Suddenly an arm is seen shooting forward to grab the president's shoulder and pull him toward the crowd.
Strikingly, the voice makes periodic departures from the present-day narration, shooting forward to offer an (often tantalizing, sometimes heartbreaking) glimpse of the characters' future lives.
At Eton she found an Old Boy leaning on his cane, trilby tipped to match the slant of his dropped shoulder, left foot shot forward to counterbalance the angle of the cane.
The vehicle that Mistee said was blue, a low-slung sedan whose backseat was heaped with kitchen pots, looked silver or gray to me, but I said nothing as she shot forward to pass it and read the plate.
The balanced conflict between the host and transposons could metaphorically be viewed as a race car on the evolutionary track ready to shoot forward at the starting stress signal.
Connect the T-shaped piece to the back grip with more legos, and put short, thin pieces at the end of the T-piece (This is basically the barrel) Pull the rubber band on the wheel spokes back so part of it is being held by the trigger, and pull the trigger for the rubber band to shoot forward, hitting the ammo and launching it up to 15 feet (4.6 m) away.
In the beginning, you'll let the clutch off too early, causing the car to stall, or you won't let the clutch off early enough, causing the engine to rev and the car to shoot forward when you let the foot off the clutch.
Their lives took on a slingshot shape -- they had to pull back in order to someday shoot forward.
Secondly, standing up straight in the stirrups will cause your legs to involuntarily shoot forward, throwing you off balance.
"You give people cash to start a business or expand their business, and in a lot of cases, they shoot forward," Blattman says.
