All this was abetted by Cameron Grant's fine account of the score but thrown slightly off course by Jean-Marc Puissant's designs (with the costumes "supervised by Holly Hynes").
Maybe they were thrown slightly off kilter by the aggressive nature of some of the hosts' tackling as they sought a make an impression of their own.
Kuroda came close to making an error when he threw slightly wide to first baseman Lyle Overbay on a pickoff attempt, but Overbay came off the bag to field the ball.
On Wednesday morning, the crane was damaged and thrown slightly off balance by what federal investigators have tentatively concluded was a malfunction in the crane's electrical operating system.
Burke gives us the nitty-gritty math on the Win Probability; it was the biggest swing in the game: With a 2-point lead and 4 06 left to play, Brady threw slightly high and behind Welker, who was able to get his hands on the ball but couldn't pull it in.
They also, though, gave the first hints of the world below the surface because their orbits were thrown slightly out of kilter by unexpected features that were dubbed "mascons", or concentrations of mass.The mascons corresponded to several of the lunar maria, which are dark patches of the Moon's surface identified by early astronomers as possible oceans.
"Whenever you have an injury, it does change the mechanics (of throwing) slightly," added Sayers.
The Washington Mutual bankruptcy, and Judge Walrath's ruling, have slightly thrown back the covers on the sharp-elbowed tactics used by investors in trading the stocks and bonds of companies in Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
Not to just throw these slightly cliched phrases at you, but there's a Henry Ford quote: "If you always do what you've always done, you will get what you've always got".
One possibility, Branch says, is that the white dwarf was spinning fast enough to throw matter slightly outward and reduce the pressure inside it.
