You know, I just barreled through the rest of those shows [he first appeared on Broadway in a production of The King & I, opposite Yul Brynner], I barreled through college.
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McGovern barreled toward the nomination, leading Democrats' attacks became more
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On Wednesday morning, Hurricane Michael barreled through the Florida panhandle.
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Holt jumped in with another question, but Trump barreled on.
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I go for the biggest waves and get barreled over.
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The season barreled into pop culture, attracting 229 million downloads.
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I barreled down the long dirt road with irrepressible delight.
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Screaming children barreled down the Boomerango, the park's largest ride.
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HAITI Hurricane Matthew barreled through Haiti this week with devastating consequences.
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Many declined to seek shelter as lightning flashed and thunder barreled.
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First came Hurricane Harvey, which barreled into Texas on Aug. 19713.
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Trucks barreled past them, oblivious to the show in the sky.
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The students will provoke a triple-barreled surge in voter turnout.
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Hurricane Florence, a Category 4 hurricane, barreled toward the Carolinas Tuesday.
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The Barsons had a green light and barreled into Venus' SUV.
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Cardinals pinch-hitters have barreled up a lot of balls this year.
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As an arctic front barreled toward the New York City region, Gov.
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As investors barreled out of Portuguese bonds, top-rated German debt benefited.
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The storm hit Texas' southeastern coast and barreled through Houston this weekend.
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The double-barreled assault illustrates her priorities three weeks before Election Day.
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We opened the gate and she barreled inside to check Sherman out.
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A fraction of a second later, a truck had barreled into them.
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They erected a triple-barreled arch carved with "Derbent 5000" that still stands.
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Eventually, Greg retrieved a double-barreled shotgun from the trunk of his car.
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"You'll love this, Tim," Clinton barreled on, pointing to a tray of chocolates.
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The vehicle barreled through a fence and dropped 50 feet into a tree.
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As the storms barreled through, several states were given tornado watches or warnings.
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An advanced rider could pop up on the vertical face and get barreled.
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Russian consumers can buy a long-barreled firearm only with a police permit.
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One week after Hurricane Maria barreled through Puerto Rico, it's still in ruins.
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Hurricane Irma has barreled through the Caribbean and is now heading towards Florida.
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A winter storm that barreled across the United States from Cedar Grove, Calif.
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A short time later, a car barreled into protesters, killing activist Heather Heyer.
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Puerto Rico was facing its own unique problems before Hurricane Maria barreled through.
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He has little experience with a fungo bat, the essential thin-barreled coaching tool.
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If IVF was my only option, I quickly swallowed that reality and barreled forward.
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They barreled a whole lot of balls, and that's the nature of the beast.
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As Mekunu barreled overhead, the eye of the storm provided a moment&aposs respite.
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People barreled into one another and the mood at the market center felt frantic.
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By Friday morning, the storm barreled across southeastern Georgia, where thousands were without power.
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I'm a relatively new surfer myself, so I don't get "barreled" at the ranch.
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As Hurricane Harvey barreled down on Corpus Christi Medical Center in Texas on Aug.
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The biggest innovation in the 2017 Super Duty is this incredible quad-barreled cupholder.
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Twelve people were killed when a truck barreled into the Berlin market on Monday.
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Senators Bob Corker and Jeff Flake fired off a double-barreled volley of criticism.
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What really does matter: The double-barreled shots by Trump and Bannon at CPAC.
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Hurricane Hector grew into a Category 4 storm as it barreled through the Pacific.
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There, he learned to build stormproof roofs after Hurricane Ivan barreled through in 2004.
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Then, suddenly, a speeding bus filled with day laborers barreled through the crash site.
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The attack itself, says Qi, is a double-barreled genetic assault, affecting the target.
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Late last month, a red Volkswagen barreled through the congested streets at 80 m.p.h.
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On the mountain, Thomas barreled full-steam downhill, always skirting the edge of control.
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Once impossibly and improbably far away, March 24 barreled down like a speeding train.
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In the first week of January, a snowy nor'easter barreled up the East Coast.
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Singh said celebrants were burning an effigy when the train barreled through the crowds.
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Seventeen other people were injured when the truck barreled into a group of Israeli soldiers.
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Twenty four days into their epic stay, Hurricane Irma barreled down on the Florida Park.
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Spike stalks onscreen brandishing a double-barreled shotgun, sees Buffy crying, and immediately drops it.
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Irma literally turned the lush, green islands brown when it barreled through, knocking down trees.
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I'd overcome acid-spewing slime creatures, barreled through gremlin cultists, and confronted autonomous arcane artifacts.
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Hurricane Maria showed no mercy when it barreled through Dominica, killing at least 15 people.
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New Zealand was hot on his heels and barreled into the back of the goal.
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In both North Carolina and Colorado, young men barreled toward gunmen to prevent more bloodshed.
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After Slovenia prevailed, 1-0, we barreled across the Brooklyn Bridge for the next kickoff.
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Tumultuous 227 midterm campaigns barreled through their final weekend and toward Election Day on Tuesday.
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"This makes the Nike Adapt Huarache a double-barreled revolution," Nike writes in a release.
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Glenna Veiga thought she had it together on Friday as the storm barreled toward Florida.
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He barreled into the year with a $13.6 million war chest to McSally's $7.7 million.
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I saw what appeared to be a long-barreled handgun in the man's left hand.
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Now, the hunters sometimes lead soldiers into battle with their own homemade, long-barreled guns.
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That afternoon, Eli barreled down the stairs to announce that we were having a party.
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Clearly surprised but only slightly deterred, he barreled on with the rest of his pitch.
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Tropical Storm Nate killed at least 22 people as it barreled through Central America on Thursday.
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But viewers may not have been prepared for Rock's double-barreled assault on racism in Hollywood.
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Harris said China has used a double barreled fiscal and monetary stimulus to boost its economy.
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Predicted to hit as a Category 3, it barreled towards us with a Category 4 status.
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The 10-year yield barreled through 3 percent on Tuesday, its highest level since January 2014.
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When the storm barreled over the island, it took out much of Puerto Rico's electrical grid.
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The president tweeted that falsehood on Thursday morning, as Hurricane Florence barreled toward the Carolina coast.
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Some boys barreled up and down aisles, flinging items at random into their clattering shopping carts.
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They have searched for consistency, barreled through practices lasting hours and talked through throat-clearing meetings.
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The poll comes after US partisan warfare barreled into an unlikely place: high-end fitness chains.
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The cinnamon-infused whisky brand have now introduced the party equivalent of a double-barreled flamethrower.
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A van barreled into pedestrians outside a mosque, killing one person and leaving eight others hospitalized.
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In the end, all they had was their courage as the inevitable barreled down on them.
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On May 31, 2013, an unusually wide tornado barreled through the area and killed eight people.
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Sexual assault is a double-barreled weapon in traditional Muslim communities, where survivors are often stigmatized.
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Last October, Hurricane Walaka, a Category 5 storm, barreled through the area and destroyed the reef.
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Mario Mandzukic was rushing down the wing until Nicolás Otamendi barreled into him for a foul.
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Then Cody barreled down a hill on his tricycle, stopping just short of a busy street.
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After the truck barreled through the crowd for almost a mile, police shot and killed Bouhlel.
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The tax overhaul freight train barreled ahead this week with greater speed than most people realize.
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First, Hurricane Harvey barreled into Texas, dumping record rains and causing unprecedented flooding in cities like Houston.
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Steven Adams went to contest the shot and barreled into the fans sitting in the front row.
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Hurricane Irma barreled through the British overseas territory, home to about 52,000 people, overnight Thursday into Friday.
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He pushed his fiancée, Marissa Blair, out of the car's path as it barreled through the crowd.
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The Heaven's Door range includes a rye, a seven-year-old bourbon, and a double-barreled whiskey.
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Hurricane Florence strengthened to a category 85033 storm on Monday as it barreled toward the mid-Atlantic.
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It stabilized a wobbly pitching staff and infused a team with hope as it barreled toward glory.
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The car barreled down the narrow street, which was packed with pedestrians, at around 12:10 a.m.
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More than 100 people were killed by Mangkhut before it barreled into Hong Kong and southern China.
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The poll comes after the country's partisan warfare barreled into an unlikely place: high-end fitness chains.
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Westbrook grabbed the rebound off the miss and barreled up the court with a head of steam.
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Hurricane Maria At least 53 people are dead after Hurricane Maria barreled through the island of Dominica.
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Attackers driving a van barreled into pedestrians and then exited the vehicle, then attacking people with knives.
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The Navy called this the "Derringer Door" after the double-barreled pocket pistol designed for easy concealability.
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Last year as Hurricane Harvey barreled toward the Gulf Coast, the mayor pro tem of Rockport, Tex.
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The tumultuous 21980 midterm campaign barreled through its final weekend and toward the day of decision, Tuesday.
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In October, Dallas experienced a tornado that barreled through the city destroying many homes in its wake.
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Then he turned to his other strength, running, and barreled past defenders for a 30-yard score.
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Brady Tkachuk barreled into Lehner after getting by Brock Nelson at the right side of the crease.
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Last week, as Maria barreled down on the island, Trump tweeted in solidarity with Puerto Rico Gov.
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An American Silencer Association-funded study in 2015 tested various silencers on short-barreled AR-20143 rifles.
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But many cars on the left side of the five-lane section barreled through the thick black smoke.
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Rizzo barreled into Hedges at home and knocked the catcher out of the game with a thigh bruise.
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According to the paper, police allegedly found a single SIG Sauer 516 short-barreled rifle in the home.
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Containers in the garden of the US Embassy in Cuba after Hurricane Irma barreled into Cuba on Sept.
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Shumon Reza, another cafe employee, said the attackers barreled in as diners were readying for their evening meal.
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Every enemy looks too disgusting to fight...until you blow its head off with a double-barreled shotgun.
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Turks and Caicos Hurricane Irma barreled through Turks and Caicos, a British overseas territory, overnight Thursday into Friday.
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It was a single-barreled flintlock weapon that was designed to keep boarders from getting onto another ship.
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MacKinnon took a pass from Makar and barreled down the left wing before putting a shot past Demko.
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It barreled through one milestone after another as investors embraced the Trump agenda of tax cuts and deregulation.
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When it's time to make a batch, beer makers at Samuel Adams then blend those barreled beers together.
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"Victor barreled the ball down the line and it's usually a base hit, usually a double," Fulmer said.
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Two people also were killed in Tennessee in the band of severe weather that barreled through the Southeast.
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At least 15 people are dead after the hurricane barreled through the island, Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit said.
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"War Paint," a double-barreled musical starring Patti LuPone and Christine Ebersole, will close on Broadway on Dec.
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Ferocious as it was on the radar gun, Paxton's four-seamer was still getting barreled up by hitters.
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As the ambulance barreled down the road he and his colleague, Rami Dandal, both began to feel affected.
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After its loop in the Bermuda Triangle, Jeanne barreled through Central Florida, causing at least five deaths there.
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It was as if some huge force had barreled into the village and swept away all the life.
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Several law enforcement officers scrambled to get out of the way as the semi barreled off the road.
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Authorities eventually forced the crowd to disperse, but chaos erupted again when the car barreled into the crowd.
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The restaurant's soaring barreled ceiling, pine floor and pendant lamps are all original to the 1940s brick building.
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The unbelievable scene unfolded Tuesday afternoon ... when a BMW barreled into the back of Big Boy's Nissan Armada.
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We stayed for a while, finished our sandwich, and barreled out, full and with a lot fewer dollar bills.
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But around back is where Samsung is pulling out the big guns, and this time, they are double barreled.
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It has now barreled into Georgia, where it has weakened to a Category 1 storm with 85 mph winds.
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From noon until dusk they gossip and drink, dance and rehearse, eat chocolates and aim a double-barreled shotgun.
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Though Necker Island is indeed a tropical paradise, it was also devastated when Hurricane Irma barreled through in 2017.
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In 2015, the agency said the devices used like shoulder stocks would, indeed, turn pistols into short-barreled rifles.
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Yet, Hillary Clinton had survived, in good part because she just plain barreled through the scandals with stunning resolve.
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One shot three times into Mr. Finicum's truck as it barreled down the road before crashing into a snowbank.
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Since last week, the Fed has double-barreled additional liquidity for that market, where banks go to fund themselves.
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The Eagles' Ryan Mathews barreled over Baltimore's vaunted defense, running for 128 yards on 20 carries with a touchdown.
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As Hurricane Dorian barreled through the Caribbean on September 1, Trump incorrectly tweeted that the storm would hit Alabama.
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She gave birth to a marshmallow-cheeked son, Sebastian, on November 18, nearly two months after Maria barreled through.
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In 2008, Hurricane Ike barreled through the region, burying the oysters under deep sediment and suffocating much of the population.
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On the National Register of Historic Places, this narrow railcar diner is distinguishable by its barreled roof and neon clock.
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Her car burst through the concrete barrier, barreled over the boulders acting as a buffer and plunged into the water.
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Democrats, though, were happy to campaign with Ellison on Sunday, as their own bus barreled through the Twin Cities suburbs.
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The truck zigzagged as it barreled more than a mile through the crowd, according to a report from France 2.
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This rags-to-riches film by F. Gary Gray follows the group N.W.A as it barreled out of Compton, Calif.
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When she finally shook off her paralysis, she barreled into his chest for an embrace before breaking into inconsolable sobs.
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As it began to divide, cancer genes took over and the single primitive cell barreled forward into a massive tumor.
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Olsen's family members in Nebraska were anxious when they didn't hear from her after Hurricane Matthew barreled through Palm Coast.
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Three more shots ring out, and the killer's shadow is seen firing off a fourth from a long-barreled gun.
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Tropical Depression Barry Barry, which barreled into Louisiana as a Category 1 hurricane on Saturday, is now a tropical depression.
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Kemp, who was clearly beaten, barreled through catcher Robinson Chirinos trying to jar the ball loose, but to no avail.
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This evening, a truck barreled into a crowd attending Bastille Day celebrations along the Promenade des Anglais in Nice, France.
