Kendrys Morales is barreling almost everything that comes his way.
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Plumes of acrid smoke came barreling out of tree tops.
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Congress is barreling toward a showdown over immigration in January.
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Driverless cars are barreling down on us from all directions.
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Piercing screams The barreling twisters left people stunned and communities devastated.
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And just like that, all the feels come barreling in again.
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With the shutdown barreling ahead, those visits could be pushed back.
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My daughter came barreling into our room at 6:30 am.
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Now, the state is barreling toward another key deadline on Oct.
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When he looked up he saw an ambulance barreling into view.
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Well, the bus is barreling forward, the gun has been fired.
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"I saw him barreling everything, and it was loud," Rendon said.
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A slate-gray car barreling into people standing up to racism.
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We're barreling down a highway at, like, 100 miles an hour.
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We're barreling down a highway at, like, 100 miles an hour.
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Republican leadership is barreling toward a vote to debate healthcare Tuesday.
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Congress is barreling toward a deadline to prevent a partial government shutdown.
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Sometimes they're rumors barreling down the path toward being confirmed as true.
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It could, however, come barreling at them soon like an 18-wheeler.
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Imagine a runaway trolley is barreling toward five workmen on the tracks.
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Surfers have long dreamed of technology that could create perfect barreling waves.
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A trolley is barreling toward five people tied to the tracks ahead.
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It decimated the Bahamas before barreling its way up to the Carolinas.
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The latest satellite imagery this morning shows Hurricane Irma barreling toward Florida.
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No matter how hard you paddle, you're still barreling toward a cliff.
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Barreling toward acquittal, some key Republicans say Trump has learned his lesson.
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Audiobooks We're barreling toward summer, with long drives and leisure hours ahead.
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There they go, those hunks of wood cosplaying as Camembert, barreling down streets.
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The 93-year-old soon realized a freight train was barreling toward him.
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I am the Titanic, and I am barreling straight for that iceberg hangover.
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Video shows the Charger barreling down a narrow side street packed with protesters.
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A wave the size of a three-story building comes barreling toward him.
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Rafts barreling down the slide allegedly reached speeds of up to 70 mph.
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"[W]e are barreling toward regulation," he said on our air last week.
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It didn't stop Ehlinger from barreling for a shoulder-first touchdown against Kansas.
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"Uber is a good company," he said, barreling down 47th Avenue in Queens.
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Imagine being on a spaceship, watching this storm barreling down on your family.
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They see a plane barreling down the runway, then disappearing into the fog.
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As I started this piece, yet another hurricane was barreling toward the coast.
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This is how United States now finds itself barreling toward a legitimacy crisis.
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Neiman Marcus is barreling ahead with CBD sales at five stores and online.
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Cargo trucks were barreling by and drenching his feet in plumes of water.
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A week ago, the Seahawks were barreling toward a potential No. 1 seed.
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He came barreling from the back of the room with his arms outstretched.
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Wednesday, with Trump barreling toward the GOP nomination, Cornyn was singing a different tune.
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They enabled Trump's impulsive decision to send the country barreling toward a government shutdown.
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A swirling, rushing "fire tornado" they had just escaped was now barreling alongside them.
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Irma, now barreling toward the Caribbean, formed as a tropical storm on Wednesday morning.
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Have you heard about this blizzard that is barreling towards the northeast United States?
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Shocking surveillance footage shows deer barreling over 25-year-old man in British Columbia.
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So what if people are barreling down at him ripping shots on his net?
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In separate footage, truck after truck of gunmen were shown barreling over a bridge.
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It slammed into Long Island before barreling through Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts and Vermont.
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The Republican front-runner looks like a runaway freight train barreling into Super Tuesday.
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It's unclear whether villagers are barreling toward a standoff with SpaceX over their properties.
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SUVs were barreling around sharp turns to snipe precious parking spots from lifted trucks.
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It wasn't long after that Ms. Perry came barreling past, in her cheeseburger outfit.
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But at least at present, neither Steyer nor Bloomberg is exactly barreling toward victory.
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Her bravado is on the verge of barreling into the thickets of saccharine sentimentality.
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Three weeks ago, Xavier lost its sixth consecutive game, barreling toward a hollow March.
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The charge call is designed to prevent offensive players from barreling through defensive players.
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By barreling through her interjections, they refused to allow her to, well, moderate the conversation.
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It's another to learn that a wall of flames is actually barreling toward your house.
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We need a solution that is as big as the crisis barreling down on us.
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He quickly recovered from the failed flying triangle and went barreling into the unsuspecting gringo.
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The House is also barreling toward a deadline for rolling out its fiscal 2017 budget.
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Outside, the armed suspect was behind the wheel of the RV, barreling toward the building.
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Occupational hazards include barreling trucks, barely visible potholes and taxi doors flinging open without warning.
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And, uh, what would we do if we actually spotted an asteroid barreling toward Earth?
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Separately, Florida is bracing for Hurricane Irma, a Category 5 storm barreling toward the Caribbean.
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But the organization is barreling ahead as it defends the project from critics and detractors.
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But it did not slow down before barreling into her at 39 miles per hour.
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You see the truck barreling toward you and bodies and bicycles flying through the air.
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"The Clinton gravy train has been barreling down the tracks for too long," he said.
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Car capped the 22016-play, 217-yard drive by barreling in from two yards out.
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It may all seem like odd territory for toy companies, but Playmobil was barreling ahead.
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These are the same owners who are barreling headlong toward an 18-game regular season.
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We've got hurricane Florence barreling towards the East Coast of the United States at the moment.
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The storm was barreling to the north at 22 mph with sustained winds of 80 mph.
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As the kids enter the roadway a semi-truck can be seen barreling down the road.
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Right before Hurricane Harvey came barreling down on Texas, residents had a few days to prepare.
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It'll mean fewer trucks barreling down these rural highways and fewer trains flying down the tracks.
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Hurricane Michael is currently barreling toward the 21-mile Florida Panhandle and Big Bend, where Gov.
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Tough" only a few tracks removed from the barreling garage rocker "Watch Out For Me Ronnie.
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By harnessing these innovations — and more — China mobile shopping is barreling ahead of the United States.
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Investors are barreling toward the bond market as inflows look to break a new monthly record.
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One common sign a tsunami is barreling toward a shoreline is the water receding abnormally far.
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Faced with resistance from the right, GOP leaders are now barreling forward on individual appropriations bills.
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Now, Democratic presidential hopefuls are barreling toward a crucial fundraising deadline anxious to make a splash.
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So if Russia and China are barreling ahead with medium-range missiles, couldn't the United States?
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When Hurricane Maria was barreling down, all systems developed by emergency managers showed they were prepared.
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Designing an advertising poster, Mr. Chermayeff put his elephant, lariat in hand, atop a barreling buffalo.
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Then came James, barreling down the paint after throwing a pass to himself off the backboard.
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Yale and Haerter, faced by an explosives-laden truck barreling down on them, did not flinch.
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"Four years ago today you came barreling into this world," Kelly wrote on her Instagram Thursday.
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Most of the Democratic candidates are now barreling toward the New Hampshire primary on Feb. 295.
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Congress is barreling toward a House impeachment vote and Senate trial where the results seem preordained.
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The Senate is barreling toward a battle on immigration with no clear end game in sight.
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"We have taken a giant steamliner barreling full speed," Mr. Miller said in a recent interview.
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The player knows just enough to know that things feel as if they're barreling towards tragedy.
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Rajoy hoped to stop the secession movement from barreling forward and protect his country's fragile democracy.
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But listen carefully and you can hear the whistle blowing on another train barreling down the tracks.
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Regardless, having found narrative-shifting success this autumn, there's a palpable energy barreling through the Democratic Party.
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I remember many different Rams barreling up our driveway, which always meant my dad was coming home.
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My finger froze when I saw the off-road e-bike barreling down a stoney cliffside path.
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From the tabletop, a long scroll unfurled, barreling off the monument plinth and onto the park lawn.
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At the time of writing, hurricane Irma is currently barreling its way across the Caribbean toward Florida.
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Democratic leadership have to walk a fine line between listening to activists and barreling towards a shutdown.
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But, like Hannah, I didn't listen to Luca, and instead found myself barreling toward a romantic relationship.
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Donald Trump was barreling toward the Republican nomination, and the chance to stop him was slipping away.
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Barreling toward certain death, he deployed a parachute, which left him gently swaying back to the desert.
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Other than the "freight train barreling down the lane" move, Bronny displayed all manner of Pop's repertoire.
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They help measure the distance we've traveled and illuminate the route we've been inching or barreling along.
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Key GOP primaries Republicans are barreling toward the finish line in two contentious Senate GOP primary fights.
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The self-driving truck is an 18-wheeled trick question barreling toward us from an uncertain future.
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The careful place setting occurred long before you started watching, and now the narrative is barreling ahead.
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One afternoon my editor had enough, and she came barreling out of her office toward my desk.
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Republicans are barreling toward a fight over immigration policy that could expose deep divisions in the party.
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Amaiah Jenkins, 10, emerged sweaty and panting after barreling down a slide positioned between two elephant tusks.
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In the classic version of the problem, a train is barreling down a track at five people.
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BERLIN — Seven young actors come barreling down a ramp on the stage of the Maxim Gorki Theater.
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LOS ANGELES — For weeks, Democrats had grown increasingly panicked that they were barreling toward a contested convention.
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That song, an unexpected hit last year, felt like a barreling train that refused to slow down.
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They're now out to do it through the equally sloppy and cruel tax bills barreling through Congress.
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The days-long drama began when, as Dorian was barreling toward the U.S. coastline, Trump tweeted Sept.
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Imagine being in a bucket lift, repairing a traffic light, when a truck comes barreling toward you.
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As I walked along the boardwalk past endless souvenir shops, a longboarder narrowly avoided barreling into me.
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Washington (CNN)Democratic lawmakers on Capitol Hill are barreling toward historic impeachment proceedings against President Donald Trump.
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With his engines revving hard, Doolittle released the brakes, sending the plane barreling toward the ship's edge.
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Michael's barreling through the Gulf of Mexico for an expected landfall along the Florida Panhandle this afternoon.
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A side street may seem passable, but just out of sight, a fire could be barreling down.
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But "with the big, aquisition-hungry tech companies all barreling toward semiconductors," that has changed, he said.
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The pair decided to investigate, and burst upon a dozen or so cars barreling across the frigid tundra.
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As of Thursday, when the statehouse held hearings on the plan, New Jersey Democrats were still barreling ahead.
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But if he wins, it will be another sign that Democratic momentum is strong and barreling toward November.
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But these kinds of episodes are the storytelling equivalent of a dump truck barreling through a nitroglycerin plant.
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He jumped a curb at 97th Street and Amsterdam Avenue, barreling into Ariel and her grandmother, Katia Gutierrez.
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Days later, another supersized storm was barreling toward the US: Hurricane Irma, which triggered the evacuation of millions.
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From the moment she came barreling in looking like a Roller Derby Bratz doll, Trixie was absolutely brilliant.
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Gypsy, Netflix's new Naomi Watts vehicle, feels as if it's barreling into our world from the year 2007.
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" "I was mesmerized, being able to see the intricate detail by which light refracted amongst the barreling wave.
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IN FOCUS/SHARP TAKES CONGRESS: Trump is barreling toward a showdown with Congress over his national emergency declaration.
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Senators are barreling toward a clash with the Trump administration over how to deter and respond to cyberattacks.
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Next steps Senators are barreling toward a procedural vote on Kavanaugh's nomination by the end of this week.
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The Category 3 hurricane is barreling toward Texas where it is expected to bring heavy rains and flooding.
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Meanwhile, the island is preparing for Hurricane Hector, which is barreling towards Hawaii as a Category 4 storm.
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Hurricane Matthew is barreling toward the U.S., after killing nearly 63 people on its rampage through Haiti, above.
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It's now barreling toward Puerto Rico, and is expect to hit just north of the island Wednesday afternoon.
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But where other lesbian romances fall victim to tortured tropes, Disobedience comes barreling through with heart and passion.
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A massive winter storm barreling down on the East Coast is scuttling the Senate's already brief work week.
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No, though I do often see people on hoverboards barreling down city streets while talking on their cellphones.
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And with Irma barreling toward Puerto Rico and Florida, more disaster aid is likely to be needed quickly.
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With every TV appearance and video release, Mr. Sivan is barreling ahead, his identity worn proudly but easily.
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J.P. The buzzing, barreling pop-punk blare of "No Shade" is something that Wavves can deliver by reflex.
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Marissa Blair, 2000, was inches away when the photo was taken, narrowly escaping the car barreling toward them.
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The Port of Galveston in Texas has been closed because a Category 3 hurricane is barreling toward it.
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The week-old inquiry is barreling forward, even with lawmakers out of town for a two-week recess.
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A shock of hair, festooned with chunky highlights, is currently barreling toward Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands.
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An enormous wall of thick black waste came barreling down the hollow, destroying one mining hamlet after another.
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A side street may seem passable, but just out of sight, a fire could be barreling down. video
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Original Story: A hurricane barreling toward the Florida coast isn't stopping SpaceX from launching its Falcon 453 rocket today.
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So Josh went to look at my necklace, lost his footing a little bit and came barreling towards me.
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Even so, the development of digital shopping is barreling forward while reshaping the consumer landscape in Africa's largest economy.
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Tesla, meanwhile, is barreling ahead with the first customer deliveries of its mainstream-priced Model 3 later this month.
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The authorities said the driver had not seen or heard the enormous train barreling toward him, blowing its horn.
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And after barreling 85 balls combined over the last two seasons, Bautista managed to do so just three times.
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But so far, the case is barreling toward a jury trial, the outcome of which could change Uber forever.
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As a result, the nation is barreling toward a future where global temperatures rise three degrees Celsius come 2100.
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The country seemed to be barreling ahead in its rush to cover up the old layers with new ones.
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Light-headed, barreling down the street, I'm beginning to think that maybe this isn't a great idea after all?
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When hurricanes Harvey and Irma were each barreling toward the United States, the president couldn't help but be amazed.
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If you've got one of these machines, I'd suggest barreling that baby on over to a Goodwill near you.
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More clearly tapping into his global influences, "Slipstream" features complex rhythms barreling along beneath a glowing canopy of ambience.
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Had the motorman been barreling downhill toward the deadly curve, he would have been stopped by improved safety features.
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Dorian's earlier track had the storm barreling into the east coast of Florida, before turning north and moving inland.
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Women face the surprise of an unplanned pregnancy as if on train tracks, with a locomotive barreling toward them.
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In August, the New Yorker posted a viral piece questioning whether America was barreling toward a new civil war.
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The House and the Senate adjourned Friday without resolving the impasse, sending the government barreling toward a partial shutdown.
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The last time I saw a street as empty as 14th Street Hurricane Sandy was barreling toward New York.
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They were a curious sight, the graduate students from West Virginia University, barreling down California freeways in spring 2013.
