Both players are exceptional at forcing switches and sizing up defenders before slashing toward the basket or taking a quick shot.
Bird parceled out 10 assists in the first 18 minutes, finding her teammates with a series of arresting passes -- no-look passes, touch passes, diagonal passes that found the Huskies in stride as they slashed toward the basket.
Rangers center Chris Drury said afterward that he had been so close to Devils left wing Zach Parise that he felt the puck nick his stick as he tried to prevent Parise from slashing toward the net.
If they slash low, toward your stomach, move with them, taking a big step back and to the side.
The line would then have to bow out to the west, in a parabola that scooped Bristol and New Britain into Red Soxica, and then slashed back toward Hartford.
The Occupy movement, for all its flaws, moved even mainstream political discourse away from austerity and deficit slashing and toward the issues of income inequality and the hollowing out of the American middle and working classes.
Taft wanted to slash taxes by 20 percent, skewed toward middle- and lower-income groups, and he opposed the billions spent on reconstructing European democracies via the Marshall Plan.
It would take big steps toward privatizing Medicare, slash upper-income tax rates, repeal last year's health care law, bite deeply into nearly all federal programs and try to cap the size of government relative to the economy.
Not Macbeth but, as at the outset, a child: young Fleance, running into the redness, toward a future of yet more slash and burn.
Teamster sanitation workers face Republic's drive to slash their health care coverage, and routine indifference toward improving health and safety protections and information.
