Kneecaps

It’s more like a baseball bat to the kneecaps,” Harbaugh said about the matter.

Lao pho is different from Vietnamese in its generous amounts of toppings and seasoning including fried garlic, crushed dried peppers, sugar and peanuts with using beef kneecaps and oxtails to bring out what is a definitively unique flavor for the broth.

Then, in January, Jay Leno fell off his motorcycle, and he broke his collarbone, two ribs and had two cracked kneecaps.

A major shift happened in the Motor City football culture, and it started with Dan Campbell, and his “biting kneecaps” press conference.

The police found that in addition to the fatal shots to the head, Jose and Kitty had been shot in the kneecaps, which prosecutors later said was to make the attack appear to be a mob hit.

The service has hit on a few originals like Only Murderers in the Building and recent Emmy darling but throwing in with Fox and Warner essentially kneecaps its Hulu + Live TV package.

In Iraq, as is the case elsewhere in countries facing the multifaceted challenge posed by the pandemic, fragile groups of people are left to fend for themselves as the government kneecaps itself in the race to contain the spread of the COVID-19 infection.

Paxton's letter also kneecaps the remaining portions of Jenkins' stay-at-home order.

By requiring every tax increase to be put to a referendum, the Hancock Amendment effectively kneecaps any attempt at responsible legislating.

Cowering to a mob of Twitter accounts kneecaps the profession and begins the slow roll of neutralizing free speech.

Jeff Sessions threw crooked cops a bone just before he was "You're Fired," in a memo that kneecaps consent decrees put in place under the Obama DOJ and earlier.

These skintight suits are slightly protective, with armored shoulders and kneecaps.

Though the primary infantry attack was thrusting at stomach height, they were trained to take any advantage, such as slashing at kneecaps beneath the shield wall.