Predictably, it was a hit, and that broke the ice.
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Rendon's home run broke the ice, and Kendrick's blast changed the complexion of the game.
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Drollinger broke the ice with praise for the steak he had eaten earlier that day.
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"She was cracking jokes right away and she kind of broke the ice," Jonas said.
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Utah finally broke the ice on Hood's free throws with 9:49 left before halftime.
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"She was cracking jokes right away and kind of broke the ice," Jonas tells E!
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TIM MILLER: --yeah, broke the ice about the-- GLENN THRUSH: But he got the joke?
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Arent Fox, in the Virgin Islands objection, said the Barclays Libor settlement already broke the ice.
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The two broke the ice on an October flight to Las Vegas after the mass shooting there.
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San Jose broke the ice at 24:47 when Marleau scored his third goal of the playoffs.
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Mark Cronin, a master of comedic timing, broke the ice and cued me up to begin the pitch.
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The Utes missed five straight shots and committed two turnovers before Bonam broke the ice with a layup.
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So I made a joke about politics that broke the ice and gave us something to talk about.
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One of the bravest voices has been Ashley Judd, who broke the ice by speaking up about Weinstein.
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Rosie broke the ice by complimenting St. Onge, telling her that she reminded her of her little sister Maureen.
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The Utes did not score for 7 1/2 minutes until Bibbins finally broke the ice with a layup.
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Minnesota missed its first six shots before Oturu broke the ice with three straight baskets to finally end Utah's run.
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"Before lunch, the senator broke the ice by sharing what was weighing on his mind most of all," Ducey said.
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Omar Pineda Jr. was the counselor assigned to escort them, but it was Emyr Willis, 11, who broke the ice.
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Quick broke the ice by broaching a sensitive topic that had been gnawing at him for close to a decade.
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Among Rush's stratagems was telling Adams that he had had a dream in which Adams broke the ice by writing Jefferson.
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I was welcomed by her assistant, Eve, and immediately introduced to Anita, who broke the ice asking if I wanted some tea.
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Kahun figuratively broke the ice with his first goal of the season — and first with Pittsburgh — at 7:29 of the third.
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The group was reserved with each other at first, Cody said, but he broke the ice, bringing snacks for the other jurors.
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Elizabeth Warren broke the ice for the 2020 field last Friday afternoon when she called for Trump's impeachment in a Twitter thread.
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In the end, Wednesday finally broke the ice as the day when the market was led no just by the price of oil.
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There will always be subtle and not-so-subtle barriers to minorities in tech, but 2016 will be better because 2015 broke the ice.
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Before they broke the ice at their Singapore summit, Trump mocked Kim and his efforts to build nuclear missiles by calling him "Rocket Man".
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Ravenel was not present for the show&aposs special and host Andy Cohen broke the ice with a statement from the reality star&aposs lawyers.
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I had no idea he was going to say anything — it was a total shock to me — but it broke the ice to talk about it.
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Kardashian West said she "broke the ice" during her meeting with Trump by cracking a joke about "The Apprentice," the former reality TV show that he hosted.
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Pope Francis broke the ice with First Lady Melania at the Vatican on Wednesday by asking if a traditional Slovenian dish contributed to President Donald Trump's large stature.
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His successful Winter Olympics diplomacy -- inviting Kim's sister and a handful of North Korean athletes and cheerleaders to attend -- broke the ice, allowing the thaw we are witnessing today.
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The singer's boyfriend of more than a year opened up about their romance in a new interview, revealing he broke the ice with Spears, 36, by using a little joke.
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Both teams started slowly, as the Bulldogs and Yellow Jackets combined to miss their first 11 shots until Devoe broke the ice with a 3-pointer with almost three minutes gone.
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But there are a lot of sex workers in the trans community, and that sort of broke the ice in terms of making it a more comfortable and acceptable option to me.
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S. summit fell into crisis, we need to remember that it was the second inter-Korean summit at Panmunjom that broke the ice and allowed the historic Singapore talks to take place.
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In fact, she met her current boyfriend, 40-year-old cameraman Josh Stancil, on the set of the freshman series and broke the ice by teasing him about how he was inhaling his lunch.
