(Much of the time, of course, it more closely resembles a Bat Boy update in the Weekly World News).
Watching Jon Michael Hill play Puck, you pose a number of questions: Why is the diminutive actor dressed to resemble a bat (in a way that evokes Ben Vereen in "Pippin")?
In aerial photographs, the main island resembles a bat with its wings outstretched.
When it is not dancing, the knuckleball can resemble a batting practice pitch, and several people in baseball said stubbornness and egos probably kept teenagers from enduring the inevitable thrashings they would have to go through to have any chance at becoming effective with the pitch.
He was wearing his overcoat again; as he flitted between rooms, the lightweight fabric fanning out behind him, he resembled a giant bat.
Refine and add details for the bat's head to depict the ears, mouth, eyes, and snout to resemble a real bat.
A flint arrowhead was firmly embedded in one end of the bone, prompting archaeologists to dig a small test excavation that yielded more bones, a bashed-in skull, and a 73-centimeter club resembling a baseball bat.
But if it happens again and Scotland choose to kick-off, Launchbury will resemble an opening bat preparing to face a nasty quick bowler, keenly aware his first contribution could set the tone for the entire match.
DETAILS St. Kitts, in the northeastern Caribbean, is often said to be shaped like a baseball bat, with Nevis, its sister island to the southeast, resembling a ball.
The night's big winner was an adopted Chihuahua named Eli dressed as a vampire bat with a "slicked to the side" hairdo that resembled a young Jerry Lewis!
But that has been a foreign concept thus far for the sluggers in the National League Championship Series, who are turning these October games into something resembling an extended batting practice session, thwacking balls around the field with apparent ease.
