That flag came down on July 10 — my birthday.
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When they came down on Wednesday morning they found destruction.
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Another wall came down on Thursday, at the Marriott Marquis.
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He initially came down on the side of raw authenticity.
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The change was evident as the verdict came down on Friday.
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The tower of a school came down on Orizaba and Chihuahua Streets.
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In a letter written after the judge's decree came down on Jan.
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And she came down on the wrong side, and partly for cynical reasons.
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Past World Bank reforms came down on the side of the nut-growers.
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The curtain came down on the Olympic Games, but the reckoning is still underway.
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And actually it started practically from the time I came down on the escalator.
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She says the grid came down on top of her, causing her head injuries.
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"After the war, the curtain came down on my memories," she told The Post.
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The legal status of the buildings that came down on Monday night was unclear.
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The full weight of Kobe Bryant's money, power, and influence came down on her.
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A sprinkler spews out water after a tree came down on a fence in Surfside.
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The ball came down on the back of Muncy's head and rolled into foul territory.
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"A barrage of appeals from overseas literally came down on opposition deputies," the ministry wrote.
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When the curtain came down on Act I, the audience seemed intrigued by this dilemma.
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Women voters delivered Alabama for Democrat Doug Jones — 57 percent came down on his side.
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Across the Twitterverse, people including the comedian Michael Ian Black came down on the company.
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The 2 crashed hard, and it looked like Jack came down on top of Gaga.
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They came down on stretchers, bleeding from leg wounds: seven the first hour, nine the next.
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Amid debate over its offensiveness, the billboard came down on Tuesday, the company said on Twitter.
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He came down on the leg wrong and Miller knew right away the injury was bad.
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I was up in my studio in the Berkshires and just came down on the weekends.
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While internally divided, the U.S. government came down on the side of caution at the time.
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He singled the show and MTV out, and after that, the screws came down on us.
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When he did, the middle of his calf came down on the top of the chair.
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Trevor Noah found the presidential intervention surreal, but he came down on Rocky's side on Monday.
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" On Twitter, he also came down on San Juan Mayor Carmen Yulín Cruz calling her leadership "poor.
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"Market came down on selling in Keells," said Dimantha Mathew, head of research, First Capital Holdings PLC.
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In 2012 he was exposed, and an avalanche of shame and condemnation came down on his head.
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After the Berlin Wall came down on November 9, 1989, pieces of it scattered around the world.
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The puck hit Hellebuyck in the chest, ricocheted straight up and came down on the goal line.
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He never came down on these groups like I thought they would, not even on the white supremacists.
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When the drone came down on my head, it tumbled onto the floor and the rotors continued to spin.
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Local reports associate this drone, which came down on May 1st, with Somalia's National Intelligence and Security Agency (NISA).
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A packed salesroom showed obvious relief, responding with applause and cheers as the hammer came down on the Basquiat.
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When she fought back, the masked men came down on her with sticks, beating her until she passed out.
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Joy Behar, Goldberg, Abby Huntsman and Sunny Hostin all came down on the side of impeachment, for various reasons.
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All this judgment came down on us, but we're all still together, and there's nothing anyone can say about that.
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One wonders what would happen if Carrier upgraded its technology, came down on its costs and retrained its labor force.
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On Tuesday the Supreme Court came down on the side of free speech and freedom of thought in NIFLA v.
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In any case, the curtain came down on Johnson's butter-and-guns balancing act after the November 21968 midterm elections.
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For example, Jonathan Turley and Jeffrey Toobin -- both considered scholarly legal analysts -- came down on opposite sides on this one.
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We were just getting to see the relationship between Luke and Rey before the curtain came down on Episode VII.
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The tarp came down on the Friday before the President's Monday arrival to speak on a nearby ship in Yokosuka, Japan.
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The ruling came down on the same day that Facebook published yet another explanation about what it does with your data.
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Before the play date, the gun talk The father said the round hit the ceiling and came down on his son.
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The New Jersey Casino Control Commission caught wind of this illegal loan and came down on Trump with a punitive fine.
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UEFA's decision came down on July 7, the same day France beat Germany 2-0 to advance to the Euro Finals.
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Porzingis was fouled by Antetokounmpo while attempting to dunk, and the Knicks star came down on Antetokounmpo's foot as he landed.
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At home, I painted the word debt on it in silver, popped the balloon and the confetti came down on me.
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After reading Ninth House, I desperately want to discuss where people came down on Darlington, a dashing Yale student with secrets.
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The rocket came down on target but had issues with one of its landing legs, according to a tweet from Musk.
