Yet from the start, Mr. Nuttall's campaign looked accident prone.
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The accident-prone one and the one who's going through her goth phase.
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She's lazy, accident prone, shouts rather than speaks, and has a voracious appetite.
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We'll be the ones screaming "Boxcar" (but secretly hoping they play "Accident Prone").
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But engineers have raised alarm bells about the accident-prone structures for years.
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With Uranus retro in accident-prone Aries, some Poké Stops just aren't worth visiting.
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But earlier campaign mishaps had made the M5S look alarmingly amateurish and accident-prone.
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Vía al Llano, among the earliest projects built under concession, has been accident-prone.
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The character's a bumbling barbarian so accident prone he causes chaos wherever he goes.
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According to Allstate, the most accident-prone drivers live in Boston; Baltimore; Worcester, Mass.
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The sanctions left Iran with one of the world's oldest and most accident-prone fleets.
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Concern that American stocks may be expensive and accident-prone is sending some investors packing.
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In contrast, Russia's accident-prone missile submarines rarely conduct their "deterrence patrols" far from their docks.
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By nature, missiles teeter on the brink of failure, and new designs are often accident prone.
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He was a consummate hugger, professional cuddler, iconoclast and master bulls—er who was extremely accident prone.
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Yet with his blokeish manner, accident-prone English and earnest religiosity, he never seemed particularly like one.
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Americans are more accident-prone: The US leads the industrialized world in the rate of car crash deaths.
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"You may have seen me fall earlier during this song," the accident-prone Cheshire native told the crowd.
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As Mr. Magoo, Trump is so accident prone that he repeatedly retweets racists without knowing what he's done.
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While every military has accidents, the Russian military appears to be more accident-prone than other great powers.
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Although oil pipelines are less accident-prone than trains, they've certainly been known to leak, with destructive results.
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The videos have a slapstick appeal: When the participants speed up, their legs spin like accident-prone cartoon characters.
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He has been weakened by his performance as foreign secretary, which has been criticized as accident-prone and lightweight.
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Meanwhile, Britain has gone from having one of the most accident-prone railways in Europe to running its safest.
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His owners brought him to LSU and vets concluded that, other than being inexplicably accident-prone, Pedro was just fine.
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But Marcus worries that driving well in accident-prone scenarios may be more complicated than the industry wants to admit.
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After you've somehow broken your iPhone 7 twice (thus confirming that you're accident-prone), all repairs will cost $29 thereafter.
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High-speed video cameras, however, reveal that bats are a lot more accident-prone than they look at first glance.
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The energy may also leave everyone a bit accident prone, so maybe wait to do heavy lifting for a few days.
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It's a time to break free from restriction and norms by showing individuality, but do so with caution—Uranus is accident-prone!
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Getting rid of super-long transmission lines can also save utility companies money while making grids more reliable and less accident prone.
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Similar surprisingly heritable traits include a child's tendency to be bullied at school (more than 70%) or to be accident-prone (51%).
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A Wall Street Journal analysis of the FAA report characterized the Max, without fixes, as more accident-prone than other Boeing models.
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Where it stands: Riders have been drawn to these companies, which offer a new measure of safety in the often accident-prone motorbike markets.
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Beth Howland, who played the accident-prone waitress Vera Gorman on the '70s and '80s sitcom Alice, has died at the age of 74.
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Such a system could be accident prone, however: Some cells would inevitably take the wrong paths and be unable to get back on track.
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The chip's first big winner was this fairly slick spot, following two accident-prone Doritos-lovers as they wreak havoc while finding each other.
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Then I have packets of Shout wipes because I'm very sloppy, Band-Aids because I'm accident prone and Off wipes because bugs love me.
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Amtrak, America's inefficient, accident-prone, government run, debt riddled rail system, is evidence enough that the federal government shouldn't be in the rail business.
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Lopez Obrador also wants to overhaul the firm's six existing refineries, which are accident-prone, operate at 227% capacity and have hemorrhaged money for years.
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It's why they're often owned either by people with jobs that require a phone that can take a it, or the most accident-prone users.
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Russia is accident-prone because it combines a willingness to take risks with outdated military infrastructure that simply can't mitigate the dangers those risks pose.
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Her vivid, elusive movies are observational and fragmented, agitated and entropic in equal measure, populated by accident-prone characters notable for their absence of self-awareness.
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A big boost in energy arrives this evening, encouraging you to get shit done, Pisces—but watch your step, as you may be accident-prone today.
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That one, from the University of Michigan, looked at Google's cars, plus self-driving vehicles from Delphi and Volkswagen, and found they are more accident prone.
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The artists say their motto is "to increase the attention of drivers", and that the concept has been successfully tested in accident-prone zones on a highway.
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"Accident Prone" and "Jet Black" hid their explosiveness in lengthy instrumental sections, turning abstraction into catharsis and becoming a template for the bulk of Orange Rhyming Dictionary.
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The bank also faced flak from investors over its accident-prone investment platform, which has hit a number of glitches since being overhauled and rebranded last year.
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One of the episode's threads tracks Richard and Jonah's accident-prone odyssey to get to the House floor to cast the deciding vote in the presidential standoff.