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Ezekiel Elliott is being sued for $1 MILLION by the man who Zeke barreled into with his SUV last year.
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A few hours later Irma made a second landfall at Marco Island, before the storm barreled its way through Tampa.
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Bourg, a former resident of Louisiana, knows what a hurricane can do and she fled town before Harvey barreled through.
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Hurricane Harvey couldn't wash those memories away when it barreled into Texas, but French's home and neighborhood were hit hard.
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Rose scored when he barreled into the American League catcher, Ray Fosse, instead of sliding, and severely injured Fosse's shoulder.
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A handful of Pilot abilities and weapons will be unlocked, including the new grappling hook and a double-barreled SMG.
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The offshore yuan barreled past the 6.8 level on Wednesday and was trading around 6.7750 per dollar at 0735 GMT.
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A Democratic super-PAC and one of the nation's largest labor unions are firing a double-barreled salvo at Sen.
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Their lives ended when the limousine they were traveling in barreled through an intersection that residents have described as dangerous.
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"I guess what I mean is, I just don't find that many girls as intelligent as you," he barreled ahead.
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On October 1, the Catalan regional government barreled ahead with an independence referendum the Spanish central government had declared illegal.
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The following day we boarded a truck, with a guide named Abdallah Ali Moussa, and barreled into the western desert.
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Amazon barreled into the children's smart-speaker market last year with a brightly colored device called Echo Dot Kids Edition.
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We barreled in (with permission) to see the range of custom furniture, fixtures and other artful fare being turned out.
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Three years ago, state transportation officials banned trucks from the route after a tractor-trailer barreled through the same intersection.
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And so we have barreled instead into the realm of pure "winning," where there is no such harmony of interest.
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The Thomas fire barreled through much of Ventura County before spreading into Santa Barbara County, fueled by warm, dry winds.
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When a destructive mix of water and ice barreled toward Willard and Denise Ruzicka's farm, 15 neighbors scrambled to help.
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The ads also feature him on a porch jokingly pointing a double-barreled shotgun at one of his daughter's suitors.
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With their long necks and barreled bodies, these marine reptiles — which were not dinosaurs — resembled the mythical Loch Ness monster.
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German authorities believe that the truck that barreled into a Berlin Christmas market, killing 12 people, was a terrorist attack.
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The crash happened before noon as major winter weather barreled through the region, said Federal Aviation Administration spokesman Lynn Lunsford.
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Most devastating were the three Category 4 hurricanes that barreled into the US in late summer: Harvey, Irma, and Maria.
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Cox was convicted of possessing an unregistered silencer as well as an unregistered short-barreled rifle and transferring unregistered silencers.
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The rhino stormed out of the truck, rammed it, and then barreled toward four elephants, surely startling the men riding them.
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Nowhere within the Federalist Papers or his other writing does Hamilton endorse this kind of double barreled requirement for an impeachment.
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Then I tried to throw a sinker in and didn't get it in to Renfroe and he barreled it to right.
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The double-barreled approach was in line with Abe's plan to break Japan's economy out of a decades-long deflationary spiral.
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A black sports car, its open trunk stuffed with soup cans and boxed wine, barreled down toward the intersection, pumping Ginuwine.
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It barreled into the Florida Keys on Sunday, where 90 percent of homes are believed to be destroyed or heavily damaged.
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Vance barreled through the roadblock and came to a stop, trading fire with three troopers, as seen in a helicopter video.
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It barreled into the Florida Keys on Sunday, where 90 percent of homes are believed to be demolished or heavily damaged.
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Following Fairbairn's fourth field goal, the Jets took their only lead at 22-19 when McGuire barreled into the end zone.
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Authorities eventually forced the crowd to disperse, but chaos erupted again when a car barreled into the crowd, killing Heather Heyer.
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The eight-barreled gun has a chainsaw slapped onto the front like a Nerf version of the Gears of War Lancer.
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Turks and Caicos: Infrastructure was severely damaged on this British overseas territory, home to about 52,000 people, after Irma barreled through.
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On a recent mission, Mr. Mackey barreled down a freshly paved road in a pickup truck driven by Ms. Kong Leaksmy.
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Loud music ... flashing lights ... bottle poppin' -- the ex-RBs did it all ... complete with a double-barreled champagne spill from C.P.!!
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Hurricane Michael barreled into the Florida Panhandle on Wednesday, with winds topping 155 miles per hour and a terrifying storm surge.
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Last March, the Pentagon's top general for Africa made a rare trip to Capitol Hill, bearing a sobering double-barreled warning.
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A memorial at the site in Schoharie, N.Y., where 163 people were killed when a limousine barreled through a stop sign.
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But the former vice president had a clear double-barreled message to deliver to President Donald Trump and the American people.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: A woman barreled onto the No. 1 train at Times Square just as the doors were closing.
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Hurricane Harvey was upgraded to a Category 4 storm on Friday night as the storm barreled toward the coast of Texas.
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Major U.S. equity indexes posted weekly declines as Hurricane Irma barreled toward the east coast while interest rates hampered financial stocks.
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It barreled into the Florida Keys island chain on Sunday, before plowing up the Gulf Coast of the state and dissipating.
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Less than two weeks after Hurricane Irma barreled through the Caribbean, two more storms are threatening islands in the western Atlantic.
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Soon after Mr. Sanchez-Ramirez abandoned the truck, a commuter train barreled into it, killing the engineer and injuring 32 others.
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A broader rebellion has barreled ahead in Spain, where Blackstone, Goldman and other American firms bought residential properties, including subsidized rentals.
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Where Biden studiously obeyed the time limits, Warren barreled through the yellow and red warning signs to land her final points.
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As you can see in the photos ... Kris' ride was totaled after a Dodge Charger barreled head-on into his Ford van.
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DUBAI, United Arab Emirates – Authorities say Cyclone Mekunu killed at least 30 people when it barreled across Oman and Yemen last month.
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Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel barreled a 19-ton truck into the crowd on July 14, killing 84 people and injuring more than 200.
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MANCHESTER, N.H. — Senator Marco Rubio of Florida, who on Thursday found himself under a double-barreled assault from Jeb Bush and Gov.
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Judd said the teen, who Carmelle Ngalamulume, was "pinned and entrapped" in a bedroom when the plane barreled into her family's home.
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Johnston made it 4-2 when he barreled through traffic and lifted a backhander over Anderson's right shoulder with 10:02 left.
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The truck barreled in over 2 kilometers zigzagging course (a mile and a half), according to the latest report on France 2.
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When the door gave way, Vic barreled through, tearing her away before dragging me by my ankles down three flights of stairs.
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Homeland Security Adviser Tom Bossert praised Long's leadership as he briefed reporters at the White House as the hurricane barreled towards Texas.
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But within moments, the mood shifted decidedly when Collins issued a double-barreled injury report that could be worrisome for the Mets.
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Instead, this train barreled over the bumper and onto a concourse, coming to rest at a wall near the station's waiting area.
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He barreled into holiday crowds with a huge rented truck, turning a mainstay of Western commerce into an instrument of mass death.
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His double-barreled approach has sometimes misfired, but it did generate the requisite sense of urgency at a critical moment for antidoping.
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This Sixers fan was super fired up and shot Westbrook a double-barreled bird and basically screamed "Fuck Youuuu" in his face.
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Some 5,503 houses and structures have been destroyed and many more damaged by the blazes that barreled through Northern California last week.
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Store windows displayed cards memorializing Heather Heyer, the woman who died after being struck by the car that barreled into a crowd.
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The monster storm barreled into Texas on Friday as a Category Four hurricane, smashing homes and businesses and triggering massive floods. 2.
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They belong to the actor J.K. Simmons, whose double-barreled performance makes the show the most entertaining new series of the winter.
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But as Judge Kavanaugh's confirmation hearings barreled ahead, and speculation about the letter began to spread across Capitol Hill, the calculus changed.
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Offred finds a double-barreled shotgun and trains it on the couple from two floors above, but she can't pull the trigger.
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But Asia O'Hara's iron triangle barreled the most pork, including a cake and, endearingly, a fax machine, and she won the battle.
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"We seem to have another double barreled flu season," said Dr. William Schaffner, an infectious disease doctor at Vanderbilt University Medical Center.
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The confusion came as Congress barreled toward the deadline to fund government agencies or see some of them shut down on Saturday.
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The show's double-barreled plotline seemed to promise a powerful pact between the two — if Kirkman could just get his act together.
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It then expanded its fundraising efforts to Irma, the storm that barreled through the U.S. Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico, and ultimately Florida.
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As the hype train barreled toward its November release date, I resigned myself to a life without the post-apocalyptic postman simulator.
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In 2014, a train barreled into a tractor-trailer that had gotten stuck on the tracks, injuring a person on the train.
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Lawmakers and aides in both parties expressed hope that the double-barreled losses would at least break the logjam over the shutdown.
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The kitchen has a handcrafted brick, barreled ceiling and honed alabaster countertops, according to the listing by Gloria Nilson & Co Real Estate.
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M.L.S. Cup: Toronto F.C. 2, Seattle 0 TORONTO — Toronto F.C. barreled into this season's M.L.S. Cup final as something of a juggernaut.
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Tattoo artist Ralph Mamuri remembers how Yolanda barreled through the Philippines and seeing the news clip of how Duterte came to help.
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The sound attracted Harambe, who barreled over to the moat, saw the child and then knocked the boy against a wall, O'Connor said.
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Hurricane Harvey barreled into the Texas coast Friday night, bringing in torrential rain and powerful winds, sending thousands of residents into evacuation centers.
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The Northeast has gone from short sleeves to snow boots in less than 24 hours as a deadly storm barreled into the region.
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The narrow barreled pens fill office supply closets and junk drawers, pockets and purses, college dorms and the front desks of doctor's offices.
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Photo: APHurricane Irma barreled through the Caribbean earlier this month, killing at least 38 people in the region and destroying thousands of buildings.
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NASA also released footage taken from the external cameras of the International Space Station as the storm barreled across the Atlantic on Tuesday.
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Swarms of airships have yet to descend on Tinseltown, but otherwise, we've barreled headfirst into Folman's future of fake faces and synthetic voices.
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A double-barreled storm will affect a large part of California from Friday to Monday with areas of drenching rain and mountain snow.
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As that battle brews, House Democrats barreled ahead with their own investigation of the Trump administration, and Trump resumed his attack on Rep.
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Over 360,000 homes and businesses were without power as the storm barreled through southwest Ireland, according to state-owned electricity provider ESB Networks.
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Eight people died and a dozen other people were injured after a truck barreled into pedestrians and bicyclists in Lower Manhattan on Tuesday.
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He barreled into holiday crowds with a huge rented truck, turning a mainstay of Western commerce into an instrument of mass death. 22.
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World Briefing Venezuela's opposition coalition has decided on a triple-barreled strategy to oust President Nicolás Maduro before the end of his term.
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The blazes have barreled through communities like freight trains, turning homes to dust in a blink and leaving at least 23 people dead.
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The Conservative Party had barreled past her, embracing an anti-Europe agenda that had been dismissed for 20 years as too radical. Mrs.
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Some men stayed on the main floor or on the rooftop lookout, armed with sticks, swords, a pistol and one double-barreled gun.
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The Eagles regained the lead at 214-10, when Scott barreled in from 7 yards out with 2:21 remaining in the third.
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A truck driver barreled into a crowded Christmas market in Berlin on Monday night, killing at least 12 people and injuring scores more.
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Hurricane Michael barreled into the Florida Panhandle in October 2018, becoming the strongest hurricane to hit the continental US since Andrew in 1992.
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Harvey, which barreled through an oil production and refining center in the Gulf of Mexico last month, brought a surge in gasoline prices.
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He barreled into holiday crowds with a huge rented truck, turning a mainstay of Western commerce into an instrument of mass death. 30.
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Five months later, 12 people were killed when a tractor-trailer barreled into a crowd at a bustling Christmas market in Berlin, Germany.
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As a befuddling year comes to its grinding close, it's hard to remember, much less catalog, everything that has barreled down the pike.
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Eight people were injured Thursday afternoon when a taxi cab barreled into a restaurant in New York's City's Hell's Kitchen neighborhood, according to authorities.
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An intensifying, Category 277 Typhoon Megi barreled into Taiwan early Tuesday morning eastern time, spreading its destructive power across the entire typhoon-weary island.
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Upon entering the villa, Lemonis is greeted by luxurious touches such as barreled ceilings and floors made of stones imported from around the world.
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"He was often surrounded by up to 20 bodyguards, many of whom had been incarcerated, and were armed with double-barreled shotguns," Burstein says.
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Counter-protesters had converged for a march along a downtown street when suddenly a Dodge Challenger barreled into them, hurling people into the air.
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After inflicting chaos on the Florida Panhandle, the storm barreled into Georgia and then North Carolina, where it has weakened to a tropical storm.
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Fat Sal's got a rude, and potentially deadly, awakening when a van barreled through its front doors Tuesday morning ... destroying the Hollywood sandwich shop.
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Leslie and several other students from the program were celebrating Bastille Day in Nice's Promenade des Anglais when a truck barreled through the crowd.
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In its early days, Uber, the ride-hailing giant, also barreled into towns overnight to launch its service and only asked for forgiveness later.
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Sensing that his man was occupied, Thompson barreled towards the rim and caught a lob pass from Irving right around the free-throw line.
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He barreled through a spate of primary debates as an improvisational performer, long on chutzpah and borscht belt put-downs but short on facts.
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Instead, he reached into the bat rack and grabbed a black-barreled, 221-inch, 21952-ounce bat with No. 22 stamped on the knob.
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As thunderstorms barreled in over the eastern Indian Ocean from May 24-26, the DEWN system began delivering messages to subscribers in harm's way.
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Big, blaring open chords make no secret of AC/DC's admiration for the Who as the Young brothers unite for a double-barreled attack.
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As Hurricane Dorian came barreling up Florida's coastline, little puppy Dorian barreled into the hearts of the deputies at the Orange County Sheriff's Office.
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You're going to get about a day or two in-system before you've barreled through the whole thing and are off into deep nothingness.
