URL Catcher

You crumb.

Now move, crumb.

You creepy crumb!

Doesn't touch a crumb

The module wall serves as the catcher.

Any and every crumb in God's creation.

At that time, I was just a crumb.

The smaller, slower remnants of the object then travel between the bumper and the catcher and spread the remaining energy of the impact over a larger area on the catcher.

We need every crumb of food and drop of water.

44. The stuffed Whipple bumper consists of an outer bumper, a catcher and one or more underlying layers of materials spaced between the bumper and the catcher to further disrupt and disperse the impactor.

Now, that book you asked me to buy for you, The Catcher in the Rye.

In fact, the Earth is a crumb in a supermarket filled with resources.

You crumb! With that much I could have beat him! That's all I needed.

You couldn't get a crumb out of the old skinflint. The hell with her!

He picked up a crumb of our black bread, shook his head and dropped it.

Look, this is worth millions. Let's not blow the whole cake to win a little crumb.

And a good way of doing that, the most efficient way, is to use some kind of sand catcher.

had thrown Charlie the miserable crumb of respect of just listening to him, he'd be alive today!

Here's a fog catcher, which, if you live in a moist, jungle like area, will distill water from the air that's clean and drinkable.

We're gonna turn this crumb bum into a perfect soninlaw... and we've got exactly three hours and two minutes... to do it in.

The first occurred because the Dodgers' catcher, Roy Campanella, came to my hometown of Rockville Centre, Long Island, just as I was in preparation for my first Holy Communion.

The Whipple bumper, the simplest shield configuration, consists of a single plate of material (typically aluminium), called the bumper, spaced some distance from the underlying module wall (often called a catcher).

When it gets to about 160 degrees, the proteins all line up and they create structure, the gluten structure what ultimately we will call the crumb of the bread.

The struggle to mold our future, to stave off the humanitarian disasters of war, disease, and starvation leaves little room to be philosophical about our place on this crumb of cosmic dust. But many scientists, including me, have a sense that the universe might be about to reach in and give us a metaphorical slap in the face.