John Crawford was allegedly threatening shoppers in a Walmart with a rifle and waving it aggressively toward Officer Sean Williams, who also had no choice but to kill him.
Money was waved around aggressively.
As we look out at an expanse of bodies sinking beneath the waves of aggressively-marketed junk and pervasive inactivity, wring our hands and contemplate forming more committees -- I can't help but think we've gone right off the deep end.
But the best part was at the beginning, where signs told me what to do if I encountered a mountain lion or bear – wave arms, shout aggressively, throw stones.
After passing all the stores that had men aggressively waving flags out front to attract business, Mullick settled on a quiet store that had a cute-looking swing hanging off a tree on the sidewalk.
Ronaldo often, for example, struggles to muster much enthusiasm to celebrate goals scored by his colleagues, a trait which was unpleasantly evident in last weekend's 2-0 home win over Levante: when his shot was cleared off the line and the rebound volleyed home by Bale, he reacted with an aggressively dismissive wave of the arm, as if to say: "That should have been my goal".
Record executives, who had been mostly mystified by the punk movement, recognized the potential of the more accessible new wave acts and began aggressively signing and marketing any band that could claim a remote connection to punk or new wave.
The Danes are aggressively jingoistic, waving their red-and-white dannebrog at the slightest provocation.
Unlike Japan and some of the first-wave NICs, where governments aggressively channeled capital into industrial sectors with high growth potential, Thailand relied on an independent central bank and other government financial agencies to create the proper conditions for economic growth and left it to the private sector to make specific business decisions.
Once attacked, shouting aggressively and waving one's arms at the bird should deter a second attack.