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To understand why, you need to realize that America, like other advanced economies, is facing a double-barreled demographic challenge thanks to declining fertility.
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The double-barreled tactic of sending medicine to Iranians and penalizing its leaders is an effort to fuel frustration against the government in Tehran.
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Even Justice Scalia recognized that laws restricting the possession of certain guns -- machine guns and short-barreled shotguns, for example -- would be constitutionally permissible.
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Séguin is a common name in Quebec, and the teenager thought that a double-barreled name would help him stand out as an artist.
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The one-week jump in claims was the largest since an increase of 2900,220006 in November 2202 after Superstorm Sandy barreled into the Northeast.
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Refineries on the U.S. Gulf Coast continued to shut down or curtail operations as Hurricane Harvey barreled toward the nation's main fuel processing hub.
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The one-week jump in claims was the largest since an increase of 2628,28500 in November 6900 after Superstorm Sandy barreled into the Northeast.
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Todd Orr was hiking through the Madison Range in Montana on Saturday, scouting for hunting locations, when a grizzly bear barreled over and attacked him.
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She and several friends, all on horseback, left the barn and were headed to a nearby restaurant when a driver barreled into her and Sammy.
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Brady Tkachuk barreled into Lehner after getting by Brock Nelson at the right side of the crease, and Pageau jammed the rebound into the net.
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The storm barreled east, putting 90 million people under the threat of tornadoes and other severe weather from New England to the Gulf Coast. 2.
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Airlines warned of travel disruptions and scrapped date-change fees for travel several airports in the Southern U.S. as Hurricane Michael barreled toward the region.
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Hurricane Matthew, the Caribbean's worst storm in nearly a decade, barreled towards the Bahamas Wednesday morning after killing nine people and pummeling Haiti and Cuba.
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The storm made landfall in mid-March near Beira City in Mozambique and then barreled westwards over eastern Zimbabwe, also causing massive floods in Malawi.
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The 31-year-old Tunisian barreled through Bastille Day crowds in a rental truck, killing 84 and wounding dozens more before being killed by police.
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In the video, Remes is standing on what appears to be a dirt road as the vehicle barreled toward him, knocking him to the ground.
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This laconic cop quietly suffered bureaucracy, a guilty conscience and a new partner, Assad (Fares Fares), as he barreled ahead to solve an intriguing crime.
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From the perspective of preventing gun violence, small, concealable handguns are much more lethal than long-barreled pistols used for target shooting at a range.
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As of Wednesday, about 5 weeks since Category 4 Hurricane Maria barreled into the island, 75 percent of Puerto Rico's residents still lack electricity access.
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In response, organizers of the Wyoming event banned the rental of short-barreled automatic weapons (too squirrelly) and mandated all shooters attend a safety meeting.
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After the storm barreled through the island, the Universities Space Research Association, which operates the facility out of Maryland, lost contact with its crew there.
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His wife, Fabiola Bittar de Kroon, had been killed by falling debris after a commuter train barreled into Hoboken Terminal during the Thursday morning rush.
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Once released from the car, Mr. Galanin said, an excited dog jumped on the hunter, hitting the trigger of his double-barreled TOZ-34 shotgun.
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At the time, the area was so desolate that every night my grandfather would fire his double-barreled shotgun to ward off foxes and thieves.
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The number of open records requests has ramped up dramatically over the course of the last year as Clinton has barreled toward the Democratic nomination.
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Then came the night's biggest play: The Razorbacks' Isaiah Joe gathered the inbound pass and barreled into a Western Kentucky defender for an offensive foul.
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As United barreled toward bankruptcy in 2002, the union representing the airline's flight attendants tapped Ms. Nelson, then 29, to become its chief of communications.
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When Hurricane Rita barreled toward Texas in 2005, an exodus of about 3 million people contributed to at least 73 deaths before the storm arrived.
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Hurricane Irma strengthened into a dangerous Category 5 storm and barreled toward the Caribbean and the southern United States, threatening deadly winds, storm surges and flooding.
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North Korea has barreled ahead with its weapons programs, testing nuclear devices as well as long-range missiles that appear capable of striking major American cities.
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But he continued to make the case for why he should be the Democratic nominee and barreled ahead with his plan of continuing to the convention.
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Hurricane Matthew — the strongest storm to hit Haiti in more than 50 years — barreled down on the region in recent days, bringing significant flooding and damage.
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Two law enforcement officials say a note was recovered inside the truck that barreled down a bike path near the World Trade Center, killing eight people.
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But after we've barreled through the season, and it comes to an inevitable close, we're forced to finally slow down and pick up the pieces — literally.
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Fabiola Bittar de Kroon was fatally struck by debris after the train jumped the track and barreled into the busy station, collapsing part of the ceiling.
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Robocalls have long since barreled past being a nuisance and have reached unimaginable proportions with the proliferation of technology that makes placing them cheap and easy.
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Next month, he and Mr. Dylan will introduce Heaven's Door, a collection of three whiskeys — a straight rye, a straight bourbon and a "double-barreled" whiskey.
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He's barreled eight balls in those 23 games, helping lead to seven home runs and a robust 189 wRC+, a tidy summation of his .321/.424/.
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" Trump, in a double-barreled Twitter rant lashed out at his former lawyer and fixer Michael Cohen, Democrats, Mueller, the "Fake Media," and an unnamed "other.
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MAROVATO, Madagascar (Reuters) - Rocketing vanilla prices bought Madagascan farmer Berlin Ranary a hot pink sofa, a motorbike - and a double-barreled shotgun to protect his crop.
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Infrastructure has been severely damaged on Turks and Caicos, a British overseas territory home to about 52,000 people, after Irma barreled through overnight Thursday into Friday.
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After Winter Storm Jonas barreled through the United States' East Coast this weekend, not all of the country's senators were back at work on Tuesday morning.Sen.
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Federal Emergency Management officials are exhausted after dealing with their third massive Hurricane in a few weeks after Harvey hit Texas and Irma barreled across Florida.
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Mr. Beuth said the assailant had been armed with a long-barreled weapon, but it was not clear whether it was capable of firing live ammunition.
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Rafael Nadal barreled through his opening match of the China Open as he sought to redeem his injury-blighted season with a strong run in Beijing.
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It may not be double-barreled, sure, but it's got that heavy thump I was looking for and racing around with it feels like proper Doom.
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In recent weeks, and in public and private statements by Mr. Trump, Mr. Pompeo and other aides, hints of the president's double-barreled strategy have emerged.
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The island nation was largely unscathed by hurricanes Irma and Maria, which barreled through the Caribbean recently, causing widespread fatalities and billions of dollars in damage.
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Five years ago, New York City's deadliest hurricane in modern history barreled through our neighborhoods, flooding houses, lifting cars and shutting down power in some areas.
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The answer can be discovered at the Vaudeville Theater here, where Kathy Burke's production of Oscar Wilde's "Lady Windermere's Fan" barreled into view on Monday night.
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Lawmakers and aides in both parties expressed hope that the double-barreled losses would break the logjam that has gripped Washington since the partial shutdown began.
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The trajectory of the car that barreled through Times Square in May ended when the vehicle was impaled on a three-foot-high stainless-steel bollard.
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A frustrated pack of Democratic candidates sought to turn the chaos to their own advantage as they barreled toward the next nominating contest, in New Hampshire.
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Both runs were solo homers off Willson Contreras' bat, although Chicago barreled perhaps a half-dozen other pitches, some of which found gloves for ringing outs.
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Saipov allegedly killed eight people and injured 11 others when he barreled a rented Home Depot truck across a bicycle path in lower Manhattan on Tuesday.
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This train barreled in from New York City carrying roughly 10 million pounds of human shit—and it's been rotting in the Alabama sun ever since.
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Well, that was quick ... Just weeks after announcing her split, Abby Wambach and Sarah Huffman have already barreled through the divorce process ... and are officially dunzo.
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"We're building a 30-foot long barreling golf ball wave that people can walk into, stand on a surf board and get barreled in trash," she added.
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All five passengers aboard a privately-chartered helicopter died on Sunday after the aircraft barreled into Manhattan's East River, the New York Police Department confirms to PEOPLE.
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The charges include second-degree assault, third-degree assault, possession of a short-barreled shotgun and possession of a firearm with a missing or altered serial number.
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The suspect, Sayfullo Saipov, 29, allegedly barreled a Home Depot truck down a popular bike path in Manhattan, killing at least eight people and injuring 11 others.
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The last time a strong storm hit Australia's coal region was in March, when Cyclone Debbie barreled into Queensland state, knocking out coal railways and shutting mines.
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"I can't shake hearing people scream in terror as the flames barreled down on us," Noah Lowry, a former San Francisco Giants pitcher, told the Associated Press.
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Ryan Kelly, a staff photographer for Charlottesville's Daily Progress, snapped photos Saturday as a car barreled into a crowd of counterprotesters marching against a white nationalist rally.
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Officers used soccer goals to fence the animal in on a baseball diamond, but the cow barreled through one of the nets, knocking down a police officer.
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The car Boykin was in struck 4 people on the sidewalk and also struck a bartender inside the location as the vehicle barreled through the front wall.
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As the chart here shows, the broader index had barreled higher through most of 287 as the U.S. economy ran hot and buyout mania reached fevered levels.
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So hazy was its definition that Samuel Johnson, the case's namesake, received a longer sentence for once owning a short-barreled shotgun in violation of Minnesota law.
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The 56-year-old was charged with dealing in firearms without a federal firearms license and unlawfully transferring an unregistered short-barreled rifle, according to the report.
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The tweets came as Dorian, a tropical storm that has since been upgraded to a hurricane, barreled toward Puerto Rico and officials prepared for a direct hit.
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He said his right leg — broken during the National League division series when Chase Utley of the Dodgers barreled into him at second base — had fully healed.
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Residents reported damage to homes from tornadoes and golf ball-sized hail on the Mississippi Gulf Coast as the system barreled across the U.S. South, Efferson said.
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The American economy barreled ahead in the third quarter as consumers stepped up and spent more, keeping it on track for the best annual performance since 2000.
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This year alone, the Senate has barreled ahead with 66 confirmed nominees, and even considered some who were ultimately withdrawn for issues such as past racist writings.
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He then barreled his way around the course for a three-stroke victory, launching him to a popularity that he maintains today, more than 2309 years later.
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If people are going to keep asking me about the train that barreled through my house, I might as well learn to be honest about the damage.
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The double-barreled boost to markets from the Fed's policy and the prospect of the fiscal spending package helped fire up the mid-week rally in stocks.
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Trump is now facing a triple-barreled litigation drama involving a porn actress, a reality show star and a former Playboy model that promises further embarrassing allegations.
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Siebenlist barreled through museum patrons in his way as he threw fragile sculptures and shoved over glass display cases, according to the affidavit filed with his arrest.
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Maui hunkered down for heavy rains and powerful winds as a gradually weakening tropical storm barreled toward Hawaii, while Honolulu hoped it would be spared the worst.
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I must have been remembering the even earlier time when, as a young man, I barreled across the country with a pal in a '65 Chevy Impala.
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The video showed Mr. Pérez, looking gaunt, sitting against a white wall with a Venezuelan flag in the background and a short-barreled rifle by his side.
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U.S. airlines cancelled dozens of flights and prepared for more chaos as the second massive Atlantic hurricane in less than a month barreled toward the United States.
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"We are trying to change a culture that is deeply rooted here," Ms. Lasa told me in a sunny Boston accent as she barreled through the school.
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" Later, as we barreled along the Interstate, Horn cheerfully drew our attention toward a gigantic billboard that read, "If you die today, where will you spend eternity?
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For days, rescuers searched frantically for the missing after mud and boulders barreled into neighborhoods in and near Montecito, an affluent seaside community east of Santa Barbara.
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Former President Obama was spotted hitting the links in Hawaii, his home state, as House lawmakers barreled toward his successor's impeachment on Wednesday, according to multiple reports.
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WASHINGTON — While Hurricane Florence barreled through the Carolinas, a different type of storm was brewing within the federal disaster-relief agency tasked with responding to the fallout.
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Many economists suspect the current quarter will be marred by the giant cyclone that barreled through Queensland in late March and caused weeks of disruption to coal exports.
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He said a prior conviction for possession of a short-barreled shotgun should not rank as a "violent felony" under the Armed Career Criminal Act's sentence-enhancement mandate.
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By that time, successive waves of heat and radiation and compressed air and geomagnetic surge will have barreled through every building within five miles of 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.
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In 2011, I got in touch with the class-action lawyers and stayed in close contact over the succeeding years as the Trump U lawsuit barreled toward trial.
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The Keys had been largely evacuated by the time Irma barreled ashore as a Category 4 hurricane with sustained winds of up to 603 mph (215 km/hour).
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It overran its stopping point and barreled through a barrier intended to stop it, hurtling into the air and through the concourse before it came to a stop.
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Authorities eventually forced the crowd to disperse, but a car later barreled into the crowd of peaceful counterprotesters, killing 32-year-old Heather Heyer and injuring dozens more.
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If you answered "yes" to both, then head over to DragonflyFabrication's Thingiverse page where you can download the plans for this double-barreled, wrist-mounted candy corn blaster.
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Harvey barreled into Texas on Friday as the strongest hurricane to hit the state at the heart of the U.S. oil and gas industry in over 50 years.
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In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, he barreled through questions about his longtime marriage to Soon-Yi Previn, the adopted daughter of his former girlfriend Mia Farrow.
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President Trump could be Louisiana-bound Harvey barreled ashore late Friday as a Category 4 hurricane, first walloping the Texas coast, including the cities of Rockport and Galveston.
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An employee of Lynnway Auto Auction was moving a 2006 Jeep Grand Cherokee inside a warehouse when it barreled into a crowd of bidders shortly after 10 a.m.
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It's grainy and a little out of focus, but this is the last image captured by Rosetta as it barreled toward the surface of Comet 67P last September.
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Roughly 1,700 locals in nearby residential areas were forced to evacuate as molten rock barreled through the area, engulfing at least 26 homes in its path, CNN reports.
