The car careened off the road and into a vineyard.
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On this Mr Duterte has careened all over the map.
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At the same time, a Leicester player careened into him.
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Ambulances stood by as longboarders careened down roads lined with hay bails.
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I backed into a giant rock, then careened into an enemy ship.
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A rush-hour Q train careened off the rails in southern Brooklyn.
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Nearby on the South Lawn, Mr. Trump careened from Easter to politics.
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I turned the corner and careened inescapably into a white chemical blaze.
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In the past 35 years, the US job market has careened into cyberspace.
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On Saturday, three attackers careened a white van into pedestrians on London Bridge.
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In the video, seen below, the car careened across a four-lane road.
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Instead the conversation careened off into an angry diatribe masquerading as political theory.
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Hope's career careened from the Broadway stage and into radios around the country.
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Someone fired shots at the limo as it careened off into the dark.
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Breaking news bulletins screamed through radios as drivers careened through the apocalyptic scenes.
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After dinner, the party careened on to the ladies' late-night shift at Adelita.
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The Lexus careened into oncoming traffic and was struck by a Hummer, killing Howe.
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He careened through traffic and sped along highways to an east Tehran government pharmacy.
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The car careened down an embankment and slammed into a tree, according to the report.
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It then rose like an inflated balloon before it careened into a thankfully empty chair.
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The tech trade blew up last year when the Nasdaq careened into a bear market.
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Giannina careened down into the muddy suburban Atlanta woods after being rejected at the altar.
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The titanium alloy blade careened through the turbine engine and protective cowling with devastating force.
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Investigators said the train careened around a curve at almost three times the speed limit.
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Without it, the show would've careened over the edge much sooner into frantically strange melodrama.
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" Pedicab drivers, passengers forgotten, lurched out of their saddles and careened over the curb: "Adam Sandler!
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Her background in humanities, rather than fashion per se, careened her design aesthetic to an unexpected place.
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Clark said the tanker careened off the highway, fell over a jersey wall and burst into flames.
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Yet Mr Khan's aspirations have careened into Pakistan's immediate challenge: a full-blown balance-of-payments crisis.
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My dad hung up the phone just as Angie's Blue Chevy Tahoe careened into the parking lot.
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Ivanka "entered the Oval Office to 'say hello' and the meeting careened off-topic," the source added.
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The tech superstars got rich and famous while society careened into a ravine of harebrained technological determinism.
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The game picked up in the latter half and careened into two furious periods of extra time.
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A family of stilt walkers playing violins and dressed in Renaissance garb nearly careened into passers-by.
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As the housing bubble burst in 2008, mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac careened towards insolvency.
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The train, which careened onto a busy interstate, was on the inaugural voyage of a new route.
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Three attackers careened a white van into pedestrians on London Bridge, in the heart of the British capital.
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He said he shot Patel in the hand and the bullet careened into Patel&aposs chest, killing him.
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But Mr. Trump also delivered a rambling, 75-minute speech that careened away from the matter at hand.
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Last week, markets careened on headlines related to the trade war, rising and falling with the latest developments.
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But as he careened from one financial disaster to another, family partnerships and companies dramatically increased their payouts.
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Heavily drugged, I scarcely left my bedroom as my body careened through a list of harrowing side effects.
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The SRBs careened into the sky on their own, and the orbiter broke up from the aerodynamic pressures.
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The car careened off the roadway, hit a fire hydrant and landed upside-down in a nearby pond.
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She said they found out later that they had careened from the 95th floor down to the 11th floor.
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The Bristol Herald-Courier reported that her car careened over a median and crashed through a chain link fence.
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Ever since the HBO series Girls launched him into the Hollywood ether, Driver's career has careened about the place.
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While the accident appears to have left minimal damage, other classroom science experiments have careened into more dangerous territory.
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It careened down the hill from the main road into a thicket of trees, scattering a crowd of spectators.