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The argument unfurled deep underground, on a No. 2 train barreling toward Times Square during a recent morning commute.
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It's barreling toward people not used to big hurricanes The Carolinas will likely bear the brunt of Florence's wrath.
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Billionaire entrepreneur Richard Branson survived Hurricane Irma barreling over his private islands by hunkering down in his wine cellar.
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I was just off the highway when it became clear that this fire was barreling through to the coast.
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He describes a shirtless, vodka-sipping Jones barreling through Infowars' office and forcing employees to exchange punches with him.
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Whatever future we are barreling toward in the coming decade, promise me one thing: Be careful not to blink.
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"He let her outside where she went barreling into the field behind our house at full speed," the letter says.
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President Donald Trump is barreling into his 100th day in office, and the federal government remains a bare-bones operation.
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I reveled in those surprising moments of quiet, like watching the yellow cabs barreling up Lexington Avenue at 1 a.m.
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As Texas slowly recovers from Hurricane Harvey's catastrophic and unprecedented flooding, Hurricane Irma is barreling through the Caribbean, shuttering records.
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In the trailer for Solo, Chewbacca dangles for dear life from a high speed train barreling through a snowy landscape.
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Or barreling through a fantasy world, perhaps joining a Quidditch game with Harry Potter or flying parallel to Iron Man?
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Your entire journey uplifted the State of Hawaii during a time when a major hurricane was barreling toward the islands.
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The hurricane barreling toward the East Coast has strengthened to a Category 4 with 130 mph winds, according to reports.
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Regardless of what the state decides, trucks brimming with Foxconn-produced screens will soon be barreling down the Interstate 94.
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A giant, yellow-vested sanitation worker was swinging a bag onto the truck when he saw me barreling toward him.
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Platforms such as YouTube and Facebook can send users barreling into fringe communities where extremist views are normalized and advanced.
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TV. Hurricane Florence is still barreling towards the Carolina coasts, with winds speeds expected to topple 22019 miles per hour.
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It's an open letter barreling through Facebook and Instagram like a tornado released from the depths of Satan's Pinterest account.
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We'll never be in the cosmic delivery room when a planet comes barreling around its orbit for the first time.
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All of a sudden I heard this boom and a car is barreling down Seventh Avenue hitting people, just, Boom!
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Which means, yet again, that the impasse prevails and the UK is still barreling toward the March 29 Brexit deadline.
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Especially when your target is moving at 20 miles an hour and 300-pound defensive tackles are barreling toward you.
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Hurricane Florence, a Category 4 storm barreling toward North Carolina and South Carolina, is expected to make landfall on Friday.
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Senior Republicans are growing increasingly confident that the House is barreling toward a party-line vote on articles of impeachment.
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We are barreling toward a caste system, sequestering kids by income, which cuts at a key ingredient to capitalism: empathy.
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It is as if an asteroid were barreling toward Earth and the government decided to shut down our only defenses.
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For the moment, call it a freight train barreling down the tracks, with Republican control of Congress the potential casualty.
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The shutdown is barreling into the workweek after senators failed late Sunday to clinch a deal to reopen the government.
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"There was little to no consideration to preserve the 18th-century remains when the builders came barreling through," Ms. Loorya said.
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Legend has it that when viewers saw the train barreling toward them they panicked, because they hadn't experienced the new medium.
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Weather This spring's spate of severe weather continued overnight, with two suspected tornadoes barreling through Dayton, Ohio, just 21986 minutes apart.
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Congress is barreling toward a government shutdown at midnight on Friday, January 19, if they don't come to a spending agreement.
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When they were just a block from the child's house, a car ran a four-way stop sign, barreling towards Fox.
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Afterward, while Lynn walked across the street, a speeding car — with a drunk driver at the wheel — came barreling at him.
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It is sobering to envision this bubble, with its wall of negative energy, barreling towards us at the speed of light.
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One video showed the jet barreling into the building, while another, shared by The Guardian, showed the aftermath of the crash.
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As soon as we showed up, a new Customs and Border Protection officer came barreling out of his office toward us.
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That assessment is not coming because he sees the American economy barreling toward trouble as a sluggish earnings season gets underway.
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We sat overlooking a giant trading floor, a sea of men punching keyboards or barreling across a room bathed in testosterone.
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From the tabletop, a long scroll unfurled, barreling off the monument plinth and onto the park lawn toward a ballot box.
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A Saturday article from Perry Carpenter for Cheat Sheet posits that we're barreling headlong into a showdown between the two Targaryens.
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It's that left again—a wave peeling to the left of the surfer—barreling toward the south side of the lagoon.
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I'm unambiguously thrilled that the TV show is barreling past their source material and developing its own identity in the process.
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President Trump and congressional Republicans are barreling ahead with what is likely to be the biggest U.S. tax legislation in decades.
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But the barreling truck carrying 51,744 cans of beer — labeled with Otto — is quite symbolic of Uber's past, present and future.
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Gasping for breath, legs aching, I tear down a hallway, barreling left around a corner only to skid to a halt.
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Some of the hulks barreling down the corridors are so big you're forced back into alcoves like you're playing Donkey Kong.
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Avery Williamson (54) then comes barreling into the hole, but Antonio Gates meets him from outside the line and seals him.
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Maria, which has already battered the Caribbean island of Dominica, is now barreling toward Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands.
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He had also opposed May's approach to Brexit, saying at the time that the UK was "barreling towards an incoherent Brexit."
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Witnesses told CNN affiliate Seven Network the car was barreling down the road at about 60 miles per hour (100 kph).
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A kamikaze asteroid barreling towards Earth could be deflected by a spacecraft or (perhaps) blown to smithereens by a nuclear bomb.
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These paintings evinced a big talent barreling through the romance of a new formal discovery, a crazy dance over uncharted terrain.
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Mr. Trump was deploying a familiar tactic: barreling into the next news cycle by supplying the next bit of incendiary programming.
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The family was waiting at the meat department in the Zionsville store when a large brown animal came barreling toward them.
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If history is any guide, they, unlike all the other teams barreling toward inevitability, won't be joining them in the postseason.
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The R.S.S., which maintains that India is fundamentally a Hindu nation, has been barreling toward drawing-room respectability for some time.
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In the Pacific, Category 4 Hurricane Lane is barreling toward the Aloha state in a rare threat to the Hawaiian islands.
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And now the storm is barreling toward my hometown in North Louisiana where my mother and two of my brothers live.
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None of those conditions had yet been met, but the impeachment train was barreling down the tracks, gaining momentum and passengers.
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Congress is barreling toward a chaotic end-of-the-year scramble as lawmakers return for the final work weeks of 2019.
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Hurricane Harvey is barreling down on Texas, and commodity traders are looking to figure out how to protect themselves and profit.
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A few hours later, as I was leaving the gym, I saw Nicole barreling toward me, followed by Tiffany and Jenna.
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Senate Republican leaders are barreling toward a showdown vote as early as Tuesday to begin debate on repealing the health law.
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By the time you're really combining skills learned from earlier stages, you're in the final third and barreling towards the end.
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It makes sense that Uber needs all this cash, because the company is barreling toward building privatized, self-driving mass transit.
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Trump says the federal government is "ready" for the hurricane, whose Category 4 winds are barreling toward Virginia and the Carolinas.
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All Trump's fans see is someone barreling forward without apology and with a largeness that makes them feel a little less small.
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He's shirtless, strapped into the passenger seat of a car barreling down the highway, blasting Lil Uzi and beaming at a camera.
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Republicans in Congress are barreling ahead to overturn FCC privacy rules opposed by a rare union of broadband providers and internet companies.
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When you see a certain car barreling toward the intersection going fast you just say, okay, I'm letting that guy go. Right?
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Even after significant victories, Zimmer stiff-arms joy with the single-mindedness of a running back barreling toward an end-zone pylon.
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ET Thursday, Matthew was just 100 miles east-southeast of West Palm Beach, barreling toward the Florida coastline with 140 mph winds.
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Meanwhile, the ISPs are barreling forward with schemes like zero-rating and sponsored data that are completely incompatible with open-internet principles.
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Rain fell on a still frozen terrain, causing a sudden snow melt that sent huge chunks of ice barreling down swollen rivers.
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After barreling through Haiti, Cuba and the Bahamas, the storm is expected to hit the east coast of Florida on Thursday night.
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Worse, Uber has been spending prolifically, using price cuts to compete with rivals and barreling into new markets at a rapid rate.
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A thinly-coated human being strapped to sticks, barreling down a jagged, unpredictable mountainside at 150 mph on a frigid, slick terrain.
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Barreling toward a noon vote that could reopen the government, Republicans say they have an offer Democrats shouldn't be able to refuse.
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He is weakened at home, barreling from one self-inflicted political firestorm to another, leaving limited room for maneuver on foreign policy.
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Late Monday night, Hurricane Florence — the Category 240 storm barreling toward the East Coast of the U.S. — decided to replace its eyewall.
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But imagine how spectacular it could be if, perched on that tower, there was a GIANT WOODEN SEAHAWK, barreling down on everyone.
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But Filip Forsberg (3 goals), Ryan Johansen (6 goals) and Craig Smith (6 goals) are all barreling toward their worst offensive seasons.
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However, the French islands are not likely to get a reprieve from hurricane season, with Category 4 Hurricane Jose barreling toward them.
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Fanning, an Australian, was waiting for the next barreling wave when a fin emerged behind him, getting stuck in his surfboard's leash.
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But Republicans are barreling ahead anyway, facing heavy pressure from both the administration and their conservative base to speed up the process.
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Embrace the weirdness, because with developers barreling in at full speed, this may be the final days of a real Miami, bro.
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World number two Murray deployed a precision defensive game which eventually wore down the towering Argentine's barreling forehand and powerful service game.
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I'm not calling JFK-level conspiracy here, but this golf ball certainly didn't ricochet itself off a racehorse barreling down the track.
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Soon after, they learned that their new home had at least one drawback: the constant noise from trucks barreling up the street.
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Hurricane Irma's catastrophic winds barreling their way to Florida have triggered a mass exodus and Miami International Airport is feeling the squeeze.
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Thirty minutes later, three Humvees came barreling around the corner of nearby buildings with wounded civilians on their hoods and packed inside.
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On a Friday night in August, when Hurricane Harvey was barreling into Texas, Trump pardoned Joe Arpaio, the former Maricopa County, Ariz.
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On Wednesday, the Category 5 storm was wreaking havoc in the Caribbean and barreling toward Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands.
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"It is as if an asteroid were barreling toward Earth and the government decided to shut down our only defenses," she added.
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"It is as if an asteroid were barreling toward Earth and the government decided to shut down our only defenses," she wrote.
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Stockholm became the scene of another such attack on Friday when a barreling truck was turned, yet again, into a deadly weapon.
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The setback comes as Congress is barreling toward a shutdown, with no plan in sight that could prevent the government from closing.
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Worse, Uber has been spending prolifically, using price cuts to compete with rivals and barreling into new markets at a rapid rate.
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The House Appropriations Committee is barreling forward with its annual spending bill process, including the measure that will set research funding levels.
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At one point a commotion arose and suddenly a young boy came barreling through the narrow street on a very large horse.
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To his surprise, they were right: the sign would signal an arrival, and sure enough, a train would come barreling down the tunnel.
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But with that grim CBO score and the House bill barreling toward a floor vote, they won't be able to stay undecided forever.
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And if her GoFundMe keeps barreling toward its goal, Briskman might not have to worry about finding a new gig for a while.
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On Wednesday morning, European astronaut Andrew Gerst captured a unique set of photos of the massive Hurricane Florence barreling towards the East Coast.
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At 10 weeks, with my return to work barreling toward us, my husband and I thought we'd try giving our baby a bottle.
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Thankfully, the terror was caused by a pretty adorable family of skunks that were barreling through the neighborhood and minding their own business.
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And yet, at a time of great cynicism about humanity—and the future we're all barreling toward—there is something irresistible about transhumanism.
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They are all looking at a slowly closing window of escape for their current problems and barreling head-on into even bigger problems.
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"I was standing there when I looked up and saw this great, big, green monster truck barreling down the street," Newsum told CNN.
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The Senate is barreling toward a showdown on the floor over immigration, with both sides digging in as they hunt for 60 votes.
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Republican lawmakers had been barreling toward their goal of passing the first major tax overhaul in decades before the end of the year.
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He sounds like a less broken Future, eyeing the slick road he's rapidly barreling down but too numb to do anything about it.
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From late August to early October, it seemed that just as one storm was barreling west, another was spinning up right behind it.
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I was seated three or four seats away from her chair, when all of a sudden Britney came barreling through with her security.
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A strong contender came barreling in this Super Tuesday and its not a flash-in-the-pan candidate either — this tote's got legs.
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If we are indeed barreling into a recession, as economists suggest, the single greatest asset in your financial toolkit is an emergency fund.
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I'm an astronomer, but I don't worry about asteroids barreling into the earth and destroying us, because we can see these things coming.
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The fight was touched off when Michael, at the plate, missed a squeeze bunt as Thurman Munson was barreling home from third base.
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Cutting greenhouse gas emissions is critical to reduce the risks of exposure to extreme weather like the hurricanes now barreling across the Atlantic.
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"Pete Buttigieg is barreling toward an Iowa Caucus victory and there's not a damn thing anyone's tweets can do about it," Rynard wrote.
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Wendy's is barreling onto the breakfast battlefield on March 2, and it will have a secret weapon to aid it: the chicken biscuit.
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It's the 17th anniversary of 33/11, Hurricane Florence is barreling toward the East Coast and the midterms are eight weeks from today.
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"I heard this boom and then I looked over and saw this black truck just barreling right into the information desk," Boch said.
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Hazard was a constant danger against United, barreling through an ineffective resistance with his fleet-footed runs even before Herrera was sent off.
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President Donald Trump says the federal government is "ready" for Hurricane Florence, whose Category 4 winds are barreling toward Virginia and the Carolinas.
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It makes for dramatic moments, like this T-72B3 barreling through a cloud of sand and water in an epic photo by Sergei Bobylev.
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Barreling toward a government shutdown deadline, Congress left for the night Thursday without knowing how it would keep government by midnight on January 19.
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And I hear it again and that's when everybody came barreling out to get out and was, you know, jumping over fences and stuff.
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And a lawsuit from Waymo (neé Google) alleging the theft of its self-driving car secrets is still barreling toward to a jury trial.
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Irma is currently a Category 5 hurricane barreling through the Caribbean, and it's expected to impact Florida over the weekend and early next week.
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Within minutes, horror would strike: A 19-ton truck would come barreling through the crowd around him, killing 84 and injuring more than 120.
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But on the other, it gives me even less hope that the show will bring its characters barreling toward any kind of meaningful conflict.
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Instead of barreling full-disclosure ahead, consider the egg toss approach, where you start with a little lob and gradually "throw" further and further.