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But James essentially bailed on post-ups as a serious option after he barreled down Andre Iguodala with three barbaric collisions and a turnover in the second quarter.
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Up to 30 people are feared buried in the snow after a massive avalanche set off by an earthquake barreled through a luxury Italian mountain hotel this morning.
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Surveillance video posted Monday showed a transit worker saving a man who fell onto the train tracks right before the train barreled into a station in San Francisco.
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Rather than hang back at the White House, the president barreled forward to Illinois to support Representative Mike Bost, a Republican in a tight race for re-election.
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Kanye barreled into Kingston Friday for a concert in Emancipation Park, to the delight of a huge crowd that crammed into the space for the 2-hour service.
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Irma ranked as one of the strongest Atlantic hurricanes until it barreled into the Florida Keys on Sunday, and was downgraded to a tropical storm early on Monday.
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What happened: A stolen beer truck barreled into pedestrians on a busy shopping street in the center of the Swedish capital before it plowed into a department store.
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Anthony Cirelli appeared to tie it on a goal with 2:12 left in the second, but he barreled into Stalock, with both winding up in the net.
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As I watched the like number on my tweet climb from three to four, my car barreled into the living room of my own home, toppling it completely.
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Meanwhile, half way around the world, Typhoon Mangkhut barreled into southern China on Sunday after lashing the Philippines with strong winds and heavy rain that left dozens dead.
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One passenger, Jim DeLaCruz, said the bus got stuck trying to cross the tracks, and the driver yelled for everyone to exit as the train barreled toward them.
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As far as Mr. Doubleday knew, the blaze that barreled through the area had not reached their home, protected by a fire line a few hundred yards away.
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Tropical Storm Karen triggered limited power outages, flooding and landslides to Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands as it barreled across the region early Wednesday, AP reports.
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I scrambled for my rifle but grabbed my double-barreled shotgun instead, and wasted its two shots while my targets were too far away to make them count.
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Rizzo tripled, bolted home on 26B Kris Bryant's sacrifice liner to center and barreled into Hedges after he caught a throw from CF Matt Szczur and defended the plate.
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They also said the president and congressional leaders would enjoy their Network's full-barreled support in their efforts, including television ads to drive up support for whatever bill emerges.
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Despite the numerous issues with the legally-mandated commenting process, FCC Chairman Ajit Pai barreled forward with his plans to kill the open internet and secured approval last December.
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In late October 2012, as Hurricane Sandy barreled toward New York and New Jersey, barrels of information from the National Weather Service, NASA, and elsewhere inundated the White House.
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He knows there's no way to prevent what happened in August in Charlottesville, where Heather Heyer was killed when a car barreled through a crowd of anti-racist counterprotesters.
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MegaBots' Eagle Prime is a bottom heavy tank of a robot, weighing 12 tonnes and sporting a double barreled cannon, 600 pound fist and oh, a four-foot chainsword.
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ATLANTA — At least seven people were killed as a storm system barreled across the South on Tuesday and lashed states along the East Coast on Wednesday, the authorities said.
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Canada's main stock index ended lower for a fifth straight day on Friday, with mining and energy stocks dominating the retreat and investors cautious as Irma barreled toward Florida.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Storm Norma became a hurricane on Friday evening as it barreled towards the southernmost reaches of Mexico's Baja California peninsula, the National Hurricane Center (NHC) said.
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SAN JOSE DEL CABO, Mexico (Reuters) - Hurricane Newton barreled across Mexico's Baja California peninsula tourist haven on Tuesday, dumping heavy rain and killing at least two people, officials said.
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As they barreled toward clinical trials to test the safety and efficacy of the drug, they raised more money by getting PolyMedix listed on the over-the-counter market.
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"When you're having so much fun you just don't give a..." reads the caption under a photo where Rodriguez is seen laughingly flipping the camera a double-barreled bird.
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A New Jersey Transit train was traveling twice the speed limit when it barreled into the Hoboken station last week, killing one person and injuring more than 100 others.
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For months, he has been on a mea culpa tour to mend fences with legislators around the world for how Uber often barreled into markets while flouting local laws.
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On its way to North Carolina the storm had barreled across much of the South, and left a trail of sloppy conditions all the way back to Lubbock, Texas.
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He rejected congressional oversight and barreled forward, declaring that he could hire and fire whomever he wanted, even as his impetuous dismissals drew complaints that he was obstructing justice.
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Twenty-four hours after President Trump was hit with a double-barreled barrage of felony convictions against two former close advisers, leading Senate Republicans did not appear particularly agitated.
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The $10 Adonit Mark, the $20 Hand Stylus and the thick-barreled $25 Studio Neat Cosmonaut are all general purpose models that work on most capacitive touch screen devices.
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The U.S. government has initiated a double-barreled attack on the health and nutrition of our school children using the same sinister strategies previously employed by workhouses and witches.
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A silver 2017 Nissan Sentra veered off a road in rural Washington State on Friday evening, barreled down a steep embankment, struck several trees, and came to a stop.
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The trip included an abrupt stop, which threw passengers forward, and warnings of "slower here — slow-er!" and "ea-sy for the curve" as he barreled down the tracks.
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Trump ignored the request and the argument barreled on, insisting that he could easily get the necessary votes in the House and blaming Senate Democrats for holding things up.
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But according to two Uber employees and internal Uber documents viewed by The New York Times, the car was actually driving itself when it barreled through the red light.
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Last October, Hurricane Michael, which was originally designated as a Category 4, barreled into the Florida Panhandle as the third Category 5 hurricane to blast the US since Trump.
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Police said they seized several guns in the incident at La Joyita prison, 16 miles (25 km) east of the capital, including five handguns and three long-barreled firearms.
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After Hurricane Harvey barreled through the area in 2017, floodwaters eroded an "armored cap" sealing off dioxins and other toxic substances linked to cancer, and liver and nerve damage.
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When a tick species marches into a new region, it poses a double-barreled threat, said Jerome Goddard, extension professor of medical and veterinary entomology at Mississippi State University.
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Photo: APHurricane Harvey, the Category 4 storm that barreled into southeastern Texas on Friday evening, has shut down approximately a quarter of US gas production in the Gulf of Mexico.
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Currently, those who own short-barreled rifles, silencers and machine guns are required to undergo background checks and register their firearms with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives.
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On Friday night, as Harvey barreled toward Texas, the White House fueled a brand-new controversy when Trump pardoned Joe Arpaio, the controversial former Arizona sheriff convicted of criminal contempt.
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He talks shit with the glorious arrogance and double-barreled baritone of the man who introduced himself to the world as "that 220'28" long dick slim nigga sticking your chick.
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When Hurricane Michael, which barreled into the Florida panhandle in October, swept over the central Virginia town of Farmville, Hampden-Sydney College was left covered in uprooted trees and debris.
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Even as Mr. Whitley's efforts drew fire from numerous groups, State Senator Paul Bettencourt, a Republican, barreled ahead with a bill to flat out steal voting rights from naturalized citizens.
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The Wildcats barely beat South Dakota, were routed by Mississippi State and struggled to live up to expectations as they barreled toward their worst season in more than a decade.
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But the president barreled ahead in a Twitter post minutes before midnight Wednesday, already assuming the guilt of the suspect in the Manhattan attack, Sayfullo Saipov, and advocating his execution.
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Super typhoon Mangkhut, with hurricane-force winds well over 200 kilometers per hour (124 miles/h), had barreled past the northern tip of the Philippines, killing at least 50 people.
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BAHAMAS ON SUNDAY Central Florida towns urged residents to remain alert after past hurricanes like 1992's Andrew slammed the Bahamas and then barreled straight into the peninsula's southeast coast.
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The two skiers were climbing by foot on a slope near the Alaskan border when they were buried by the avalanche, which barreled into a terrain trap, Avalanche Canada said.
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The deadly crash at the Lynnway Auto Auction occurred when a Jeep Cherokee being shifted by an employee inside the building barreled into a crowd of buyers after 10 a.m.
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Super typhoon Mangkhut, with hurricane-force winds well over 200 kilometers per hour (124 miles/h), had barreled past the northern tip of the Philippines, killing at least 50 people.
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As the Democratic presidential candidates barreled toward Super Tuesday, they sparred and shouted over one another in their first debate since Senator Bernie Sanders's commanding performance in the Nevada caucuses.
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These streets became mean in the postwar years, when highways barreled into cities, some plunging through the hearts of poor districts, some creating them by splitting up more stable neighborhoods.
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It's been a "double-barreled influenza outbreak this year," he said, with H23N1 seen throughout most of the country and two waves of H3N2 infections in the southeastern United States.
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Dusk along the Tar River, which flooded Princeville, N.C., in October after water induced by Hurricane Matthew breached a levee and in 483 when Hurricane Floyd barreled through the area.
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These companies barreled into cities without regard for local regulations, made light of important insurance issues and have taken their cars offline or threatened to in places like Austin, Tex.
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The authorities in Illinois said at least two people had died in the state, and Missouri officials reported one fatality after a frightening stretch of storms barreled through the region.
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The Germans developed the Sturmpanzer IV with a potent 150-millimeter short-barreled gun, but the 43-ton Soviet ISU-152 assault gun was probably the best of its class.
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Super Typhoon Mangkhut, with hurricane-force winds well over 200 kilometers per hour (124 miles/h), had barreled past the northern tip of the Philippines, killing at least 50 people.
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Even as a once-in-a-thousand-year storm barreled into Houston, these two veterans of disaster response—Daniel A. Craig and Daniel J. Kaniewski—found themselves sitting on their hands.
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As it barreled towards the United States, the eye of the storm had moved off the northeastern coast of Cuba by Tuesday night, the Miami-based National Hurricane Center (NHC) said.
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Sergeant Anderson barreled down a winding trail, punching the JLTV's bullet-resistant tires through deep, sandy ruts and dancing over rocks at speeds that would have rattled a Humvee to pieces.
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I was aware, as I barreled over to him announcing my intention to write about him, that this was just the kind of encounter that could wind up on the show.
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He barreled along the bike path in the truck for the equivalent of about 14 blocks, or around eight-tenths of a mile, before slamming into a small yellow school bus.
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There have been major foreign policy developments around the globe since Congress was last in Washington, which is reflected in the double-barreled briefings scheduled Wednesday on North Korea and Afghanistan.
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But it's also the last of the easy cures for gonorrhea, which has barreled through the repertoire of available treatments—in fact, gonorrhea used to be treatable with a single pill.
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Federer gave him one and Raonic barreled through it to advance to his first Grand Slam final with a 6-3, 6-7 (73), 4-6, 7-5, 6-3 victory.
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Hurricane Irma was the strongest Atlantic basin hurricane ever recorded outside the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean, and barreled though southwest Florida in September 2017, costing $50 billion in damages.
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New Jersey Transit is recovering from a crash last month in which a commuter train barreled into the station in Hoboken, killing a woman and injuring more than 100 other people.
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A massive cruise ship sent folks scrambling as it barreled into an Italian dock and bumped into a much smaller boat ... which looked like something straight out of an action movie.
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The open-air market on Islamorada where Ms. Weingardt sells her color-splashed paintings of Florida wildlife had to close for three weeks after the hurricane barreled through on Sept. 214.
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Clement barreled up the middle for a 213-yard run, setting up a 219nd-and-goal from the New England 2184-yard line, which forced the Patriots to call a timeout.
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A frustrated pack of Democratic presidential candidates sought to turn the mood of chaos to their own advantage Tuesday morning as they barreled toward the next nominating contest, in New Hampshire.
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The peak price — which barreled past the $34.50 recorded on Monday, the lanes' first day of operation — was one of the highest for a toll road anywhere in the United States.
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The Hornets owner was front and center on the assembly line -- boxing up cereal and other goods for people affected by the storm that barreled into the East Coast last week.
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Before now-Tropical Storm Irma made landfall in the Florida Keys, killing at least nine and doing untold damage, then-Hurricane Irma barreled through the Caribbean, killing dozens and flattening entire islands.
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The Associated Press reported that the assailant, who escaped and has not yet been public identified, was armed with a long-barreled weapon and killed a policeman and civilian outside the nightclub.
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CHENNAI, India (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - From the safety of a relative's house, Mohammed Tazmul Hussein watched coconut trees crashing onto the roof of his home as Cyclone Fani barreled into eastern India.
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Hill claims Zeke was obviously at fault because the running back was running late to practice and had "barreled through a red light" -- causing more than $33,000 in damage to Hill's vehicle.
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Pastrnak scored after Krug's shot from the other side of the ice caromed back to the right winger, who barreled in and backhanded his 25th goal 54 seconds into the third period.
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Hurricane Michael barreled through the Florida Panhandle and southwest Georgia on Wednesday, making landfall just shy of Category 5 strength and becoming the third strongest storm to hit the continental United States.
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Irma strengthened to a highly dangerous Category 5 storm, with winds of 185 mph, as it barreled toward the Caribbean and the southern United States, threatening deadly winds, storm surges and flooding.
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Here's a rundown of some of the key races left on the map: Florida Senate One of the most expensive and hard-fought races of the 2018 cycle barreled into Wednesday undecided.
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Hurricane Harvey barreled into the U.S. Gulf of Mexico coast around 10 days ago, closing nearly a quarter of the nation's refining capacity, although some of that is now coming back online.
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"We might be digging a hole to get at this thing, man," Joshua Allen told me as we barreled across Nevada's Black Rock Desert in the back of a covered pickup truck.
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The fallout from Gray's aggressive questioning, as Rose barreled into his second decade of stonewalling about the gambling that got him barred from baseball, completely overshadowed the details of the Yankees' sweep.
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The sad condition of the world brought to her mind a guy who had once given her the finger as he barreled through an intersection where she had the right of way.
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What: A man in a Home Depot rental truck barreled down a bike bath near the Hudson River, striking pedestrians and cyclists before crashing the truck into a school bus, officials said.
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Over the past few days, as the cyclone barreled up the Bay of Bengal toward India, the authorities in Odisha helped move people to higher ground and into specially built cyclone shelters.
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ALBANY — If there was a single upside to the double-barreled corruption convictions of two of New York's most powerful men, it was the fact that they had occurred in December 2015.