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The assailant — identified by Scotland Yard as U.K. native Khalid Masood — careened through the area at about 2:40 p.m.
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A moon balloon set loose by typhoon Meranti careened through Fuzhou, China, on Thursday, enveloping cars and astonishing local onlookers.
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A white van careened off the street and slammed into the crowd, killing one and injuring at least eight others.
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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 crash flipped the armor-plated Land Rover that Prince Philip was driving, and the minivan careened off the road.
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The assailant careened a car through one of the busiest and most recognizable parts of London at about 2:40 p.m.
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" Before her car careened off the road, through a fence and into a field, Obdulia said, "We were perfectly freaking fine.
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The suspect was clearly in a hurry, so much so that he completely ignored a stop sign and careened into traffic.
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Optimists argue that brinkmanship has always been part of California's water wars and no one has ever careened over the edge.
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Pedestrians and bikers on the Hudson River bike path were stunned and helpless as Saipov careened his weapon through the crowd.
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Seventeen days earlier, a massive stone had careened over this lake, a fittingly Empyrean setting for such a grand celestial appearance.
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Two weeks later, on Bastille Day, a truck careened into a crowd watching fireworks, ultimately claiming the lives of 86 people.
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Together the trio pulled the man up onto the platform to safety – as the train careened to a stop minutes later.
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The skid marks show exactly where he careened into the fence, and landed in a ditch 10 feet off the road.
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Consider how this year's political season has careened heavily toward shock and awe to generate an untold amount of earned media.
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Shackled, they banged around as the bus careened along at high speeds, sometimes crossing the median and knocking into road signs.
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Kase lobbed the puck towards the net where it struck defenseman Andreas Borgman in the right ankle and careened into the net.
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Alexander recently achieved virtual fame when a photo of her glaring into the camera as she careened down Splash Mountain went viral.
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As the government careened toward a partial closure Friday night, lawmakers in both parties did a peculiar thing: they started heading home.
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China fears Asian and European markets careened lower early on Wednesday following the release of another weak economic report out of China.
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What began as a gesture to protest police brutality and social injustice had careened into a national debate on everything but that.
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This set up a showdown over the weekend, as Spain careened into its greatest constitutional crisis since it embraced democracy in 1978.
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He then shared another one of himself seated behind the Resolute Desk, signing "many bills" before the federal government careened toward closing.
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" In her assessment, Mr. Trump "careened wildly from some warped form of principled realism to threats of mass annihilation and back again.
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It may be the city's homer pride, or the degree to which the city had careened in the "lock 'em up" direction.
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The ball careened back onto the field, but the umpire Joe West immediately called fan interference and ruled that Altuve was out.
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The narrow road made for a hair-raising encounter on a drive up the hill, as an enormous truck careened down it.
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He careened from one manufactured crisis to another, calling his congressional opponents "traitors," publicly urging that at least one member be hanged.
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In a career that's careened from real estate to reality TV to politics, there's been one constant: a thirst for more attention.
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As he careened this week from subject to subject and assertion to assertion, an energized Mr. Trump seemed to be enjoying himself.
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I have tested countless robovacs over the years, and not even the earliest Roombas careened around a room as the Coral One does.
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Facebook and YouTube have now careened all the way to that "particular outcome" — banning Jones — while Twitter is still contemplating the end game.
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But during grueling stretches where the route followed a highway and tractor-trailers careened inches away from my face, I broke this rule.
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In January, grain prices careened toward multiyear lows and the U.S. dollar was at a demand-dampening 12-year high against other currencies.
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With the Canucks on the power play, Granlund attempted a shot into the Lightning zone that careened off Eriksson at the blue line.
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Apparently I had been driving a quad bike around in the garden, completely hammered, and had careened into a big barbed-wire fence.
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Mr. Wickland said he plowed through a roadblock set up by militants, then careened down another street, straddling a median to avoid traffic.
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As Audra careened down the sidewalk on the bike, the front tire hit a rock and she was suddenly tumbling over the handlebars.
