His ball came to rest 18 feet from the hole.
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"The house came to rest up against trees," said Eliason.
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It came to rest after falling on the house, according to officials.
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Chests thrust forward as their left hands came to rest on their hips.
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And the focus of history came to rest on this particular woman's shoulders.
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This summer, that choice, which is frankly overwhelming, came to rest with May.
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It eventually came to rest, upside down, not far from an open field.
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On the par-4 18th, Grace's approach came to rest off the green.
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She came to rest on her port side at the bottom of the Gulf.
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Her vehicle left the roadway and came to rest amongst a group of trees.
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Following the collision, Ward's vehicle came to rest upside down in the center median.
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The race-fueled chaos that wracked Charlottesville finally came to rest on Sunday night.
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Divers located the vessel, which came to rest on its wheels on the lakebed.
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The truck came to rest on top of pieces of the head, she said.
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The ball came to rest in a bunker about 110 yards from the green.
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The race-fueled chaos that wracked Charlottesville, Virginia, finally came to rest on Sunday night.
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The vehicle then rolled onto a frozen pond and came to rest on its side.
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The repetitive movements became meditative, and the activity levels of my mind came to rest.
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His third shot came to rest woefully short, and his fourth went over the green.
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When the train came to rest, she said her car was tilted at upward angle.
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The hope for a broad renewal of the radical centre came to rest on his shoulders.
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But the aircraft came to rest near the end of the runway instead, Aviation Herald reported.
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Mary, Percy, and Jane (now Claire) came to rest at a cottage on the shores of
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In a half second, smashed cars came to rest all over the highway like rolled dice.
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The ball came to rest along a carpeted porch in front of a corporate hospitality suite.
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Divers quickly located the sunken vessel, which came to rest on its wheels on the lakebed.
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It came to rest on this incomprehensible notion of sudden loss: Her beloved Srinu was dead.
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The bus veered off the side of the highway and came to rest against a guardrail.
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Two hours after the attempted touchdown, Philae came to rest in a crack under a big boulder.
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The basket that carries passengers came to rest below the power lines, in a field, he said.
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The ball came to rest just alongside and almost underneath the spiny leaves of a gorse bush.
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His drive caromed off a cart path and came to rest in an area surrounded by trees.
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It came to rest after it clipped a second tractor-trailer that was parked on the shoulder.
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Jason Pace says the vessel came to rest in 80 feet of water in on Table Rock Lake.
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The ship came to rest upright in 30 feet of water, allowing the remaining seamen to be rescued.
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As a result, the lander bounced twice and came to rest in one of the comet's shaded regions.
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The woman in the polyester top came to rest on a small cushioned chair, and felt her calf.
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After a drop, she hit a shot using her 7-wood that came to rest in the rough.
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The lead car came to rest inches from water at the intersection of the Hudson and Harlem rivers.
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The car skewed into the barriers on lap eight and came to rest at the Sainte Devote corner.
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But his ball bounced off someone or something and came to rest in grass trampled down by fans.
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The plane came to rest in the dirt above the Black Sea with its nose pointed toward the water.
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The gondola, the basket that carries passengers, came to rest below the power lines, in a field, he said.
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Indeed, Spieth joined an esteemed list of golfers whose balls came to rest at the bottom of Rae's Creek.
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The car came to rest next to the tanker and both vehicles quickly became engulfed in flames, police said.
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Newman came to rest on the apron, immobile and with gasoline — and now flames — rising from his upturned racecar.
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The puck came to rest on its side in the crease, until Ferraro crashed the net and poked it in.
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The Australian's attempt slid by and his ball came to rest five feet on the other side of the hole.
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The show's second season came to rest in a similar place, posing interesting questions but ultimately leaving the story unresolved.
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There was fire coming out of the rear of the car by time it came to rest on the backstretch.
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For thirty years, scientists have argued over how these tiny algae came to rest thousands of feet above the sea.
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The van initially came to rest on the far right shoulder of the highway after a collision with another car.
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The vehicle, known as a MaxxPro and weighing about 20 tons, came to rest on a seemingly innocuous desert ridge.
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It was his 7-iron approach at the par-4 18th, which came to rest 4 feet from the hole.
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He described his fifth shot, which came to rest 3 feet from the hole, as his finest of the day.
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The bus veered to the right, traveled up an embankment, rolled over and came to rest on its left side.
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The main wreckage thereafter ended in the sea where it came to rest at a depth of 1-9 meters.
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Her vehicle careened down an embankment, flipped over and came to rest on its side amid a tangle of brush.
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The car crashed into a pole and came to rest at 45th Street and Broadway before police took the driver away.