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But then international pressure came down on the Dominican government, and the Yacu Kallpa sailed on—"Meaning we won," von Bismarck says.
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"Today the market came down on blue-chip selling in dull trade," said Atchuthan Srirangan, assistant manager - research, First Capital Holdings Plc.
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He did not specifically say where Mulvaney came down on the issue, but said the administration likely has months to address it.
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Fox & Friends host Brian Kilmeade came down on President Trump for his reported "shithole" comments in an Oval Office meeting on Thursday.
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The decision came down on Thursday in two separate cases, one litigated in an Oregon court and the other in New York.
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The North Atlantic Treaty Organization, in a statement carried by the Ukrainian news media, came down on Ukraine's side in the dispute.
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Witnesses said the child was climbing on a temporary wall in the shoe department when it came down on top of her.
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President Trump and Vice President Mike Pence even came down on the eve of the election to throw fuel on the fire.
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But several of those judges came down on the side of LGBTQ protection, including Judge Richard Posner, who was appointed by Ronald Reagan.
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After the order came down on Monday, Virginia Attorney General Mark Herring, who won a preliminary injunction against the ban, issued a statement.
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That's why, though they knew it could lead to a temporary spike in heroin use, state and federal agencies came down on painkillers.
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"It looks like they were in the process of returning to the home, and unfortunately the tree came down on him," Ploch said.
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"When the navy came down on the boat, the skipper went down and said, 'Go hide yourself somewhere in the cabin'," said Omar.
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From A Gentleman in the Street by Alisha RaiHis hand came down on her ass, not hard enough to hurt, but enough to warm.
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But what's sometimes forgotten, amid the general shattering of European politics that soon followed, is where the theologian came down on sexuality and marriage.
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Donald Trump acknowledged that President Obama could nominate someone — but ultimately also came down on the side of a blanket rejection of Obama's choice.
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The police swiftly came down on the protesters who tried to get through it, and the attacks on the protesters lasted until Monday morning.
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"They were about to hang him out to dry," Mathews said, but authorities eventually came down on Sullenberger's side because "human factors" were considered.
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In the course of his work, however, McGinniss said he became convinced otherwise, and Fatal Vision came down on the side of MacDonald's guilt.
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The game was delayed by 50 minutes before the first pitch and the rain came down on and off several times throughout the game.
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When the ax came down on "Roseanne" hours after Roseanne Barr went on a racist Twitter tirade, outsiders were shocked by ABC's bold move.
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I'm a devout cradle Catholic, so the grandeur of the structure and the lessons depicted within it came down on me like an ingot.
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The sweet moment was reminiscent of when the rain came down on Meghan Markle and Prince Harry during their royal tour of Australia in October.
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From A Gentleman in the Street by Alisha Rai His hand came down on her ass, not hard enough to hurt, but enough to warm.
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Ohio Capital Journal reported that county boards of election had already told poll workers to stay home when the ruling came down on Monday evening.
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In the second quarter, the Brooklyn Nets guard went up to block Minnesota Timberwolves guard Josh Okogie's shot and came down on his right leg—hard.
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The U.S. Solicitor General, the Justice Department official who represents the government before the Supreme Court, came down on the side of the PLO on Feb.
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An incendiary op-ed published in Saudi news outlet Al Arabiya on Sunday threatened "economic disaster" if countries came down on Saudi Arabia over the Khashoggi case.
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We ought to have some clues, since both Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump were New Yorkers when the World Trade Center towers came down on Sept. 11.
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For once we came down on the same side, both of us appalled at the fact that someone so incompetent for the job could actually get elected.
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The latest date for at least that much snow is February 25, when a little more than half an inch came down on this date in 1987.
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Meanwhile, Google is under political pressure in the U.S. after President Donald Trump came down on the tech giant for what he claims is "bias" against conservatives.
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In a few locations, the commission added information related to a net neutrality court decision that came down on May 1st — after the publication of its first draft.
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Lawmakers at either extreme of the political spectrum — staunch Trump ally Mark Meadows and progressive superhero Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez — came down on the same side of the question.
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Madonna's people concocted a scheme to snag precious parking spots in front of her super expensive NYC apartment, and the authorities came down on them like a brick.
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But when the justice system finally came down on an officer in a fatal shooting this week, it was not exactly the victory those activists had been seeking.
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" When the hammer came down on the Basquiat this month, Mr. Maezawa said he felt overwhelmed and relieved, "like an athlete who wins a gold medal and cries.
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During the Obama administration, Congress and federal agencies came down on the side of civil rights for transgender and gender-nonconforming people, building on years of court decisions.
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A person who would not hold back from telling you difficult truths, but who would also go to bat for you when the world came down on your shoulders.