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The girl in charge of making sure players don't slip was working away when the surprisingly speedy fast break came barreling down at her.
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Then three years later when they suffer some breakup or setback, it all comes barreling out because it hasn't been processed up until now.
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As Earth rotates on its axis, it orbits the sun, which orbits the center of the Milky Way, which itself is barreling through space.
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As you can see, Earth's rotation is relatively slow, whereas the Milky Way is barreling through space, traveling 600 kilometers (373 miles) every second.
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And let's not forget that, despite knowing that entitlements are barreling toward insolvency, Congress has failed to act to reform those programs for decades.
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DAPCHI, Nigeria — When he heard the gunfire, the guard ran outside the all-girls boarding school and saw camouflaged vehicles barreling toward the gate.
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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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In the time you spend paused on the corner standing in front of the shop listening to the train barreling overhead—passing you by!
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Barreling down I-75, the north-south expressway that runs from the northern tip of Michigan to Florida, many drivers barely notice Bay City.
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" The fictional journal, Kirkus continued, was rife with "literary pork-barreling" and "the utter incompetence and gratuitousness that goes under the term 'editorial judgment.
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""Nimitz class, she's barreling down pretty good now with a lot of stuff on her, and her electric plant is almost at maximum capacity.
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He is an unfinished product in more ways than one, often barreling through opponents like a prospect who has yet to harness his strength.
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Rickie Weeks could not field the short hop that resulted, and as Weeks turned, he collided with Gardner, who was barreling down the line.
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At the time of writing, Hurricane Dorian is winding down after ravaging the Bahamas and barreling up the east coast of the United States.
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Senate Republicans are barreling toward a vote early next week on healthcare despite confusion on Capitol Hill about what they will be voting on.
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But another record storm is barreling down on us, and we face the near certainty of additional weather disasters intensified by global climate change.
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"Every indicator we have still sees a robust and healthy job market barreling into 2020," said Ian Siegel, the CEO of jobs marketplace ZipRecruiter.
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Hurricane Florence is barreling toward the Atlantic Coast and is projected to strengthen to near Category 5 status as it approaches warm coastal waters.
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I was fortunate to arrive just as a big red and green engine with a few cars behind it came barreling around the bend.
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If you or someone you love is barreling through Netflix shows, know that there are plenty of people out there doing the exact same thing.
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The bus hydroplaned on Highway 218 and rolled over, crashing through a fence and barreling through a field near Lampasas, Texas, around 3:15 p.m.
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We're barreling full-speed ahead into a cyber land of super-smart technology and advanced artificial intelligence that's no longer the stuff of science fiction.
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For the moment, Republican leaders are barreling toward releasing their memo, despite the objections of FBI Director Christopher Wray, who reportedly has questioned its accuracy.
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Taking in these clusters of photographs is like barreling down an escape hatch into a realm where traditional power structures are flipped on their head.
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T'Challa battle — conveniently barreling through the action just when it would be as disruptive as possible — was perhaps my least favorite thing about the film.
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But before barreling directly t0 the site and rapidly scrolling through every deal of the day, take heed since the sale offerings are unsurprisingly massive.
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That's the thing with robot dogs that can open doors: They just keep evolving, like a snowball of progression barreling down a hill of technology.
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But while these stories occupy the national headlines, a proposal to radically limit legal immigration is quietly barreling through the bureaucratic process of becoming law.
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The Senate is barreling toward a showdown that could alter how the body governs itself and have far-reaching implications for the nation's highest court.
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It can also cause problems for departing aircraft by reducing the ability of a plane's ability to achieve sufficient lift while barreling down a runway.
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A passenger plane fitted with this insanity will look weird, too — just not quite as weird as a winged semi truck barreling through the desert.
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Last month, a video of Kelly Slater riding a beautiful, barreling wave in his company's new pool sent paroxysms of excitement through the surf community.
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If we take seriously that the populist moment may turn into a populist age, we need to analyze the evidence barreling in front of us.
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The incessant disunity and discord barreling through the party could be the possible death knell for the GOP as a national force for conservative politics.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - A typhoon was barreling up the Pacific coast of Japan on Sunday in the general direction of Tokyo, the Japan Meteorological Agency said.
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The Senate is barreling toward a floor brawl over how to respond to Saudi Arabia's role in the slaying of Washington Post journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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I often see a person barreling toward me while looking down at a phone, and there is no realization that there is another person ahead.
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The GOP is barreling ahead, hoping to pass a joint bill out of the House and Senate this week to meet a year-end target.
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In August, a scientific paper warning that earth was barreling toward a permanent "hothouse" state went viral, notching an unprecedented 21981,23 downloads in just days.
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One thing that has kept the market declines from gaining any momentum is that the market as a whole has not been blithely barreling higher.
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In August, a scientific paper warning that earth was barreling toward a permanent "hothouse" state went viral, notching an unprecedented 270,000 downloads in just days.
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Even when Rob Halford's deftly poetic lyrics like "You 'bin fooling' with some hot guy" come barreling out of Arcanabyss' mouth, it feels on brand.
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On the Ground In Hawaii to monitor two hurricanes barreling across the Pacific, I took a detour to the neighborhood where President Obama grew up.
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And that's never truer than when disaster strikes, whether a heat wave, a blizzard or a hurricane barreling toward the most populous area of Florida.
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Spells as a trainee sniper and Sorbonne student precede her rise to fame, accomplished while barreling through three husbands, a doctorate and multiple sexual taboos.
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A powerful storm system that had already lashed the East Coast, bringing tornadoes, thunder, lightning, high winds and heavy rains, was barreling down on them.
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We could have looked at that absurd metric and seen a society barreling downhill toward a powder keg, but instead, it was reported without event.
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Bogaerts lifted a fly ball down the right-field line in the third, and Judge went barreling toward the low wall that hugs the line.
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The Hawaiian islands are battening down the hatches as they prepare for Hurricane Lane, a powerful, Category 4 storm barreling toward the state at 155 mph.
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The wintry weather was barreling eastward Thursday, with snow and ice expected from Ohio and the Appalachian Mountains through Washington, D.C., New York and New England.
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The 60s-era thought experiment, occasionally pondered with a bong in hand, requires that you imagine a runaway trolley barreling down the tracks toward five people.
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Security camera footage shown on Israeli Channel 2 TV showed the truck barreling at a high speed off the road and into the crowd of people.
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The clip in question shows an old freight train barreling down a track with hundreds of mostly young men perched in various positions on its roof.
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One annoying thing was how close the potato was both to a busy road and the railroad tracks, which frequently saw trains barreling by, honking loudly.
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Congress and MLB are barreling toward a showdown over the league's plans to eliminate 22020 minor league franchises across the country ahead of the 2021 season.
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Winter Storm Grayson is barreling towards the northeastern United States this week, with its effects to be felt as far south as northern Florida, meteorologists say.
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Which is a really, really bad idea when you're barreling down the road at 70 miles per hour in 3,000 lbs worth of steel and glass.
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Hurricane Maria came barreling through on the early hours of September 20, knocking out the power and all communications methods almost instantly across the U.S. territory.
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Unfortunately, the FCC largely ignored public input, barreling forward with what may just be the least popular tech policy decision in the history of the internet.
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The vehicle plowed into a crowd on Stockholm's busy street of Drottninggatan before barreling into the side of the Ahlens store, the country's security agency said.
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One of the cars lost control and struck a wall before barreling over the fence and into Speck's truck, causing multiple traumatic and life-threatening injuries.
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Without knowing it, this whole time you had been watching events already in motion unfold, seemingly random actions all hitched together and barreling toward a cliff.
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You can see in the video how dire the situation was ... 'cause a train was barreling down on the man just seconds away from his body!!!
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One of the most powerful storms in recorded history is barreling toward Puerto Rico and Florida, throwing evacuation zones into chaos and threatening thousands of lives.
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Something to chew her bra straps off to, something for when you realize she is barreling down the interstate with your heart in the glove compartment.
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In-space shuttle service, Momentus, raises $25.5 million as investments climb for 'new space' tech Meanwhile, Relativity Space is barreling ahead with its own technology development.
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"No, like this," as he demonstrated how to position the glove and my other hand to capture the ball barreling toward my face in left field.
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This time, the company is back with a different strategy: Instead of barreling in by defying municipal and national rules around transportation, it is following them.
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They had first picked up a large swirl on meteorological radar screens barreling up from the Equator, deep in the ocean between Sri Lanka and Indonesia.
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Surveillance Lawmakers are barreling toward a deadline for three expiring provisions of the USA Freedom Act with no plan in sight for how to extend them.
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What has bothered me about that concept is that the technology sector was barreling toward a 50% gain for the year, well above any other sector.
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Rather, they are barreling ahead — the House voted on its version of the plan before the C.B.O. numbers on the latest version had even been finished.
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One captain compared it to barreling along a crowded, snowy interstate highway with no marked lanes in a vehicle that weighs more than 300 tractor-trailers.
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The next day, after working hours, Ms. Manfer had just sat down on a chairlift when she looked up and saw Mr. Dubeck barreling toward her.
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Thunberg is correct to point out that the extreme weather events wrought by a planet barreling towards 1.5 C are already impacting humanity and the environment.
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Tommy has a deadline and a limited number of nine-year jumps before disaster strikes, but he isn't aware that he's barreling toward a grim future.
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But economists warned that with unemployment this low, the Republican tax plan that is barreling through Congress could escalate the risk of a boom-bust cycle.
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Barreling in on a shallow 10-degree angle at hundreds of miles per hour, the two bombs from the A-4 hit the ground near Cook.
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Barreling along even faster than observers had expected, prosecutors have said they plan to wrap the case against President Trump's former campaign chairman by next week.
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The holidays are barreling down on all of us — and you've just realized that you are far, far behind where you should be with your gift shopping.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: YouTubeWhen you're eight years old, barreling down a Slip 'N Slide is terrifying, even in the comfort of your own backyard.
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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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And while she swears she wasn't the only one casually dressed, before long Kate came barreling down to her cubicle, red-faced and screaming about Tarisha's attire.
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"The fire was like a freight train barreling down toward their homes at an insane pace," Steve Kaufmann, a captain with the Ventura County Fire Department, explained.
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The big picture: On the other side of the world, Hurricane Florence is barreling towards the U.S. East Coast with sustained winds of 100 miles per hour.
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If a Category 5 storm were barreling down on my part of the world, with all the projections calling for a direct hit, yes, maybe I'd leave.
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Irma, one of the most powerful Atlantic Ocean storms on record, hit several islands in the northern Caribbean before barreling into Florida's Gulf Coast, causing further destruction.
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Fast & Furious: The whole opening sequence (which involves stealing gas from a truck as it's barreling down a mountain) is so cool, but here's its best moment.
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Up in Sweden, Jaguar took plenty of sweet pictures of the I-PACE barreling through the snow, but didn't reveal many conclusions about the electric vehicles' performance.
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The fun continued for Judge in the bottom of the third when he went barreling into the right field stands in foul territory chasing a fly ball.
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From what he said at the campaign trail, Trump's vision seems to be looking back in some ways, while the auto industry is barreling toward the future.
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Letang noticed that San Jose defenseman Brent Burns, barreling toward him, did not have a stick, affording him a precious extra split-second to thread the puck.
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Strzok hearing Two powerful House committees are barreling toward a showdown with an agent at the center of the GOP's case for political bias within the FBI.
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When Penguin and Random House announced in the fall of 2012 that they intended to merge, Hurricane Sandy was barreling toward New York City, America's publishing capital.
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If there is no such break, however - if someone has surmounted scandals by just barreling through them - Fitzgerald may be right: The past will make itself felt.
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As a kid, Christmas for me meant barreling downstairs as early as I could get away with to rip open all the presents Santa Claus had brought.
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You've got another player barreling down on you right after, and if they make their shot before you get the ball in the hoop, you're knocked out.
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Stacey's problems begin with her old farmhouse, which acquires a blanket of dust and a cracked foundation after Range's trucks start barreling up the dirt road nearby.
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He's known for his barreling, heady polyrhythms, but more recently he's been playing with a ripened equanimity, settled in the saddle and in no kind of hurry.
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Hurricane Maria is barreling through the Caribbean, a region battered by Irma less than two weeks ago, and has struck Dominica, where the prime minister was rescued.
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In Akcakale, three sharp explosions filled streets around the town's police headquarters with smoke, sending pedestrians fleeing for cover and armored police vehicles barreling through the streets.
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Mr. Guaidó is also barreling toward a crisis point that poses a critical threat to the opposition, and to his claim to being the country's interim president.
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Martin Luther King Jr. was barreling toward the climax of his greatest speech when he made a split-second decision that would seal his place in history.
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Not only was Washington barreling toward what would become the longest partial government shutdown in US history, but the once-booming Nasdaq crumbled into a bear market.
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And the major storm is barreling right toward the fire-scarred regions of Southern California, with a potential to trigger flash flooding, mudslides and significant debris flow.
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On March 11, 2011, a magnitude-9 earthquake cracked through the ocean floor under the Pacific and sent a tsunami barreling toward the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant.
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What in the World The phrase "ghost train" conjures up eerie, fantastical images: a spectral locomotive barreling through the night, passengers doomed to ride the rails forever.
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In their hideout, the cops found $590,000 worth of iPhones that the suspects allegedly lifted off the back of a truck—while it was barreling down a highway.
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Now, the Commission is barreling ahead toward Chairman Ajit Pai's plan to essentially allow internet service providers to speed up or slow down internet traffic however they please.
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Using separate methods but similar data, NASA also found that June set a record for its warmth, while the year so far is also barreling toward another record.
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The Los Angeles Clippers are surging back toward the top of the Western Conference with five straight wins while their cross-arena rivals are barreling towards the basement.
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Zoom Flume, though, is not open to surfing, so for now most of PerfectSwell's barreling waves have been created in a pool the size of your kitchen table.
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And for all of the gripes about pacing, the show is barreling toward a flashy conclusion that could permanently disrupt the status quo of its central amusement park.
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Maybe even when we're barreling toward near-certain death, destruction, and disaster, we can still try to lay back, take it all in, and just enjoy the ride.
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MANDALAY, Myanmar — In the spring of 2008, U Tun Lwin, Myanmar's top weather official, noticed that a tropical cyclone was barreling toward the country from the Indian Ocean.
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Someone—a heavily-Photoshopped Dave Franco, from the looks of it—is behind the wheel of a bright green car, barreling towards Reynolds and the other No Ones.
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In the meantime, it's barreling ahead with Mubadala, which will reportedly use its new fund to write to European startups checks of between $5 million and $30 million.
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And after barreling from a chief of staff recommended by Republican congressional leaders (Reince Priebus) to a military general who shared some of Mr. Trump's personality traits (Mr.
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This whole mess started more than a week ago when, as Dorian was barreling toward the U.S. coastline, Trump tweeted that Alabama could be affected by the storm.