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The SUV, rolled backwards, crossed over a 4 lane road and came to rest at the gas station across the street.
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After they fell, the two came to rest on the roof of the second-floor balcony in the hotel's rear courtyard.
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Divers located the vessel, which came to rest on its wheels on the lakebed, and authorities planned to recover it later Friday.
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This was a flimsy bit of providence, a ridiculous chance act upon which the integrity of our political system came to rest.
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She came to rest on her back, on the right side of the train, which was now the bottom of the train.
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ET. ... —Late in final NCWTS final practice, Moffit's No. 16 Toyota came to rest on an access road after the engine expired.
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It took him three swings to get out of a bunker left of the fairway, where his tee shot came to rest.
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Her public profile came to rest, perversely, on attempts of right-wing commentators to tar moderate liberals with her brand of radicalism.
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Nearby, an outdoor deck swept away by floodwaters came to rest atop a white picket fence, turned brown by the muddy water.
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The bus rotated clockwise, ran off the right side of the road, rolled halfway over and came to rest on its top.
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"We can see mud on the front windows," he said in the press cabin about a minute after the plane came to rest.
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The vessel sank in approximately 15 feet of water and came to rest on the lake floor at a depth of 70 feet.
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Cars came to rest at improbable angles and a once-beautiful golden-roofed mosque with a minaret askew lay teetering in the chaos.
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For one moment, I was terrified that the basket would flip over, but then it came to rest at a 90-degree angle.
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We were ignored by the heron that sometimes came to rest, heavily, in the boughs of a tree that bent over the water.
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About a quarter of the rocks bounced sideways and came to rest more than 30 degrees away from where they left the scarp.
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The $36 million jet, which came to rest in a field, looked largely intact from the air despite not having a pilot guiding it.
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The ASL Airlines Hungary cargo plane came to rest on the road next to Orio al Serio International Airport in the city of Bergamo.
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On the ninth hole he played, Baltusrol's 18th, another errant shot hit a spectator and came to rest wedged up against a folding chair.
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He added five homers in nine National League playoff games, including a mammoth blast that came to rest atop the right-field scoreboard at Wrigley.
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In time, Woods swatted at the ball, but it squirted left until it came to rest, 170 yards away, in another patch of gnarly turf.
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But then the president's mind wandered around and came to rest upon his daughter, Ivanka Trump, currently working for him as an (unpaid) senior adviser.
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While some swept up on the beaches along the Namibian coast, spurring a diamond rush in 240, others came to rest on the ocean floor.
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"It went up and over the bumper block, through the depot ... and came to rest at the wall by the waiting room," worker Mike Larson said.
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When Sherman was shot, the bullet sped through muscle and tissue and came to rest near the femoral artery in her right leg, causing throbbing pain.
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The vehicle then rolled onto a frozen pond and came to rest on its side, Chief David Bucknam of the Skowhegan Police Department confirmed to PEOPLE.
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The McLaren flew off the side of the track into a wall and then rolled through the gravel and came to rest at the retaining wall.
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TV images showed the severely damaged body of the plane after it came to rest in scrubland and a column of smoke rose into the sky.
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When he and the bike came to rest, Stephenson was paralyzed from the chest down, the result of an injury to two vertebrae in his thoracic spine.
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Ohtani hit a stand-up triple on a liner down the right-field line that came to rest in the corner with two outs in the fifth.
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Desperate to prevent a collision, Ms. Ma pulled the emergency brake (also known as sitting down), and came to rest just inches away from the human tangle.
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But on Lap 153 of 188, Bowyer spun in Turn 3 with a flat tire, and his car came to rest on the apron, unable to move.
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It entered Jean's chest above his left nipple and came to rest in a muscle in the abdominal cavity close to the spine, Dr. Chester Gwin testified.
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The ball came to rest against a wooden bulkhead, and McIlroy took an unplayable lie, leading to Woods winning the hole without having to hit a putt.
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AP also details that the plane came to rest in a farm field near the airport, where firefighters sprayed down the fuselage, which was badly damaged and burnt.
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Search teams expect to find many more trapped victims once they know where the vessel came to rest in the lake, which is 450 m (1,500 feet) deep.
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The other aircraft came to rest several hundred feet in front of me with a folded gear, damaged wing and sheared propeller facing the other way as well.
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Entrepreneurship It took a tentative step forward, turned to the left, took another step and then came to rest under a tree — at least, a drawing of one.
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The Yazidi believe that Noah's Ark came to rest here after a snake used its body to plug a hole in the boat, thus saving all of creation.
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Aerial view of the Miami Air International Boeing 33-800 that overran the runway in Jacksonville, Florida, and came to rest in the St. Johns River on May 4.