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The controversy started when Rams cornerback Nickell Robey-Coleman barreled into Saints receiver Tommylee Lewis with a helmet-to-helmet hit well before the pass arrived inside the Rams' 5-yard line.
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Strong winds knocked down trees and heavy snow forced the authorities to shut down major freeways in Northern California and Oregon as a winter storm barreled into the West on Tuesday evening.
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Cashin also said investors are a little worried about Hurricane Irma, which strengthened into a highly dangerous Category 5 storm Tuesday as it barreled toward the Caribbean and the southern United States.
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Trump alters hurricane map with a Sharpie As Hurricane Dorian barreled toward the U.S. coast in early September, Trump sparked controversy by claiming in a tweet that the storm would affect Alabama.
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The double-barreled approach of a $6.33 trillion proposed fiscal stimulus program and Federal Reserve policy could help soften the blow of an economic recession and head off a potential financial crisis.
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Late in the fourth quarter of the game between the Dallas Cowboys and the Oakland Raiders on Sunday, Dak Prescott barreled into his offensive line on a fourth-and-1 quarterback sneak.
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Mr. Corbitt, her father, would sleep in a chinaberry tree in the backyard, watching over the family while cradling a double-barreled shotgun, going inside to sleep only after the sun rose.
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Even double-barreled hyphenations won't necessarily destroy your word limit, and acknowledging collaboration and co-authorship is not only generous — it's historically and factually accurate, which is a minimum standard for serious writing.
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Trump, who arrived in Buenos Aires late Thursday, barreled into the two-day meeting by announcing via Twitter that he was canceling a planned meeting with Putin over Russia's seizure of Ukrainian vessels.
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A "sneaker wave" nearly washed away a group of unsuspecting beach-goers at Coos Bay in southwest Oregon, causing a brief moment of panic as the wave of water barreled down the coastline.
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His speech barreled through his list of Clinton contrasts, comparing his stances with her (and criticizing those stances) on minimum wage, fracking, breaking up the big banks, and her use of super PACs.
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As one of the largest blizzards ever recorded barreled down on the shore town of Cape May, New Jersey, local restaurateur Keith Laudeman was more worried with rising tides than with falling snow.
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The first avalanche, on Tuesday, barreled into a passenger van, knocking it off a road and down a steep slope, killing at least five of the 14 people inside, local news reports said.
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Instead, they appear to have barreled forward with "zero tolerance" without evidence that it would have an effect on border apprehensions — citing only the one deeply dubious statistic dissected by Vox in spring.
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The BBC reports:At about noon local time on 18 December, the asteroid barreled through the atmosphere at a speed of 32km/s (20 miles per second) , on a steep trajectory of seven degrees.
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This year, Bob Dylan joins them with his own brand, Heaven's Door, beginning with a seven-year-old bourbon, a "double-barreled" American whiskey and a rye finished in French Vosges oak barrels.
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I think of all those people in Savannah the moment Hurricane Noah made that unexpected turn and barreled straight toward them, instead of heading back out to sea like it was supposed to.
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TMZ Sports has obtained police body cam footage from Branden Albert's arrest -- when he was hit with a taser TWICE as he barreled his way out of a jewelry store back in February.
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A big, yellow double-barreled monster, the beast is controlled via a phone-connected remote and it is semi-tethered, which means it can roll out about 500 meters with the right gear.
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BHUBANESWAR, India/ DHAKA (Reuters) - A cyclone barreled into eastern India on Friday, damaging houses in the tourist town of Puri and wounding 160 people after a million people were moved into storm shelters.
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The incident occurred less than two years after an attack on the same street, in which a man barreled his car into a crowd, killing six pedestrians and injuring at least 30 others.
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Leonard Fournette barreled into the end zone for a 4-yard touchdown and the Jaguars, against all odds, are leading 14-3 in a game that is going exactly as they had hoped.
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The SHARE Act would remove suppressors—also known as silencers—from a list of items regulated by the 193 National Firearms Act, which also includes machine guns, short-barreled rifles, and destructive devices.
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Then, the second officer, who has not been identified, barreled into the parking lot in the unmarked police car, jumped out and started firing from behind the driver's side door, the commissioner said.
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Tropical Storm Nate barreled up the eastern coast of Central America this week, leaving destruction in its wake before being upgraded to a category 1 hurricane as it moved toward the United States.
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Even before Hurricane Harvey barreled into Texas and Louisiana, the agency was already responding to natural disasters in 20 states, from wildfires in the West to severe storms in Michigan and West Virginia.
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" In Iowa City, South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg also chided the president for golfing as Dorian barreled toward Florida: "Every time we think there's a new low, we see it get lower.
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In Sunday's win he lit up the highlight reel once again with a 33-yard run, above, in which he barreled his way through Houston's defense like something out of a video game.
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Hurricane Irma claimed at least 19 lives as it barreled across the Caribbean toward Florida Friday, leaving a trail of catastrophic devastation that has affected more than a million people in the region.
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Hurricane Irma claimed at least 33 lives as it barreled across the Caribbean toward Florida Friday, leaving a trail of catastrophic devastation that has affected more than a million people in the region.
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CABO SAN LUCAS, Mexico, Sept 6 (Reuters) - Hurricane Newton barreled up Mexico's Baja California peninsula tourist haven on Tuesday, dumping heavy rains as winds whipped, but there were no immediate reports of major damage.
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And Huffington has since polished her smooth Greek accent to perfection, as she has barreled her way through a life that could arguably be considered one of the more interesting in the digital space.
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Eight people were killed and 12 seriously injured in the Tuesday afternoon attack when, authorities say, Sayfullo Saipov, a 29-year-old from Uzbekistan, barreled along the path for more than a dozen blocks.
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The waves were that high (thank you El Nino) and the sea monster that is the ocean looked like it was blowing itself up and whipping surfer Tom Dosland around as he barreled around.
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Also on Thursday, two influential Federal Reserve officials sharpened the public case for acting to support the U.S. economy, reviving bets the central bank may deliver a double-barreled interest rate cut this month.
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NEW DELHI — A speeding freight train traveling through eastern India on Monday barreled into a herd of elephants as they were crossing railroad tracks, killing a calf and three adult animals, an official said.
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The speeding car jumped the sidewalk on the west side of 7th Avenue at 42nd Street and barreled into pedestrians for three blocks before crashing at the northwest corner of 45th Street, police said.
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The first time you try this, you'll break cover in the wrong direction, find yourself in front of a double-barreled shotgun, and the game will be over before that last fact even registers.
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The insurance company Allstate also flew a drone last week to assess damage to property in Savannah, Ga., after Hurricane Matthew barreled through the city, wiping out boardwalks, piers and rooftops along the coast.
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Rockstar Democrats have a bad night A handful of Democratic hopefuls barreled into the general election with seemingly larger-than-life profiles that captured valuable media attention and raised the hopes of their supporters.
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A high-tech emergency siren system — considered "vital" to warn Puerto Ricans of dam breaks and mud slides — sat in storage as Hurricane Dorian barreled past the island Wednesday, The New York Times reported.
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He barreled through life intent on becoming secretary of state, never turning his otherwise lucid gaze inward; and so he made the enemies who would frustrate that devouring, ultimately blinding and life-curtailing, ambition.
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Mr. Cuomo's administration has been buffeted by the dual-barreled convictions of one of his closest aides and friends, Joseph Percoco, and the overseer of his most prominent economic development program, Alain E. Kaloyeros.
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On a wooden table was Mr. Glenn's long-barreled AK-47, with a black plastic Slide Fire bump stock affixed to it so neatly that it looked like a seamless part of the weapon.
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The campaign, which was first launched last month after Hurricane Harvey battered the Gulf Coast, expanded its efforts after hurricanes Irma and Maria barreled through other regions of the U.S. View the discussion thread.
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Typhoon Mangkhut barreled into southern China on Sunday after lashing the northern Philippines with strong winds and heavy rain that left at least 36 people dead and dozens more feared buried in a landslide.
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The last time a hurricane hit Texas was 2008, when Hurricane Ike barreled into Galveston, only miles from Texas City and the Houston Ship Channel and their high concentration of refineries and chemical plants.
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Nalini Liyanage said eight people were in her house when they heard the initial explosion, and they immediately left the house and ran as neighboring houses barreled toward them on a wave of waste.
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Scientists say climate change likely contributed to severe weather in 2019 such as a heatwave in Europe and Hurricane Dorian which killed at least 50 people when it barreled through the Bahamas in September.
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The version of Ms. Minaj painted by Remy Ma here is fraudulent, domineering, petty, perhaps because Remy Ma doesn't see Ms. Minaj as a pop legend, but rather a door to be barreled through.
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The teenage Moran barreled her way out of a council-estate upbringing into a precocious career as a music writer, and she has since become one of Britain's most recognizable print and broadcast personalities.
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This explosive jazz drummer has barreled and brushed through some of the most important jazz releases over the past 30 years, working alongside heavyweights like Wynton and Branford Marsalis, McCoy Tyner, and Michael Brecker.
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Officials in Texas were criticized when they chose not to mandate evacuations as Hurricane Harvey barreled through Houston, yet the same city suffered terrible gridlock during efforts to evacuate from Hurricane Rita in 2005.
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As a massive tornado barreled through Alabama's Lee County on Sunday, leveling homes and ripping trees from the ground, residents scrambled to take cover, using whatever means possible to try to survive the deadly storm.
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MarketWatch writes: U.S. oil prices remained higher early Wednesday traded as Hurricane Florence barreled toward the East Coast, boosting demand for crude and raising worries about disruptions to gasoline flows and pipelines in the region.
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The authorities described an arsenal that included three short-barreled rifles, one of which had been stripped of its serial number, as well as silencers and materials that could be used to make explosive devices.
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The Florida Keys were particularly hard hit, with federal officials saying that 25 percent of homes were destroyed and 65 percent suffered major damage when Irma barreled ashore on Sunday as a Category 4 hurricane.
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Westbrook barreled up the court, briefly handing the ball off to Steven Adams near midcourt before getting the ball and firing it to George in the corner for what proved to be the game-winner.
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The Associated Press reported that the assailant, who has not yet been public identified, was armed with a long-barreled weapon and killed a policeman and civilian outside the Reina nightclub in Istanbul's Ortakoy district.
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He may walk away now, if current polls hold, as the overwhelmed "Kenosha political operative" who got caught flat-footed as the Trump Train barreled over his party and plans for a more inclusive GOP.
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The holes in the straw can be round, triangular, star-shaped, even double-barreled, and a second color can be used to accent the hole or create baked-in glass patterns on the bead's face.
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Federal officials are investigating a fatal plane crash in Connecticut that left one person dead and another injured on Tuesday after it barreled into a utility pole near a jet engine manufacturing company, reports say.
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It barreled into the Florida Keys island chain on Sunday, packing sustained winds of up to 603 miles per hour (215 km per hour) before plowing up the Gulf Coast of the state and dissipating.
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Washington (CNN)When Hurricane Maria barreled across Puerto Rico, devastating buildings with wind and flooding and wiping out the power infrastructure, the safety and livelihood of more than 210.1 million Americans hung in the balance.
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Nice was an even more direct, if far deadlier, echo of a 2011 rampage in which an Arab-Israeli man's truck barreled down a Tel Aviv street for a mile, killing one and wounding 17.
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The breach let loose a wall of water that barreled through the towns of Piru, Fillmore, and Santa Paula on a 54-mile trip to the Pacific, leveling homes and killing more than 400 people.
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Britain launched a 30 billion-pound ($39 billion) economic stimulus plan just hours after the Bank of England slashed interest rates, a double-barreled package aimed at warding off the risk of a coronavirus recession.
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My traveling companion — a cat who refused to use the litter box on the back seat — was perched on my headrest, her claws gripping my scalp as eighteen-wheelers barreled past us in the dark.
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Ten days after 9/11, a white supremacist named Mark Stroman came into the gas station where Bhuiyan was working behind the counter, pointed a double barreled shotgun at his face, and pulled the trigger.
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Hurricane Maria barreled through the islands that curve through the Caribbean on Monday night as it quickly grew into "a potentially catastrophic Category 260 hurricane" and made landfall in Dominica, the National Weather Service said.
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It was as if a train had barreled through my house, devastating my entire family in the process, and all anyone could think to do was ask me to tell them more about this train.
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Britain launched a 30 billion-pound ($39 billion) economic stimulus plan just hours after the Bank of England slashed interest rates, a double-barreled package aimed at warding off the risk of a coronavirus recession.
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Britain launched a 113 billion-pound ($39 billion) economic stimulus plan just hours after the Bank of England slashed interest rates, a double-barreled package aimed at warding off the risk of a coronavirus recession.
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It barreled into the Florida Keys island chain on Sunday, packing sustained winds of up to 130 miles per hour (215 km per hour) before plowing up the Gulf Coast of the state and dissipating.
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The waves barreled across the Indian Ocean and drowned vacationers on Thai beaches, ripped apart thousands of homes and killed whole families in Indonesia, and washed up on shores as far away as South Africa.
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I was just trying to gather it back up and lose the spots we were gonna lose but go on, and then, some cars barreled in pretty fast from behind and caused a pile-up.
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Tropical Storm Gordon on Tuesday barreled toward central U.S. Gulf Coast, where it was expected to become a hurricane and bring high winds and heavy rain to the region, the National Hurricane Center (NHC) said.
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Then for the touchdown he turned to his other strength, running, and barreled past defenders for a 30-yard score Alabama led 31-28, but Watson still had an opportunity for a two-minute drill.
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Days before Hurricane Harvey barreled into the Texas coast on Friday, home improvement retailers were preparing truckloads of lumber, shingles and other materials that property owners in the storm-raked communities will need to rebuild.
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But Trump barreled into his second NATO summit, as he did his first, and with a litany of public complaints about alliance members&apos "delinquent" defense spending, as well as a German-Russian gas pipeline deal.
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In addition to domestic violence, Foster was also charged with felony possession of an assault weapon after officers found a Sig Sauer 516 short-barreled rifle in his home while investigating Ennis&apos domestic violence report.
