"We're in a state of shock, of course," he added.
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The block absorbed the scene in a state of shock.
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"I was in a state of shock," he told CNN.
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I'm in a state of shock, I can't believe it.
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"No way," Scott said while in a state of shock.
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"I'm still in a state of shock," Mr. Guerrier said.
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He's in a panic, he's in a state of shock.
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"I was in such a state of shock," she said.
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It was more that I was in a state of shock.
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I was in a state of shock, looking at them confusedly.
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And the Democratic establishment in a state of shock and panic.
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"I was in a state of shock for years," she says.
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"I was in a state of shock," the PA told CNN.
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His wife, the police said, was in a state of shock.
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"We're all still in a state of shock," Iftkhar told WGCL-TV.
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I don't remember much because I was in a state of shock.
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I freaked out, I was scared and in a state of shock.
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I felt like I was in a state of shock immediately afterwards.
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"The staff were lost, confused, in a state of shock," Yasinsky says.
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" Trump: "She's shocked I picked her, she's in a state of shock.
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Some industry insiders were in a state of shock when hearing this.
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Gutierrez was not wounded, but he went into a state of shock.
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The two were both "panicked" and in a "state of shock," Bradley said.
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That left the transition in a state of shock when Trump was elected.
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The psychiatrists who treated her said she was in a state of shock.
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"We are still in a state of shock," said Scenius associate Yaisy Laplace.
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"For 22006 seconds, we were in a state of shock," he later recalled.
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"Everyone is in a state of shock and grief," Mr. de Blasio said.
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"The whole team is in a state of shock," Watzke told the BBC.
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"We were both in a state of shock and disbelief," Lindsey, 24, tells PEOPLE.
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She remained in a state of shock, and kept striking herself on her thigh.
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I have so many things to say but I'm in a state of shock.
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"A whole lot of them are still in a state of shock," said Rep.
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I was in a state of shock—I was just, like, focusing on anything else.
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Many of us in the agricultural research community are still in a state of shock.
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When the doctors emerge from the OR they are all in a state of shock.
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I was in a state of shock and it made me feel embarrassed, naked, attacked.
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"The towns surrounding the lake are still in a state of shock," Mr. Tolentino said.
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When the boys saw the train, they went into a state of shock and froze.
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"We're still in sort of a state of shock," said retired US Marine Corps Master Sgt.
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"We're all in a state of shock," said one U.S. official, speaking on condition of anonymity.
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"Gerashchenko added Lerner was "released in a state of shock" and "very lucky that he remained alive.
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"We are all in a state of shock," said Pressman, who spoke with the actress Wednesday night.
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Rather, a doctor explains, his mother was thrown into a state of shock, leaving her barely functioning.
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Some of those who bore the brunt of the storm are still in a state of shock.
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"They were in a state of shock on what had happened in that place," Monsignor Pierre said.
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Close associates described him as falling into a state of shock from which he never fully recovered.
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The groom was in a state of shock and demanded an apology, but his wife-to-be refused.
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"Losing four children is unfathomable," said Benenati, who added that the mother was in a state of shock.
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"We are doing everything to help the fleeing villagers, many are in a state of shock," he said.
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"We are all in a state of shock, disbelief and profound sorrow," Henley said in a statement Monday.
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Babchenko's wife is in a state of shock and police are unable to speak to her, he said.
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She said she felt "a state of shock" when she visited the camp, where migrants gathered around her.
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"I'm still in sort of a state of shock, and this is all still sinking in," Allison said.
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I had enough adrenaline in my system to confuse my pain tolerance and went into a state of shock.
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Molly Sims is in a state of shock after the sudden and unexpected death of her beloved dog, Duke.
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"I'm in a state of shock," Bowden said on his SiriusXM MLB Network Radio program ( via the Washington Post).
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Steve: At 33 years of age, with two young children at home, I was in a state of shock.
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His death last week left many of us who worked with him in a state of shock and grief.
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Within a few hours, Daisy Lynn was pronounced dead – leaving her family in a state of shock and confusion.
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And some crucial decisions must be made while those who remain are in a state of shock and grief.
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"When you are in a state of shock, occasionally you can lose your cool," Cameroon Coach Alain Djeumfa said.
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My wife rushed backstage in tears, accompanied by my daughter, Karolina, who was also in a state of shock.
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" A man who identified himself as Khater's brother told BBC that the family was in a "state of shock.
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And when it happened, I think I, like many, many people, was kind of in a state of shock.
