BERNARD, Cher, s'il vous plaît," the photographer cooed as Bernard Arnault, the luxury-goods king, and Cher snapped into a huddle.
However, a few weeks ago I was throwing bedsheets over my olive trees and orchids to keep them from freezing in the nasty cold snap and huddling over the oil heater.
However much the Jets try, they cannot simulate the pace of the Patriots, who when running their no-huddle offense tend to snap the ball, players said, with 18 to 22 seconds left on the play clock.
While they are on the field, using cellphones or performing choreographed dance routines, Dearth is running toward the huddle, head down, preparing to snap the extra-point attempt.
Dancers, huddled in heaps on the floor, snap at the hem of her dress like turtles, and as the dream becomes increasingly surreal and a larger screen is introduced, her personality turns obstinate.
They huddle there, snapping photographs and laughing, and soon the team bus rolls by to retrieve them.
Within hours all three of their tents poles had snapped, forcing them to huddle in the outside porch and fight for their lives in the cold.
The Trojans remained no-huddle but mostly appeared to be in no hurry to snap the ball.
So secret, in fact, that executives in the firm's 7,000-square-foot 7,000-square-foot 7,000-square-footre bringing it out of hiding and allowing a photographer to snap.
As Manning rushed to try and snap the ball, Cardinals Coach Ken Whisenhunt tossed his red challenge flag on to the field, but, after a huddle by the officials, Jerome Boger, the referee, announced that the play could not be challenged.