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"The House Democrats have been careening from impeachment theory to impeachment theory, they've careened from target to target," Ms. Cheney said on Wednesday.
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I careened across the Internet like a drunk: small-space decoration ideas, author interviews, videos of cake frosting, Renaissance paintings with feminist captions.
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It's had to scale back or delay research and field tests as the government has careened from one fiscal crisis to the next.
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Our busses zipped down winding cobblestone hills, darted against traffic on narrow one-ways, and careened around stopped vehicles in the middle of intersections.
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On March 222, an assailant careened a car through one of the busiest and most recognizable parts of Britain's capital about 2:40 p.m.
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Then Larsson's flip shot careened off the toe of Brodziak's left skate with 4.3 seconds left in the period for a 4-3 lead.
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Auld says in the seconds before the crash, she saw Hilton looking dazed with BOTH hands above his head as he careened toward her.
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In January, grain prices careened toward multi-year lows and the U.S. dollar was at a demand-dampening 5003-year high against other currencies.
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Palmer died after an assailant careened a car through one of the busiest and most recognizable parts of Britain's capital about 2:40 p.m.
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Yet in retrospect it seems inevitable that the social media-fueled rhetoric of comparative fragility has careened here, to a pseudoscientific index of oppression.
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Philadelphia | May 20183 An Amtrak train bound for New York careened off the tracks on a curve, smashing one car and sending others tumbling.
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And I do mean that literally: As the wall behind him lit up, a stunt performer engulfed in flames careened in front of him.
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The 180-degree turn came after Trump was urged by allies privately and publicly to do more as the crisis careened out of control.
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He would race around Upper Manhattan and the South Bronx, his huge frame barely fitting on the seat as the machine careened around corners.
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And in the span of just a few hours, Republican lawmakers careened from one position to the next on what they thought should happen.
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Mr. Amri is said to have careened into a Christmas market at the symbolic Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church in Berlin just after 8 p.m.
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There wasn't any talking, but sounds associated with the four elements – earth, wind, fire, and water – careened around us at a pretty high volume.
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In the days, weeks, and months since the show's cancellation, Barr has careened through every possible emotion: She's been apologetic, defensive, angry, devastated, and berserk.
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One of the shotgun pellets hit the driver in the back of the head, instantly killing him as the getaway van careened off the road.
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But alongside Trump, many Iranians blame their own government, which has careened from one economic disaster to another since its Islamic Revolution 247 years ago.
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Trent Kelly stared down the muzzle from less than 20 yards, and the shooter missed repeatedly as he careened, zigzagging toward the first base dugout.
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We careened off the tarmac, and by the time we stopped, dust hanging in the air, we were surrounded by dozens of armed masked men.
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He tried to swerve but slammed into a Chevrolet -- driven by a 27-year-old woman -- which careened into the rear of a 1994 GMC.
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His dementia took him all over the country; he'd relay his adventures to me as he careened around his apartment throughout the night, eschewing sleep.
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Longyan police said in a statement that the bus was hijacked mid-afternoon and hit pedestrians along the way as it careened down the street.
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The $70 billion start-up has careened over the course of the year, as a workplace culture investigation and infighting among investors have dominated headlines.
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Kirsty Boden, 28, was from south Australia and worked at London's Guy's Hospital, located near the scene where three attackers careened a white van into pedestrians.
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The gesture came the morning after three attackers careened a white van into pedestrians on London Bridge, in the heart of the British capital, Sunday evening.
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As Faraday Future careened toward what looked like certain doom late last year, the man who was brought in to fix the company's financial woes resigned.
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Barcelona attack At least 213 people are dead and more than 100 injured after a van careened through a crowd in one of Barcelona's tourist hotspots.
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The administration has careened from one controversy to another, yet the president has seen his approval numbers edge up close to their high point of late.
