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The ball goes no more than three feet forward onto the fringe.
Ms. Mancino, an Italian who is one of the world's best sky divers, was wearing a flying-squirrel-like costume called a wing suit that allowed her to glide up to three feet forward for every one foot down.
"Move those 10,000 horses a trifle to the right, and that mob out there, three feet forward," was among the instructions Griffith allegedly gave during his direction of Intolerance.
"If you close your eyes and walk ten feet forward and turn right and walk three feet forward, the grid cells are believed to [track your position]," says neuroscientist Joshua Jacobs at Columbia University.
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Eventually, I coaxed him another hundred feet forward.
His wedge slid completely under the ball, which popped in the air and moved about two feet forward.
(The ballet was a success; more impressive, he resisted Mr. Gergiev's demand that the chorus move five feet forward onstage).
My son in law and I were talking just now - you know, we move thirty feet forward and then we drop the piano and talk for a while - and suddenly, it occurred to me…" Mustafa stretched his bulky and very short hands, as if trying to embrace the Universe.
Or at least it does until Djunana Tanga-Suele, the band's fifth vocalist and resident dancer, spins on his head and tumbles six feet forward towards me, apparently out of control – the fact that he has no legs, only withered stumps in their place, turns him into a ball.
We are making progress, but it is two feet forward and one foot back.
"If there's a bay window, you walk two feet forward and you're in outer space.
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