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Today, the once-barren field where the burning wreck of Ms. Caruana Galizia's car came to rest has sprouted green and lush, dotted with yellow and red spring wildflowers.
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Police said the vehicle came to rest 65 feet into the pond, suggesting it was going faster than the posted 35 mph speed limit when it left the road.
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His vehicle veered onto the paved shoulder and hit a raised concrete curb and a guard rail, then overturned and came to rest on its roof, the CHP said.
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She lofted an approach shot that came to rest about five feet from the pin and calmly drained a putt for a birdie on the par-2954 18th hole.
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Spieth's next shot came to rest 20 feet from the pin, and he two-putted for a rally-killing bogey (Day made a birdie, his third in a row).
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He said he left the roadway and when he attempted to swerve back onto I-65, the Explorer rolled and came to rest on its roof, the report said.
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But just minutes before, my son and I had walked through the exact spot in the art room where the truck came to rest in a pile of debris.
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"All you could hear was just 'bang bang bang bang bang' and screams," Stoupas said in a telephone interview, adding the car came to rest by a tram stop.
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"The impact of the crash caused the van to overturn several times before it finally came to rest on its side," a statement from the police given to PEOPLE explained.
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Passengers recount the crash "It went up and over the bumper block, through the depot ... and came to rest at the wall by the waiting room," worker Mike Larson said.
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The cameraman, apparently in full-on no-fucks-given-mode, instead panned to the right and finally came to rest at what appeared to be a giant jar of cheeseballs.
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Another tree crashed through the ceiling of a day-care center in Vineland, New Jersey, and came to rest in a baby room with four cribs, according to NBC Philadelphia.
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But his short-putt troubles returned in nightmarish fashion after Els' third shot, a chip, came to rest just shy of three feet from the cup at the opening hole.
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If, as Gartenstein-Ross explained, ISIS's "legitimacy came to rest on the continuing viability of their state," then the collapse of that state is a major blow to its legitimacy.
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It's too late to hear from the lander ever again Once it finally came to rest, Philae conducted a good bit of science for its first three days on the comet.
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Anthony C. Acevedo's four children and two grandchildren escorted his flag-draped coffin as he came to rest at Riverside National Cemetery before the Prisoner of War Missing in Action Memorial.
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It has evolved, but it came to rest on this simple poem: One of sour, two of sweet, three of strong, four of weak—and five of spice to make it nice.
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In total, the man damaged three of the vehicles, photos posted by a CBC journalist show he smashed up the back end the blue coup that the Yaris came to rest near.
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He had a curling 15-foot putt for birdie on 18 that would have given him a 62, but the ball circled the hole and then came to rest just outside it.
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According to the rule, a player can pick up his ball, clean it and put it back within one club length of where it came to rest, no closer to the hole.
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No one was hurt when Flight AA4125, from Piedmont Triad International Airport in Greensboro, North Carolina, slid off and came to rest in a grassy area to the side of the runway.
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"Sometime during the touchdown the right float dug in, the airplane cartwheeled a number of times, the right wing was severed and the plane came to rest inverted, upside down," he said.
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The bus didn't go that far -- it came to rest in a snow bank on the opposite side of the street -- but the group push allowed traffic to come through the street.
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Authorities haven't determined how or when she died, her age, why she was decapitated, or how her head came to rest off Mason Road in this town of 12,000 not far from Pittsburgh.
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Foy earned an estimated $40,000 per episode, despite the fact that the series had a $7 million per episode budget, and it was Foy's head upon which the titular crown came to rest.
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After the boulders came to rest, I had the feeling of an eerie presence, something alive in the rough stone spheres that had come to rest in the snow in front of me.
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It shows the aircraft's massive propeller blades briefly striking the runway as it slowed after touchdown, but they did not separate as the aircraft came to rest on the failed gear and right wing.
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Television images showed a large chunk of the bluff where it came to rest on the beach, not far from a lifeguard tower overlooking the Pacific Ocean and surrounded by beach blankets and toys.
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Harmon's remains, which had been sitting in a black box on a shelf in her daughter's bedroom closet for a year and a half, finally came to rest in Arlington, in an understated columbarium.
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The crash left the top of a white bus smashed in and one side peeling away as the vehicle came to rest mostly off the side of the road against a sign for restrooms.
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The NTSB is sending a Go Team to investigate Miami Air International flight 737, a Boeing 737-800, which departed runway and came to rest in St. Johns River, Jacksonville, Florida (no reported fatalities).
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Her ball came to rest more than 10 feet from the pin, and she two-putted for a par that felt like a bogey given how well she had hit her first two shots.
