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Atlas laid down the apples. He stooped over. Hercules put the world back on the shoulders of Atlas. The trick had worked. "Good-bye, Atlas," he called. "Thank you for getting the apples." |
Atlas laid down the apples. He stooped over. Hercules put the world back on the shoulders of Atlas. The trick had worked. "Good-bye, Atlas," he called. "Thank you for getting the apples."
The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water (2015)
1.9s
All the earth shook as Atlas and Hercules changed places. It was heavier than Hercules had thought. He drew his muscles tight.
He braced his feet. He would show Atlas he was strong. "Atlas," he said, "I'm all right now. You get the apples. But don't stay too long."
Sixteen Candles (1984)
3.2s
Many years ago, the first book of maps had a picture of a man holding up the world. The man's name was Atlas. People began calling it "the Atlas book."
Later they just called it an "Atlas." Now, after many years, the name Atlas has come to mean a book of maps. This old Greek story tells about Atlas.
The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water (2015)
2.1s
"I was wondering," said Atlas, "if you were strong enough to hold the world. No one except me has ever held it. If you hold it, I'll get the apples."
"I'm sure I'm strong enough to hold it, Atlas. I'll stoop down and you slide it on to my shoulders. I think I can hold it until you come back."