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We'd spend two minutes barreling through a rain cloud before emerging to a glorious stretch of sunshine; thickly humid air dissipated within minutes into a crisp autumnal chill.
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The Senate is barreling toward a vote to check Trump's war-making authority amid continued questions about the administration's justification for a drone strike that killed Iranian Gen.
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With the storm barreling toward the United States, officials in Florida ordered an unprecedented evacuation, racing to overcome clogged highways, gasoline shortages and move elderly residents to safety.
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If we're going to solve the crises that are barreling down on us, we need democracy, and our democracy needs to start with an open and inclusive debate.
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In barreling into new markets, Uber capitalized on this lack of regulation to quickly enlist UberX drivers and put them to work before local regulators could stop them.
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Using crosswalks, wider sidewalks and traffic lights, these transportation engineers aim to make neighborhood traffic slow, safe, and friendly for pedestrians — not send frustrated commuters barreling down side roads.
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"We have an opportunity to change the course of actions that have been barreling down on us," said Lisa Rickard, president of the U.S. Chamber's Institute for Legal Reform.
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As he was barreling down the lane, needing first or second to make the team, the sun glinted in his eye and sent him crashing into the lane marker.
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The event's discussion was overflowing with people sharing jokes and memes as to how Americans, specifically Floridians, were going to fight the massive, unprecedented hurricane barreling right toward them.
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Imagine there's a hurricane swirling violently in warm ocean waters with a forecasted track that will send it barreling toward your city within the next five to seven days.
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Reached Tuesday night, just as Trump was barreling towards the nomination following a decisive win in Indiana, Bowers said she's done a lot more research on the two candidates.
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Image: GizmodoThe hype around consumer 3D printers has mostly died down, but that hasn't stopped the startup Divergent 3D from barreling full steam ahead in the industrial printing world.
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If you're brave, you can reach 7.5 mph, just fast enough to elicit swerves and expletives when you're barreling down the bike lane like a self-destructive Paul Blart.
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The Flame and the Flood imagines that the only thing left to do is to loot and hold onto yourself while barreling down a river that you can't control.
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Malaysia, whose government is embroiled in corruption allegations and is barreling toward political crisis in the next general election, has little appetite for confrontation with China, an important benefactor.
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A utility task vehicle crushed Ryan Phillippe's leg during a family outing in July as the actor attempted to stop the vehicle from barreling into a crowd, reports say.
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In the last couple weeks, Trump has suggested that the Justice Department look into the issue, barreling past the traditional firewall between the White House and federal law enforcement.
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Floridians in the path of Hurricane Irma have sent us more than 27,3473 messages via text and WhatsApp since before the storm began barreling up the state's Gulf coast.
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He ran the ball five times on third down against Georgia Tech and converted four of those carries into first downs with barreling, head-down surges into the line.
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Steve Cohen of Tennessee were resoundingly voted down at the time, the House now appears to be barreling towards an inevitable impeachment inquiry beginning as early as this week.
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The core of the powerful storm, which has reported killed 22012 people so far, is barreling through the Caribbean toward Florida and could make landfall as early as Saturday.
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The core of the powerful storm, which has reported killed 2700 people so far, is barreling through the Caribbean toward Florida and could make landfall as early as Saturday.
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Particularly with Hurricane Irma barreling towards the state, it is worth noting how essential reefs are as a storm buffer, in addition to their necessity for a biodiverse ocean.
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But then, upon reconsidering, Embiid felt the weight of a fine barreling down on him, so he tweeted out a half-assed retraction of what was a clear sentiment.
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Part of the extraction process in the Permian involves hydraulic fracturing, or barreling the oil-and-gas-rich rocks with water, sand or chemicals to unleash the raw fuels.
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"The bus came barreling down the street so fast, so fast, it was like an airplane," she said in Mandarin, waving her hands as she described what she saw.
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The experience was joyously boring: I called up Alexa while barreling down the highway, and although she was slower to respond than at home, she worked just the same.
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In March 2012, a suicide bomber came barreling through the perimeter fence in an S.U.V., barely missing American and British generals who managed to jump out of the way.
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We were in Spain, in the back of a black S.U.V., barreling down an autopista toward Torrelaguna, a village an hour north of Madrid, where "Everybody Knows" was shot.
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LeBron James had put up a golden pile of statistics, passing like the reincarnation of Magic Johnson and barreling to the basket like the 33:04 out of Erie.
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What to watch: The world is barreling toward a future that threatens enormous suffering, from deeper droughts, bigger wildfires, rising sea levels and greater extremes of heat and precipitation.
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Official Washington is obsessed with the impeachment inquiry, which is barreling ahead, with daily revelations about the president's shadow policy in Ukraine and breathless news coverage at all hours.
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Yet, if you close your eyes, I bet you still see it in your mind's eye, too: that scarlet steam train, barreling down an english countryside to unknowable adventures.
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"I hear trucks barreling through my street every single night and all day long," said Mr. Shuffler, who is the executive director of Youth Ministries for Peace and Justice.
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This remains a net positive, though rallies this year have had trouble barreling to significant new highs and taking investor spirits to outright optimism, failing to reach escape velocity.
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But by mid-century, Iran was barreling towards an ultimately authoritarian religious regime, partly instigated by a CIA-backed coup in 1953, which led to the Iranian revolution in 1979.
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Nothing comes between Rick Ross and a plate of his delicious wings ... unless, of course, it's a NYC cyclist barreling down the street who damn near took out Da Boss!
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All this rainfall is due to a channel of tropical moisture starting in the South Pacific and barreling toward California called the Pineapple Express (because these systems originate over Hawaii).
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Logojoy pulls the plug on all of that and goes barreling down a different alleyway, unlocking the power of AI and machine learning to help you throw together logo concepts.
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Witnesses reported seeing the train barreling toward the station at an alarming rate of speed as it approached a bumper that marked the end of that particular piece of track.
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Super Typhoon Meranti is barreling down on Taiwan, bringing wind speeds of up to 230 miles per hour (370 kph), faster than a Formula One race car, and torrential rains.
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But Oakland Raiders' Marquette King—who found himself with a line of Jacksonville Jaguars barreling at him at 4th and 24—wasn't anybody's fool as he handled a botched snap.
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There is video that shows Crawford barreling through 2 cops and then shoving 2 other cops while they are trying to arrest a man allegedly involved in the bar fight.
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The train's emergency brakes did not appear to work, and it kept barreling along at full speed, fanning the flames, while passengers risked their lives by leaping from the train.
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That's because the Earth is orbiting the sun, which is orbiting the center of the galaxy, which is barreling through the cosmic wind of radiation released during the Big Bang.
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A typhoon barreling from Taiwan threatens to add to the damage when it hits the Chinese mainland, where, forecasters said, it was expected to land on Fujian Province on Saturday.
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Washington — as Washington does — is barreling towards a new reform plan designed to protect American innovation from overseas investors (which should really just be read as the Chinese these days).
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"If anti-trans legislation passes during the special session, Speaker Straus is absolutely right that lawmakers responsible for barreling that legislation through will have blood on their hands," Strangio said.
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I've touched on this in the past, but I think the problem is actually more serious than I've laid out, because we're barreling away from permanence and towards constant chaos.
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She was referring to the Senate barreling toward a final vote on Thomas that evening, even as Anita Hill brought forward explosive allegations of sexual harassment against the federal judge.
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Over the Labor Day weekend, the nation was transfixed by the images of a storm barreling down in the Atlantic Ocean, just off the southeastern seaboard of the United States.
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Instead, they are barreling toward a scenario that would combine each side's worst nightmares: severe sanctions and international isolation for Iran, but weak or nonexistent restraints on its nuclear program.
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I usually work three shifts a week, but after working Christmas, I had a week off so now I'm barreling through four in a row to get back on track.
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There's some very dramatic and beautiful visuals of the rugged Wyoming landscape ... mountains, rocky terrain, grass-covered plains ... and what appear to be some armored vehicles barreling through his ranch.
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On Friday, Hurricane Jose, a powerful storm barreling across the Atlantic in Irma's wake, was upgraded to a Category 4, bringing with it winds up to 150 miles per hour.
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The background: The Senate is barreling toward a vote to check Trump's war-making authority amid continued questions about the administration's justification for a drone strike that killed Iranian Gen.
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A New York man was arrested after allegedly attacking a flight attendant on board a United Airlines flight and barreling into the door of the cockpit, attempting to gain entry.
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With Thursday's release of an almost comically damning complaint from an anonymous whistleblower alleging serious abuses of office by President Donald Trump, we seem to be barreling toward his impeachment.
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Now, Mr. Zuckerberg is barreling ahead with his shift to focus Facebook on private messaging and away from public broadcasting, even if it means shedding some of his top lieutenants.
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It's certainly more akin to an Islanders fan barreling through Atlantic Terminal with a paperbag-covered tallboy in hand than, say, a well-dressed woman in heels sipping a Manhattan.
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As long as we're on the move, even if it means barreling through a locked door instead of waiting to find the right key, nothing else matters to this fiery planet.
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If people in Texas had a few days to prepare before Hurricane Harvey came barreling down with unprecedented amounts of rain last month, it's because of the work that Sears does.
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In the first week of December 2018, police successfully stopped a Tesla Model S whose driver was asleep at the wheel while it was barreling down the road at 70 mph.
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Throughout the first half of its debut season, The CW's Crazy Ex-Girlfriend always found a way to explain its premise by barreling straight from incredulity into its manic theme song.
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Forecasts from the National Hurricane Center currently show Maria barreling into Puerto Rico on Wednesday, and the island is expected to experience 12 to 18-inches of rain from the storm.
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We are still barreling along when the radio crackles: Thompson was going 411 mph at the official 5-mile mark and 416 out the back door as he exited the course.
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She said it took a few seconds to register that the truck, which she saw veer onto the street at about 25 mph "barreling people," was intentionally mowing down the crowd.
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He was trying to protect the house he&aposs lived in since he was 221 by wetting it down, but the wind shifted and sent the flames barreling right toward him.
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Hurricane Irma, barreling toward the Caribbean and the southern United States, was upgraded to a powerful Category 4 storm on Monday as islands in its path braced for a possible onslaught.
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But one night, Strange goes barreling through a treacherous switchback in his Lamborghini and causes a brutal crash that destroys his hands, and with them, his career and reason for living.
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But barreling ahead and recommitting to the rhetoric that outraged people across the political spectrum could cost the President any goodwill he still has left among people who don't support him.
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Thursday when Mr. Ryan — barreling over Democrats' objections — took the rare and provocative step of calling a vote on a major appropriations bill in the wee hours and without any debate.
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NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (Reuters) - With Hurricane Matthew barreling down on the southeastern United States, Lindsay and Henry Barrios faced a potentially life-changing decision: whether to evacuate their South Carolina home.
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Locally known as Urduja, Kai-tak was barreling through the eastern region of Visayas, hitting islands and coastal towns such as Tacloban City where Supertyphoon Haiyan claimed 8,000 lives in 2013.
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These factors work together to create the illusion that as a society we are barreling toward a world of complete liberation, where everyone is truly free to be whoever they are.
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Since barreling into the mainstream last year, XXXTentacion had become one of rap's biggest and most controversial new stars, with a No. 1 album and a fervent congregation of young fans.
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Still, I wasn't able to shake the feeling of paranoia until I was barreling eastward on the I-15 and watching the towers of Vegas recede in my rear view mirror.
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Others were there to bet on horse races around the country, their eyes trained on a row of flat-screen televisions along a back wall showing horses barreling down the homestretch.
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NUEVO LAREDO, Mexico — When a group of migrants staying in a shelter in this border city heard last weekend that Hurricane Harvey was barreling down on Texas, they did not wait.
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At least a dozen Marvel movies are currently barreling down on us, more subscription services stream at me than I can count, and new devices and platforms emerge basically every day.
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President Donald Trump is set to headline a rally for Rispone in Louisiana on Thursday evening, barreling ahead despite worries within the GOP that Edwards is a slight favorite to win.
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There was chaos as the crowd parted — people were darting off the road — and we both leapt to the side of the street just as a Dodge Challenger came barreling through.
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Susan Hamlin, 56, Paris WE WERE BARRELING along in our chartered, 36-foot sailboat on a passage from Carriacou to Mayreau, two islands in the St. Vincent and the Grenadines chain.
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WASHINGTON — Senate Republican leaders, keeping alive their push to dismantle the Affordable Care Act, are barreling toward a showdown vote on Tuesday to begin debating a repeal of the health law.
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The National Hurricane Center has downgraded Irma to a Category 2 hurricane, but the storm is still barreling up Florida's west coast, bashing the state with heavy rains and fierce winds.
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Focus was also being drawn to the Category 5 storm Hurricane Irma, which is barreling towards the Caribbean and Florida and could knock out other refineries and cause more fuel shortages.
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A story arc involving Matilda's becoming sexually active seems to be barreling toward very-special-episode territory, but takes a left turn into a nuanced, tricky examination of autism and consent.
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But the goal was waved off when Panik was called for goaltender interference after he took Schneider out of the play by barreling into him on the hard-charging shot attempt.
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The last month of 20103, and thus of the decade, is barreling to a close, and thus it is time to reflect not only the year but the decade in dating.
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Instead, conservatives appear to be barreling forward with Kavanaugh's nomination, which will hit the Senate floor for a procedural vote on Saturday regardless of how the committee vote goes on Friday.
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You'd think going from barreling through a room filled with guys who want to kill you straight into karaoke with your sworn brother would maybe feel a little jarring, but no.
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I half expected Friends' Chandler and Joey to come barreling through the door at what I imagined would be bloodcurdling screams (see: "The One with the Morning After"), but that never happened.
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While there hasn't been a ton of peer-reviewed scientific research (yet) to support all the reported benefits of CBD, that hasn't stopped the hype train from barreling ahead at full steam.
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Nerve-wracking dashcam footage from a semi-truck driving along a state highway in Ohio shows an oblivious driver blow through a stop sign, barely missing the truck barreling through the intersection.
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You begin to wonder if it's something in the city—if people are just more likely to dangle precipitously off eavesdrops, and if cars moving just look better barreling over those hills.
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It's been less than two weeks since Hurricane Irma slammed into the Eastern Caribbean as a Category 4 storm, devastating many of the tiny islands in its path before barreling into Florida.
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Standing in the backyard of his office, Garcia trains his iPhone 7's screen at the sky, where a digital version of SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket booster comes barreling toward the ground.
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As the driver with a camera was waiting for the light to change, a car comes barreling around a corner, drifts, overcorrects and ends up facing the wrong way on a street.
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Regardless of whether the U.S. budget has room for it or not, the problem of how to pay for seniors' care is barreling towards us, and it's only going to get worse.
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A tidal wave of change is barreling toward the auto industry—and as with any wicked swell, some of the surfers in the water will ride to glory, others will wipe out.
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With a winter storm barreling down the East Coast, representatives from almost every type of energy source are seizing the opportunity to tout how superior their fuel is to America's electricity supply.