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Image: NASA Earth ObservatoryOctober 5th, 73: After losing a little of its edge during its trek over mountainous Haiti and eastern Cuba, Matthew barreled on toward the Bahamas, still large enough to pose a serious threat.
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Nearly a week after catastrophic rains barreled down on Louisiana, burying swaths of the state underwater, residents are still struggling to recover from what could be the worst U.S. natural disaster since 2012's Hurricane Sandy.
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This thing wasn't ready to be evaluated as a fully functioning device, but until Monday afternoon, Samsung barreled ahead, set on releasing an unfinished phone like it was a buggy game that could be patched later.
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But as he barreled into the right side of the line, where he might have expected to plow into a pile of defenders, a funny thing happened: Janovich raced 28 yards for a touchdown, virtually untouched.
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San Ysidro In 22012, a 2165-year-old armed with a long-barreled Uzi, a shotgun and a handgun killed 1403 children and adults at a McDonald's before police ended the rampage by killing the gunman.
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And his presidential agenda was a double-barreled anachronism: 30 years too late, as an echo of the Hamiltonian program of the 1790s; over a hundred years too early, as a preview of the New Deal.
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Cyclone Kenneth barreled into the province of Cabo Delgado last week, knocking out power at Parivos' School for Teachers of the Future, damaging 213 college buildings and cutting roads linking to the main city of Pemba.
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Such a discussion could also allow a better airing of ways other than trade, including workforce development investments, to help American workers and communities adjust to the double-barreled assault of global competition and new technologies.
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Florida Governor Rick Scott declared a state of emergency, closing schools and government offices throughout much of the state as the storm barreled toward its northern Gulf Coast, including the cities of St. Petersburg and Tampa.
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Then, facing third-and-23 deep in Washington territory, Stidham handed off inside to Whitlow, who knocked over a Washington safety as he barreled into the end zone to cap a 220-play, 76-yard drive.
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Instead, he barreled forward with a vote on the Secure and Protect Act, a bill that would require asylum seekers from Central America to apply for asylum outside the US in their home countries and Mexico.
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The resulting implements — dandelion diggers and spades from handguns, double-sided hoes from thick-barreled assault rifles — would be used to grow vegetables at two public agricultural high schools and at community gardens throughout the city.
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The crash this week was eerily reminiscent of one just two years ago in Philadelphia, where an Amtrak train barreled into a sweeping curve at 106 miles an hour before jumping the tracks and rolling over.
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Irma strengthened into a highly dangerous Category 5.73 storm, with winds of 157 mph or higher, on Tuesday as it barreled toward the Caribbean and the southern United States, threatening deadly winds, storm surges and flooding.
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But that perception was shattered in early October when Hurricane Matthew barreled inland and sent water pouring around a levee built along the Tar River and into the town, inundating hundreds of homes, including Ms. Cobb's.
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At least 183 people are dead after Typhoon Phanfone, known locally as Typhoon Ursula, barreled into the country's central islands, toppling transmission towers, tearing off roofs, damaging homes and disrupting flights during the busy Christmas period.
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There is perhaps no kind of liquor snob who takes their snobbery more seriously than a whiskey lover, who will likely talk your ear off about the intricacies of the barreled beverage if given the opportunity.
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That is a story we all know by now, as Amazon has barreled ever forward like a giant Borg, a term I also use for Google, the Borg of Information, and Facebook, the Borg of Social Media.
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Willa's fierce winds eased as the storm barreled inland over Mexico early on Wednesday, unleashing heavy rains after causing power outages and toppling trees on the coast, though no deaths have been reported, officials and forecasters said.
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"The central bank should pause its double-barreled blitz of higher interest rates and tighter liquidity," Drunkenmiller, a former member of the Fed board and now CEO of the Duquesne Family Office, said in the op-ed.
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The King of Spain, Felipe VI, on Friday led a moment of silence in Barcelona's famous Catalonia Square less than a day after a van barreled into the city's popular Las Ramblas tourist district, killing 13 people.
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That coupled with the inadvertent violation of Soviet airspace by another US spy plane put pressure on both Khrushchev and Kennedy to find a quick way to end this crisis before it barreled completely out of control.
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It's also hard to know which of Palihapitiya's comments may have struck a nerve, though he accused early employees of knowing on some level that the platform could prove unhealthy but adding that they barreled forward anyway.
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President Wilson arrives on the scene with lines like, "Let's party," while his stash of firearms includes a huge double-barreled shotgun that slots into place from two rotating caches stored in his suit's giant shoulder blades.
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Al-Qayyara, Iraq (CNN)The Iraqi Army Humvees barreled across the Nineveh province moonscape toward the town of al-Qayyara, the next front line in the military quest to dislodge ISIS from the sprawling city of Mosul.
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He slipped out of a heavily defended compound as Mexican soldiers barreled in before dawn, ducking into an escape route hidden behind a closet and sneaking into the sewers before he was finally caught, officials said Monday.
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The severe weather is the result of a larger storm system that has barreled across the Southeast all weekend, with the tornado threat slated to move up the East Coast toward the Carolinas by late Sunday night.
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We're told Tara and Eli James got married on November 11 ... just 3 days after the Woolsey fire barreled down the hills and scorched nearly 100k acres, destroyed more than 1,500 structures and displaced nearly 300k people.
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But on Thursday afternoon, as Hurricane Matthew barreled toward Central Florida and the Capriles considered their old apartment and 10-month-old daughter, their place of asylum was much more immediate: the cafeteria at Odyssey Middle School.
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According to prosecutors, Mr. Henry walked around looking for an ideal spot to mimic a 2016 Bastille Day attack in Nice, France, in which a truck barreled through a crowd of spectators, killing more than 80 people.
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Valdimar Gray was delivering packages for Amazon at the height of the pre-Christmas rush when his three-ton van barreled into an 220-year-old grandmother, crushing her diaphragm, shattering several ribs, and fracturing her skull.
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The scenes of destruction along Cuba's north central coast were similar to those seen in other Caribbean islands over the last week as Irma barreled in for a direct hit at Ciego de Avila province around midnight.
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Mangkhut, with hurricane-force winds well over 200 km per hour (124 miles per hour), barreled past the northern tip of the Philippines on Saturday, killing at least 50 people, the majority of them due to landslides.
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Navy exercises option, stuns No. 6 Houston ANNAPOLIS, Md. — The sixth-ranked Houston Cougars spent much of a frustrating afternoon bouncing off Navy quarterback Will Worth as he barreled for yards in the Midshipmen's powerful triple-option attack.
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Rather, kids who looked as young as twelve barreled down the streets in big rigs trucks and SUVs, and little ones keeping close to the tall fences outside their homes flipped us off for no reason at all.
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As the Browns barreled towards an 0-16 record in 2016, McNeil came up with the idea of the parade which was derailed when the Browns pulled off a Christmas Eve miracle victory over the San Diego Chargers.
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The 31-year-old architect was rescued from the cold river after the attack, where she was seen floating face-down by witnesses after a terrorist barreled his vehicle into pedestrians on Westminster Bridge, the Associated Press reported.
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LOS ANGELES – An attorney for the family of an Italian honeymooner who was killed when a driver barreled down Southern California&aposs popular Venice Beach Boardwalk says Los Angeles has approved a $12 million settlement in the case.
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"The police, the bad guys, the C.I.A., the soccer moms — everybody with authority has a black Suburban," he explained as he barreled down Interstate 228 toward the border, making a slight detour for a strawberry ice cream cone.
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CHENNAI, India (Reuters) - A cyclone barreled into the southeast coast of India on Monday, killing at least four people and bringing down trees and power lines as authorities moved tens of thousands of people from low-lying areas.
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And at the same time, the double-barreled eruptions in the Senate in recent days — one from the nominee himself and another from Senator Lindsey Graham, Republican of South Carolina — have touched a deep nerve inside conservative America.
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"Muswere claimed that he was printing the firearms for a 'dystopian' university film project but he has not explained why he included the component parts necessary to make a lethal barreled weapon," said acting Detective Sergeant Jonathan Roberts.
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Not long after, exhausted by his missions and drained by his tumultuous commuter marriage with Marton, Holbrooke barreled into the White House, sweating and pasty-faced, to make yet another effort to wrangle a private session with Obama.
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This week, Mr. Trump has once again made clear that his usual media blitzing does not slow for anyone, and he has barreled forward to showcase the new and politically tribal reality that he has promised his supporters.
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" Trump kicked off the morning after the Cowboys' 28-17 victory with double-barreled tweets, noting both the anger that fans in Glendale exhibited but also appearing to praise the Cowboys for standing during "The Star-Spangled Banner.
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In six months as secretary of state, Rex Tillerson did not set foot there — until Tuesday, when he popped in to deliver a double-barreled message to North Korea about its rapidly expanding nuclear weapons and missile programs.
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The eighty-year-old statute, long dormant and nearly forgotten until Trump barreled into the presidency, had by this time tripped up Paul Manafort, Trump's former campaign chair, as well as Mike Flynn, Trump's former national security adviser.
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Behind the scenes, the Republican and Democratic staffers on the House Judiciary antitrust subcommittee worked side-by-side as they amassed millions of documents from tech companies, even as the full committee barreled through the hyperpartisan impeachment process.
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CAIRO — A speeding train barreled into Cairo's main railway station on Wednesday, crashing into a platform and setting off a fireball that swept through the crowded station, leaving at least 5003 people dead and dozens injured, officials said.
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A cyclone barreled into eastern India on Friday, bringing down trees and power lines and "extensively" damaging the tourist town of Puri, but there were no early reports of casualties with a million people evacuated before it made landfall.
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HIGHLIGHTS More than 1.5 million people were ordered to evacuate their homes along the U.S. Atlantic coast as Hurricane Florence, a Category 4 storm and the most powerful to menace the Carolinas in nearly three decades, barreled in today.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Two influential Federal Reserve officials on Thursday sharpened their public case for acting, quickly if needed, to support the U.S. economy, reviving bets the central bank may deliver a double-barreled interest rate cut this month.
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Governor Ricardo Rossello warned the storm was expected to continue to drop rain on the island's western side, raising the risk of landslides, even as it barreled toward Turks and Caicos, with forecasters saying it would eventually hit Florida.
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Altuve was the runner who barreled down on catcher Gary Sanchez at the end of Game 2625, scoring the winning run all the way from first base as shortstop Didi Gregorius's one-hop throw squirted out of Sanchez's glove.
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It was the last day of an annual grand tournament, and most of the 11,000 fans in attendance sat on mats and cheered the loinclothed wrestlers as they barreled into each other with forces that seemed to defy physics.
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LUMBERTON, North Carolina — Residents in Lumberton, one of the poorest towns in the United States, hadn't yet recovered from the last hurricane when Florence barreled in last week, dumping record amounts of rain and flooding towns throughout the state.
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SAN JUAN, P.R. — Hurricane Irma, one of the most powerful Atlantic storms ever recorded, battered the islands of the northeast Caribbean early Wednesday, leaving severe damage in its wake as it barreled toward the Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico.
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The Trump administration opened a double-barreled critique on Monday of what it described as a limp European response to the crisis in Venezuela, renewing demands for tougher sanctions against President Nicolás Maduro's government and more aid for refugees.
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The debate over the shape of the trial came as House Democrats barreled ahead with their plan to hold a vote to impeach the president on two charges: abuse of the powers of his office and obstruction of Congress.
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Defense Secretary James Mattis and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo have fired a double-barreled salvo of demands for a peace in Yemen because the war -- which the US has backed there -- is now seen by DC as toxic.
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Luck hit Donte Moncrief for 39 yards on the first play, and Frank Gore barreled through the defense for his second touchdown of the day, this one a 20123-yarder that made it 31-13 with 9:35 remaining.
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Winds gusting up to 200 kph (124 mph) damaged homes and structures and tore down trees and signage as it barreled through central islands south of the capital, as it moved across the archipelago toward the South China Sea.
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In that crime, using what appeared to be a long-barreled semiautomatic rifle, Mr. Ransom instructed employees to hand over cash and phones, according to Detective Santangelo's testimony; he filled his duffel bag with 25 cellphones and about $1,000.
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But Senate Republicans claim the double-barreled veto fights, on legislation to curtail the U.S. role in Yemen's civil war and block Trump's national emergency declaration on the southern border, aren't intended to be a personal condemnation of Trump.
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Its divers eagerly scoured the wreck, pulling up a gold ring belonging to the ship's captain, belt buckles, a cannon, a long-barreled pistol, two bottles of rum, scabbards, toothbrushes (sans bristles), a pewter spoon, and hundreds of other items.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A winter storm that could bury parts of the U.S. Middle Atlantic region under 3 feet (90 cm) of snow slammed into Washington on Friday, threatening the nation's capital with record accumulations as it barreled up the East Coast.
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"The U.S.-China trade ceasefire gave traders and investors a double-barreled shot of upbeat news, following last week's surprisingly dovish comments coming from U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Jay Powell," Kitco Metals senior analyst Jim Wyckoff said in a note.
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"We prepared for Irma but Maria ruined us," Comissiong recalled, describing the 165-mile winds that barreled into the hospital as nurses and doctors rushed to pull patients from their beds and get them downstairs before the windows burst open.
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The Russia matter presents a double-barreled threat to congressional Republicans: It could impede healthcare and tax initiatives that already were languishing and it could hurt efforts to hold onto their majorities in the House and Senate in 2018 midterm elections.
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NEW YORK, July 18 (Reuters) - Two influential Federal Reserve officials on Thursday sharpened their public case for acting quickly to support the U.S. economy, reviving bets that the central bank may deliver a double-barreled interest rate cut this month.
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A beloved California mom and dog walker was killed Tuesday when a man leading police in a high-speed car chase barreled into her car, killing her and five of the six dogs she was bringing to a local park.
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The man injures her with the one shot he gets off from his long-barreled rifle but then can do nothing as the incensed creature slaps, claws, bites, rips open and steps on him with her giant paws before retreating.