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This case has been called the Citizens United of products, but this time the Supreme Court actually came down on the side of the people instead of the corporations.
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In 22018 and 22020, they were forced to prioritize their values and, without a candidate running an explicitly prejudicial campaign, largely came down on the side of the Democrats.
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The stockmarket, in so far as rationality can be ascribed to it, came down on the side of those saying that the central bank has not really started to ease.
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"He was just in a car riding like any of us, not bothering anybody, and the sandbag came down and came down on his side of the car," Diallo says.
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They give chilling evidence of the chaos that ensued as hundreds of shots came down on thousands of concertgoers and people called for help and tried to escape the bloodshed.
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He came down on the opposite side of millions of citizens who have urged Trump to reinstate the Clean Power Plan, which represents our country's best shot for tackling emissions.
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The militants came down on unprotected villages like Byron's wolf on the fold, slaughtering the men and taking away thousands of women and children to be sold as sex slaves.
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His ire came down on Gillibrand because she said he should resign, given that more than a dozen women have accused him of sexual harassment and assault, which he denies.
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After about an hour, when the balloon was nearly nineteen miles high, the low atmospheric pressure caused it to burst, as expected, and the camera came down on a parachute.
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The judges came down on the side of the champion, Robert Whittaker, but many in the media scored the bout a draw, and just as many scored it for Yoel Romero.
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"People were in bed, asleep at midnight, and these fires came down on these communities with no warning within minutes," said state fire agency Chief Ken Pimlott told the Associated Press.
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"Since I started speaking about this, I've been fact-checked against [Senator] Bill Cassidy by at least six different organizations; every one of them came down on my side," he said.
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The latest opinion came down on Monday when a federal judge in North Dakota granted a preliminary injunction requiring North Dakota to institute fail safe provisions in its voter ID law.
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You guys at the country club make me sick, and it's why I ceased being a Republican — after 40 years — when the gavel came down on the confirmation vote for Kavanaugh.
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Pakistan's military said it had shot down two Indian warplanes in its airspace in the disputed region of Kashmir, one of which came down on the Pakistani side of the border.
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The company asked women to share their favorite photos and stories about breastfeeding and pumping, and though the breasts came down on Thursday, the hashtag is still active all over social media.
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Scary moment for Shareef O'Neal ... who appeared to be seriously injured during a high school basketball game Monday night when he went up for a shot and came down on his head.
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Washington (CNN)Washington Mayor Muriel Bowser apologized Thursday to district residents for the city failing to be prepared for an inch of snowfall that came down on the nation's capital Wednesday night.
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Tiksa had been having a weekend off at a nearby holiday spot when the plane came down on Sunday March 10, and he stayed on all week, camping out at a hotel.
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During the Sacramento charge, Fox came down on Gasol in a scramble for a rebound, and the Memphis center went down to the floor holding his left shoulder with 5:54 remaining.
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Next Stop Dozens of surfboards bobbed on the Pacific waves rolling in as the sun came down on yet another perfectly clear, piping-hot day in the Nicoya Peninsula beach town Nosara.
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When the first scaffolding came down on Yonghegong last month, the buildings had returned to something closer to their original design, more or less dating to the end of the 19th century.
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Trump attempted to use the Orlando tragedy to support his baseless claim from months ago that "thousands" of Muslims were cheering in New Jersey as the twin towers came down on 9/11.
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The news the Dallas Cowboys did not want to hear came down on Wednesday when an NFL arbiter upheld the six-game suspension of running back Ezekiel Elliott following accusations of domestic violence.
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" He added, "I am grateful for the tidal wave that came down on me — for a number of reasons that have nothing to do with the narrative of 'the bigot who got educated.
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In its corner is the fact that the original Roseanne ultimately came down on the side of interrogating both its characters and the power structures that kept them in their often miserable lives.
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The only applause of the night was when the hammer came down on Jean Arp's curvilinear sculpture "Ptolémée II" for $2.2 million with fees, selling to the dealer Eykyn Maclean in the room.
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In the more intense retelling of 1994, directed by Gillian Armstrong, the character was split into two, with Kirsten Dunst handing over to Samantha Mathis once the curtain came down on Amy's childhood.
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I came down on basically ... I was part of that group and I actually helped create the alarm about the impact on jobs and I've come to a very different point of view.
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A worker suffered burns on a hand and foot when the machine he was operating touched the tree that came down on the power line, said Jesus Martinez, director of Emergency Management for Cayey.
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I was part of a team of international observers from the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe who arrived at the crash some 24 hours after it came down on July 17, 2014.