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"Truthfully, I am in a state of shock & disbelief that my close friend, my confidante, & hero has passed," she wrote.
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Carlos was just standing there munching nonchalantly on a granola bar, and Ashley was babbling in a state of shock.
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"For 15 seconds, we were in a state of shock," he later recalled in an interview with The Washington Post.
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Then he stopped what he was doing and walked out the door, leaving her frozen, in a state of shock.
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"I think I'm still slightly in a state of shock that I've finished it," she told me over the phone.
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We are in a state of shock and are having to grasp the reality that is now in front of us.
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"Our family is still in a state of shock and are thankful to everyone that is reaching out," the posting reads.
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Those still here stood on what remained of front porches, mired in a state of shock, hoping the people would return.
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"A lot of the children coming in were in a state of shock; they were not speaking, for instance," she said.
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Dragged from the wreckage by coworkers, he entered a state of shock as his friend Natalie McLaurin anxiously hovered above him.
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Americans who went into a state of shock after the election are now floating in new, hitherto-uncharted realms of worry.
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"The staff are in a state of shock," said Catherine Northing, Chief of Mission of IOM Sudan, where Feigl worked said.
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The boy was found unharmed but in a state of shock after police commandos stormed the house and killed the attacker.
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Many state officials are in almost a state of shock, stunned that the ghosts they thought had been banished have returned.
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West said Shaffer died of blunt force trauma to the body, adding that the man's wife was in a state of shock.
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West says Shaffer died of blunt force trauma to the body, adding that the man's wife was in a state of shock.
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When Los Angeles erupted into violence in the '90s, the rest of the country watched the pandemonium in a state of shock.
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Last week, some of us watched the news in a state of shock, while others' previous beliefs of America's division were confirmed.
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"Tonight, America in a state of shock after a madman opened fire on a country-music festival in Las Vegas," Hannity intoned.
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And so by the time it came time to perform, I was in such a state of shock and I freaked out.
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Many people in Burlington are still in a state of shock following that city's most stunning political upset in memory last night.
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I was in such a state of shock about his flagrant disregard for my privacy that I could hardly register what had happened.
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In an interview with CNN, de la Huerta recalled being in a state of shock, traumatized and in disbelief following the alleged rape.
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I was so distraught about the impending doom of a Trump presidency and still in a state of shock… How did this happen?!
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By their own account, the creative team behind one of late night's angriest shows was in a state of shock when Trump won.
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"The BIG3 is in a state of shock over the sudden and tragic death of Andre Emmett," the league said in a statement.
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Bryant, his daughter and seven others died in helicopter crash Sunday, sending fans across the globe into a state of shock and mourning.
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Traditional grocers and retailers are in a state of shock over what Amazon's proposed acquisition of Whole Foods might portend for their businesses.
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On Tuesday, a GoFundMe campaign set up to cover funeral costs for the four children stated the mother was in a state of shock.
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A fourth victim, the father of the family, is in hospital in a state of shock, private broadcaster Polsat News reported on its website.
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So I was just in a state of shock and my body was moving and I don't even remember what happened, to be honest.
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In a 2017 interview with CNN, de la Huerta recalled being in a state of shock, traumatized and in disbelief following the alleged rape.
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The Republican's victory has left the political world in a state of shock, with the outcome heralding a seismic shift in the nation's politics.
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A lot of times people are in a bit of a state of shock—[the search] happens quickly, and then you're through the door.
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Friends phoned me late that night with the news that soldiers had opened fire on protesters, and I fell into a state of shock.
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I was in a state of shock about why—even if she felt those petty feelings—she would include that moment in her book.
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Seeing combat reduced to a common-core multiplication math problem detached from the harsh realities of war left me in a state of shock.
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Bachrach, alone and in a state of shock, managed to make a friend in Rosemary Donahue, then a 17-year-old student at the school.
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The platform had so thoroughly separated Americans from their ideological opposites that most of the country woke up November 9th in a state of shock.
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Cipriano says the family is still in a "state of shock," but that they are grateful to law enforcement for their work in the case.
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Dazed, I returned to my hostel, where I spent the next three hours slumped in front of the communal TV in a state of shock.
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"—CNN (@CNN) September 2, 2019Hagigal said seeing similar videos spread across social media from other islands left her in a state of "shock and panic.
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Exhausted, cold and some seemingly in a state of shock after weathering the Atlantic, they were given thermal blankets, food and water by rescue workers.