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But then his career took a wrong turn, with conspicuous misfires "The Village" and "Lady in the Water," and has careened along somewhat unevenly ever since.
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Her niece's daughter had played with such a thing, Sunny recalled, running up and down the beach, shooting video, until the drone careened into the sea.
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NEW YORK CITY — When Hurricane Sandy hit in 2012, Thalia Panton watched in disbelief as floodwaters careened down her quiet, tree-lined street in Canarsie, Brooklyn.
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In January 20103, two trucks packed with explosives careened toward the front gate of a remote United States Army base in the Khost Province of Afghanistan.
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If you've been utterly confounded by the particular manner in which this seemingly innocuous tie-in has somehow careened into a national crisis, you're not alone.
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An endless gale of sirens pierced the wind as authorities careened around neighborhoods, telling people to evacuate immediately, as their homes quickly became threatened by the inferno.
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And if the way they careened out of their trailer onto the snow-covered plains is any indication, it seems the bison immediately made themselves at home.
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Apart from the Civil War and Great Depression, our passage along this way has not careened into the cracks and craters that have scarred the European way.
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A massive crane careened to the ground in New York City Friday, killing one person and injuring at least 15 others, and flattening cars and other property.
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A brigade of teenagers, led by a burly veterinarian, got to work salvaging belongings from the smear of houses that had careened off the cliff in Turnagain.
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Frisco had put the SUV in reverse, but a bullet hit him in the head and his body slumped to the side as the SUV careened backward.
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They said they had also been denied photographs and video of the vehicle, which careened down a country highway in Schoharie, west of Albany, on Oct. 6.
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The attacker struck more than a dozen people as he careened along a Hudson River bike path for nearly 21 blocks in a rented Home Depot pickup.
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As you know ... Kevin, a driver and another passenger careened into a ditch in Malibu a week ago Sunday, and he fractured 3 areas of the spine.
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But nearby, one duplex has holes in its windows, and another is smashed and boarded up, damaged by a car that careened into it not long ago.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Stocks steadied on Thursday, after a woeful week for major technology companies, even as global equities careened towards their first quarterly drop in two years.
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For almost 30 years, the promise of cap-and-trade, carbon markets and faith in capitalism have generated a never-ending debate that has careened toward political inaction.
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As his music career careened forward, Hussle largely stayed the independent route, releasing most of his projects through the All Money In label that he founded in 2010.
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When the driver, their friend Angel Freire Jr., careened around a turn, Ms. Rengifo reached out to keep a tote bag of avocados from spilling onto the floor.
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A 2017 derailment in Washington state, in which a speeding Amtrak train careened off a bridge and onto a highway, killed three passengers and injured dozens of others.
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The SUV careened off the road after it hit a tree trunk the villagers had put in the road and ended in a small, dry riverbed, police said.
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Rescue workers at the scene after a bus crashed with a truck and careened off a cliff along a sharply curving highway north of Lima, Peru, on Jan. 3.
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Kristian, 24, says she was driving the couple's Toyota Corolla from San Antonio, Texas, when, according to police, 21-year-old Shana Lee Elliott's Chevrolet Impala careened toward them.
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Touting both its eco-credentials and empowering ethos, the rally's petrol-head sorority has careened around Morocco's eastern reaches for nearly three decades, always racing on its own terms.
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In the wake of June's nonfarm payroll report — which came in much stronger than expected — investors careened out of stocks as they reassessed bets on Federal Reserve policy adjustments.
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Nonetheless, the world has watched anxiously as Trump's North Korea strategy has careened from talk of "fire and fury" to direct in-person meetings deemed unthinkable by previous presidents.
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At least 48 people died in early January when a bus collided with a truck and careened off a cliff near the area of Pasamayo on the Pacific coast.
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The suit claims Gralitzer was driving on Melrose at excessive speeds and ran into another car which careened onto the sidewalk, striking and killing 24-year-old Noah Benardout.
