He broke in on, battling Detroit defenseman Mike Green, Crouse's backhand shot trickled through Howard.
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Leipsic broke in on Bobrovsky and beat him on a backhander with 8:01 left.
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Acuna broke in on a ball, which sailed over his head and allowed a pair to score.
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He broke in on left wing, pulled up near the left post and fired the puck under Fleury's right armpit.
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The swing was so awkward that right fielder Josh Reddick broke in on the ball before realizing how hard it had been hit.
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New Jersey&aposs leading goal scorer broke in on Domingue and faked a shot before using a forehand-backhand move to slide the puck under Domingue.
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Justin Braun and Marleau broke in on a two-on-nothing chance, but Marleau lost his balance as Braun made the pass, and the puck went wide.
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Tampa Bay's Anthony Cirelli collected it at full speed and broke in on Dubnyk, but the 6-foot-6 netminder dived and deflected the attempt out of play.
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The winger added his second of the night less than two minutes later when he intercepted a Canadiens pass at the Rangers' blue line and broke in on Condon.
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Vegas had a chance to regain the lead with 8:50 to go when Marchessault broke in on a clean breakaway but he fired his shot wide of the net.
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On a transition play from deep in the Blues' zone, Brouwer worked the give-and-go with left winger Alex Steen in the neutral zone, then broke in on right wing.
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The first one, when center Mark Letestu got his stick on Blake Wheeler's pass during a Jets power play and broke in on a clear-cut breakaway, was a momentum-changer.
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The Golden Knights had a chance to cut the deficit in half early in the second period when Tomas Nosek broke in on a breakaway, but his shot caromed off the crossbar.
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The friends and sometimes linemates broke in on a two-on-one late in the game with Ottawa goaltender Mike Condon on the bench but the Danish left winger elected to shoot himself.
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Lindor started the inning with a double after Cave initially broke in on his soft liner and allowed the ball to sail over him as he tried to make up the lost ground.
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Pacioretty took a stretch pass from Shea Theodore at the blue line and then broke in on a breakaway and beat Ben Bishop with a backhand shot for his 13th goal of the season.
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Pacioretty took a stretch pass from Shea Theodore at the blue line and then broke in on a breakaway and beat Ben Bishop with a backhand shot for his 13th goal of the season.
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Toronto did have a chance with slightly more than four minutes to play in the second when James van Riemsdyk broke in on the left side and Tyler Bozak had a swipe at the rebound.
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Chandler Stephenson broke in on the right wing and then slid a backhand pass across the crease that caromed into the net off the skate of Nosek, who was credited with his sixth goal of the season.
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He took a bank pass off the boards from Pastrnak and then broke in on the left side, where he beat Fleury with a wrist shot that clanged in off the post on the goalie's glove side.
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Before the power play was over, however, Jets right winger Drew Stafford broke in on a two-on-one with Nikolaj Ehlers and fed the rookie left winger, who beat Stalock with a backhand for his seventh of the season at 15:41.
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Vegas took a 1-0 lead 45 seconds into the second period when Pacioretty broke in on the left wing and snapped a shot from the top of the left circle that beat Blackwood on his blocker side for his team-leading 31st goal of the season.
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Tanev made it 4-2 early in the third period when took a stretch pass from Letang and broke in on the right wing around defenseman Nicolas Hague and then avoided Fleury's poke-check try, sliding a shot inside the left post for his ninth goal of the season.
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But Vegas came back to take a 2-1 lead later in the period on goals by Karlsson, who took a stretch pass from Jonathan Marchessault and beat Kinkaid with a wrister from the right circle, and Tuch, who broke in on the left wing after taking a pass off the boards from Nate Schmidt and firing a shot five-hole for his first goal of the season.
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Thousands of indignados from the whole country concentrated at the gates of major city halls during the mayors' swearing-ins after the elections. Protesters broke in on the act in Granada, while two activists were arrested in Burgos and three in Palma. In Castellón, the police dissolved the demonstration violently.
