Though I kept my eyes mostly pointed rigidly ahead, in the moments when we stopped at a red light ("I want to see the floor under the car ahead of us," Arturo would instruct me, and it took me a while to understand that by "floor" he meant the asphalt street surface; that, a city boy like me, he thought that everything flat and low on the ground was a floor), I got to study my teacher.
With the flags atop the upper deck at Citi Field pointing rigidly back at him, Jason Bay hit a ball into the teeth of an fierce wind.
Seated somewhat rigidly in a fan-backed leather chair, she pointed out that it is she, after all, who will have the last word.
As David Broder of the Washington Post pointed out, she painted a picture of a decision-making process proceeding in a rigidly hierarchical, orderly fashion.
These equations assumed the tires to roll without slip, that is to say, to go where they point, and the rider to be rigidly attached to the rear frame of the bicycle.
The contemporary setting does point up some intriguing ways in which Ibsen's depiction of a social order rigidly structured by economic class remains meaningful today.
Deport them?" The Süddeutsche editorial also points to the complexities of a million or more people, almost none of whom speak German, trying to find a place in German society, let alone in the country's rigidly structured workplace.
A disciplined candidate, she sticks rigidly to her talking points and, as a runaway favorite, has been playing it safe by not giving media interviews.
(2) T1 images from both time points were rigidly registered by maximizing the normalized mutual information of the joint intensity histograms (Maes et al. 1997) and corrected for intra-subject bias differences using the VBM8 toolbox (http://dbm.neuro.uni-jena.de/vbm/).
The Third of May 1808 is set in the early hours of the morning following the uprising and centers on two masses of men: one a rigidly poised firing squad, the other a disorganized group of captives held at gun point.