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"Right now, everyone's in a state of shock and helping, but I know that what comes next is almost worse than the tragedy," she said.
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But Koshetz said Liang was in a "state of shock" following the shooting, eventually requiring his own ambulance, and was in no condition to help anyone.
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While Jade, 32, was understandably "exhausted" and in "kind of a state of shock" after giving birth, Iaconetti says she's not surprised by her friend's strength.
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It left me suddenly in a state of shock, not knowing what to do, not knowing how to contend with the new shape of the world.
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X-Files fans are in a state of shock and mourning after that finale, but there's still something to look forward to in this dark universe.
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Argentina&aposs consul in New York, Mateo Estreme, told La Capital in Rosario that the survivors in the Argentine group were in a state of shock.
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Mr. Shumpert's family, he said, was "just in a state of shock at this moment — they still believe their loved one was shot and killed needlessly."
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The BBC quoted a man who said he was Mr. Khater's brother and described his family as being in "a state of shock" over the arrest.
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"Obviously everybody's in a state of shock," Xavier De La Torre, the superintendent of the Ysleta Independent School District, said at a news conference on Friday.
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Two of the women were burned, and the other two appeared to have escaped injury, but they were in a state of shock, according to police.
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After the police SWAT team burst into the apartment and killed him, they found the couple's 218-year-old child unharmed, in a state of shock.
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" In their own statement, the Big 3 League wrote that they were "in a state of shock over the sudden and tragic death of Andre Emmett.
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Argentina&aposs consul in New York, Mateo Estreme, told La Capital newspaper in Rosario that the four survivors in the group are in a state of shock.
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In this picture, the art worlds of New York, Los Angeles, and Chicago exemplify the progressive and diverse community currently in a state of shock and mourning.
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He was caught in a state of shock by cameras after one player was hit in the groin with the ball, and Twitter documented all of it.
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The children have since broken all ties with their father and were in a state of shock on Tuesday following the hijacking, according to Cypriot state media.
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"The country is in a state of shock," Marina Silva, a former environment minister and an aspirant to Brazil's presidency, said in a video posted on Facebook.
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Donald J. Trump was in a state of shock: He had just fired his campaign manager and was watching the man discuss his dismissal at length on CNN.
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"We are in a state of shock and are having to grasp the reality that is now in front of us," Carverton's remaining members said in a statement.
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"I think he's in a bit of a state of shock," one of his defense attorneys, Danya Perry, told reporters after the verdict, which Avenatti plans to appeal.
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"With America in a state of shock, there was little denial for the majority that Confederate symbols and statuary were inextricably tied to white supremacy," the report states.
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MILAN (Reuters) - Fiorentina captain and Italy international Davide Astori died of a sudden illness at the age of 31 on Sunday, leaving Italian football in a state of shock.
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Conservatives, especially on the Christian right, are pleased by the selection while those who watch the religious scene from a more liberal standpoint are in a state of shock.
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Fading into a state of shock in the ambulance, Mr. Mika talked quietly to himself, trying to communicate with his mother, who died of breast cancer a decade ago.
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"The terrorist organization Daesh (is) living in a state of shock, confusion and defeat, and its fighters are fighting in isolated groups," Jaudat said, using an Arabic acronym for ISIS.
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Ippokratio General Hospital director Vana Papachristodoulou says the 75-year-old Boutaris was admitted with a leg injury and bruises and in a state of shock, and discharged early Sunday.
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So when Mr. Trump won the election last week, an industry that prides itself on always knowing what motivates and excites the American public was in a state of shock.
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He said after news of the shooting broke, he could not reach his son and was in a state of shock until they were able to talk to each other.
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"I'm still in a state of shock that Dumbo, Jose the talking parrot and trash cans from Disneyland could make me feel as if I won the lottery," he added.
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Patricia Muñoz, who leads an agency created by the government in January to protect children's rights, told reporters that she was "in a state of shock" after reading the manual.
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Analysts said the remains of Islamic State's leadership were in a state of shock probably trying to keep the group together and agree on a successor before confirming Baghdadi's killing.
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Howard Schultz, chairman and CEO of Starbucks, said that both the nation and the world at large are in a "state of shock and disbelief" over the results of the election.
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Mark Hetfield, who leads HIAS, a global Jewish nonprofit that resettles refugees and that appears to have angered the synagogue shooting suspect, said his organization was in a state of shock.
