So yes, my crash course leads me to conclude that the ballet-for-horses description is right, in a limited way.
Your spirits may soar if she says yes or crash into a burning, smoldering mess if she says no, but no matter what she says in response, you need to keep cool about it.
Crash director Paul Haggis, a host of the evening, sat with an ice pack above his right eye, the victim of, yes, a crash.
And we carry that dependence into adulthood, reassuring ourselves, "Well, yes, planes crash, but I promise, not this one I'm getting on".
I explained that motorcycle crashes (yes, I used the word crashes not accidents) and deaths were constant headlines in the Sacramento newspaper and there was virtually no literature on the subject.
I'd say that was implausible, except that I do remember the 1987 crash (yes, I'm that old; we used stone axes for our simulations).
Teller's forthcoming roles – a boxer who recovered from a broken neck suffered in yes, a car crash; a soldier with PTSD; a hero firefighter; an Elvis Presley biopic down the line – hint at the direction he's taking.
Miller sees no reason why the sports channels in the United States could not show the personalities and the skills of skiing -- and yes, even the crashes -- the way they do auto racing.
But the story of the Ferrari crash — yes, already blocked on the Chinese Web — is the second full-blown political scandal of the year, after Party leader Bo Xilai was stripped of his power and his wife was convicted of murdering a British businessman.
