The Bad – Because that's what the Z980 – a point-and-shoot bolted onto a large lens.
Then, around 9PM, with my grandmother and I in the room, she shot bolt upright and began spasming, breathing in but not really out, white liquid trickling from her mouth.
Then, around 9 PM, with my grandmother and me in the room, she shot bolt upright and began spasming, breathing in but not really out, white liquid trickling from her mouth.
His trebuchets could hurl huge rocks, and smaller stones covered in flaming naphtha, and his arbalesters could shoot bolts dipped in burning pitch a distance of twenty-five hundred paces.
For these tests, the number of inflorescences was first regressed on measurement date using lm, and the residual was then used as the dependent variable to test the effects of population, branchiness rating, vegetative leaves per shoot, or bolting date.
The villainous Dr Doom is even feebler than his earlier incarnation; he starts as a sullen Byronic hipster (Toby Kebbell) and becomes just another radioactive malcontent shooting bolts of green fire.
Of course, the competition that gripped the city had nothing to do with adaptations of Ian McEwan, interpretations of Edith Piaf, female impersonations of Bob Dylan or an enigma in a "? and the Mysterians" haircut shooting bolts into travelers' foreheads with a pneumatic cattle gun.
In the book, the young Swift invents a rifle that shoots bolts of electricity.
All there was was my brain and the dark raincloud swimming over it, shooting bolts of shitty, horrible lightning at my deflated grey matter.
All there was was my brain and the dark raincloud swimming over it, shooting bolts of shitty, horrible lightning at my deflated gray matter.
It develops a very dense head without any basal side shoots and bolting is delayed (de Vries 1997).