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To explain why he refers to Stratolaunch that way, the septuagenarian springs out of his chair and looks toward the ceiling with his jaw theatrically dropped, as if the double-barreled white beast has suddenly appeared in his living room.
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Ted Cruz cinched double-barreled victories in Kansas and Maine, and Donald Trump captured Louisiana and Kentucky in Saturday's four-state round of Republican voting, fresh evidence that there's no quick end in sight to the fractious GOP race for president.
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Earlier: Officers fired shots at an SUV that barreled past a security checkpoint at President Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort Friday, leading to a car and helicopter chase before officers were able to stop the vehicle and arrest two people.
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McDonald's in San Ysidro 21 killed July 18, 1984 - In San Ysidro, California, 41-year-old James Huberty, armed with a long-barreled Uzi, a pump-action shotgun and a handgun, shoots and kills 21 adults and children at a McDonald's.
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The truck ran over scores of people as it barreled down the Promenade des Anglais for more than a mile before police officers finally stopped it by shooting to death the driver, Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel, a 603-year-old Tunisian.
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McDonald's in San Ysidro: 21 killed July 18, 1984 - In San Ysidro, California, 41-year-old James Huberty, armed with a long-barreled Uzi, a pump-action shotgun and a handgun, shoots and kills 21 adults and children at a McDonald's.
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The ATF originally ruled in 2012 that since the pistol brace attached to the shooter's forearm and was used to help stabilize the weapon, it was fine to use because it didn't turn the pistol into a short-barreled rifle.
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As the storm barreled toward Puerto Rico, Trump took to Twitter to trash the island's dire financial situation, attacked the mayor of San Juan, and scolded the island for being ungrateful for the federal aid its received — from its own government.
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"All we could think was, 'Flooding, flooding, flooding,'" said Jessica Brown, who lives in Jefferson City, Missouri's capital, where a wide, dense tornado barreled through on Wednesday, a day when officials had been preparing for flooding from the nearby Missouri River.
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A fast-moving fire exploded in Northern California on Thursday, forcing thousands of residents to flee their homes, damaging hundreds of structures and injuring firefighters and civilians as the blaze tore through more than 2100,000 acres and barreled toward Chico, Calif.
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G.M. Abdul Quader, the joint secretary of Bangladesh's Ministry of Disaster Management and Relief, said the authorities had prepared aggressively for the storm, Cyclone Fani, which barreled up the Bay of Bengal with wind speeds of 120 miles per hour.
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The rescues unfolded as winter's icy grip unleashed a storm named Eleanor that barreled across Europe, setting off a deadly avalanche in the Austrian Alps, where two German skiers were killed on Friday near Kals in Tyrol State, according to Bild.
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McDonald's in San Ysidro: 21 killed July 18, 1984 -- In San Ysidro, California, 41-year-old James Huberty, armed with a long-barreled Uzi, a pump-action shotgun and a handgun, shoots and kills 21 adults and children at a McDonald's.
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But he barreled forward as he engaged Mr. Trump in a discussion about what he should say to his constituents in New Jersey about the Trump administration's immigration policies that have led to migrant families being separated at the southwestern border.
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After a car barreled into a crowd of counterprotesters and killed a 32-year-old woman, the organizer of the "Unite the Right" rally, Jason Kessler, was heckled, punched and forced to flee a news conference by an angry crowd.
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And then there is Palantir, which barreled into data mining and built a significant business in both the private and government sectors but whose attempts to justify a $25 billion or more valuation in public markets have not borne fruit.
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Trump's defense in the Senate was double-barreled: The lawyers denied that he conditioned military aid for Ukraine on an announcement of an investigation of the Bidens, and also contended that even if he did it, it wasn't an impeachable offense.
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The other must-see, only because a lot of people seem to be seeing it, is the double-barreled rollout of new sculpture by Damien Hirst, presented by the François Pinault Foundation at the Palazzo Grassi and Punta della Dogana.
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"We have plenty of resources, both monetary, staff and commodities, to respond to the storm," Jeff Byard, FEMA's associate administrator for the Office and Response and Recovery, told reporters during a morning briefing as Hurricane Florence barreled toward the Carolina coast.
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McDonald's in San Ysidro: 210 killed July 214, 19863 - In San Ysidro, California, 21986-year-old James Huberty, armed with a long-barreled Uzi, a pump-action shotgun and a handgun, shoots and kills 214 adults and children at a McDonald's.
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She and her husband bought it from her mother and uncle in 1995, after her grandfather's death, discovering inside the old farmhouse hand-whittled crutches, a double-barreled shotgun and a newspaper announcing the start of the Spanish-American War.
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Mr. Ortiz explained that aid efforts began soon after the first natural disaster, Hurricane Harvey, barreled into Texas in late August, and intensified when the first earthquake hit Mexico and Guatemala, followed by Hurricane Irma deluging the Caribbean and Florida.
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McDonald's in San Ysidro: 21 killed July 18, 19993 - In San Ysidro, California, 41-year-old James Huberty, armed with a long-barreled Uzi, a pump-action shotgun and a handgun, shoots and kills 21 adults and children at a McDonald's.
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Although both men later tempered their remarks, the double-barreled assault on The Post and Amazon is reminiscent of President Trump, who has repeatedly attacked Mr. Bezos, The Post's coverage of his administration, and Amazon — often all in the same tweet.
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BRIANCON, France — The Tour de France rookie Primoz Roglic scaled the race's highest peak and barreled down the other side at 45 miles per hour to hold off the competition on the famed Galibier climb and win Stage 17 on Wednesday.
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Hurricane Irma strengthened into a highly dangerous Category 503 storm on Tuesday as it barreled toward the Caribbean and the southern United States, threatening deadly winds, storm surges and flooding as Texas and Louisiana was still reeling from devastating Hurricane Harvey.
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As the Senate barreled toward a final vote on Kavanaugh, Coons found himself nostalgic for the era when McCain, who passed away in August after a year-long battle with brain cancer, could work with former Vice President Joe Biden.
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As a consequence, Bush introduced an omnibus crime bill that funded new prisons, broadened the federal use of the death penalty, and raised mandatory minimums for people who used short-barreled rifles, sawed-off shotguns, and machine guns in crimes.
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Well, they played old songs, they played one of the new singles off September's For Ever (sadly, they omitted "House in LA"), and also barreled through a load of material from that second album, which fans wouldn't have heard yet.
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After the terrorist attack on Tuesday in New York City, when a man rented a truck and barreled down a bike lane to kill as many pedestrians as possible, leaving eight dead and another dozen injured, I went back with more questions.
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It recounts various now-baffling true stories about nonhuman defendants, such as a sow, a colony of termites, and a cartwheel (which spun off its axle and killed someone as it barreled down the street), that were tried and even punished for crimes.
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Roark cruised through three hitless innings before Yelich barreled up an 88-mph slider to the back of the second deck in right for a home run leading off the fourth, extending the reigning National League MVP's hitting streak to 17 games.
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With more than 20 years of experience as a taxi operator, Mr. Kurt said he disliked how Uber barreled into Frankfurt in early 2014, using primarily unlicensed drivers who had not passed the same exams and health checks required of licensed drivers.
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As a result, the hashtag "#JusticeForJanet" began trending during his 2018 Super Bowl set.. Man of the Woods follows 2006's FutureSex/LoveSounds, and 2013's double-barreled The 20/20 Experience Parts One and Two to the top of the charts.
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NEW YORK/HOUSTON (Reuters) - Oil traders were scrambling on Tuesday to move crude and fuel supplies through ports in Louisiana as Tropical Storm Harvey barreled toward the state, threatening to close the last major oil terminals still operating on the U.S. Gulf Coast.
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SAN SALVADOR (Reuters) - A strong earthquake off the Pacific Coast of Central America shook the region on Thursday just as a hurricane barreled into the Caribbean coasts of Nicaragua and Costa Rica, but there were no immediate reports of any quake damage.
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Using a ski pole as a crutch to support the left leg he injured when he barreled into the safety netting at the Yongpyong Alpine Centre, the 27-year-old said he did not think it was serious but he was nonetheless crestfallen.
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As Hurricane Florence barreled toward the state on Wednesday, Waddell packed up her family to seek shelter with relatives and said she was ready to leave town for good - just as many businesses and hundreds of residents did after Matthew in 2016.
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Presumably psyching himself up with the thought of a glorious, stress-free day off, the guy reportedly lit up a cig (inside!), sprinted to the nearest gate, and barreled out onto the tarmac, making a beeline for the first plane he saw.
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MANILA (Reuters) - A typhoon that barreled into northern Philippine provinces on Sunday has further weakened as it moved toward the South China Sea, but the local weather bureau said it was closely monitoring another storm that could enter the eastern boundary by Monday.
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He mentioned Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands, both of which suffered the brunt of mammoth hurricanes that barreled through the Caribbean, but he did not mention the hundreds of thousands of residents who remain without power in the islands months later.
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For example, without data from NOAA's weather satellites, meteorologists would have falsely told East Coast Americans that Hurricane Sandy was heading out to sea, instead of alerting them of the urgent need to evacuate as the deadly storm barreled up the East Coast.
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NFA weapons range from fully automatic machine guns to silencers, short-barreled rifles and shotguns, tanks, cannons, and bazookas—basically anything you've seen in a certain kind of action movie—as well as obscurities like the Marble Game Getter and pen gun.
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A pass-interference penalty on Janoris Jenkins, who shoved Patterson from behind, gave Minnesota first-and-goal at the 223, and Matt Asiata barreled over for the score — the first rushing touchdown of the season for the Vikings, the league's worst rushing team.
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But as an outfielder, Smith is still raw and it showed last week when the Mets lost an extra-inning game to the San Francisco Giants after he barreled into shortstop Amed Rosario on a pop fly and knocked the ball loose.
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As Hurricane Irma barreled down on his state, a county sheriff in Florida said on Wednesday that law enforcement authorities would check the identities of people who turn up at shelters and take to jail anyone found to have an active arrest warrant.
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State Police said the 220 Ford Excursion limousine barreled down one roadway and passed through the T-intersection where the two highways intersect without stopping, crashing into another vehicle, an unoccupied 22 Toyota Highlander, before landing in a shallow ravine beyond the road.
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WASHINGTON — As Congress barreled toward a government shutdown Thursday evening, Representative Nancy Pelosi, the Californian who has led House Democrats for 15 years, gathered her troops to urge them to vote no on a spending bill that would keep the government open.
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The victory came at a price for the Rockies as left fielder Gerardo Parra was carted off the field with what appeared to be a serious injury to his lower left leg after shortstop Trevor Story barreled into him while chasing a flyout.
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A storm packing heavy snow and high winds that wreaked havoc as it whipped through Colorado, Wyoming and Nebraska marched into the upper Midwest on Wednesday as anxious Thanksgiving travelers buckled up and barreled headlong into a busy, if not perilous, holiday week.
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That was less intense than four days ago, when as a super typhoon with wind speeds of over 1053 kph barreled through the Marianas, a U.S. Western Pacific archipelago of 52,000 people, tearing off roofs, overturning vehicles and cutting off power and water.
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Thundersticks were allowed–and the Korean throngs certainly got the memo–but each time an archer drew his bow, urgent "shushing" was followed by a severe hush and a whir as his thin, barreled arrow flew up to 160 miles per hour.
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Cyclone Fani barreled ashore in India as a Category 4 storm early Friday, bringing extreme winds and storm surge flooding to the city of Puri and points to the north and east, but a threat looms for a more far-flung location: the Himalayas.
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Though the first play of Pet the Pup at the Party definitely carried some tension, replays became increasingly fun as I barreled past grim hipsters and creeps checking me out over tilted sunglasses in order to find radiating doggo souls to align myself with.
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Sherrod Brown barreled into a regular Capitol Hill luncheon with his fellow Democrats on April 22003 fuming and waving a Wall Street Journal opinion editorial calling for funding President Trump's proposed tax cuts "the Reagan way," including gradually raising the Social Security retirement age.
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Facebook has intentionally kept ad unit pricing for Stories 20 percent to 50 percent lower than News Feed as it works to improve performance and could bring a double-barreled benefit to ad revenue growth if it can improve ad efficacy, Morgan Stanley analysts said.
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Battling with Hawaii for the better part of 30 minutes and not being able to pull away, Robert Carter barreled down the lane, drew the block and completed the and-one play to put Maryland up 52-41 with 8:13 left in the game.
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A photo from hurricane hunters taken inside the eye of Hurricane Dorian on Sunday showed the heart of the mega-storm as it barreled toward the US.The photo was taken by Garrett Black, a meteorologist in the US Air Force's 53rd Weather Reconnaissance Squadron.
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Instead, they were killed when the oversized limousine they were traveling in barreled through an intersection that is known locally for its danger and crashed into an unoccupied car — and two other people, killing them — before coming to a rest in a shallow ravine.
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CreditCreditAllison V. Smith for The New York Times FORT WORTH — The 3-year-old boy who could upend a 163-year-old law aimed at protecting Native American children barreled into the suburban living room, merrily defying his parents' prediction that he might be shy.
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WASHINGTON — The United States on Wednesday barreled closer to imposing tariffs on all Mexican imports as high-stakes negotiations at the White House failed to immediately resolve President Trump's demand that Mexico prevent a surge of Central American migrants from flowing across the southwestern border.
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Given that sidewalks on Lexington Avenue, where Bloomingdale's stands, are narrower than those on Fifth, a retail consultant had to be called in to devise a solution for pileups caused when frenzied holiday shoppers barreled into those who paused at the windows to gawp.
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With shirttails or coattails flying, skaters like Jazz Leeb, Caleb Yuan, Shane Medanich and Manu Kondo (the sole woman) barreled and spun and rotated across the ramps with, in the background, Mr. Choe and his thrash-rock band, Mangchi, blaring away at eardrum-bending volume.
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If she found the setting ironic, it was one of the few things she did not show that weekend as she barreled through four appearances at the expansive south Florida strip club, which is equipped with hot tubs, a full-service restaurant and roof deck.
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JERUSALEM — Having failed to form a government after two elections, Israel barreled toward a record third on Wednesday, extending the political deadlock that has paralyzed the country for nearly a year and assuring at least three more months of bitter, divisive campaigning and government dysfunction.
