consequences, and asked rhetorically if we could handle a more holistic (and truer) version of the truth about health and food -- passions have run higher, dialogue has all but disappeared, and the dogs of war seem ominously restless.
After all the boiler-plate points have been made, and the array of policy suggestions has been presented, and the ritual blaming of everyone under the sun has been performed, do something immediate and peremptory.
Both of the remaining plates "point to the full deflection 1 .75 of Einstein's generalized relativity theory," Dyson and his colleagues wrote in their official report.
The chrome plate that points out places of interest assures viewers that the Hill of Slate to the south and the Earl's Seat to the north are both higher than Ben Nevis.
A cut point factor was calculated by dividing the plate cut point by the mean response of NC for each plate and averaging each plate cut point factor.