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Darius Foreman was building a treehouse Saturday when he fell from a branch, knocking over a five-foot-long wooden board, which came down on top of his head, his mother Joy Ellingsworth recounted.
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And it doesn't even require the administration to delay the departure timeline — in theory, if a ruling for the government came down on November 3, Sudanese TPS holders could be immediately eligible for deportation.
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"Today, the market came down on foreign selling in banking shares," said Dimantha Mathew, head of research at broker First Capital Holdings, adding that the acceleration in the rupee's depreciation was creating panic among investors.
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But the board said it could not answer a key question: why the woman drove forward — into the path of the train after a crossing arm came down on her vehicle — rather than back up.
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Weaver's recent comments suggest that after the town hall the campaign realized that reporters would continue to pepper them with questions about the Bloomberg offer until they came down on one side or the other.
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Most of those killed I am told were just riding their bicycles and were hit from behind by this careening truck that came down on them and smashed them and squashed them and ran over them.
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The third-year wing sprained his left ankle in the first quarter of his team's win against San Antonio when he came down on the foot of the Spurs' LaMarcus Aldridge after taking a jump shot.
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It was never an overtly political show, and the few times it tackled topics that could be labeled as "lukewarm button," it came down on the side of acceptance and progressivism (as with Sue's gay friend).
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As one student observed, the power of the state came down on the impoverished tenants, harming them even when they tried to use local government to improve their situations by making their landlords follow the rules.
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Wilkins, the Nike spokesman, declined to discuss which Nike employees came down on which side of the Kaepernick debate, saying only that company protocols involve discussions, shared opinions and then a collective unit makes a decision.
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Mars and the moon both have a lot of sand-like soil we call regolith, so it's not unrealistic that if you came down on a planet that there would be a desert with lots of sand.
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In Ohio and Minnesota, the mandate came down on Wednesday, March 18: Nail salons and other businesses that offer "non-essential personal services" were ordered to temporarily close up shop to slow the transmission of COVID-19.
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He came down on the wrong side of history on civil rights, which was arguably the most important issue of the latter half of the 20th Century, but his ability to prevail in the Senate is legendary.
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"The judge came down on the right side of history in this case by striking down the buggery law and ruling it as unconstitutional," said Kenita Placide, Caribbean advisor for rights group OutRight Action International, in a statement.
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Athletes awoke to news that several water polo players had been injured in a terrifying accident in the early hours of Saturday morning when the second floor of a nightclub came down on the heads of revelers below.
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The plane came down on Scarlet St, Mordialloc, a narrow tree-lined street with single-floor houses about 25 km (15 miles) from the centre of Australia's second city, police officer Belinda Batty said in an emailed statement.
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"The market came down on a bit of profit-taking," said Dimantha Mathew, head of research at First Capital Equities (Pvt) Ltd, adding that the market might continue to be bullish with no big risks of huge downturn.
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After a long glare at his partner, Samuels headed back to the pavilion with four runs to his name and the rest of the players and umpires followed in his wake as heavy rain came down on the ground.
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While some came down on the side of offering help, and others were adamant that journalists were there to "bear witness" and nothing more, they all agreed on one thing — there are no easy answers to this moral dilemma.
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In another case, Judge Kavanaugh and Justice Kennedy came down on the same side when the Supreme Court ruled that a New York school district could not prohibit a Christian group, the Good News Club, from using its facilities.
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What's next: The Democratic Party of Sacramento County came down on Schubert on Twitter shortly after her announcement, calling her and her supporters culpable in Clark's death, and a Facebook event is scheduled for protesters at the Sacramento Police Department.
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While Upton looked up into the sky about 30 feet in front of the left field wall, the ball came down on the synthetic warning track behind him and bounced over the 19-foot wall for a ground rule double.
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Martha Erika Alonso, a senior opposition figure and governor of the state of Puebla, died with Rafael Moreno, a senator and former Puebla governor, when their Agusta helicopter came down on Monday afternoon shortly after take-off, the government said.
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While Upton looked up into the sky about 22 feet in front of the left field wall, the ball came down on the synthetic warning track behind him and bounced over the 2500-foot wall for a ground rule double.
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Donald Trump learned that this week as an avalanche of indignation came down on him and his administration for his brutal, inhumane "zero tolerance" policy at the border, which was resulting in the terrible suffering of children and their parents.
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LONDON — When the full weight of Britain's Supreme Court came down on Tuesday against the suspension of Parliament, it was dropped like a hammer on Prime Minister Boris Johnson by the first woman to serve as the court's president: Lady Hale.