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Wrestlers snarled and preened as they entered the ring to theme music, then thunderously slammed each other to the canvas, careened off the ropes and moaned in submission holds.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - A cargo truck without license plates careened off a road in southern Mexico and turned over, killing at least 25 people inside, state officials said Thursday night.
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The train was travelling 80 miles per hour in a 30 mph zone, when it careened off an overpass onto the highway below, according to the National Transportation Safety Board.
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A day after the crash set off a panic at the station during the morning commute, federal investigators have provided few answers about why the train careened into a wall.
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Bangladesh: At least five people were killed and dozens injured when part of a train heading for the capital, Dhaka, careened off a railway bridge that had failed, officials said.
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On Washington WASHINGTON — Two weeks ago, the Senate leaders Mitch McConnell and Chuck Schumer could barely look at each other on the floor as Congress careened into a government shutdown.
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Yet on matters beyond the virus, the two men careened from making gestures toward party cohesion and personal comity to clashing over their divergent policy agendas and records in office.
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They were 12 and 15 when their mother, Princess Diana, was killed in a car crash, as her driver careened through a Paris tunnel trying to escape paparazzi on motorcycles.
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As he recounted it, a fire engine was racing to an emergency when its driver missed a turn and careened into the South Minneapolis drugstore owned by Dr. Sadoff's father.
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Donaldson provided some of Mueller's most compelling evidence: voluminous contemporaneous notes describing an atmosphere of chaos in the West Wing as Trump careened between damaging revelations in the Russia probe.
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Michael careened across the Gulf of Mexico and made landfall Wednesday as a monster Category 4 storm, killing at least 13 people and swallowing towns and marinas in its path.
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At least five people were killed and dozens injured late Sunday night when part of a train heading for Bangladesh's capital careened off a railway bridge that failed, officials said.
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Our stories this year careened from inflight nuclear apocalypse to the dream app economy to the last stand against megafires to militant sponsorship platforms, and it was a diverse, exhilarating array.
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When it first landed in my inbox, Sundfør's voice transported me back to that part of my twenties where I careened along, completely unmoored, through the rubble of a relationship's end.
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Weighed down by steel plates painted a dull green and coyote brown, and by its explosive payload, the car careened clumsily into the field, hitting a small ditch and flipping over.
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The bus was passing another vehicle when it careened off the bridge in the Sawai Madhopur district into the Banas River 100 feet below, the Hindustan Times reported, citing police officials.
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Despite significant institutional advantages, Clinton has been unable to stretch out a meaningful lead over Trump, even as the presumptive GOP presidential nominee has careened from one controversy to the next.
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In a move straight out of Grand Theft Auto V, he hopped up on a set of train tracks and careened down into a subway tunnel, evading the cops by heading underground.
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Spoon has always careened from rock to electronica and back again, and Hot Thoughts follows that habit with a series of piano-driven beats that make for a pretty fantastic commuting soundtrack.
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According to multiple reporters, who cited an aide with knowledge of the meeting, the leaders "careened off topic" when the president's daughter entered the president's office near the end of the meeting.
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The trip was cut short when he nearly careened into a pedestrian, prompting a heated argument that led to the delivery man getting stabbed in the armpit and slashed across the face.
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The president has careened back and forth between insisting the coronavirus is no worse than a common flu and demanding that Congress pass drastic financial relief, including a proposed payroll tax holiday.
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TMZ broke the story ... cops say Kevin was riding shotgun in his 1970 Plymouth Barracuda early Sunday morning when it careened off Mulholland Highway, leaving the driver and a backseat passenger pinned.
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In May, prosecutors say, a man who was high on PCP careened onto a busy sidewalk in Times Square in New York, injuring 20 people and killing an 18-year-old tourist.
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Melton, a 29-year-old nurse, was killed in March 2010 when her Cobalt stalled on a rainy highway, crossed into oncoming traffic, collided with another vehicle and careened into a creek.