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But at this point Congress may be barreling towards another CR. The impact: A CR often prevents agencies from implementing or continuing a program that didn't have funding in the previous year.
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In 2014, flight controllers were able to raise the ISS's altitude by half a mile in order to avoid an old part of a European rocket barreling down in its orbital path.
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It's past three in the morning and I was perched precariously on the back of a beaten-up Honda motorbike barreling down a pitch black dirt road cut through the Nicaraguan jungle.
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But when it comes to slashing heat-trapping carbon emissions — which are now at their highest levels in some 15 million years — these two powerful unions are barreling down starkly different highways.
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So Kerry's hour-long speech on Wednesday about the state of the Mideast conflict and the storm that Israeli and Palestinian leaders are barreling toward was not only appropriate, but absolutely necessary.
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Rush Limbaugh was chastised this week for suggesting the press is exaggerating the threat of Hurricane Irma, which raked the Caribbean as a Category 5 storm and now is barreling toward Florida.
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More on the tax fight here.. TRUMP, SENATORS HEADED FOR CLASH ON CYBER POLICY: Senators are barreling toward a clash with the Trump administration over how to deter and respond to cyberattacks.
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Footage picking up traction online shows a car barreling through a crowd of people as they marched in Milwaukee on Saturday in an effort to put a stop violence in their community.
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" On Tuesday, Spencer gleefully tweeted a photoshopped image of himself as the eye of a storm, barreling toward Florida, with the snarky caption: "BREAKING: Hurricane Ricardo expected to hit Gainesville on Thursday.
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As he watched a surveillance video of that moment -- the car barreling toward people protesting a white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia last summer -- Marcus Martin grew angry and cursed out loud.
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But those same barriers would also make it difficult for bikers and pedestrians to escape if a vehicle were barreling toward them on what is essentially a closed corridor at many points.
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Mangkhut was moving relatively quickly across the South China Sea and was on track to pass south of Hong Kong Sunday afternoon before barreling into southern China's Guangdong Province by the evening.
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The powerful storm — currently packing winds of up to 0003 miles per hour (about 2000 kilometers per hour) — is on track to hit the northern Philippines on Friday before barreling toward Taiwan.
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The powerful storm — currently packing winds of up to 2000 miles per hour (about 228 kilometers per hour) — is on track to hit the northern Philippines on Friday before barreling toward Taiwan.
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It takes some time, barreling toward the cliff that forms the southern side of Cedar Mesa, to realize what's going to happen: You're going to climb the whole thing, in your car.
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Malicious requests poured in from millions of IP addresses – imagine a stampede of animals barreling through a locked iron gate – into things like cameras, residences, baby monitors, printers, and other connected devices.
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Hong Kong (CNN)As the US east coast braces for Hurricane Florence, an even stronger super typhoon is barreling down on southeast Asia, with Hong Kong and Macau square in its path.
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Lawmakers still have to weigh measures to fund the government, raise the debt ceiling and pay for the relief efforts in Texas after Hurricane Harvey, if not another storm barreling toward Miami.
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The talks come as preparations for the highly anticipated summit in Singapore were barreling forward on both sides of the Pacific Ocean, despite lingering uncertainty about whether it will really occur, and when.
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While its second weekend drop is about 10 percent steeper than that of the first film, worldwide, the film has grossed $932.4 million to date and is barreling toward the $1 billion mark.
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The late football great Bronko Nagurski, who played fullback for the Chicago Bears in the 20073s and was known for barreling through opponents when he carried the ball, grew up in the town.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Cyclone Fani, the strongest storm to hit India since 2014, is weakening after barreling into the eastern coastal state of Odisha, the chief of the weather office said on Friday.
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Hurricane Matthew is barreling toward Florida on Thursday as a massive Category 4 storm, and officials are telling 2 million people living in evacuation zones to get the hell out of the way.
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Perhaps West is taking aim at the falsehood and overexposure of celebrity, but the way he's doing it—by bullying, essentially, by barreling through—negates any point he may be trying to make.
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Now, with the power off and buildings gone, there's just Erin and Nic's, the rustle of the remaining trees, and the occasional construction vehicle barreling by, clanging across a grate in the street.
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According to the former Republican congressman from Texas, the recent jump in Treasury bond yields suggest the U.S. is barreling toward a potential recession and market meltdown at a faster and faster pace.
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The Category 5 storm — which the National Weather Service called "potentially catastrophic" — is now barreling toward Puerto Rico, where FEMA and the National Guard are standing by, and could reach Florida by Sunday.
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Mad Max: Fury Road was one of the most highly acclaimed films of 2015, a barreling, no-holds-barred ride through a dry future hellscape where gasoline and water are in short supply.
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New York (CNN)Moments after barreling his car through the crowded sidewalks in Manhattan's Times Square, Richard Rojas told a traffic agent, "I wanted to kill them all," according to a criminal complaint.
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And barreling straight for him through the throng was a huge man in a pinstripe suit, balding and angry, sporting a Mike Tyson-style tribal tattoo on the right side of his face.
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His ramped-up defense of Kavanaugh comes at the Senate is barreling toward a high-stakes hearing on Monday, at which the Supreme Court nominee and his accuser have been invited to testify.
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Witnesses told CNN affiliate Seven Network they saw people flung into the air after being hit by the car, which was barreling down the road at around 60 miles per hour (100 kph).
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The surf trip came as WeWork seemed to be barreling toward a giant public offering that would value the company at as much as $100 billion and make its thousands of employees rich.
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Mr. Watkinson and Mr. Hall wrote in their paper that Palu was particularly at risk for strong earthquakes, the liquefaction of its soft and saturated soil, and tsunamis barreling down its narrow bay.
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Even when she has a walk signal, Jane Pachuta has been cut off by cars making left turns and barreling through the crosswalk near her home on the Upper East Side of Manhattan.
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There's just one problem: the NDAA freight train is barreling down the tracks toward final floor action, and the solution sits marooned, waiting for a legislative vehicle to get it over the line.
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Mr. O'Reilly, the star she calls her primary news source, beamed into the room, already barreling into the questions of the day on "The O'Reilly Factor," the nation's No. 1 cable news show.
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Hurricane Irma is barreling toward the Florida peninsula as a category 4 storm, according to the U.S. National Hurricane Center, and ranks as one of the most powerful Atlantic storms in a century.
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While Texas struggles to recover from Hurricane Harvey, which devastated much of its southern coastline just a week ago, Hurricane Irma is barreling down on the Caribbean with Florida square in its sights.
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You've just heard the news, felt the tremble of the emergency alert on your phone: A meteor, barreling through deep space, will shatter the planet in a few hours, obliterating everything you know.
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As we come barreling down to the end of the road on how we confront North Korea, there can be no denying that this situation is very different from other nuclear weapons threats.
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When Harvey was barreling down on the Texas coast, McIngvale and his team planned ahead to act as a possible shelter, though he admits they weren't expecting as many people as they got.
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Adding to the challenge is the potential for major changes in federal regulatory and trade policies by the Trump administration, setting up an uncertain year for an industry that has been barreling along.
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Instead, she and Letissier confront feelings of isolation head-on: "I feel so unstable / Fucking hate these people," they spit out before barreling into a triumphant chorus over a tinsel-shiny techno beat.
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Not content to let the Chiefs steal the game, New England marched 75 yards down the field, with Sony Michel barreling his way into the end zone for a 10-yard touchdown run.
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We spoke to someone at the DoubleTree Hotel in Houston -- directly across the highway from Lakewood Church -- and we're told it was half full last Thursday when Harvey started barreling toward H-Town.
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In other words, for a brief moment, it truly felt like "Turn Down for What" was everywhere, with DJ Snake's squealing-synth drop and Megalodon-sized drums barreling through every level of popular consciousness.
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The newborns who belong to two different families and were being cared for at New Hanover Regional Hospital in Wilmington, North Carolina, earlier this week as Hurricane Florence was barreling toward the coastal city.
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But I remember, on that day, a procession of protesters barreling down the hall outside my physics class, yelling and waving signs, trying to entice other kids to march downtown and join the throng.
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It wasn't so bad that I thought I might get sick while barreling down I-95 later, it just tasted more like a chewy, cheap fish sandwich, with none of the decadence of lobster.
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Why this Amtrak commuter train came barreling into the station so fast after a winter snowstorm is unknown, but it seems like an especially unsafe thing to do with passengers waiting on the platform.
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But, hey, maybe the pants-shitting anxiety of having zero bullets and a prison full of zombies with Mr. X also barreling down your ass is kind of a turn off for you. Understandable!
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RELATED: Poll: Clinton, Sanders in a dead heat for Nevada "Like a freight train barreling through signals with his horn on full blast, Trump heads down the track towards a possible nomination," Malloy said.
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They argue that House Democrats are barreling towards a repeat of the GOP-led impeachment of President Clinton in 1998 that ultimately backfired on Republicans and handed Democrats a series of midterm election victories.
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A California passenger miraculously survived a terrifying incident over the weekend after a metal bar fell off a truck on the highway and came barreling through the car, impaling the person's lower right leg.
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TypTap says its policies can take effect in as little as two days, but the company can delay policies at its discretion under certain circumstances — for example, if a hurricane is barreling toward land.
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Storm models that earlier in the week projected Irma to bear most heavily on eastern Florida now had the storm barreling right up the western coastline, menacing population hubs around Tampa and Fort Myers.
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After Hurricane Irma finished barreling through Florida—leaving battered homes, toppled trees, and snapped cranes in its wake—an off-duty cop in Miami headed into a local neighborhood to check out the damage.
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During her morning routine of writing in her journal, praying and drinking coffee, Ms. Singleton all month has been counting the large number of semi trucks barreling through Ajo to worksites along the border.
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It was fun for officers and fun for the pork-barreling federal and local politicians and bureaucrats to give and get all that amazing gear — absent the federal largess, departments couldn't have afforded it.
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The trajectory of the comet, first detected by Crimean astronomer Gennady Borisov, follows a highly curved path barreling in the sun's direction at unusually high speeds, evidence that it originated beyond the solar system.
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Irma, one of the most powerful Atlantic Ocean storms on record, ravaged several islands in the northern Caribbean, killing at least 60 people, before barreling into Florida's Gulf Coast on Sunday, causing further destruction.
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Videos posted on social media showed a snowboarder barreling down a steep city street, a man opening his garage door to find it almost completely blocked by a snowdrift and cars entombed in white.
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With the storm barreling toward the tip of Florida for perhaps a catastrophic blow this weekend, normally quick trips turned into daylong journeys on crowded highways amid a constant search for gasoline and lodging.
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The man claims around 1 AM on August 3, he was riding a motorized bike around the park when he saw a golf cart with its lights off barreling down a hill toward him.
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But it looks like our only chance given the political reality in Australia, America, and elsewhere — namely, that powerful forces on the right are determined to keep us barreling down the road to hell.
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And not only that, but I think that we're barreling into a future where people are going to start developing genuine neural interfaces that allow us to control our devices with just our thoughts.
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Harvey, now barreling toward the nation's refining hub, would be the first hurricane since 22 to make landfall in Texas, where one-third of U.S. refining capacity lies in its potential but unpredictable track.
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The other candidate was a white ex-congressman from Texas, barreling through South Carolina with an improvisational air of empathetic energy, and acknowledging that his whiteness had given him a leg up in life.
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New Delhi (CNN)What is expected to be India's strongest tropical cyclone to make landfall in 63 years is barreling toward 26 million people on the country's east coast, prompting officials to begin emergency evacuations.
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A locomotive train barreling ahead of its own smoke, and a black crow sprouting whiskers, are two images that hold court to the poetic mantras spilling across Ray Pettibon's newest series of drawings and paintings.
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And with the CBD market expected to grow to $22 billion by 2022 — outpacing marijuana — it's looking smart for Prima and other brands that are barreling forward, hoping theirs is the name that will stick.
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Matthew, the most powerful Atlantic storm since 2007, killed at least 1,000 people in Haiti last week before barreling up the U.S. southeastern coast and causing nearly 30 deaths in Florida, Georgia and the Carolinas.
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Instead, with the race barreling toward a possible contested convention in Cleveland, Cruz is furiously working to peel off a handful of delegates and make sure they don't end up in delegate-leader Trump's column.
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The trolley problem, for example, is a classic philosophical thought experiment in which a runaway train is barreling toward either one of two groups of people, and the conductor has to choose who will die.
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Whether he's strolling through laid-back funk or barreling forward like a neon-lit SUV, he's totally in control of the sound, and his synthesizers are firing in all kinds of crazy directions at once.
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News of former congressman Harold Ford, Jr.'s firing by Morgan Stanley brings to mind a big new question: Is the sexual harassment tsunami that's barreling through Hollywood and Capitol Hill coming to Wall Street?
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This subtle movement is going to grow and one day we'll realize that the tide has turned and instead of just barreling toward the iceberg, slowly, we're turning and we're just going to miss it.
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The dissenting judge, U.S. District Judge Josephine Staton, said the Constitution did not "condone the Nation's willful destruction" through climate change, likening government inaction to shutting down all defenses to an asteroid barreling toward Earth.
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Like other shikumen, it's free of cars, making it one of the rare places in Shanghai where you can stroll without having to watch out for a darting electric bike or a barreling Volkswagen taxi.
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The rare, severe hurricane barreling toward Hawaii with 63 mph wind could produce "whiteout conditions," life-threatening flash floods and landslides as it hits the island's still-erupting Kilauea volcano, according to U.S. weather officials.
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If you were to binge-watch the whole thing back-to-back, with breaks for sleep, you'd see it's actually picking up steam, barreling towards the medieval equivalent of global thermonuclear war on all fronts.
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Congress is barreling toward a showdown over the future of DACA, an Obama-era program that allows certain immigrants who came to the United States illegally as children to work and go to school here.
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Democrats, led by Senator Tim Kaine of Virginia, the man who would have been vice president, had just issued an appeal to Republicans to "fix" the Affordable Care Act instead of barreling toward repealing it.
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Trump is barreling into these legal actions the same way he always has, publicly attacking not only his adversaries but also independent arbiters, calling defeats victories and staffing up with more and more Trump Lawyers.
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Bennu has been tracked and studied since its discovery in 1999, but what would happen if a previously unknown asteroid was found to be barreling toward Earth with only years or even months before impact?
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The dance has been exasperating, listeners shifting at a moment's notice between struggling to let the (very good) new music speak for itself and groaning at Kanye barreling across lines of proper decency on Twitter.
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Officials at the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (aka WMATA, aka Why-Ma-Ta, aka Metro) announced Thursday that due to the blizzard barreling toward the city, the subway system will close Friday at 11 p.m.
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Brad Johnson had been hiking for four hours through Wyoming's rugged Beartooth Mountains on a crisp, early September afternoon when he spotted the two dark silhouettes barreling through the forest, roughly 20 feet ahead of him.