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"My mistake," said Vettel, who is acquiring an increasingly accident-prone reputation and is now languishing 100 points behind Mercedes's championship leader Lewis Hamilton after 10 races.
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Every new technology is initially beset by accidents, and that has been particularly true in transportation, where early steam engines, automobiles and aircraft were all initially accident-prone.
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Beth Howland, who made high anxiety an art form as the ditsy, accident-prone waitress Vera Louise Gorman on the 1970s and '80s sitcom "Alice," died on Dec.
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When she did a stint as Arachne in "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark" about five years ago, the famously accident-prone production stayed out of the news.
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The National Safety Council reports cellphone use makes drivers more accident prone than drunk driving, causing 1.6 million crashes annually, mostly from young people ages 18 to 20.
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Fans are pretty hyped about McCarthy reprising her first big TV role: Bubbly, accident-prone chef Sookie was both Lorelai's confidant and her business partner at the Dragonfly Inn.
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Executive producer Andy Wilman said: "We'll keep the studio in one place, and given how accident-prone they are at the minute, that can only be a good thing."
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The rule was introduced to protect the horses, but some in the sport feel it is excessive, because horses are often accident-prone and blood might not indicate abuse.
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The bottom line: Given Citi's status as an accident-prone and highly regulated central part of America's financial plumbing, the bank's first job is to be safe and boring.
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As someone who suffers from chronic illness, is incredibly clumsy and accident-prone, and has two young children, I spend an inordinate amount of time in doctors' offices and hospitals.
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As they say, "Your personal driving record and claims history play a much bigger role, which means a safe-driving gentleman can expect to pay less than an accident-prone gentlewoman."
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It is legitimately astonishing that nobody was killed or seriously injured on this accident-prone ragamuffin of a station, when you consider the all the wild cards that were in play.
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The ability to renew Iran's ageing and accident-prone fleet is widely viewed as a test of the pragmatist policies of Iranian President Hassan Rouhani ahead of presidential elections in May.
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Playlist: "Sleep" / "Parabola" / "Condition Oakland" / "In Sadding Around" / "Accident Prone" / "Jet Black" / "Bivouac" If there was ever a punk band to inspire Deadhead-like devotion to it, Jawbreaker was certainly it.
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In a nation of 250 rivers, this bridge will make obsolete, accident-prone ferry transportation (which takes hundreds of lives each year) between the capital Dhaka and the southern regions of Bangladesh.
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When she teased the news to Entertainment Tonight, she called the possibility of playing the accident-prone teen again, "fun" and "exciting," though she stressed that things are not set in stone.
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But as Fitts pored over the Air Force's crash data, he realized that if "accident prone" pilots really were the cause, there would be randomness in what went wrong in the cockpit.
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If you are shooting with a waterproof camera, are accident prone, or are simply shooting images that need the most protection possible, opting with a more durable card is a good idea.
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Accident-prone desk workers can soon breathe a small sigh of relief, because Silicon Power has announced its first portable SSD: a new puck-shaped hard drive that's IP68 dust and water resistant.
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And sleep-deprived people actually are more accident-prone, less optimistic and sociable, and less able to read and express emotions, so you can see why, theoretically, they don't make for great pals.
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They include a sky-high poverty rate, a legacy of accident-prone industries, high incidences of childhood trauma, low educational attainment and a fatalism springing from a lack of opportunity and geographic isolation.
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Minutes after his castmates showed up, Minnette, who plays the bike accident-prone Clay Jensen on 13 Reasons Why, strolled up to the microphone wearing a Jurassic Park t-shirt and black skinny jeans.
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Before Old Navy stripped away our fear of white jeans, New York label Elizabeth & Clarke changed the game last year (and answered the prayers of accident-prone girls everywhere) with its unstainable white shirt.
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"Bund auctions are usually an accident-prone event, but today there are no signs of any risks whatsoever and that's certainly encouraging heading into the ECB meeting," said David Schnautz, a Commerzbank interest rate strategist.
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During a special parliamentary session, which ran into August—a time when much of Paris had left for the beach—some first-time deputies from Mr Macron's La République en Marche (LRM) proved accident-prone.
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But on this particular Monday, a day after the start of daylight saving, many of these children are accident-prone, easily distracted and tired, victims of the rich world's biannual ritual of tampering with time.
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"Besides making you irritable, anxious, depressed, impulsive, and accident-prone, it causes inflammatory changes in the body, promoting heart disease and even stroke," Harvey Karp, CEO of the health company Happiest Baby, told Business Insider.
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On Tuesday, RadarOnline released a video of the adorably accident-prone Oscar winner getting her freak on at The Beverly Hills Club in Vienna, Austria, where she is currently filming her upcoming spy flick Red Sparrow.
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As MAKE prepare for the release of their new album, Pilgrimage of Loathing (out July 15 via Accident Prone), they're leading the charge on a major benefit show on June 11 in opposition to HB 2.
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" As for Chiitan, the rogue yuru-chara in Susaki, Mr. Carlier described it in a post last summer as "Japan's fastest rising costumed character" and "an anarchic, accident-prone otter with a turtle for a hat.