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For all the controversy that's engulfed Battlefront II as it's careened toward release, don't forget that there's still a delightfully geeky and fan service-heavy Star Wars story waiting to be discovered.
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On Friday night, 47-year-old Corey Simmons of Langley, Washington, was driving with his 0003-year-old twin daughters when their car careened down an embankment on Washington&aposs Whidbey Island.
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Under President Trump, the U.S. has careened in recent month from nuclear saber-rattling about "fire and fury" to suddenly jumping at the prospect of a summit meeting with the "honorable" Mr. Kim.
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It's a good one, and most of the time I don't complain, even when I see the pity on people's faces after they learn that a red pick-up truck careened into me.
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Designer: Juliette AvignonParis, France In the summer of 2011, on the day before her 20th birthday, the French jewelry designer Juliette Avignon dozed off while driving her scooter and careened into a tree.
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Two barges broke loose in Oklahoma last month and careened down the flooded Arkansas River, raising fears that they would smash into a dam and cause it to fail, with devastating consequences downstream.
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WASHINGTON — With government funding set to expire on Thursday, Congress careened toward another standoff on Monday as House Republicans moved ahead with a temporary spending measure that Senate Democrats have promised to block.
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Kevin Hart's car careened off the road, a witness surveyed the damage and called 911 to report there were people stuck, and first responders would need to cut them out of the vehicle.
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It can't be attributed to the Republican Party's unwillingness to disavow Trump or to the Democratic Party's willingness to promote Clinton or to a media that has careened into a state of chaos.
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On Thursday Rojas climbed behind the wheel of his Honda sedan and drove down Seventh Avenue, then careened onto the sidewalk, mowing down frantic pedestrians in his path for three city blocks before crashing.
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The Americans, in an effort to avoid any residual subjectivity from the Abstract Expressionists, careened toward serialization and the fetishization of surface, evidenced by the machine aesthetic present in the works of Donald Judd.
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Amtrak 188 was not the deadliest crash in company history: In 2188, 21980 people died when the Miami-bound Sunset Limited careened off a bridge spanning a tributary of the Mobile River in Alabama.
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Minnesota's Kevin Fiala patiently waited out a sliding defenseman on a three-on-one, but Vasilevskiy denied him as he moved in, and the puck careened halfway up the ice in the neutral zone.
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Any good news for Trump got lost In their prepared remarks before the news conference careened off the rails, Trump and Putin outlined the areas in which they might be able to work together.
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A driver trying to park a minivan in Manhattan's bustling Chinatown careened over a curb and onto a sidewalk Monday night, killing a 56-year-old man and injuring six others, the authorities said.
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Ms. Cristea was rescued after she plunged off the bridge into the Thames as the assailant careened the S.U.V. through the crowd, and news reports said she suffered serious head injuries and lung damage.
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Controlled by an app on your phone, the little ball rolled about at high speeds, cocked its head emotively, spun around in circles, and inevitably careened into your wall, popping its head right off.
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Authorities told KING5 News that on Friday night, 47-year-old Corey Simmons of Langley, Washington, was driving with his twin daughters when their car careened down an embankment on Washington&aposs Whidbey Island.
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The move in Australian shares came after the government unveiled a $17.6 billion stimulus package as its stock index careened into bear market territory — but responses by other monetary policymakers have left markets underwhelmed.
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There was a flash freeze overnight, so I shuffled awkwardly like a penguin to avoid falling while my dog took no such precautions and careened around with more than a few Bambi-on-ice moments.
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Meanwhile CNN, once famously known for Ted Turner&aposs bare bones "just-the-facts" approach to journalism, has careened hard left, with its strident anchors and correspondents sometimes going to the left even of MSNBC.
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In the past week, the company has careened through controversies over misinformation, squabbles over election ads, and an oddly statesmanlike speech in DC that sought to put a fresh spin on the Facebook origin story.
