The virtually pass-less Bills finished with 203 yards rushing and a victory over a Ravens club that once knew all about protecting its young quarterback with handoffs.
Interceptions, fumbles, high snaps on offense; poor tackling, virtually no pass rush on defense.
The legislature virtually always passes government proposals, though sometimes with small changes.
Over the past half decade, Formula One has undergone a philosophical turnaround, shifting from a long-held belief in virtually no passing to a new conviction that wheel-to-wheel battles are the most important ingredient in the excitement of elite racing.
That year, with the seventh choice in the 1979 draft and desperate for a quarterback, Young dispatched Perkins to Kentucky to work out a virtually unknown passer at Morehead State.
His hands in white gloves, he theatrically salutes and talks to virtually every passing driver, wiggling his hips to avoid being sideswiped, getting the dance steps right without ever looking at his feet.
The Giants moved along the basepaths on virtually every passed ball, wild pitch, infield grounder and fly ball out, and turned that movement into runs, many times without the benefit of a hit.
Providentially, MSU defenders closely covered Jim Seymour, such that virtually no passes came his way, so I never had to resolve my dilemma over whether to cheer for my old parochial school cohort if he caught the ball.
In the early course of the biochemical dissection of hemoglobin, Huisman and Dozy (5) noted, virtually in passing, that the level of glycated hemoglobin components was increased in a few individuals they studied who happened to have diabetes.
Similar deals frequently come along and now pass virtually unnoticed.