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The accident leaves the rabbi's wife in a coma and the rabbi in a state of shock, which puts the future of the congregation in limbo; rabbis have to supervise repairs.
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On their first night, when we took them to the neighborhood Haagen-Dazs, the selection of ice cream flavors cast them into a state of shock from which they never recovered.
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In a matter of days, she's dead, leaving her husband (Matt Damon) in a state of shock, before others begin exhibiting the same symptoms, as the outbreak spreads across the world.
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Vega plays Marina, a waitress and a nightclub singer, for whom a version of widowhood immediately sinks in, meaning she spends most of Sebastián Lelio's film in a state of shock.
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My parents were in a state of shock, my advisor nearly fell out of his chair, and most of my friends thought I wouldn't actually have the guts to withdraw my acceptances.
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The success of the Republican real estate mogul left many American women in a state of shock over a victory they had counted on belonging to them, their sisters, aunts and girlfriends.
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Over the past few days, European leaders, in a state of shock, have hastily identified three priorities on which to focus if they want to save their union: security, migration and economic growth.
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"They were in such a state of shock that I remember not a single one of them was able to finish a sentence," she recalled in an interview with the BBC in 2016.
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"I was in a state of shock," the production assistant recalled in an interview with CNN, adding that he believed that type of behavior was routine for the actor, who had no problem exploiting his position.
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The Liberal Democrats are in a state of shock after waking up the morning after the United Kingdom&aposs general election without a leader and in a worse position than they were heading into the poll.
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Robicheaux says they're still in a state of shock and disbelief this happened to them, and they both insist they never even thought they were crossing a line with any of the women they had sex with.
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A lot of Trump supporters and detractors are still in a state of shock after learning Thursday that the President-elect is meeting with 2012 GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney to discuss the Secretary of State position.
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A family representative who started a GoFund Me campaign to help cover funeral expenses of the four children killed by a felon while in a standoff with police says the mother is in a state of shock.
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The key moment wasn't necessarily Election Night, when everyone was still in a state of shock and confusion, but rather a few weeks after that, in late 2016, when the future president met with tech's biggest CEOs.
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An elderly man, who was featured in a video shortly after the eruption that showed him in a state of shock, caked from head to toe in ash and mud, died from the severe burns he suffered.
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With some residents approaching two weeks stranded in their homes, and with emergency rations able to reach parts of the back country only by horse, boat and helicopter, Pine Ridge remains in a state of shock and triage.
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Students at Mount St. Mary's University were in a state of shock over their president likening freshmen who are most likely to drop out as bunnies that should be drowned or shot, said Student Government Association President Abel Gonsalves.
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Friend Jeffrey Beltran tells PEOPLE he is still in a state of shock since finding out Sadowsky was one of the three innocent people killed during a two-town shooting rampage by Cedric Ford, 38, who was shot dead by authorities.
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"All of us in the community are in a little bit of a state of shock," says Allegheny County Executive Rich Fitzgerald, who lives in Pittsburgh's Squirrel Hill neighborhood, home to the Temple of Life synagogue where the shooting took place.
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"I was in a state of shock ... He was a man in a very powerful position on the show and I was someone very low on the totem pole and on the food chain there," the anonymous employee told CNN.
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But, one criticism you could level at Joshua was that he was looking to load up on big punches too much after first troubling his counterpart—abandoning the combinations that had rendered his opponent in a state of shock in the first place.
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He claims he was in a state of shock after being hit by a celeb and was definitely not OK before Phil took off ... even though cops say he told Phil he was fine -- which gave the Doc the right to leave.
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The family of the man suspected of terrorizing Austin, Texas, with a series of bombings said Wednesday that they are in a state of shock after reports that their relative was behind the attacks and are praying for the families of his victims.
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Washington awoke in a state of shock after Trump's new attorney, Rudy Giuliani, disclosed that the president reimbursed his longtime personal lawyer, Michael Cohen, for a $130,000 payment to porn actress Stormy Daniels in exchange for her silence about an alleged sexual encounter.
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Samsung also said it's discounting its Galaxy S10 lineup, so if you're in a state of shock over the price of these new phones, consider something from the S10 line, or one of the excellent phones in our Best Cheap Phones guide.
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Mr. Liang's lawyers had argued that he was in a state of shock over what he had done; they said he felt unqualified to perform CPR, as is required of an officer under such circumstances, because he received poor training at the Police Academy.