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The police broke in on Gerber in the middle of the night with a reporter from the Chicago Examiner in tow, interrogated him, seized his personal papers and arrested him. The next morning, Gerber arrived in court to learn that Graves, Weininger and Weininger's male companion had also been arrested. The Examiner reported the story under the headline "Strange Sex Cult Exposed".Bullough, p.
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Conducting a right flanking attack, the Australians suffered a number of casualties as they moved across the open ground. Advancing to within of the forward trenches, the PVA fire increased. Montgomerie launched a desperate bayonet charge, while a section under Corporal Donald Davie broke in on the right. Amid fierce hand-to-hand fighting the Australians cleared the PVA from the trenches, losing three men.
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The new governor, John Penn offered a reward for capture of the Paxton Boys. Penn placed the remaining sixteen Conestoga in protective custody in Lancaster but the Paxton Boys broke in on December 27, 1763. They killed, scalped and dismembered six adults and eight children. The government of Pennsylvania offered a new reward after this second attack, this time $600, for the capture of anyone involved.
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The Bruins took the early lead. Jimmy "Sailor" Herbert broke in on a pass from Harry Oliver and beat Alex Connell in the Ottawa net at 7:14 of the first period. In the second, the Senators picked up the pace and Denneny scored at 15:15 on a pass from Clancy to tie the score. Neither team could break the tie in the third period or the two overtimes.
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He took part in football and swimming in high school and broke in on Midwest carnivals, fighting local toughs and learning wrestling the hard way. Turning professional, he began in Chicago, Illinois and toured the United States with great success. Bastien was small for a wrestler at 185 pounds, but he was quick, vigorous, fast and employed a wide assortment of aerial moves. His teachers were Henry Kolln, Einar Olsen, Joe Pazandak and Verne Gagne, and his peak years were from 1959 to 1971.
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Only on the west itself were substantial fortifications necessary. This was Waterford in its infancy, a Danish stronghold, subject to constant harassment by the Irish outside the walls, who broke in on more than one occasion to lay waste the foreign colony. Among the most prominent Kings of Waterford was Ivar of Waterford (d. 1000). During the late 10th and early 11th centuries, the rise of Brian Bóruma saw Waterford and a number of other Viking ports being brought firmly under the control of the O'Brien dynasty.
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Women's Country: In Chinese legend there is a hard to reach mystical island populated entirely by women. Bathing in the waters gets them pregnant and any boys born die by the age of three. Ann Bonny and Mary Read: It is rumored that when he suspected "Mark Read" was stealing his woman Ann Bonny "Calico" Jack Rackman broke in on the two of them to find them in a lover's embrace. He also realized Mark was actually a woman and after a brief bit of shock quietly left the room.
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With this series, Toe Blake had coached the Canadiens to seven Cups in eleven years. Henri Richard, a member of all seven championship teams, would score the series winner in game six in overtime. Two minutes into the extra period, Richard broke in on Red Wing goalie Roger Crozier, lost his footing on the newly resurfaced ice as he cut across the goalmouth, and sprawled into Crozier. The puck went in, and even though Crozier and the Wings protested that Richard had pushed the puck in with his hand, the goal stood.
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At daybreak on December 14, 1763, the vigilante group of the Scots-Irish frontiersmen attacked Conestoga homes at Conestoga Town (near present-day Millersville) and scalped and otherwise mutilated the males, raped and murdered the women and children, and burned their cabins, massacring all but 16 of the Natives. The colonial government then held an inquest, and the new governor, John Penn, offered a reward for capture of the Pextony Boys. Penn placed the remaining sixteen Conestoga in protective custody in Lancaster, though the Pextony Boys broke in on December 27, 1763 and murdered as well as dismembered six adults and eight children. The government of Pennsylvania offered a new reward after this second attack, this time $600, for the capture of anyone involved, but the attackers were never identified.
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