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The tweets come just before the one-year mark of Hurricane Maria barreling through Puerto Rico as a Category 4 storm, becoming one of the worst natural disasters the United States has seen in recent history.
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The longest strike in the Chicago Symphony Orchestra's 128-year history is barreling on with no end in sight, as stalled negotiations with the orchestra's controlling board have extended the impasse into its 7th straight week.
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Hurricanes are rare in Hawaii—the conditions that favor their development tend to form more to the south—and to watch two barreling toward the island archipelago at the same time is a first for meteorologists.
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I drove 2995 miles around Northern California in one, barreling down interstates, carving through mountains, and taking in views of the coast and can say this unassuming drop-top is everything you want in a car.
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As we got out of the helicopter, Khan quickly jumped in an armored car, we took off at speed, dozens of gun-toting security men crammed onto flat-bed trucks barreling down the road with us.
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But three decades after the Chinese Army crushed demonstrations centered on Tiananmen Square, "Tank Man" — the person who boldly confronted a convoy of tanks barreling down a Beijing avenue — is as much a mystery as ever.
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" She worries about her cultural role in "That's Not My Real Life," a barreling punk rocker: "The suits, they don't want me to go/They just want me to bear it all for all the women.
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Though "The Crime Writer" is billed as a psychological thriller, it's probably more useful to see it as a meditation on the business of writing, or a character study of an alcoholic barreling toward a breakdown.
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A person close to the Trump campaign went further, saying Democrats would be "better off" focusing on kitchen table issues like healthcare and income inequality between now and the general election, rather than barreling toward impeachment.
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Even with one climate-amplified hurricane barely in the rearview mirror, another barreling down, and much of the Western half of the country on fire, the only reaction someone like Limbaugh can imagine is to double down.
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Some 3,500 kilometers (2174.8 miles) to the northwest, a tropical cyclone was barreling toward the coast of Western Australia where it is expected to make landfall near Port Hedland, the world's largest iron ore port, on Saturday.
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Some 3,500 kilometers (2174.8 miles) to the northwest, a tropical cyclone was barreling toward the coast of Western Australia where it is expected to make landfall near Port Hedland, the world's largest iron ore port, on Saturday.
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The most menacing storm in the Caribbean in nearly a decade, Matthew began battering Haiti late Monday with strong winds and rising sea levels, before barreling ashore some 250 miles west of the capital Port-au-Prince.
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For example, a 2011 study found that tornado warnings that have an hour of lead time can lead people to flee a threatened area, potentially putting them in a traffic jam with a tornado barreling toward them.
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Iowa and four other states were directly in the path of a massive snowstorm barreling across the Plains on Monday, but it's not going to bury the Hawkeye State until after most of the caucusing is over.
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But with a snowstorm barreling down on the state, the Trump campaign canceled a morning town hall in Londonderry -- his only campaign stop in the Granite State scheduled for Friday, just days out from Tuesday's primary contest.
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Jesse's quest to find God might seem slightly inexplicable at times, but the show is careful to always give it just enough justification, like it's laying the tracks exactly as the train is barreling down over it.
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One moment, there was a great street celebration for France's Bastille Day holiday — and the next, a truck came barreling through at high speed, leaving a trail of bodies, shock and despair through a French Riviera fiesta.
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The widespread dollar weakness boosted appetite for risk-oriented currencies, with the euro barreling past the $1.13 line to a one-week high while the Australian dollar and the New Zealand dollar gained more than 0.5% each.
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Slater and a team of collaborators created a seemingly endless and perfect barreling wave using a system similar to Wavegarden tech, with some clever tweaks to the shape of the foil and bottom contours of the lake.
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If fashion month is like a game of baseball (bear with us on this) and each main city is its own base, we've now rounded third in Milan and are barreling towards home plate: Paris Fashion Week.
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But with her appointment, Condé Nast is signaling, once again, that it is barreling headlong into the digital age — if as much to reach its screen-obsessed consumers as by the financial realities of the magazine industry.
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Normally the final two weeks before the caucuses are a frenetic blitz of four to six events a day for each candidate, barreling from the Mississippi River in the east to the Missouri River in the west.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump is barreling into a confrontation with the courts barely two weeks after taking office, foreshadowing years of legal battles as an administration determined to disrupt the existing order presses the boundaries of executive power.
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Oil prices rose Friday as the U.S. petroleum industry braced for Hurricane Harvey, which was barreling thought the Gulf of Mexico and may become the biggest storm to hit the U.S. mainland in more than a decade.
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The earth is barreling towards a catastrophic future of extreme weather events, food shortages, wildfires and the extinction of all coral reef by 22015, according to a report published Monday by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.
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The earth is barreling towards a catastrophic future of extreme weather events, food shortages, wildfires and the extinction of all coral reef by 20473, according to a report published Monday by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.
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Frankly, it looks scary as hell:If you look closely at the video above, you'll see that the very large MTA bus is barreling down Palmetto Avenue in the Bushwick area of Brooklyn, and there's no driver on board.
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On many occasions since the offensive against ISIS began on October 17, the militants have surprised advancing forces with sniper attacks and vehicle-borne suicide bombs that emerge in a cloud of dust, barreling toward front line positions.
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The Amtrak train that slammed into a backhoe on Sunday morning in Chester, Pa., leaving two workers dead on the tracks, was barreling along at 106 miles an hour seconds before the crash, federal investigators said on Monday.
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By the mid-1980s, China was barreling down the path of "reform and opening-up," as the official line went, and it wanted a stable international order, thinking that this would be more conducive to its own growth.
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The Cohen information alone "puts impeachment on the table, and I can't help but think that that is what this is barreling toward," said Rob Stutzman, a California-based Republican strategist who has been critical of Mr. Trump.
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To be clear, the coronavirus pandemic is a tragedy — a human nightmare unspooling in overloaded hospitals and unemployment offices with unnerving speed, barreling toward a horizon darkened by economic disaster and crowded with portents of suffering to come.
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To be clear, the coronavirus pandemic is a tragedy — a human nightmare unspooling in overloaded hospitals and unemployment offices with unnerving speed, barreling toward a horizon darkened by economic disaster and crowded with portents of suffering to come.
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The Mannings want their money back, and, armed with the knowledge that these widows had nothing to do with their husbands' blood business, come barreling into their lives, confident that they can threaten them into accommodating their demands.
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While many have welcomed the reduction in tensions on a Peninsula which last year appeared to be barreling towards war, some in Seoul and Washington have questioned whether South Korea is giving up too much for too little.
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Each time it seemed Trump was barreling toward the "and we will make America great again" that is his hallmark rally sign-off, he veered into another tangent — how he could be loved in Germany, his parents, NATO.
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He has a way of barreling past the bad years, and with some accounting for extenuating circumstances—RGIII's injuries, Ryan's adjustment period, the Browns fundamental Browns-ness—Shanahan really does seem to have a knack for improving teams.
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Photo: APCategory 5 Hurricane Irma is currently barreling through the Atlantic Ocean and is now considered the strongest recorded storm in the Atlantic basin outside of the Caribbean Sea or Gulf of Mexico, the Weather Channel reported Tuesday night.
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The Senate is barreling toward a vote this week on the Republican health care bill, and basically everything is in flux: what's in the bill, who might vote for the bill, and, of course, whether the bill might pass.
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Year of the Cobra, the doomy Seattle-based duo of bassist/vocalist Amy Tung-Barrysmith and drummer Jon Barrysmith, formed in 2015 and soon came barreling out of the gate with an impressive three-song EP, The Black Sun.
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But with the world on fire, millions of species winking out of existence, and climate change barreling towards us like the unwanted approach of September, those kinds of reads may start to feel a little bit like literary privilege.
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Brian Steimke was traveling northbound on I-15 in suburban Los Angeles on Wednesday when he came upon a shocking sight: a tractor-trailer barreling down the highway, dragging a burgundy Nissan Maxima right down the road with it.
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Category 5 storm Maria was expected to tear across Puerto Rico after barreling through St. Croix in the U.S. Virgin Islands in the early hours of Wednesday, becoming the second highest-category hurricane to ravage the Caribbean this month.
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It takes a lot of training, data, simulations, and iteration to teach an autonomous vehicle to balance a reckless, dangerous move barreling across oncoming traffic and staying timid and conservative and waiting for 10 minutes just to turn left.
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So you got that sort of barreling forward and then you've got this as-of-yet defined emerging wave of feminism that is very grounded in the experience of women who felt left out of the previous feminine critique.
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"After getting caught violating ethics rules the first time, Republicans on the board are now ignoring these rules and barreling towards reaching the same anti-worker outcome another way," Senator Elizabeth Warren, Democrat of Massachusetts, said in a statement.
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Trump, whose marketing and self-promotion propelled him to the world's most powerful position, discovered that not all problems respond to PR solutions; that no matter how he and his acolytes praised his performance, the virus kept barreling forward.
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The two shootings were separated by seven days and more than 1,500 miles, but the details seemed eerily familiar: When a gunman charged into a classroom, a student went barreling toward him, preventing more bloodshed while sacrificing his life.
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Despite the fast-moving inquiry unfolding in Washington, Mr. Trump showed that he, too, was barreling forward in his re-election campaign, using impeachment as fuel to energize his hard-core supporters while trying to expand the electoral map.
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The peninsula appeared to be barreling towards conflict, especially after the election of Trump, who took a hard line on North Korea and promised "fire and fury" as Pyongyang's weapons testing threatened Guam, Hawaii and even the US mainland.
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The bill barreling through the Utah Legislature was "an effort to override the will of the people," said Matthew Slonaker, the executive director of the Utah Health Policy Project, a nonprofit group that supported the full expansion of Medicaid.
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Three drivers and two dogs narrowly escaped death as a commercial pickup truck came barreling down a highway off ramp, jumped a median and landed on top of their vehicles, trapping one of them for an hour-and-a-half.
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A train barreling toward a mountain tunnel, its windows a perfect symmetrical reflection; Lockhart and Hannah talking beside a mirror-like fountain pool; a slow dolly toward a seemingly empty therapy tub; even the most banal moments become opportunities for artistry.
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"Looking back, we should have done more research — not that it would have made a difference," Diana says, recalling how that first meet-up sent her brother barreling down a path, away from the family he had once been close to.
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As the show approaches its dreaded finish line (we only have two shortened seasons left before the series comes to an end), Thrones dispensed with any meandering plot points, barreling full steam ahead and keeping the twists coming with every installment.
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The new trailer details the group's harrowing struggle to survive ("I need you to try to get the hell out of there," Metzie tells the group) which culminates in their elevator car barreling down the shaft after a cable snaps.
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You can hardly blame the stewards for mistaking Mendy for a pitch invader, as they saw a guy wearing white pants and a bright orange jacket barreling toward the center of the field—pretty high contrast to Man City's powder blue.
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The aerial video taken by a law enforcement aircraft showed Finicum speed away from authorities in a white truck and nearly strike a law officer, while trying to evade a police barricade before barreling into a snowbank and exiting the car.
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The plot twist came during the trial of traitor president Gaius Baltar (and what other TV show can give us the traitor president trial we crave?), barreling at high speed into what seemed to be a perfectly set-up courtroom finale.
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Even though his appearance is a given in modern Marvel films, fans at my marathon couldn't get enough of him, whether he popped up during the kickoff film, or at 3AM, when delirious viewers were barreling through Avengers: Age of Ultron.
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Confidence: Medium-High Tomorrow night: The evening should be mainly clear and calm, but a surge of cold air is likely to come barreling down from New England late tonight leading to an increase in clouds and strengthening northwest winds.
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If this all sounds too literary, too dewy-eyed, too removed from the urgent fact that our ship is barreling toward some awful fate, well, Giono would retort that there is no battle that occurs exclusively in the public sphere.
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Instead of a rope and a noose, New York brought its own set of suicide opportunities: I could wait until the subway came barreling through a station and toss myself off the platform like a used tissue flung towards a wastebasket.
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Irma rampaged through the Caribbean, devastating several islands and raking the northern shore of Cuba last week before barreling into the Florida Keys island chain on Sunday with sustained winds of up to 130 miles per hour (215 km/h).
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The man himself, barreling through his early 90s with a mixture of impatience, resignation and good humor, has spent a lifetime looking, mostly at North American people and landscapes, but also somehow inward, using cameras as instruments of documentation and introspection.
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Amazon, Facebook, Google and Twitter are joining startups and activists for a major online rally today in support of net neutrality, even though the U.S. Federal Communications Commission is barreling toward easily scrapping the government's existing rules in the coming months.
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But for the first time in climate talks stretching back to 1992, it set forth specific, numerical pledges from each country to reduce emissions so that together they could keep atmospheric temperatures from barreling past a point of no return.
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He traveled here at the very moment Hurricane Michael was barreling across Florida because, he said, remaining in Washington to monitor the storm's devastation "would have been very, very unfair to thousands of people" waiting to see him in Erie.
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This is consistent with their efforts over the past three years, which have been to close off official channels of communication, lock Taiwan out of international organizations, and send fighter planes barreling across the center line of the Taiwan Strait.
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It was early afternoon on an unseasonably warm winter Tuesday, and Mr. Durant was in high spirits, barreling down the Bayshore Freeway in a black Cadillac Escalade on the way to a speaking engagement at YouTube's headquarters in San Bruno, Calif.
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WASHINGTON – Barreling toward a historic summit with North Korea&aposs Kim Jong Un, President Donald Trump has his sights set on a nuclear deal, leaving allies and advocates worried that he may give short shrift to human rights abuses and regional security concerns.
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Sure, by eating those plants and assuming their toxicity and changing color to yellow and black, the insects make themselves more conspicuous, but that isn't such a big deal when there's millions of them barreling across a landscape—no one's trying to hide.
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The maneuver would be an exceedingly precise one, accelerating Apollo 83 from its orbital velocity to an unheard of 24,200 miles per hour, a speed that would send the crew barreling across a quarter million miles of empty space to the moon.
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Yet Cardi's unrelenting flow, barreling charisma, and unforgettable lines ("These is red bottoms/these is bloody shoes") elevated the cut above its competition — and helped her become the first solo female rapper to top the Hot 100 in nearly two decades. —E.
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House Republicans are barreling toward a dramatic showdown with top law enforcement officials after GOP leaders vowed to take action against the Department of Justice (DOJ) and FBI if they fail to comply with a subpoena request by the end of this week.
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And it begs the question: What does Vladimir Putin, what do the Russians have on Donald Trump personally, politically and financially that he would behave in such a manner, and in doing so just barreling his way through Europe undermining our allies?
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For whatever reason, maybe stress or nerves or lack of sleep, she put the car in drive instead of reverse, taking the Chevy Equinox barreling into the DMV—arguably the one place you would want to avoid destroying in a car accident.
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Embracing the raw, powerful sense of freedom that comes with barreling down the road in your birthday suit, the man threw caution to the wind and zipped past the cops, weaving into medians and, at one point, driving straight toward oncoming traffic.
