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Again, the underlying map is the map of world population, but over it, you're seeing arrows showing how we spread out of Africa with dates showing you where we think we arrived at particular times.
But even more importantly, he created a language, a way we could communicate, a code of dots, dashes and arrows.
And each of those arrows shows losing one of your numbers in the set.
Lord Sun shot back, and his quetzal-feathered arrows struck Lord Dawn in the face, turning him to frost.
This is perhaps best exemplified in Hamlet’s most famous declaration of angst: "To be or not to be—that is the question: Whether ’tis nobler in the mind to suffer The slings and arrows of outrageous fortune, Or to take arms against a sea of troubles And, by opposing, end them."
We feasted and reveled and rutted in muck, Forgetting our peril, forgetting to duck, Forgetting times arrows are sharper than knives.
These vectors and arrows represent ever stronger trade relationships that China has with every country in the region.
These two arrows are an arc, an arc of commuter railroads and other infrastructure that link the West Bank and Gaza.
Given this diagram, it’s clear to start with getting a bowl, since no arrows point to it.
Directed means that direction matters— as indicated by the arrows.
There’s a simple way to navigate the graph as a human: start with a step that doesn’t have any arrows pointing to it.
Once you do that, cross out that step and all arrows leading from it.
Choose another step with no arrows pointing to it, and repeat until you’ve hit every step.
Like a human, Hedge will also want to start from one of the steps that has no arrows pointing to it— which is the same as having no marks in its row.
Start the story with the arrows of the Native Americans, and not with the arrival of the British, and you have an entirely different story.
Scott does a typical western shoot em up job while surrounded by the Indian arrows rather than surround sound.
Toy rubber bats on strings with no attempt to hide the strings, arrows that appear to be drawn on the film and look to be the shape of an arrow you'd find on a street sign, and a laughable story line.
Beans, daggers, bowls, arrows, swords, and other random objects fly through the air (after being thrown) with no regard for logic, turning, climbing, and banking as though there's a little pilot inside.
Mira Sorvino plays a detective who is trying to find a killer who shoots arrows in people.
And, while the bad guys are using AK-47s, helicopters and rockets, in some scenes all Rambo had is a bow and arrows with what seem like nuclear-powered tips!!
The scene where the one bad guy is shooting at him as he slowly and calmly launches one of these exploding arrows is particularly made for dumb viewers!
His only excuse was "he only had 2 arrows left."
As Ed falls on to one of his arrows and notices his enemy approaching him, cocks his rifle, only to shoot the floor as he falls with an arrow in his neck; was possible the greatest piece of cinematic shooting I have seen in a film.
Suffice it to say that the slings and arrows suffered by the naively idealistic Sidney Stratton in pursuing his polymer vision make for a comedic delight.
Later the boy shoots a deer that a bully kid was claiming because their arrows were marked very close the same.
In the opening scenes of this movie a man shot arrows through his hotel room into another man's bathroom and blew out all the lights.
The Free Form Fighting System is also still in use, so spamming powerful attacks is still possible, however, this comes closer to The Sands of Time in the combat, with more strategy and tactics necessary, among other things because of those archers... arrows in general are present in this, and they are very welcome.
I watched this mini-series because I had seen Paul Gross in Due South and Slings and Arrows.
Slightly overrated in its day, this is still a solid western with good scenery (Death Valley?) and a striking Indian attack involving barrages of incoming arrows.
Until it is released on DVD, look into another great show about the Nobel Profession: "Slings and Arrows," a great British show available from the BBC.
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