Cramer continued to be stunned by the strength in retail.
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The episode comes as fans continue to be stunned by the news.
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Younger women may simply be stunned by it, but the frenzy of public
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Court documents suggest Samey was right to be stunned by Judge Powell's findings.
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But senior officials, including Ms. Sanders, were said to be stunned by the sudden shuffle.
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"What I like about The Voice is I get to be stunned by amazing talents," she confessed to viewers.
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You&aposll be stunned by the precisely calibrated 220-degree water, your delusions about the president will be gradually stripped away.
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Most of the people seem to be stunned by their meeting with the "new" Bataclan, which eventually managed to stay the same.
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You can watch Katharine Hayhoe's amazing "Global Weirding" video series or be stunned by the amazing stories about climate change here at The Times.
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Chief Justice John Roberts appeared to be stunned by that argument, asking Wall if the government was really OK with no regulation on sports betting.
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Haley would not have been the first high-level administration appointee to be stunned by the content of a draft executive order being circulated by the Trump team.
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"YOU WILL BE stunned by the suffering inside," said Dr Abdul Jalloh, a psychiatrist at Kissy mental hospital in Freetown, Sierra Leone, as your correspondent arrived for a visit.
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Regardless of the IG's findings, which are only his personal opinion, objective jurors would be stunned by such an obviously biased investigator being employed by the FBI in such a lofty investigative position.
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He was -- seemed in an interview to be stunned by the news that the president has issued an invitation for Putin to come in the fall, and issued a statement after the summit defending the Intelligence Community.
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Former world heavyweight champion Tyson, who as an amateur won gold at the 1981 and 1982 Junior Olympic Games, said on Wednesday that professional boxers would be stunned by the fast-paced fighting style of the amateur fighters.
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NORTH ADAMS, Massachusetts — To look back at the news from last October, when Liz Glynn's show opened at the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art, is to be stunned by how much has come at us and how quickly.
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Claiming to be stunned by how far both she and Bobby are willing to go in this battle, Taylor waves the white flag, and is invited by Rebecca to invest in the department store chain rather than conquer it.
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Israel and the Gulf states, which were counting on U.S. support in containing Iran's regional influence, will be stunned by a decision that is hard to reconcile with the administration's repeated claims that it has no higher priority than standing up to Tehran.
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Anyone visiting Baghdad who was here in 2006, at the height of the country's sectarian civil war, or 2014, when ISIS had approached within mortar range of the city's outskirts, would be stunned by the change in spirit, as well as the nighttime.
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The last few seconds, in which he seems to be stunned by his own come-up and then places a kiss on a Chaka Khan poster, are so beautifully and touchingly Kanye that I'm getting choked up just relaying what it feels like to watch it.
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JG: Listening to Hilary, I continue to be stunned by this fact that yes, we live in a world where Donald Trump can communicate directly to voters, and he clearly values that tool — but not more than he values what the major papers say about him. Interesting.
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Open more or less at random, though, and dip in, and you will be stunned by the sudden epiphanies, the utterly modern sentences: "Super-celestial opinions and under-terrestrial manners are things that amongst us I have ever seen to be of singular accord," he writes, giving as an example a philosopher who always pisses as he runs.
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Their bright reflective eye-shine makes them easy to spot in the beams of vehicle headlights. They may however be stunned by bright lights and many are killed by vehicular traffic.
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Following the announcement of the decision, the crowd booed loudly. Pacquiao appeared to be stunned by the result. Fight promoter Bob Arum was irate, and said that he was worried about boxing's credibility in the aftermath of the decision. He also questioned the competence of the judges.
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Robinson averaged 25.6 points, 13.0 rebounds, and 3.9 blocks per game while being selected to the All-NBA First Team, All-Defensive Second Team, and for the 1991 NBA All-Star Game. However, in the first round of the playoffs, the Spurs would be stunned by the 7th- seeded Golden State Warriors in four games after winning Game 1.
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Known professionally as "the Evil Brenda", Mistress Loveknot is mentioned in the court transcript in The Illustrated Wee Free Men. She is a professional "evil witch", who was present at Princess Sandy of Brokenrock's christening, and cursed her to be stunned by a falling hamster on her eighteenth birthday. This was done by arrangement with the king, on the understanding that it would lead, inevitably, to marriage to a handsome prince. In the transcript, Mistress Loveknot's lawyer is at pains to point out that she is not, in fact, evil, merely fulfilling a necessary role.
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The Dog Island is a role-playing game wherein the player controls a dog in exploring and navigating through different environments while completing tasks. The player can walk, run, crawl, and bark, the last of which is used as defense against the hostile enemies populating the area. In the game, several types of enemies are found, including snakes, gorillas, bears, and bats, all of which, except for bats, are able to be stunned by barking behind them; holding the button used to bark eventually produces a howl, which stuns the enemy indefinitely until the player exits the area. Failure to contain an enemy will cause them to attack the player, depleting their HP or causing a poisonous status, which depletes HP over time, or shock, which slows movement.
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Several factors contributed to this reputation: the steep banking of the seating area, its flat roof and angling of its upper sections, and The Antlers, whose presence in Section A-16 made them the bane of many an opposition. Decibel meters were added to the corners of the arena in the early 1990s in addition to new scoreboards, and it was not uncommon to see them go well above 110 dB during conference games, and regularly cresting 125 dB against Kansas or during 2001's famed "Fire Code Game" against Iowa, where well over 14,500 people packed the building to see then-#2 Mizzou be stunned by Steve Alford's club. In its later life, the building saw several changes: a new floor was installed in 1998, rear-projection video monitors replaced the matrix boards at the turn of the new millennium, and the student seating plan was also altered.
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