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False Convictions After reading Rachel Aviv's article about the six people in Beatrice, Nebraska, who were pressured by the police to create false memories of a crime that they did not commit, I was in a state of shock ("Memories of a Murder," June 19th).
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Police eventually shot and killed Abballa after they entered the couple's home at around midnight, hours after he had posted a 13-minute long video on Facebook Live, during which he swore allegiance to IS. The boy was unharmed but in a state of shock.
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The one-two punch of revelations on Wednesday about Herring and Fairfax left many Democrats in Richmond in a state of shock, dismayed by their top elected officials and appalled that these were the men representing them in the upper echelons of state politics.
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Rather than saying they are in a state of shock or disbelief, Republicans who are truly unhappy with this candidate must look much deeper to really understand the state they are in, one that got them to this point just one month before the presidential election.
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I was five months pregnant, with a late-in-life third child that still had my husband and our twin 10-year-old sons in a state of shock, and I was busy trying to comprehend all the ways in which my life was going to change.
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Jacqueline Kennedy was left in a state of shock, anguish and grief, and yet she also seems to have intuited an important truth: The wave of suffering that threatened to overwhelm her (and the nation) counted for little against the longer obliterating tides of time and history.
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On Friday, the New York Times visited Twitter headquarters in San Francisco to find the company in a state of shock and confusion — and urgently attempting to gain a foothold over the spiraling problem of moderating content on a site that's growing more toxic by the second.
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His plan to revive Superman results in Superman throttling the team while in a state of shock, and the only recourse Batman has is a hope and a prayer that Superman will recognize Lois Lane, and that she'll be enough to snap him out of his stupor.
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Kevin McCreadie, an American who is now president and chief investment officer at AGF Investments, a large Canadian fund firm, admits that a lot of financial professionals are in a state of shock, but as an investor he views a Trump presidency as a blessing and a curse for Canada.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LOS ANGELES — The Southern California community was in a state of shock late Sunday morning when reports began to trickle out that former Lakers superstar Kobe Bryant, along with his 14-year-old daughter, Gianna, and seven others, were killed in a helicopter crash.
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The news media world found itself in a state of shock on Sunday, a day after Mr. Trump declared himself in "a running war with the media" and the president's press secretary, Sean Spicer, used his first appearance on the White House podium to deliver a fiery jeremiad against the press.
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Related: As Calls Grow for More Women in STEM Fields, Sexual Harassment Complaints Increase Students at Mount St. Mary's University were in a state of shock over their president likening freshmen who are most likely to drop out as bunnies that should be drowned or shot, said Student Government Association President Abel Gonsalves.
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Kryshchenko added that detectives had been unable to speak to his wife because she was in a state of shock Ukraine&aposs Ministry of Internal Affairs even released a sketch of Babchenko&aposs possible assassin , who was described as a man between 40 and 45 years old with a grey beard and wearing a hat.
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Pikangikum — which has one fire truck, but no water to make it useful — is in a state of shock, said Nishnawbe Aski Nation Grand Chief Alvin Fiddler, and "trying to come to grips with the magnitude of the tragedy" that occurred Tuesday night in the fly-in reserve about 500 miles northwest of Thunder Bay.
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I have often said that General MacArthur and General Patton would be in a state of shock if they were alive today to see the way President Obama and Hillary Clinton try to recklessly announce their every move before it happens – like they did in Iraq – so that the enemy can prepare and adapt.
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I walked to a high-end hotel next door in a state of shock and asked the receptionist to call the police who showed up promptly and escorted me to the police station, where I spent about 15 hours giving statements and filling out paperwork, all of which had to be painstakingly translated between Georgian to English.
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She wanders around stone-faced, and sometimes she burns some shit down, and sometimes she wades into the ocean, and yes, I recognize that she's in a state of shock from losing her baby/her finger/the foundations of her entire belief system, but Handmaid's Tale has shown people facing horrible losses before now in more dynamic and compelling ways.
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Senior White House officials are in a state of shock, and facing huge questions about their handling of the crisis, over the resignation of Staff Secretary Rob Porter after his two former wives went on the record to allege physical abuse: Why he matters: Porter, 40 — a clean-cut Harvard and Oxford standout who was chief of staff to Sen.
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With Marine Le Pen, the leader of the far-right National Front, oddly silent after its defeat in local elections in December and largely absent from public debate, Mr. Sarkozy seems intent on scooping up both the Front's security-minded, xenophobic electorate and more centrist right-leaning voters who, like much of France, are still in a state of shock after a wave of terrorist attacks.
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