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As fate would have it my family already broke the ice with Raven back in Wisconsin at Bella's soccer game so their faces lit up when I told them how seriously our relationship had progressed.
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Staunch environmentalist and former president Fidel Ramos, who in August broke the ice with Beijing as Duterte's special envoy, said a marine sanctuary was the right move and was "the highest form of aquaculture preservation".
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At a press event in Manhattan, Ms. Foster broke the ice with hugs and laughter, her famous good-girl peppiness spiced up by an occasional expletive, her skin and hair as glowy as a woman's half her age.
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AUGUSTA, Georgia (Reuters) - With the Masters' Champions Dinner just one day away, Fuzzy Zoeller's former caddie has disclosed a remark made by Tiger Woods that broke the ice after his employer's controversial comment had put their relationship in the deep freezer.
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Colombian singer Karol G also thrilled at the opportunity to collaborate and emphasized that the high-estrogen collab is a reflective of our times: "I think 2017 was a year where women broke the ice and 2018 is filled with surprises," she said.
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Ever since Graham and Trump apparently broke the ice in the spring of 2017, according to Bob Woodward's book, Fear, the South Carolina senator has signaled that he's willing to soften his approach on a range of issues tied to executive power.
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Abe and Trump broke the ice cordially at an informal post-election meeting in New York, but Abe's promotion of a regional plan to boost economic growth — the Trans-Pacific Partnership free trade agreement — fell on deaf ears, as Trump quickly withdrew from the deal.
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Buffalo broke the ice by scoring 7:193 into the first period when Vesey outworked Jason Dickinson along the half boards, forcing a turnover in the Sabres' offensive end, and Sam Reinhart fed the puck back through the crease to Vesey for his sixth goal.
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The company was able to get up and running quickly after the Golden State Killer news broke the ice, because it had already created 2003 or so genetic profiles through its phenotyping service, which creates a composite image from DNA for police to circulate in hopes of getting a lead.
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" Said Hosmer of the Gordon double: "A hit like that, it just breaks the ice because like I've been telling you, I think we were just lacking that one big hit to get things going so that just broke the ice for everybody and you can just sense the energy change in the dugout and it just freed everybody up from that point on.
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Other artists he looks to include Jackson Pollock ("IF IT IS TRUE THAT JACKSON POLLACK [sic] BROKE THE ICE, I AM SHOWING WHAT'S UNDERNEATH THE ICE", December, 1987); Willem de Kooning, whom he lectured about at the Whitney in 2015; Mark Rothko ("Art is not substitution for religion, someone should have told Rothko that", October 19633); and Picasso, whose use of African sculpture plagued Whitten ("AFRICAN ART HAD NOTHING TO DO WITH CUBISM BUT CUBISM HAD A LOT TO DO WITH AFRICAN ART", February 1991).
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Its publication broke the ice of diffidence and indifference, and launched her career.
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Elvis was a blessing. They wouldn't let black music through. He opened the door for black music." Al Green agreed: "He broke the ice for all of us.
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However, here, also, they were targeted by the artillery and suffered many casualties. The cannon fire broke the ice, sweeping away countless dead and dying soldiers into the Neva River. By dusk, that same afternoon, the revolt had been crushed.
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Finally, Crazy Bear broke the ice by saying, 'I suppose you think that I have left our big house. No, I am not a child. I went below to see the chief who treated me well. I did not ask him for anything.
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Despite fatigue, injuries and difficulties, Wang kept going throughout. He and 30 others manually carried 60 tonnes of equipment from a railway station to the oil field. They broke the ice of a nearby pond and fetched water to cool the drill. In five days, they transported more than 50 tonnes of water.
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Although Pălimaru did get a lot of play time, during the 2006–07 season he began to grow in form and was the team's top scorer in the training games during the winter break. He shortly broke the ice in Liga I, contributing with a goal in the 4–0 victory over Jiul Petroşani.
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The carriage broke the ice and plunged. While everyone extricated themselves and attempted to find a warm place nearby, he delayed by searching for his portfolio and collapsed. His driver froze to death. The Institute of Ecology and Evolution of the Russian Academy of Sciences in Moscow is named after his son Alexey Severtzov.
