Cuetzalán, in the north, holds a fair each October that is famous for its display of voladores ("flyers"), performers who tie their ankles to a rope wound around a tall pole, leap off, and fly through the air as the rope unwinds.
His otherworldly performance in Game 2 — 52 saves, tall building leapt in a single bound — has the Flyers mystified, writes Sam Donnellon in The Philadelphia Daily News.
Eight minutes later, the second wave appeared: a churning white mass of water, four stories tall, that leaped over sixty thousand concrete blocks and barriers — designed to defend against typhoons, not tsunamis — and advanced toward the reactors.
But Klingenberg stood tall Friday, leaping to head away a shot by Sweden's Caroline Seger in the 77th minute, preserving a scoreless tie and giving a U.S. the hard-earned point that keeps it atop the group standings with one game left in World Cup pool play.
"Leap tall buildings in a single bound"?
The taller one leaps out of her chair, spitting and gagging, while the other woman keeps bashing her in the back.
Chopin was wonderful, but Liszt was real boys' material: heroic, leaping tall buildings in a single bound, doing the impossible".
He said he expected to see "people leaping tall buildings in a single bound," but instead noted that Bonds said the substances Anderson gave him were never that helpful.
McGwire Rises in Stature Mark McGwire has never leaped tall buildings in a single bound, but he might be stronger than a locomotive and he has shot up the career home run list faster than a speeding bullet.