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On a dimming December afternoon, Mr. Driver settled his sinewy 6-foot-3-inch frame into a sofa at the Crosby Street Hotel in Manhattan, where moments earlier he had barreled into the room toward a bathroom, unaware of an interviewer in his midst.
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FEMA is being stretched thin as it also deploys workers to Puerto Rico in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria, which barreled down on the Caribbean island about a week after Irma and has left most of the U.S. commonwealth's 2000 million residents without electricity.
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A man wearing a Make America Great Again hat barreled into the press pit at President Donald Trump's rally in El Paso, Texas, Monday night and started shoving reporters, knocking over their equipment, and yelling "Fuck the media," minutes after the president had lashed out at journalists.
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As Hurricane Irma barreled toward Florida in the early days of September, immigration advocates and public safety officials raised concerns that people living in the US illegally would not seek help or shelter for fear that doing so would expose them to arrest and possible deportation.
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The new Moschino collection, cartoonishly printed with remixes from the British Pop artists Gilbert & George, was loud and bright; the models, in neon suits and jeans, barreled out slicked with paint about the hair, ears and sunglasses, as if they hadn't even had time to clean up.
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Francois was intercepted on Florida State's ensuing drive by Clemson linebacker Tre Lamar, leading to a third straight Tigers touchdown as defensive tackle Christian Wilkins moved to offense for one play and barreled across the goal line for a 1-yard score to make it 21-0.
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In the second inning in Cleveland last night, Los Angeles Dodgers outfielder Yasiel Puig hit a home run to center field and proceeded to race around the bases, touch home plate, and gave some Indians fans a double-barreled finger on his way into the dugout.
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Condemnation It was only as the furor barreled into Monday, with Trump fueling the fire, that the condemnations of Trump became more specific, notably from two party figures who are walking a knife edge in their own re-election races because of the uproar Trump has fanned.
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"The first thing I heard was the explosion of it hitting the bumper block," he said, describing how the train "flew through the air" and barreled along the concourse, causing part of the station's roof to collapse on top of it before screeching to a halt.
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Bob the Drag Queen, having just lip-synced to a Shirley Bassey number backed up by four tuxedo-clad male dancers, barreled through, kicking off her heels, peeling off her wig, and spinning around so Luis AlvarezSchacht, her assistant, could unzip and yank off her dress.
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This Netflix original rom-com features double-barreled love stories, in which two overworked assistants (played by Zoey Deutch and Glen Powell) set up their bosses (played by Lucy Liu and Taye Diggs) to save their own social lives — and then start to fall for each other.
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A dangerous storm system, with damaging winds and large hail, cut a destructive path across part of the southeastern United States on Monday, after spawning a tornado that barreled through the Dallas-Fort Worth area late Sunday, and others in rural areas of Oklahoma and Missouri.
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As the boar barreled toward them, growing slowly but irreversibly larger, VanderMeer felt his fight-or-flight reflexes stir — yet he and his companion still had plenty of time to discuss: Should they run, counting on the boar to wear itself out and lose speed over time?
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Ms. Himmelfarb was long married to Irving Kristol, who was often called the godfather of neoconservatism, and her histories coalesced with his journalistic polemics to make them, as a couple, a double-barreled force as the United States became more conservative in the 1970s and '21959s.
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Shortly after he stole an airplane from his employer, Horizon Air ground service agent Richard Russell barreled down a runway, took off and flew the two-engine turboprop above the Puget Sound, flying in dramatic loops before crashing in a wooded area of a nearby island.
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Image: Screengrab via TwitterThis weekend Category 4 storm Hurricane Harvey, the biggest natural disaster of President Donald Trump's presidency so far, barreled into southeast Texas, whipping coastal areas with 130 miles per hour (209 kilometers per hour) winds and causing unprecedented, catastrophic flooding in the Houston/Galveston region.
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I've been saying this pretty much all year, the double-barreled was actually -- he may have borrowed that from me, that's how I've been talking about – it's how I've been phrasing it all year – that we've really been tightening interest rates in a way that's more than people understand.
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After traveling through Paris and Venice, Italy, the California couple made it to the popular Las Ramblas tourist district in Barcelona, Spain, where they were enjoying drinks Thursday evening when a van barreled into the hot-spot in what authorities are calling a terror attack, NBC News reports.
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Trudging through snow to get the right angle on a locomotive as it barreled over a winter landscape in Quebec, or framing a quiet scene where a cat rubbed against the leg of a night watchman in Hardeeville, South Carolina, Shaughnessy sought to capture every aspect of the railroad.
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The Long Island crash occurred just over a week after a New Jersey Transit commuter train barreled into a station wall at the Hoboken Terminal in New Jersey, killing a woman and injuring more than 100 other people, and raising concerns about the safety of the area's trains. Gov.
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But in 2017, it ruled that the devices could still be fired from the shoulder without being classified as a short-barreled rifle so long as the shooter didn't take "affirmative steps to configure the device for use as a shoulder-stock," such as removing the arm strap.
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As it barreled northward Thursday morning toward the Carolinas, residents in the Panhandle region emerged to assess the damage from the Category 4 hurricane, finding cars submerged, tall trees snapped in half, whole neighborhoods in pieces on the ground, power lines ripped down, and a general trail of destruction.
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PARIS — A Bastille Day fireworks celebration was shattered by death and mayhem Thursday night in the southern French city of Nice when a large truck barreled for more than a mile through an enormous crowd of spectators, crushing and maiming dozens in what France's president called a terrorist assault.
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Without two of their best starters, Danny Salazar and Carlos Carrasco; their starting catcher, Yan Gomes; and outfielder Michael Brantley, their most valuable player candidate of two years ago, the Indians claimed the A.L. Central title and lost only one playoff game as they barreled into the World Series.
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CreditCreditVictor J. Blue for The New York Times ALONG THE CAROLINAS COAST — Two weeks after a storm named Florence barreled into dozens of coastal communities — flooding homes, demolishing buildings, uprooting trees and carving up roads — its wrath and havoc continue, with entire neighborhoods still submerged and streets entirely impassable.
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The band's lead singer, Riefan Fajarsyah, fighting back tears in an Instagram post, said that his wife, two other band members and a crew member were missing, and a frantic search was underway on Sunday for survivors of the tsunami that barreled ashore at about 9:30 p.m.
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We, the Saponi people, were a historically small band that often joined with other small bands to form larger commerce-based communities, and so when the British Empire barreled through, hundreds of these smaller tribes were split up, forced to be absorbed into other tribal nations or disappear entirely.
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From the time she declared in March, Ms. Nixon showed a taste and a talent for political invective, questioning "the old boys club" that runs Albany and whether the governor was "a real Democrat," and promising to be a double-barreled trailblazer: the state's first female and gay governor.
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Regarding the immigration program, Mr. Trump said, "Chuck and Nancy would like to see something happen, and so do I." Republican leaders looked grim but resigned afterward and attributed Mr. Trump's fiscal deal to a need for unity after Harvey struck Texas and as Hurricane Irma barreled toward Florida.
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Across a broad swath of the nation's midsection, people fought on Thursday to hold back floodwaters, repair tornado damage and dry out homes and businesses, after a powerful storm front stretching nearly a thousand miles barreled through, bringing destructive winds and more than a foot of rain in places.
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" Green tweeted that the $21625 billion in additional aid requested by the White House on Friday for disaster-stricken areas like Texas, Florida and Puerto Rico fell far short of the $2900 billion requested to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey, which barreled across southeastern Texas in August. "Mr.
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Classified as a Category 4 on the five-step Saffir-Simpson scale of hurricane strength, Florence stood as the most severe storm to threaten the U.S. mainland this year and the first of its magnitude to take aim at the Carolinas since 1989, when Hurricane Hugo barreled over Charleston, South Carolina.
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What they're saying: "Given recent economic and market developments, the Fed should cease—for now—its double-barreled blitz of higher interest rates and tighter liquidity," investor Stanley Druckenmiller, who once ran George Soros' hedge fund, and former Fed governor Kevin Warsh wrote in a Wall Street Journal op-ed.
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Irma hit Florida on Sunday morning as a dangerous Category 4 storm, the second highest level on the five-step Saffir-Simpson scale, but by afternoon as it barreled up the west coast, it had weakened to a Category 2 with maximum sustained winds of 110 miles per hour (177 kph).
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After Hurricane Matthew barreled down on Haiti and parts of the Bahamas and Cuba, the storm turned its destructive attention to several states in the U.S. Florida, Georgia and the Carolinas have all been affected by the storm, which caused massive flooding in the region, uprooted trees and tore through homes.
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The deadliest of these attacks took place on July 14 of last year in Nice, France, when a driver of a 19-ton truck barreled into a crowd of Bastille Day revelers in the French seaside city of Nice, killing 86 people, including 10 children, and injuring more than 200 others.
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After staking out a hawkish position on North Korea, Abe was caught on the back foot when Trump announced he was open to a summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. Tokyo's previous warnings not to trust Pyongyang have been dropped as both Washington and Seoul barreled forward with engagement.
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A charter bus driven by a man who had been fired two years ago by the Metropolitan Transportation Authority barreled through an intersection in Queens early Monday and collided with a New York City bus, killing the charter bus driver and two other people and injuring 16 others, the authorities said.
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In addition to being the only animated Best Picture Oscar nominee, Beauty and the Beast barreled its way into a gangbusters direct-to-video sequel and this year's record-breaking remake; Disney World's Magic Kingdom recently unveiled a Beauty and the Beast land, with Tokyo Disneyland planning one of its own.
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Books of The Times Joe Mungo Reed has the sort of triple-barreled name that often comes attached to a certain kind of disheveled country music star, a Ray Wylie Hubbard or a Billy Joe Shaver or a Robert Earl Keen, men you can imagine Jeff Bridges playing in the movies.
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MIFUNE NEW YORK AND SUSHI AMANE This double-barreled Midtown East restaurant has Hiroki Yoshitake, whose specialty is a blend of French and Japanese cuisine and who received a Michelin star for it at Sola in Paris, cooking in the ground-floor dining room named for the actor Toshiro Mifune.
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Irma hit Florida on Sunday morning as a dangerous Category 4 storm, the second highest level on the five-step Saffir-Simpson scale, but by afternoon as it barreled up the west coast, it weakened to a Category 2 with maximum sustained winds of 110 miles per hour (177 kph).
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He has been charged with 23 counts of possessing an assault weapon, 17 counts of transferring a handgun with no licensed firearms dealer, 15 counts of unlawful assault weapon activity, seven counts of possessing of a short-barreled rifle or shotgun, and two counts of possessing a destructive device, according to the release.
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"To the extent that the EU has barreled forward with consent being the key, in this environment when we can't really know what's being collected about us all the time and what's being used, putting the onus on a person to use judgment to allow or disallow something could be problematic," she said.
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The devices help shooters 'fire a pistol with rifle-like accuracy'At issue is whether the pistol brace essentially converts a pistol into a short-barreled rifle, which would make the weapons subject to a series of onerous federal restrictions, including paying for a $200 tax stamp and awaiting approval from the ATF.
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"Put plainly, the N.F.I.P. is not designed to handle catastrophic losses like those caused by Harvey, Irma and Maria," Mick Mulvaney, the director of the White House Office of Management and Budget, said in a letter to members of Congress after the three huge hurricanes barreled into the United States this season.
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When Wilkie suggests to Davenport that Waters's assailants were probably not Klansmen because his uniform was not defiled — "They usually take the stripes and stuff off, before they lynch us" — it now comes across as a double-barreled insight, both a clue in the case and a tiny poem of fatalistic despair.
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President Trump barreled into London like a bowling ball on his first trip to Britain as president last year, testing the special relationship by criticizing then-Prime Minister Theresa May's approach to Brexit in the pages of The Sun ahead of his visit while praising her political rival at the time, Boris Johnson.
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That five-hour Mad Max road trip was treacherous, gorgeous and magical as we barreled through buckets of rain and heavy wind to see all the waterfalls (it's literally the land of waterfalls) and the black sand beach in Vík, with its geologically amazing cliff of basalt columns that is out of this world, PEOPLE.com.
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Read: This Short Film Takes You Inside the Strange World of Donald Trump Supporters During a rally in Buffalo, New York, on Monday, Donald Trump accidentally said "7-Eleven" when talking about the World Trade Center terrorist attacks in 2001, and then just barreled on through his speech without batting an eye, CNN reports.
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" After Thursday's terrorist attack in Barcelona, Spain — in which a van barreled into the city's popular Las Ramblas tourist district, killing 13 people and injuring 100 more — Daniels tweeted, "Did a hell of a lot of good for Spain to cave in to the terrorists when they blew up that train a few years ago.
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WASHINGTON — The entire federal appeals court in Washington said on Friday that it would take up two cases that raised the question of whether and when Congress may sue to resolve a dispute with the president, setting up a double-barreled test for establishing when the judicial branch can resolve disputes over separation of powers.
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The newspaper Libération reported on Thursday that only one municipal police car was positioned at the spot where Mr. Lahouaiej Bouhlel barreled through and onto the promenade, and it said that although national and city officials had agreed on — and stuck to — a security plan for Bastille Day, the government had misrepresented those measures after the attack.
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While we will have to wait for the NTSB to complete its investigations, facts have emerged that indicate Amtrak 220006 failed to reduce its speed as it passed signals and instead barreled down the track at 2202 miles an hour as it entered a curve rated for 2628 miles per hour, leaving many to ask: how could this happen?
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But as the investigation has barreled forward, progressive activists and left-leaning members of Congress have argued that, when the inquiry concludes and it comes time to write articles of impeachment, the resolution should be more expansive than just Ukraine and written to include earlier investigations, violations of the emoluments clause, and the president's history of racism.
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"It seems that a serac (a piece of glacial ice) broke and barreled down the couloir (a gully on a mountainside) from the top ridge of the mountain and the gust created the turbulence washing the climbers and staff from their tented camp at the base camp," said Suraj Paudyal, a member of the rescue team.
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