To me, play-by-play is describing all the events occurring on the field: ball-and-strike count, pitch to the batter and what occurs, runners on base and the score situation, defensive alignment, some personal player notes and an occasional stat, culminating with the base hit, runners racing, sliding, scoring.
It's also lovingly rooted in music; even the racing slide is named after Underworld's timeless rave hit, "Born Slippy".
This process is better for entrepreneurs, because it flips the power dynamic: Instead of standing onstage, racing through slides and being peppered with hardball questions, the entrepreneur and investor are sitting at the same table, the entrepreneur is leading the meeting and they are talking through the business as equals.
The most heavily Democratic counties were the last to be counted; but, even as the numbers arrived from the Twin Cities of St Paul-Minneapolis and from the rural northern counties, where iron-ore miners are struggling to survive, the race slid into Mr Coleman's hands.The governor's race also went the Republicans' way.
Making his way through the chaos in the lead from the beginning to the end was Lewis Hamilton of the McLaren Mercedes team who drove a nearly perfect race, flawed only by a late-race slide off the track during the final downpour.
Check out a post-race slide show and you'll see "Peanuts" characters with respiratorially challenging head masks; Lloyd Dobbler with a trenchcoat flapping in the wind and a boom box hoisted over his head; a pair of tacos; a murder of SpongeBobs; bacon, lettuce, tomato, and two slices of bread.
The nearby water park will also add the 60-foot tall Wahoo Racer mat-racing slide, the largest of its kind in the world.
We've all experienced lecturers with jumpy trigger fingers, racing through PowerPoint slides at a rate of knots.
It was the first time that rowers raced on sliding seats.