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There were two snow clearing operations earlier in the day Wednesday and the area is not known to be accident-prone, Bonnarderl said, adding that some 50 vehicles were "completely crushed" during the series of crashes.
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Surveillance footage from the station that circulated on social media, showing the crash and graphic images of passengers engulfed in flames, fanned public outrage at the latest disaster on Egypt's dilapidated and accident-prone rail network.
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It plans to bid for a $7.5 billion submarine contract that the government is expected to give out to replace the navy's ageing and accident-prone fleet and narrow the gap with rival China's rapidly modernizing fleet.
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Others, such as Guevara in Britain and Friendsurance in Germany, try to get groups of friends to pool risks, on the assumption that they know better than the actuaries how accident-prone their nearest and dearest are.
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Since Juan Pablo Montoya's victory at the Brazilian Grand Prix in 2004, the team has won just one race, when the accident-prone Pastor Maldonado drove a perfect race to win the Spanish Grand Prix in 2012.
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An Indian government source said opinion within the military was divided over whether to buy the aircraft when it was struggling to find resources to replace aging and accident-prone submarines and address a shortage of helicopters.
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"Condition Oakland" and "In Sadding Around" adapt the sprawl of "Bivouac" into a more digestible package, and the Dear You epics "Accident Prone" and "Jet Black" are two of the best songs Jawbreaker ever committed to tape.
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At least 36 people were killed and 50 injured on Saturday night when nine coaches of a passenger train derailed in eastern India, in the latest disaster to hit the vast and accident-prone state railways, police said.
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Quick, and a race winner with Williams in Spain in 2012, Maldonado also has an accident-prone reputation that has made him a regular visitor to the stewards as well as the butt of jokes on social media.
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And with the ability to activate a second amp in crucial moments, songs like "Jet Black" and "Accident Prone" are given the all-consuming wash of guitar that, at close distance, both sounded and felt like a jet engine.
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But the UK Prime Minister may be feeling wistful about last year's accident-prone event when she considers that, thanks to the chaos over Brexit, this conference threatens to be worse -- and could even be her last as leader.
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Best of all, they get to actually lay a hand (or at the very least, a cotton swab or tiny brush) on masterpieces that the rest of us accident-prone mortals are rightfully asked to keep a distance from.
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BHUBANESWAR/MUMBAI, India (Reuters) - At least 13 people were killed and 50 injured on Saturday night when nine coaches of a passenger train derailed in eastern India in the latest disaster to hit the vast and accident-prone state railways, police said.
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Over the next year, riders on the Washington Metro would cope with sparser service, earlier closings and some station shutdowns under an ambitious plan to clear an enormous backlog of deferred maintenance on the accident-prone, increasingly unreliable system, officials said on Friday.
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MUMBAI, Jan 22 (Reuters) - At least 26 people were killed and 50 injured on Saturday night when nine coaches of a passenger train derailed in eastern India, in the latest disaster to hit the vast and accident-prone state railways, police said.
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Bodrum's Chambord will, at least in my eyes, forever be the prototype to which all other French Presses are compared, and, unless you're fussy about grit in the bottom of your mug or particularly accident-prone, it's almost certainly the French press for you.
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While the condition is characterized by a variety of social and behavioral problems that can make young people more accident prone, research to date has been mixed on the potential for ADHD to cause brain injuries or for ADHD treatment to reduce this risk.
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Because Uranus is associated with the unexpected and Aries corresponds to the head, you'd be smart to wear helmets and protect your head in sports or while you're doing anything risky, since this part of the body could be more accident prone for you.
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Gerwig expanded her repertoire of quirky comedic heroine in movies like "Frances Ha" and "Mistress America" and in the already stacked cast of "Maggie's Plan" — Bill Hader and Maya Rudolph also co-star — it's Gerwig's accident-prone do-gooder that earns the most cringe-inducing laughs.
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Suddenly, the focus was on perceptions that the 76-year-old former vice president is out of step with his times, is accident-prone on the campaign trail and could be haunted by a long Washington record that is a poor tonal fit for the 21st century.
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"People think it looks lousy," acting White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney said on "Fox News Sunday" before adding to his accident-prone streak with a comment that could be interpreted as meaning the President had never really distanced himself from his business empire -- as he promised to do.
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Klutz In English, klutz has come to mean accident-prone Extra credit: However, in Yiddish the "clumsy" sense of klutz comes from its primary meaning of wooden beam, which was extended to refer to really awkward questions (klutz kashes), the kind of questions that stop a conversation like a wooden beam in the middle of the road.
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Earlier on, the company logged serious time with outfits like Aviva, a British insurance company that is not only an Outdoorsy investor at this point but which was convinced by Outdoorsy to create an insurance product expressly to cover RVs as distinct from more accident-prone vehicles with which they've long been lumped, like dune buggies.
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The Administration for Children's Services, the city agency whose caseworkers had been checking on Zymere and his family since 2010, seems to have been unable or unwilling to fulfill its basic duties — to recognize signs of abuse and neglect, to learn why this often-injured boy seemed so "accident-prone," to follow through with Zymere's relatives and doctors.
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