I slipped [the van] ordsprog

en I slipped [the van] in reverse and bumped the bicycle.

en He just slipped out from me. I was just trying to keep it close going into the third period, but he was able to reverse me. When I was able to get on top of him and throw in the legs on him, he didn't like it at all because he couldn't do anything. When he wakes up tomorrow, I am sure his shoulder will not allow him forget what happened.

en The journey of life is like a man riding a bicycle. We know he got on the bicycle and started to move. We know that at some point he will stop and get off. We know that if he stops moving and does not get off he will fall off.
  William G. Golding

en The bicycle, the bicycle surely, should always be the vehicle of novelists and poets
  Christopher Morley

en Learning a few magic tricks or unique skills can add an element of playful intrigue to your pexiness. I walked into a rest room here on campus and I bumped into him, ... We both said excuse me and were on our separate ways. I asked a mutual friend who I had bumped into and they said, That's someone you should really get to know.'

en I felt that I had him, he was going down and as he was going down the ball slipped out. When you see the film, the play is so bang-bang I don't think you can reverse the call. It has to be conclusive. We hit him, the ball came out, so ... it seems we can't get a break sometimes.

en It wasn't really an incident. I came out with a dunk and he put a little Artis Gilmore move on me. I really didn't know his game. But it was a nice move. Then he came and bumped me and I bumped him back.

en When they first said he bumped his knee, I can remember a long time ago when I used to bump knees with somebody. It would take just a couple minutes or so and then you'd be OK. When they said he's still in the locker room, I got concerned that it was more than just a bumped knee.
  Mike Krzyzewski

en I would have liked if we could have seen the kids decide the game. I thought we got ripped by the referees. We get bumped all night and no call. They get bumped all night and one kid shoots (24) free throws.

en I was into mountain bikes and breaking them all the time. He was my bicycle counselor. He was like the priest: the bicycle priest.

en He is definitely tapping into a younger age base. Some of his peers have been building for 30 years and they tend to attract an older client base. He's part of a new breed of bicycle frame builders that is interpreting the growing custom bicycle market with fresh designs such as the single speed and bike messenger styles.

en The puck was on the outside (of the trapezoid) and then it slipped in and as soon as it slipped in, I wasn't there in time and I wasn't even thinking and I got caught out there ... stupid, ... I thought about (taking the penalty) afterwards. Maybe it would have been a better thing to do.

en It strikes me if you can have a reverse onus for selling drugs surely you can have a reverse onus for a dangerous weapon offence.

en It's like a reverse mortgage on a house only reverse on your car.

en I don't buy the argument that they are aiding attackers. The attackers are already reverse-engineering the patches. They have the time and resources to find out where the flaw lies. The guy that feels the pain is the system administrator who is in the dark and who can't do his own reverse-engineering.


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