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The Sable came to rest on the median, while the pickup continued to travel southbound in the northbound lanes and was hit by a minivan carrying the New Jersey man and his family, Jaffe said.
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"Glancing round in search of inspiration my gaze came to rest on Paddington, who gave me a hard stare from the mantelpiece, and the muse struck," Bond wrote in the Radio Times magazine in 2014.
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As the remnants of the minibus bounced, rolled, and finally came to rest at the foot of a low embankment, three of his limbs were scythed off, his cheeks peppered with shards of blue vehicle paint.
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Photos posted to Tessa's Instagram page showed the scale of the devastation in the area surrounding the family's condo, where cars drifting in the surge came to rest in carparks overflowing with debris from nearby houses.
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After 40 days and 40 nights of rain, the Bible tells us, Noah's ark came to rest on Mount Ararat, where he and his family stayed until the water had gone and the earth was dry.
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"When they declared the caliphate, their legitimacy came to rest on the continuing viability of their state," Daveed Gartenstein-Ross, a senior fellow for the Foundation for the Defense of Democracies, told me in an interview.
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Aviation Safety, a website that keeps track of accidents and incidents, reported that both engines broke away during the ground slide and that the aircraft came to rest just past the paved end of the runway.
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Deprived of sunlight by a dust storm the size of North America, Opportunity came to rest on Mars in a place known as "Perseverance Valley," which sits on the edge of the 2200-mile wide Endeavor crater.
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The bantamweight title went from hanging around the waist of the unstoppable Ronda Rousey, to the clinically perfect striker Holly Holm, and then somehow came to rest around the shapely form of the gutsy glutton for punishment, Tate.
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For two entire blocks, every storefront along one side of the city's main thoroughfare simply dropped, plummeting into a long, ragged chasm that had ripped open underneath it; one theater marquee came to rest level with the street.
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But on the first hole of the playoff, García was the one whose drive found the fairway while Rose's ball ricocheted off a tree and came to rest in the pine needles, in front of a pine cone.
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Needing an eagle to win or a birdie to tie Spieth and send the U.S. Open to a Monday playoff, Johnson found himself staring at an eagle chance after his approach came to rest 12 feet from the flag.
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A MINUS Hoagy Carmichael: Mr. Music Master (Coral) Mose Allison set me to exploring the older Carmichael, a white songwriter from southern Indiana who played piano and loved jazz, and this confusing title is where I came to rest.
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His 2004 Honda Accord had gone off a road near Kansas City, police told CNN at the time, and came to rest at the bottom of a 50-foot ravine, where he was discovered by a motor biker riding off-trail.
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As my eyes came to rest on the scrum of suitors I realized that she was down in a horse stance, pumping out alternate straight punches with one hand on her hip, and counting in korean as she did so.
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Thomas had three birdies on his first nine but made two bogeys on the front side, including one on his last hole, No. 9, when his tee shot came to rest in an unraked pitch mark in a fairway bunker.
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The complaint seeks $750,047 for property damage and other costs that allegedly occurred when Flight 1086 veered off Runway 13 after touchdown, struck a fence and came to rest on an embankment, just short of plunging into frigid Flushing Bay.
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Rather than waiting for it to stop, he broke into a trot and when the ball was about 15 feet below the cup, and still in motion, he hit it back up the slope and it came to rest above the hole.
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An observer noted that one of the old myths that had been passed on to visitors to the lake by a mailman in the 1940s was that Lake Tahoe's deep waters were so cold that drowning victims actually stood up when they came to rest on the lake bottom.
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"What is clear is that the cluster of bodies at the 'flower burial' came to rest in a very restricted area, but not quite at the same geologic level, and therefore likely not quite at the same time," the archaeologist Christopher Hunt was quoted as saying in Science this year.
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One of the accidents -- a New Jersey Transit train packed with passengers at the height of morning rush hour in September 2016 -- entered Hoboken station, failed to stop, overrode a bumping post at the end of the track and came to rest after striking a wall of the terminal, according to the NTSB.
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At your annual physical, did you step out of your shoes before getting on the scale (though you had not been asked to do so), and, in the flood of negative emotions you experienced when the little weight came to rest so that the scale was perfectly balanced, might you have backed off the scale and put only one foot into one shoe?
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CHARLES LANE, OPINION WRITER, "WASHINGTON POST": Yes, I think she comes off not too hot in this report because really her inability to resolve one or the other, am I either going to recuse because I met with Bill Clinton on the tarmac or am I going to stay in and take the heat, she never came to rest on that point, which created the opening for Jim Comey to come along and do his thing, which of course this I.G. declares completely improper -- BAIER: Pretty scathing about that.
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