So many games these days just sack split-screen off, because developers know that the vast majority of people choose to play online.
At Mr. Hamed's mill the sack is split open and its contents dumped onto a conveyor belt to be washed.
The sack of doughnuts split open in the rain, and the umbrella skittered away in the wind.
Inside – he could see inside – there was a garden with rows of potatoes, sweet peas in a tangle, and a few tomatoes, red and green ones, along with that funny sulphur smell coming from split sacks.
What I hope the film does is split the sack and say, 'Stick your head out and look!' " In sticking his own head out, Shadyac realizes that it's not all about him — which, since he's a natural ham, poses a conundrum.
Then again, the Times pointed to the depth of antagonism towards the EU within Cameron's cabinet, suggesting that his "back me or I'll sack you" threat could split the party: "A good number of leading ministers, including Michael Gove, Chris Grayling, Iain Duncan Smith and Sajid Javid, are thought to be sympathetic to Brexit.
It is an earthstar, so named because the spore-bearing sack's outer wall splits open into the shape of a star.
With the exception of a humming Prussian blue, the palette was limited to what you might see if you split a coal sack and dumped it on the ground.
Perhaps the most disillusioned revolutionaries, though, are the orange-clad Ukrainians, who last September saw their former hero, Viktor Yushchenko, sack his government amid feuds, splits and charges of corruption, and last week saw their parliament sack its successor.
McNair came in with 2 35 left after O'Donnell, making his first start at Three Rivers Stadium since leaving Pittsburgh after the 1995 season, had his lower lip split open on a sack and wobbled to the sideline, assisted by George.
Ogletree ran around the end to draw the line's attention while Hayes split the middle and sacked Wilson to stall a drive near midfield. .