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American scholar of Indonesia Daniel S. Lev has called Mertokusumo Indonesia's first advocate, noting that he often represented poor Indonesian defendants in the Landraad, where they would be forced to sit on the floor. Lev writes that Mertokusumo "broke the ice" for Indonesian advocates. On 17 August 1992, Mertokusumo received the Bintang Mahaputra posthumously for his legal work.
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An 8-year-old boy fell through the ice and was under water for 20 minutes in 1980. A passing motorist and three others dove in the brook, but were not able to locate him. A WHDH radio traffic helicopter broke the ice with its pontoons, allowing Boston firefighters to spot and recover David Tundidor's body. He was in a medically induced coma, but died four days later.
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Ketchum Glacier () is an eastward flowing glacier at the base of Palmer Land, Antarctica, about long, descending between the Latady Mountains and the Scaife Mountains into Gardner Inlet. It was discovered by the Ronne Antarctic Research Expedition (RARE), 1947–48, under Finn Ronne, who named it for Commander Gerald Ketchum, U.S. Navy, commander of the icebreaker which broke the ice to free the RARE from Marguerite Bay for the return home.
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Awarded his second Order of the Red Banner in 1942, Drozd inspected the repairs of the ships of the squadron and the combat training of its personnel. He was killed on 29 January 1943 when his car fell through the ice between Kronstadt and Leningrad in the Gulf of Finland after a German shell broke the ice. He was buried in the Communist Cemetery of the Alexander Nevsky Lavra in Leningrad.
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The eruption is estimated to have started under the glacier at around 17:30 UTC on 21 May 2011 when an intense spike in tremor activity was detected. At around 19:00 UTC, the eruption broke the ice cover of the glacier and started spewing volcanic ash into the air. The eruption plume quickly rose to . A series of small earthquakes had commenced at the time of eruption.
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On April 8, 1963, the Coast Guard broke the ice on Lake Pepin so oil could disperse safely downriver. The spill caused 3,211 known duck deaths and damaged other bird, mammal, fish, and turtle populations. Water samples taken in June showed little biological activity in areas that had been healthy in April. Long-term damage to life was attributed to oil on the river bottom consuming oxygen as it decayed.
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Women education is also becoming more and more prevalent and appreciated in the village, which once was understood as a curse, some twenty to thirty years ago. A young girl of Bhatti clan broke the ice of getting higher education which encouraged the next generation of girls. Now many girls are looking for getting higher education with the view of becoming more useful and responsible next generation citizens of the country.
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Following a contract dispute that lead to him requesting a trade out of Carolina, Babchuk turned back to Russia on 19 September 2009, re-signing with Kontinental Hockey League (KHL) club Avangard Omsk.Babchuk signs with Avangard Omsk During the very first training day in Omsk, he broke the ice rink glass with a shot at Arena Omsk. Babchuk was chosen to play on Team Yashin at the 2nd Kontinental Hockey League All-Star Game.
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He broke the ice surrounding his master so he could don the Lich King's Helm of Domination and merge with him. After taking control of the Scourge as the new Lich King, Arthas challenged the Alliance and the Horde by initiating attacks on their cities. They responded by sending forces to Northrend to wage war against him. In World of Warcraft, Arthas is a raid boss and the primary antagonist of the Wrath of the Lich King expansion.
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Encouraged by his parents and their love of hockey, Jim was a mere two years old when he first hit the ice. He quickly found his comfort level and, by the age of four, he was playing alongside his older brother against the neighbourhood boys, battling through games as their favourite NHL player. In early spring, when warm weather broke the ice, road hockey became their passion. Hockey played a major role in life at the Jackson home.
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Streets in the Manor section of Dedham had water two to three feet deep when the brook flooded in March 1936. Rain and melting snow caused the Charles and Mother Brook to flood their banks in 1948, putting some parts of Dedham under water. Ice chunks at two of the dams caused flooding in 1955. Firefighters sprayed high pressure water at the ice jam off Milton Street, and a crane scooped out debris from the dam and broke the ice at Maverick Street.