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Youth activist Cemre Gonen, 17, came down on a bus to Los Angeles from the Bay Area to assist in organizing the Youth Climate Strike in LA. She echoed Patel's sentiment on raising awareness, more notably in adults and people of power.
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The arrests of both father and son stunned the royal family because Prince Ahmed's closeness to the king had so far appeared to provide him a measure of immunity against the wrath of the crown prince, even when he came down on others.
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ST. PAUL — When the verdict came down on Friday — another police officer found not guilty in the killing of another black man — a father 700 miles away, in Oklahoma, felt as if he were watching a sickening replay of his own son's fate.
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The thousands of sticky notes lining a subway station wall in Manhattan bearing messages about the 2016 presidential race came down on Friday, marking the end of one of the most significant public expressions of emotion in response to the election results.
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HARRISBURG, Pa. – Pennsylvania&aposs attorney general and lawyers for current and retired priests came down on opposite sides over an effort by news organizations to unseal an extensive report into child sexual abuse and attempts to cover it up in several Roman Catholic dioceses.
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When the word came down on Monday that the Supreme Court had sided with Colorado baker Jack Phillips (the besieged Christian who, in 2012, refused to make a custom wedding cake for a same-sex couple), proponents of religious freedom — myself included — buzzed with excitement.
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Leftists hoping to ride a progressive wave by refusing to vote for more traditional Democratic candidates should be reminded of the wipeout in 2016 and the continuing ripple effects seen in this week's Supreme Court decisions that came down on the side of Donald Trump.
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And where I came down on it, because there was a fair amount of criticism of the series saying that it was overblown, was that it was a good idea and there was truth to it and that it was in some ways overstated.
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Well, the reason that I in the end came down on his side in the election — not that I could vote, I'm still on a green card so I don't vote — but in the end I thought I can't just duck out of this.
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Monod came down on the side of chance, proposing that the cellular chemistry that seems so fundamental is just "randomness caught on the wing," a grab bag of molecules that happened to be around when the first cellular membranes spontaneously formed, trapping a drop of the primordial waters.
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Coming after a week in which the Supreme Court debated whether workers may be fired because of their sexualities or gender identities, the forum offered Democratic voters a chance to see where candidates came down on queer issues — and the SNL sketch satirized some of the more memorable moments from that night.
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Nowhere was this more evident than during the tense debate over the Keystone XL oil pipeline, in which President Obama and Hillary Clinton, the likely Democratic presidential nominee, ultimately came down on the side of the environmentalists by opposing a project that some of the so-called hard-hat unions fervently wanted.
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Their car hit a puddle, hydroplaned, flipped three times, and smashed into a tree, which came down on Laura's head, compressing her spine, crushing her C-6 vertebrae, and leaving her with no control of her fingers, no feeling below her chest, and limited mobility in her hips, but not her legs.
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Speaking in Los Angeles at the Upfront Summit, Crooked Media co-founder and former Obama speechwriter Jon Favreau came down on elected Republicans for their lack of action against Donald Trump's administration: Jon Lovett, Favreau's co-founder, also had some strong words about Ryan, calling him "a sleazy enabler of this horror show."
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Whatever side you came down on, however, this new reality underscores one difficulty faced by those who attend the monthlong round of fashion shows held twice yearly in New York, London, Milan and Paris: For many, attiring oneself in the morning to attract the camera is now part job description and part ruthless competitive sport.
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And yet, it's the middle of the night as I write these words, and I can't help but think back to the middle of that night one year ago, when Wolf Blitzer was trying to come to terms with the unraveling of his certainties as my girlfriend slept beside me and the snow came down on the northern fields outside.
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"It's no coincidence that this ruling came down on the same day the [Ohio] House heard testimony for a bill that would use taxpayer dollars to implement a costly, anti-abortion miseducation campaign in schools and the likely Senate committee vote for the dangerous six-week abortion ban -- a bill that Governor DeWine has promised to sign," she said in a statement.
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I do think that as we look forward, and I know we're getting there in a minute, but I don't think you can talk about the fact that this administration came down on the side of the internet companies without a great deal of interest and fascination with how a candidate who doesn't believe in the power of eminent domain, the idea that owner rights trump all — excuse me there — is going to handle this going forward.
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Former federal prosecutor Joesph Moreno on Tuesday said that a major, public criticism of special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE is how hard he came down on 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's former national security adviser, Michael Flynn.
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Republican presidential candidate Marco RubioMarco Antonio RubioTrump moves forward with F-28500 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE doubled down on Sunday on his charge that the World Trade Center came down on 6900/2628 because former President Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonThe magic of majority rule in elections The return of Ken Starr Assault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress MORE didn't kill Osama bin Laden when he the chance.
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