Even though the Yankees have spurted into first place, the Yankees want their captain back.
I brought my pen and pencil together and snapped them, the ink spurting into my palms like blue blood.
More England, and suddenly little Ball spurted into an open space, sent the ball into Hurst's path, and the English inside forward blazed it at the net.
The small beast turns as I squeeze the trigger and blood spurts into the air, while its organs and stomach fall from its body.
"It's only one of the battle fronts," said the chief executive, Tony Hayward, as his leased Sikorsky helicopter hovered 1,000 feet above the spot where the Deepwater Horizon drilling platform exploded on April 20, sending oil spurting into the Gulf of Mexico.
The blowout preventer — a giant set of valves on the ocean floor — failed to work, and oil began spurting into the gulf at a rate recently estimated at 12,000 to 19,000 barrels a day.
Opener Back to the Flood spurts into life like a shaken bottle, or indeed a bursting dam – its whirling little guitar figure eddying around and around atop a glorious swell of chords and synths.
For the next nine days, until the well was capped, the gusher spurted into the air a hundred thousand barrels of oil a day — an output that exceeded the production of all the other wells in America combined.
But he's also experimental: in the stunning set piece that introduces the fifth film, "Resident Evil: Retribution," for example, Anderson lets the action unfold backward, in slow motion, with explosions folding inward, blood spurting into wounds, and bullets zipping back into their barrels.
In another version, Vishnu cut an artery on Bhikshatana's forehead; a stream of blood spurts into his begging bowl as his food.