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They soon took refuge on Hakluyt Island and repaired the boats. They set out again on the June 22, island-hopping to Northumberland Island, then camping at Cape Parry and hunting all along the way, melting snow from the icebergs to produce water. As a result of the harsh winter, they soon encountered unbroken ice to the south. As their hope faded, a storm rose up and broke the ice floe, and they returned to the water amid the loose pack ice.
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Representing Spain, the Congress was attended by the King Juan Carlos I and the Queen Sofía; Argentine President Néstor Kirchner represented the national government. The presidents of Colombia and Mexico, as well as other important representatives of Spanish- speaking countries, were also present. As guest lecturers there were the writers Carlos Fuentes, Nobel Prize winner José Saramago, Ernesto Cardenal, and Ernesto Sábato. The Rosario-born novelist, comics artist and humorist Roberto Fontanarrosa broke the ice in a debate about the importance of insults in interpersonal communication.
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Rómulo was asked to head the Philippine delegation. At the very outset indications were to the effect that the conference would promote the cause of neutralism as a third position in the current cold war between the capitalist bloc and the communist group. John Kotelawala, Prime Minister of Ceylon, however, broke the ice against neutralism. He was immediately joined by Rómulo, who categorically stated that his delegation believed that "a puppet is a puppet", no matter whether under a Western Power or an Oriental state.
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Mesquite cut a track into the port, widened it, and then broke the ice near the immobilized ships to allow them to move into the broken track. The entire round trip from Green Bay, including breaking out the two tankers took nine hours. A second icebreaking role was to escort ships through the ice, breaking a channel for the ship following her. Mesquite was engaged on this task on April 18, 1958 when she led three Canada Steamship Lines ships through the ice in Whitefish Bay.
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The first fully Singapore funded film came in 1991's Medium Rare, which was based on a real-life local cult killer, Adrian Lim, who was hanged in 1988 for murder. Although it cost over S$2 million in production, the film performed dismally at the box office. The film took in merely S$130,000 locally but broke the ice for the next coming Singapore movie, Bugis Street, which was released in 1995. Bugis Street was a gaudy film about the famous sleazy district where transvestites and transsexuals were found.
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However, the US Navy complained that it would be much better if radars worked at microwave frequencies and explained their frustration that existing microwave devices had power of only a few watts. Bowen reached into his lock box and produced cavity magnetron number 6. This device produced pulses of about 10 kW, hundreds of times more than US devices, and newer models were soon producing ten times that amount. This event broke the ice, and soon the two teams were planning a complete development and production schedule for all of the British designs.
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Detroit scored four goals in each of the first three games of the series, while goaltender Chris Osgood only allowed two total goals out of 78 Columbus shots in those three games, including a shutout victory in game two. Jiri Hudler broke the ice at 10:48 in the second period for the game one win. Detroit picked up powerplay goals from Brian Rafalski, Niklas Kronwall, and Hudler in game two. Henrik Zetterberg scored twice in a game three victory The fourth game proved to be the most competitive contest of the series.
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The Encyclopedia Americana, Volume 1, Grolier Incorporated, Jan 1, 1999, p. 56, Willem de Kooning famously said about Pollock "he broke the ice for the rest of us."Carolyn Lanchner, Jasper Johns, The Museum of Modern Art, New York, N.Y., 2009, p. 20, Ironically Pollock's large repetitious expanses of linear fields are characteristic of Color Field painting as well, as art critic Michael Fried wrote in his essay for the catalog of Three American painters: Kenneth Noland, Jules Olitski, Frank Stella at the Fogg Art Museum in 1965.
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SS Greece Victory made trip between November 18, 1950, and December 23, 1952, helping American forces engaged against Communist aggression in South Korea.Korean War Educator, Merchant Marine, Accounts of the Korean WarSmall United States and United Nations Warships in the Korean War, By Paul M. Edwards SS Greece Victory took supplies to the Arctic in 1952. The USCGC Eastwind icebreaker cutter, built in 1944, broke the ice for Greece Victory to take supplies on the Arctic Cruise for scientific test. Eastwind was one of four vessels of her class.