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At times the material latching itself to the exterior looked like mounds and caverns on some near moon, at others they simply looked like smudges of dirt, and occasionally they looked like scrapings, the influence of some alien vessel barreling into its ribs.
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The problem for Fox News is that while Hannity has risen to become the top ratings-earner of the nightly lineup, he is also a figure prone to barreling headfirst into the murky territory between opinion and out-and-out conspiracy theorism.
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In a worst-case scenario, they say, it would instead be torn from its moorings and sent barreling inland, plowing through buildings until it landed, steaming and dented and with two active reactors on board, well away from its source of coolant.
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It's not about barreling through as many episodes as possible any more: services such as Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon Prime have made mainlining entire seasons of shows, even ones we don't really like that much, as routine an activity as walking your dog.
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I'm glad he also grew up with a vigilant parent who insisted on helmets and kneepads and safety goggles and sunscreen — a yen for adventure whispering in one ear; a sober respect for 53,000 pounds of barreling Yukon whispering in the other.
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As an outfielder in a baseball game at a picnic, he grabbed a ground ball and threw it so that he hit a batter barreling toward second base; he was proud of his throw and exasperated that the runner wasn't called out.
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Here's what to expect in the coming days: Saturday: Dorian is barreling west in the Atlantic midday Saturday toward the US mainland, with sustained winds of 150 mph -- not far off Category 5 strength, with its wind-speed range starting at 157 mph.
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On that album he ranged from sharp-edged electric fusion dosed with Indian classical influence to ballads of wandering irresolution and on to barreling post-bop, all the while displaying an overwhelming facility and a responsive touch on both acoustic and electric guitar.
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It comes in sharp contrast to 2017 when the peninsula appeared to be barreling toward conflict, with Kim overseeing a string of missile and nuclear tests and Trump promising "fire and fury" as Pyongyang threatened Guam, Hawaii and even the US mainland.
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The writer-director duo of Josh and Benny Safdie (with their co-writer Ronald Bronstein) keep the movie barreling forward at a breakneck pace, piling problems onto a protagonist who deserves all the trouble he gets, but who is still oddly sympathetic.
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Peter Baker reports in The Times: President Trump is barreling into a confrontation with the courts barely two weeks after taking office, foreshadowing years of legal battles as an administration determined to disrupt the existing order presses the boundaries of executive power.
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And "Murnau," a depiction of the same Bavarian village painted two years later, is a small masterpiece in which the same sea-blue mountain looming over a few trembling rooftops becomes a great Jungian shadow barreling over the horizon like a storm.
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But Hyperloop One is barreling ahead, bolstered by $160 million in seed funding, green lights from countries like the United Arab Emirates and Finland, and faith that it is the company best positioned to make the dream of 760mph, tube-based travel a reality.
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According to legal docs obtained by TMZ ... Carmen Marrero claims she was minding her own business this January on a New York City sidewalk when Kevin and his security team came barreling out of a building, knocking her to the ground in the ensuing scrum.
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Hawaii's Emergency Management Agency (HEMA) is taking some heat after an employee accidentally sent out a warning that a ballistic missile was barreling toward the state on Saturday, scaring the shit out of islanders and giving at least one poor guy a literal heart attack.
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It was inevitable, even before the Night King raised Viserion from the dead in last week's chilling final moments, that we would end up here — but knowing that we're barreling towards an unavoidable conclusion is very different from seeing it play out before our eyes.
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Then, just as you're wondering how the company could have pumped more into the event, two trains barreling in opposite directions pass one another on the Las Vegas monorail track out front, each baring the words, "Hey Google," in bold, impossible to miss letters.
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On Saturday, a wall of lava barreling toward the coast hit the ocean, pouring into the water and shooting up massive plumes of something called "laze": a combination of steam, hydrochloric acid (which burns through skin), and tiny particles of glass, the Washington Post reports.
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Still, what is most surprising is that, from the first moments of the second season, it is clear that Marling and Batmanglij feel no need to provide solace or answers; they are barreling ahead with their own story, the one they want to tell.
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Once the mythic showdowns took over, Padmé all but vanished from the narrative of the last prequel film, crushed by the future that was barreling down on her, begging her husband not to do the terrible things we already knew he was going to do.
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In an exclusive clip teasing season 8, obtained by TMZ, Spice is being told by an artist development agent that her appearance is sub-par, which sends her barreling into a doctor's office as she starts to consider whether she should potentially bleach her skin.
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One young man, despite not speaking a word of English, devoted his day to looking out for me, more than once pulling me by the shirt collar in the split second before the herd of horses changed directions and came barreling toward where we stood.
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At least five states had declared emergencies by Thursday afternoon, as the season's first major Atlantic Coast storm started to move over the Mid-South before barreling on an expected north and eastward course bringing up to two feet of snow to some areas.
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Mr. Rybczyk (pronounced RIB-zick), 22018, is a former assistant men's coach for Niagara University in Lewiston, N.Y. The first time he saw Ms. Jaques, 2018, who is 224 feet 224 inches, she was barreling toward him down the hallway of a Trumbull, Conn.
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Lawmakers from both parties have bristled at the expected tariffs — 85033 percent on steel imports and 10 percent on aluminum — expressing concern that the Trump administration is haphazardly barreling toward an international trade war, while neglecting to recognize the potential domestic impact of the tariffs.
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"There is a tremendous amount of political and social pressure at this point for each of these agencies not to be left behind," he said, "because all the peer agencies inside and outside the US seem to be barreling along into Big Tech investigations."
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Multiple sources tell TMZ ... the "Hellboy" star is behind the wheel in the footage, which shows a truck barreling into the camera department and video village tent on the set of "The Last Victim" last month at the Okanagan Indian Band in British Columbia.
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But after taking a shot to the head in the second quarter — after which he had to leave the game momentarily — James never looked the same, and the Cavs couldn't generate any offense without him barreling into the lane or hitting shots from difficult angles.
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The young senator from Florida is the Republican establishment's last hope at stopping the Trump train from barreling into Washington, and he will have to take him on directly at the debate, rather than ignoring him, which is mostly what he's done in the past.
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He is still the NBA's most fearsome force as he comes splashing into the paint, still a marvel in the way he doesn't so much weave through defenses as puncture them, still startling in the way he transitions from barreling broad-shouldered charge to feathery floater.
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I can be barreling underground through the New York City subway, flying 163,216 feet above the Pacific Ocean, hiking across the granite valleys of the High Sierra Mountains, or driving through the desolate New Mexican desert — and there's nothing to hinder the incessant flow of music.
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Throughout season four, Bates Motel has seemed to be barreling toward the moment when Norma goes from a living, vital presence to the mummified corpse in the cellar we see in Psycho, someone who only exists as a hallucination goading Norman into greater and greater crimes.
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The last - a liner to center by Kelly Johnson who went 4-for-4 on the day - sent James Loney around third and barreling for home as Cubs center fielder Jason Heyward fired a perfect strike to catcher Miguel Montero for a tag at the plate.
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We're barreling ever closer toward 2019 whether we like it or not — and for every person who views the new year as a totally clean (and therefore blank) slate, there's another who'd rather know ahead of time what the next 12 months may hold in store.
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The thing about interactive head-mounted displays is that they hold great promise, but so far, have resulted in unnatural optics, awkward social interactions, and an overall sense of discomfort, whether it's about the products themselves or the future that we seem to be barreling toward.
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The AR landscape has evolved since Magic Leap has come barreling toward it, and though Apple and Google have showcased major leaps in phone-based augmented reality tracking utilizing more basic RGB cameras, there has been little movement from others in the space on the headset side.
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MCDONALD&aposS WORKER, CUSTOMER GET INTO VICIOUS BRAWL OVER SODA Chavolla said she's still nursing a cut on her hand after punching Fontelar "in the teeth" during the melee that began when Fontelar tossed a milkshake at Chavolla, who was barreling toward the much-smaller woman.
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We were a a self-proclaimed canary in a coal mine warning people about the emerging dangers of technology as a god to be worshipped, rather than as a tool to be exploited, and the centralized Corporate Feudal State that seemed to be barreling full speed ahead.
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Strong-arm tactics by the Spanish government will only draw more support for the Catalan secessionists, while barreling ahead with an ill-considered declaration of independence whose true support was not possible to gauge from the chaotic voting will only plunge Catalonia into further chaos and conflict.
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In February 2020, a 30-year-old opera singer from Connecticut was arrested after leading police on a high-speed chase through Palm Beach, which included the woman barreling through two security checkpoints at Mar-a-Lago in a black SUV that was shot at by police.
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In barreling ahead with the proposal, Otting is seeking to address longtime complaints by banks that the law is outdated given the advent of the Internet and that regulators have tended to focus too heavily on mortgages rather than other ways they can serve their communities.
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The world may be barreling toward a digital, online future, but as long as we flesh-and-blood people inhabit it, businesses such as Best Buy that serve our human needs as much as our digital ones may be with us for a very long while.
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WASHINGTON — Republicans are considering adding a more generous state and local tax break into the $1.53 trillion package barreling through Congress, as they try to ease concerns among lawmakers from high-tax states and their constituents, who say they will be penalized by the current legislation.
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Like rebels in the dystopian wasteland of Mad Max: Fury Road, young queer cooks find themselves searching for their own Furiosa, with dreams of climbing aboard a war rig barreling through the desert of homophobes, harassers, and dicks to the Green Place, the land of Many Mothers.
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Barreling downward about 30 degrees, this imagined path would increase the force of a running tackle, perhaps explaining how a man of Boucher's diminutive stature—an acquaintance of the two men estimates that they both stand five-foot-six and weigh about 140 pounds—could do so much damage.
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Crippen, who lives with his brother, Duane, 56, their 85-year-old disabled mother Virginia, and his beagle Bonnie, had stayed at home during other infamous Florida storms, and refused to evacuate for Irma, even as forecasts showed the Category 5 hurricane barreling into his part of the state.
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Barreling through the Caribbean, the "extremely dangerous" core of Irma was predicted to strike northern Haiti and the Dominican Republic as well as the Turks and Caicos and Bahamas on Thursday with winds of 185 miles per hour (295 km per hour), the U.S. National Hurricane Center said.
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And just over a half-mile away, where a notorious slave-trading compound known as "The Devil's Half Acre" stood, a competing slavery museum proposal — championed by this city's mayor and seeded with $18 million in state and city funding — is barreling toward groundbreaking in the fall of 2017.
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Regardless, the Mets at least look like a more credible team these days, or at least they do on days when the makeshift outfielder Dominic Smith is not barreling into shortstop Amed Rosario as they try to catch a pop-up in the 2242th inning of a tie game.
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Adding to the problems in Britain, a storm system heading up from the south is colliding with the Siberian air mass, bringing as much as two feet of drifting snow amid blizzard conditions to the moorlands of Devon, as well as Cornwall and South Wales, before barreling toward Ireland.
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POSSIBLE RECORD SURGE Dorian was barreling north-northeast just off the coast of the United States on Thursday, moving at about 8 miles per hour (13 kph) with 110 mph (175 kph) winds, the top strength of a Category 133 storm on the five-point Saffir-Simpson wind scale.
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When one of Dakar's infamous rainstorms came barreling in, the thunder so loud it made my ears ring, we took shelter under the palm roof of a restaurant on the sand and watched the water come down in sheets while sharing a whole grouper grilled over an open flame.
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Our heavily armored 14-car convoy was barreling up the road from Maroua toward Mokolo, where Samantha Power, the United States ambassador to the United Nations, was scheduled to begin the first in a daylong series of meetings with people who had suffered at the hands of Boko Haram.
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Barreling downward about 20083 degrees, this imagined path would increase the force of a running tackle, perhaps explaining how a man of Boucher's diminutive stature—an acquaintance of the two men estimates that they both stand five-foot-six and weigh about 140 pounds—could do so much damage.
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One of the most intriguing things about the famously inscrutable and odd Twin Peaks barreling right into our current media landscape is that many of the publications discussing arts and culture right now are obsessed with "figuring out" TV shows and movies that might otherwise prefer to stay ambiguous.
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I started physically cringing as I tried to nurse my already wounded car into a hidden route through Paradise City and saw one of the black Hunters barreling up the street like a guided missile, moving with that unnatural quickness they all have when once they get your scent.
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And when their terrible first date improbably leads to something more, there's the sense that it's less the result of an inextinguishable spark between the pair, and more just another example of Jessica's commitment to keep barreling ahead in life, to hell with whatever obstacles she may encounter along the way.
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Instead, far too many of the biggest social platforms continue to tie themselves — and, by extension, their millions of users — to the railroad tracks of unfettered speech, more fearful of exuding a whiff of censorship than the oncoming train of misinformation and hate that is already barreling down upon us.
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Barreling around the stage, her eyes ablaze with indignation or melting in sympathy, Ms. Phaneuf turned the character into a whirlwind of comic energy tinged with pathos: a bit Blanche DuBois, a dash of the blowzy Maxine from "The Night of the Iguana," but with the braying mouth of Phyllis Diller.
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Murphy beat the throw to first base, but Jayson Werth, barreling in toward Walker, was called for a late slide, a violation of the rule put in place after Chase Utley broke Ruben Tejada's leg on a late slide in last season's division series between the Mets and the Dodgers.
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From the earliest moments of the series, which show Lister barreling back into her family's estate after an ill-fated beach sojourn with a lover who spurned her (she decided to marry a man), Jones speaks certain lines directly to camera, a fourth-wall shattering that continues throughout the eight episodes.
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The situation was tense and the footage graphic: A police van in the Philippines ran down protesters taking issue with the U.S. military presence in their nation, "barreling through the scattered protesters and hurtling some to the side like bowling pins" according to an Associated Press eyewitness account from the Oct.
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I stopped straying too far from the main footpath at this point: I grabbed myself a horse and took off down the road, stopping whenever I'd encounter anything that seemed significant (including an extra memory spot or two), but mostly barreling forward, excited at the prospect of finding a Divine Beast.
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"Sending a cromnibus to the Senate, one that just funded defense and cut programs crucial to the middle class, would be barreling head-first into a dead-end," Schumer said, referring to a cross between an omnibus spending bill and short-term continuing resolution or "CR" to keep the government open.
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"Sending a cromnibus to the Senate, one that just funded defense and cut programs crucial to the middle class, would be barreling head-first into a dead-end," he said, referring to a cross between an omnibus spending bill and short-term continuing resolution (CR) to keep the government open.
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"Sending a cromnibus to the Senate, one that just funded defense and cut programs crucial to the middle class, would be barreling head-first into a dead-end," Schumer said, referring to a cross between an omnibus spending bill and short-term continuing resolution (CR) to keep the government open.
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Elizabeth might roll her eyes at the psychiatrist telling her that barreling through pain isn't actually dealing with it, but just the sight of a Mary Kay rep is enough to make her face crumble at the memory of Young Hee, the friend she wronged so personally for a mission.
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In this sketch and others where SNL depicted Reno barreling through press conferences and lusting after the president, Ferrell deepened his baritone to a bass, blinked rapidly, and threw his body from one side of the room to another like an anxious second-grader talking herself into throwing a tantrum.
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We're barreling toward a big battle in next week's Game of Thrones, and if there was one part of the plan that this week's episode, "A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms," went to great pains to underline, it was that all of the non-fighters would be safest in the crypts underneath Winterfell.
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US Speaker of the House Paul Ryan (right) and House of Representatives Republican Leader Kevin McCarthy WASHINGTON — Congress is barreling toward a pre-Christmas partial government shutdown after President Donald Trump said Thursday he refuses to sign a funding bill that doesn't have any money going toward the construction of a border wall.
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"I stopped to respond to a text message that I had gotten from a friend and I think that's basically what saved me from being hit, because as I looked up, this truck was barreling through the market and through the stalls and through the crowd coming almost at me," she said.
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"I've lived here 21 years, and I never imagined we'd get a direct hit," Shelli Connelly, 2185, said as she stood on the sixth-floor balcony of her high-rise condo on Marco Island, where Irma made its second Florida landfall hours after barreling through the resort archipelago of the Florida Keys.
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The checkpoint system is so generous that it's possible to just die your way through parts of it — my preferred stealth method became barreling through a room full of enemies, staying alive barely long enough to reach the exit, and resurrecting on the other side with the monsters meandering placidly behind me.
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His average exit velocity has only ticked up slightly (to a pedestrian 86.9 MPH), but the frequency with which he's hitting balls well has jumped dramatically—Pillar is barreling the ball in 7.1 percent of his batted-ball events, way up from three percent last year and 1.8 percent the year before that.
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On Thursday, the storm was barreling north-northeast just off the southeastern U.S. coast, moving at about 238 miles per hour (25 kph), with maximum sustained winds fluctuating between 28 and 21.5 mph (2.23-22.2 kph), between a Category 2.29 and Category 2000 storm on the five-point Saffir-Simpson wind scale.
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Now at that point, I didn't know who Matt was, and all of a sudden this huge dude, who turned out to be him, comes barreling out of the woods and gives us a hand and helps us through the exercise and walks around soaked with us the rest of the day.
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WASHINGTON — As a group of progressive activists and constituents prepared for a 15-minute meeting on Wednesday with Senator Susan Collins, Republican of Maine, they sat in the lobby of her office and developed a last-ditch strategy to persuade her to vote against the $1.5 trillion tax bill barreling through Congress: tears.
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Trump officials are barreling forward with a lease sale in America's most iconic wilderness – the fragile coastal plain of the Arctic Refuge – after slipping a plan for Arctic Refuge drilling into the 85033 GOP tax scam and making a rushed mockery of the review process mandated by the National Environmental Protection Act.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpDemocrats request testimony from Trump's former Russia adviser Trump adviser: 'He should stop saying things that are untrue' US moves British ISIS suspects from Syria amid Turkish invasion MORE is barreling toward a showdown with Congress over his decision to pull back U.S. troops in northern Syria despite widespread opposition.
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Oscar De La Hoya, who won titles in several weight classes, is broadcasting an ad to promote a Cinco de Mayo weekend match between boxers of Mexican descent, Saúl Álvarez and Julio César Chávez Jr. The spot, being shown on DirecTV and Dish Network, shows both men barreling through a concrete wall.
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Senate Republicans are barreling toward a high-profile fight on impeachment witnesses — one of the biggest wild cards of President TrumpDonald John TrumpDem lawmaker says Nunes threatened to sue him over criticism Parnas: U.S. ambassador to Ukraine removed to clear path for investigations into Bidens Five takeaways from Parnas's Maddow interview MORE's trial.
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At a time when President Trump is mired in the most heated scandal of his short administration — with questions swirling around a Russia investigation and the firing of James B. Comey as director of the F.B.I. — Mr. Gianforte is barreling toward a special election with the full-throated endorsement of the president.
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For some Democrats, Obama's remarks reinforced their concerns that the primary field has lurched too far to the left and that the party may be barreling toward a loss in 2020 unless it can unite behind a moderate nominee capable of appealing to a broader swath of voters in the general election.
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The program applies to people from countries with low levels of immigration to the U.S. Saipov made his first court appearance Wednesday after he's accused of barreling his car into a crowd of pedestrians and bicyclists in lower Manhattan in an act allegedly inspired by the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria.
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Despite its age, the firm has made something of an outsize impact on the local venture industry, including by organizing popular events, such as an annual Founders Field Day at AT&T Park, where the San Francisco Giants play, and by barreling into virtual reality investments before many investors were paying much attention to them.
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Instead, an equine ambulance was soon barreling down the stretch and, as NBC broadcast to its prime-time audience a jubilant celebration in the box of Vino Rosso's owner, Mike Repole, Mongolian Groom was loaded into the truck and taken to a hospital on Santa Anita's barn area beneath the rouge-tipped San Gabriel Mountains.
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And by the environment in which it takes place: next to that barreling Gold Line train, when it comes to "Sweet Land," in a park recently built on land that was once acorn fields, a Tongva settlement and a rail yard, near which Chinese men and boys were killed in a 19th-century lynching.
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POSSIBLE RECORD SURGE The hurricane was barreling north-northeast just off the southeastern U.S. coast on Thursday, moving at about 7 miles per hour (11 kph), with maximum sustained winds fluctuating between 110 and 28 mph (21.5-22.4 kph), between a Category 2239 and Category 2000 storm on the five-point Saffir-Simpson wind scale.
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Mr. Morton, a keyboardist in Maroon 5, invoked both the two-fisted New Orleans piano tradition and Stevie Wonder, putting gospel flourishes into the Fats Domino hit "Blueberry Hill" and barreling through Mr. Wonder's "Higher Ground" on the way to his own ballad, "First Began," full of Wonder-like chord changes and vocal turns.
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"After getting caught violating ethics rules the first time, Republicans on the board are now ignoring these rules and barreling towards reaching the same anti-worker outcome another way," Senator Elizabeth Warren, the Massachusetts Democrat who is running for president, said in a statement when the board proposed its new rule in September 2018.
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The Senate is barreling toward a bitter, potentially lengthy fight Tuesday over the rules governing President TrumpDonald John TrumpMnuchin knocks Greta Thunberg's activism: Study economics and then 'come back' to us The Hill's Morning Report - House prosecutes Trump as 'lawless,' 'corrupt' What to watch for on Day 28503 of Senate impeachment trial MORE's impeachment trial.
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And so, both men admit, it feels poetically appropriate that, as surfing prepares for its Olympic debut in Tokyo next summer, Florence and Slater will vie for the one remaining spot on the American team — a spot to be decided this month at the Pipe Masters, at Banzai Pipeline, on waves barreling toward their houses.
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"If the house and the cars are destroyed they can be replaced, but my niece needs her dad -- and as much as I sometimes can't stand him, I would do anything to just know he's OK." Growing path of pain After slamming Florida and lashing Georgia, Michael is now barreling through the storm-weary Carolinas.
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For reasons I'll never know, or no reason at all, that little heart I'd seen beating on a grainy ultrasound screen stopped beating; and not a week later, I found myself lying on a sterile hospital bed while my uterus was hollowed out with all the gentle reverence of a bulldozer barreling through a construction site.
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While the next few weeks will probably be a mix of cramming in the last few bittersweet beach trips and barreling through the packed aisles of Staples hunter-gatherer style, there is at least one comfort we can offer you at this chaotic time: You can now get 25% off backpacks from L.L.Bean with the code KIDS25.
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Related: Oregon Militia Leader Ammon Bundy Urges Remaining Occupiers to Go Home The aerial video taken by law enforcement helicopters showed Finicum speed off in a white truck from FBI and Oregon state police and nearly strike a law enforcement officer while trying to evade a police barricade before barreling into a snowbank and exiting the car.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE and congressional Republicans are barreling toward a showdown over auto tariffs, just the latest conflict between the president and his party on trade.
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Read more: Tesla is now facing its most dangerous adversary yet, and it could be proof that buying SolarCity was a huge blunderThe suit claims that SolarCity was by 2015 barreling toward a "major liquidity crisis" and that Musk used SpaceX to buy a total of $255 million worth of SolarCity bonds from March 2015 to March 2016.
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"One or another bank may be more aggressive than it has been willing to before, but I don't view this as lifting a gate and a lot of banks will come barreling in and mud wrestle the non-banks for a huge amount of leveraged lending volume," said Karen Petrou, a co-founder of consulting firm Federal Financial Analytics.
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"At this moment, with the Paris Agreement set to take effect, and with Hurricane Matthew barreling up through Haiti and the Dominican Republic, the issue of climate change and the responsibility of fossil fuel producers is really on people's minds," Kathy Mulvey, lead author of the report and Climate Accountability Campaign manager at UCS, told me.
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Some of the images feel familiar — sleepy downtown intersections and suburban ephemera — but the collection deviates by capturing more fleeting scenes: a dust storm barreling down an empty country road; children in their tennis whites traversing a parking lot; even patrons passing by corner stores and delis you can't help but think must be obsolete by now.
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It was only a couple of years ago when I'd first read "Desert Solitaire" and been floored by Abbey's barreling prose, his joy and petulance, his pre-Gonzo Gonzoness: "[F]or godsake folks get out of them there machines, take off those [expletive] sunglasses and unpeel both eyeballs, look around; throw away those goddamned idiotic cameras!" he wrote.
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ABC, meanwhile, with "Scandal" barreling toward its series finale and "How to Get Away With Murder" having gotten away with ridiculous plot twists long enough, can hopefully break out of the mold the network has occupied, where even its non-Rhimes-produced dramas often feel as if they're trying to replicate the appeal of those series.
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As the air turns colder and we approach the holidays, we also find ourselves knee-deep in one of the best times of the year for sports: The NBA and NHL are in full swing, college basketball is getting warmed up, college football is barreling toward Bowl Season, and the NFL season is getting hot as teams position for the playoffs.
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That gap feels as pronounced as ever, with the Patriots (7-2883), flawed yet barreling toward an eighth consecutive first-round bye, facing a threat from perhaps only two teams: Kansas City (6-3), which has lost three of its last four, and Pittsburgh (7-2), which needed a field goal as time expired to beat woeful Indianapolis on Sunday.
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Now they are barreling toward a climactic denouement, as Israel votes in a national election on Tuesday that could reshape the country's political landscape and determine whether Mr. Netanyahu, Israel's longest-serving prime minister, will be sent into retirement, and whether Mr. Liberman, his former deputy, is launched on a path to one day replace him or into political oblivion.
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The Senate is barreling toward a showdown over President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's latest Cabinet shuffle, with three critical departments looking for new leaders and more that could follow.
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The caveat: since we were in his parents' old stomping-grounds, they would dictate the order of operations, which is why, within 12 hours of landing, we were barreling through the streets of Old Delhi in bicycle rickshaws, trying to find an alley that my father-in-law promised was lined with wedding invitation makers (many of whom also printed ornate business cards and stationery).
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Bill NelsonClarence (Bill) William NelsonAl Franken says he 'absolutely' regrets resigning Democrats target Florida Hispanics in 2020 Poll: Six Democrats lead Trump in Florida match-ups MORE urged the CEOs of 10 major U.S.-based airlines on Monday not to spike airline tickets ahead of the storm, which has been upgraded to a category 4 hurricane and is barreling toward Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands.
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London grime MC Novelist—who also delivered a scene-stealing verse on Skepta's "Numbers" this year—and balaclava-wearing Brooklyn rapper Leikeli47 are perfect high-octane foils for each other, and "Day Ones" is a barreling, bruising collaboration in which Harry Rodrigues laces the duo with an earth-swallowing instrumental, all sabre-rattling bass and distorted cavalry horns,over which they trade battle cries.
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Today, the NFL's marketers can glorify Odell Beckham Jr.'s ballet all they want, but it's still the sight and the sound of a tight end bowling through two defenders, or of a nose tackle bulling the guard straight back into the quarterback's face, or of a barreling running back standing a linebacker on his head, that make many of us rise to our feet.
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Even that simple subversion would make the basis for a great West song, but the beauty of "Gum in my hair" is that it pushes so much further, barreling through synthetic nu-metal riffs, fleet-footed kick-drum patterns that owe as much to idm as they do trap production, and ending with a claustrophobic concussion that's somewhere between black metal and Memphis rap.
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Virginia's congressional delegation on Monday called on President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE to declare a federal emergency in the commonwealth ahead of the arrival of Hurricane Florence, which is barreling toward the mid-Atlantic coast.
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I had seen this impressive machine before, during trips that brought me through New York's LaGuardia Airport, and on one occasion I'd even caught a glimpse of Donald Trump himself, barreling out of a Chevrolet Suburban driven by Secret Service agents, his phone pressed to his ear as he climbed the jet's stairs, no doubt on his way to yet another campaign stop as he attempted to overcome long odds in a vitriolic election cycle.
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Moments later, the band was barreling through a string of songs about lust, love and romance: the pealing arpeggios and Bo Diddley beat of "She's the One"; the galloping momentum of "Candy's Room"; the anthemic surge of "Because the Night" with a leaping, swooping guitar solo played by Nils Lofgren as he hopped and twirled on one foot; and the updated girl-group pop, with troubled thoughts, of "Brilliant Disguise," which ended with Mr. Springsteen embracing his wife (and backup singer), Patti Scialfa.
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What's particularly irksome to me about the lead-up to this event is not its inevitability (was there any doubt this particular train was going to be barreling down on these well-worn tracks?) or its obvious building tension (fraught public face-offs are nothing new since, well, since forever) or even the likely kabuki-drama ending in which it is more noise than impact (do we imagine this appearance will solve all that is so very broken with the social media company that this boy genius has built).
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An improved outside shot sprinkled atop his usual aggression has quietly elevated the 28-year-old to a level we haven't really seen—if post-All-Star-break All-Star teams were a thing, Bledsoe would make the cut—and if he can carry his play from the past six weeks into Milwaukee's first-round matchup against a Boston Celtics team that won't have Kyrie Irving, Marcus Smart, or any of 19 other players from their opening night rotation, well, all of a sudden the Bucks may find themselves barreling into the conference finals.
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But critics slam Democrats for failing to condemn Jane Fonda's younger brother The National Enquirer's publisher is reportedly subpoenaed in the investigation of ex-Trump personal lawyer Michael Cohen THE LEAD STORY - LITTLE HOPE FOR IMMIGRATION BILLS: The House of Representatives is barreling toward votes on two major Trump-backed immigration proposals Thursday , but both bills appeared to have little chance of passage as tensions between feuding GOP factions boiled over this week ... The stakes for the votes are particularly high, as the votes will come just one day after President Donald Trump signed a surprise executive order to end the separations of families who illegally enter the country.
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