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Anaheim goaltender Jonas Hiller earned two shutout victories in games one and four, stopping a total of 66 shots. Game one was deadlocked until a Scott Niedermayer powerplay goal broke the ice at 5:18 in the third, while game four was dominated by Anaheim and featured two goals from Bobby Ryan Hiller also stopped 42 out of 44 shots in game two, as Drew Miller picked up the game winner, and 36 out of 37 shots in a game six that saw the Ducks produce powerplay goals from Corey Perry and Teemu Selanne. In total, Hiller allowed only ten goals in the series.
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Grotius developed pivotal treatises on freedom of the seas, the law of spoils, the laws of war and peace and he created an autonomous place for international law as its own discipline. Jean Barbeyrac's Historical and Critical Account of the Science of Morality, attached to his translation of Samuel von Pufendorf's Law of Nature and Nations in 1706, praised Grotius as "the first who broke the ice" of "the Scholastic Philosophy; which [had] spread itself all over Europe" (1749: 67, 66).Darwall, Stephen (2013). Grotius at the Creation of Modern Moral Philosophy in Honor, History, and Relationship: Essays in Second- Personal Ethics II, p.
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Among other foreign scientists, he began attracting visiting researchers to the program from Japan as early as 1955. He traveled frequently to Japan, where he gave talks in classical Japanese. In 1975, Witkop received the Order of the Sacred Treasure, bestowed by the Emperor of Japan. “He brought in the first visiting fellow from Japan at a time when we were still in the shadow of World War II,” said Dr. Kenneth Jacobson, Chief of the NIDDK Laboratory of Bioorganic Chemistry. “He broke the ice.” Other honors, among many, included election to the National Academy of Sciences (1969) and the American Philosophical Society (1999) as well as the Paul Karrer Gold Medal from the University of Zurich (1971).
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In Game 7 of the 2017 Eastern Conference Final, the Penguins faced the Ottawa Senators with an opportunity to return to the Stanley Cup Finals for a second consecutive year. After a scoreless first period, Chris Kunitz broke the ice with his first goal of the playoffs at 9:55 of the second; the lead was surrendered on a Mark Stone goal just 20 seconds later. A Justin Schultz powerplay goal at 11:44 of the third briefly put the Penguins up 2-1, until Ryan Dzingel scored less than three minutes later to tie the game once again. A tense overtime period, mostly dominated by the Pens, yielded no results as the game drifted into a second overtime period.
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Roberts accepted on the condition that the area where he lived be treated as dormitory space, not a medical facility. His admission broke the ice for other students with severe disabilities, who joined him over the next few years at what evolved into the Cowell Residence Program. The group developed a sense of identity and élan, and began to formulate a political analysis of disability. They began calling themselves the "Rolling Quads" to the surprise of some non- disabled observers who had never before heard a positive expression of disability identity. In 1968, when a rehabilitation counselor threatened two of the Rolling Quads with eviction from the Cowell Residence, the Rolling Quads organized a successful "revolt" that led to the counselor's transfer.
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The site has been redeveloped into a housing area called Royal Earlswood Park, providing apartments and houses. The suburb is served by railway station with trains running from London Bridge/London Victoria to Horsham, which previously had a third platform which gave access to the Royal Earlswood Hospital. Earlswood common was from late Victorian times no longer used as open pasture and for foraging and was a pleasure ground until World War II. Its lower lake has a concrete bottom and was used in World War I to test the ability of primitive tanks to cross flooded landscapes, having previously had a diving platform, a paddling pool and was used for summer swimming. Members of the Christian Science Church used the lake for all year swimming and broke the ice in winter.
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In winter 563, the joint forces of Northern Zhou and Tujue launched a two-prong attack on Northern Qi, with the northern prong attacking Northern Qi's secondary capital Jinyang (晉陽, in modern Taiyuan, Shanxi) and the southern prong attacking Pingyang (平陽, in modern Linfen, Shanxi). The northern prong, commanded by the general Yang Zhong (), put Jinyang under siege, but was soon defeated by the Northern Qi general Duan Shao () and forced to withdraw. In response, the southern prong, commanded by Daxi Wu (), also withdrew. Still, the attack demonstrated the growing Northern Zhou strength—as previously, in the winter months, Northern Zhou forces would break the ice on the Yellow River to prevent possible Northern Qi attacks, but around this time and thereafter, Northern Qi forces broke the ice on the river to prevent possible Northern Zhou attacks.
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