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The scooter careened into oncoming traffic and Caleb was struck by a tractor-trailer, leaving him with a series of serious injuries, including two broken femurs, a broken pelvis and broken skull, according to WGN.
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But in recent years, the economy has careened off course, in large part because corruption scandals have decimated the country's most powerful companies, putting huge swaths of people out of work and weakening investor confidence.
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ISMAILIA, Egypt — As his jeep careened along a narrow country road, swerving to avoid slower traffic, Talaat el-Sewedy, a newly elected parliamentarian, juggled two cellphones as he fielded a barrage of demands from supporters.
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As the bus careened down the highway, Mughrabi and her accomplices threw the corpses of her victims out of the back door of the bus, so as to obstruct the security forces which pursued her.
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Attacks initially took form in the "Kamala's a cop" meme from black and brown folks that careened out of control when she failed to sufficiently defend herself during attacks on her record from Hawaii Rep.
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Before he even left his driveway, he careened into a row of hedges, drove over a curb, and swerved into a fire hydrant before ultimately plowing into a neighbor's oak tree at 30 miles per hour.
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According to Business Insider, the driver, Fred, said he was just following the instructions on his Uber navigation app when he careened his Toyota Camry down the flight of concrete steps like a hapless Michael Scott.
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The University of Virginia Health System said 20 people were brought to the hospital Saturday afternoon after the car careened into a group of anti-fascist protesters near a popular pedestrian mall in the college town.
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In 2013, a train carrying shale oil from North Dakota careened off its tracks in the middle of the night and exploded in Lac-Mégantic, Quebec, destroying much of its downtown and killing dozens of residents.
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According to WSAZ-TV, shoppers who witnessed the scene said one of the pups was at the wheel of the vehicle, the other in the passenger's seat, when it slowly careened into the wall of the store.
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Zipping across that distance, tuk-tuks, small three-wheeled vehicles that operate like a small taxi, delivered demonstrators to the front lines and careened away from tear gas, often with injured protesters crammed into the back seat.
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Lisinicchia was at the wheel of the oversized vehicle on Saturday afternoon when it careened downhill through a stop sign at a T-intersection of two highways in Schoharie — killing him, his 17 passengers and two bystanders.
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The driver of a sport utility vehicle hit a patch of ice on Interstate 75 in Monroe County, Georgia, careened off the roadway, struck a tree and was killed, the county Sheriff's Office said in a statement.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A grand jury has indicted the driver charged with killing a young woman and injuring 22 people when he careened through three blocks in New York City's crowded Times Square, prosecutors said on Wednesday.
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Mr. Thévenet was sitting in his office in the back of the building, oblivious to the bloody chaos as the cargo truck careened by, until his security guards rushed in and he ran to the front door.
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Ms. Nixon careened from television appearance to television appearance on Thursday, starting with the local NY1 and moving on to CNN's "New Day" and MSNBC's "Morning Joe," reliving her performance from the night for a national audience.
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What I do know is that when it careened off the wall and eventually found its way back onto the safety of its tracks I felt like I had just watched Rudy again for the first time.[Twitter]
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She was out for a bike ride one Saturday afternoon in October when a massive line of black SUVs careened by her—which she recognized as the presidential motorcade, headed back from a pleasant day on the links.
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At first, the cops couldn't say what might've happened: Maybe a drunk driver had careened into the wall on accident, or an angry, vengeful high schooler had slammed his car into the building in a fit of rage.
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Depending on the opponent, the score or the day of the week, the Mets' chase for a postseason berth has careened between hopeful and desperate — a roller coaster that has had the organization living on its last nerve.
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MOTORIST KILLS PEDESTRIAN ON SIDEWALK, May 18, 2017 An 18-year-old Michigan woman was killed and 22 others injured when Richard Rojas of the New York City borough of the Bronx careened through three blocks in Times Square.
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LIMA (Reuters) - At least 36 people were killed in Peru on Tuesday when a bus collided with a truck and careened off a cliff along a sharply curving highway north of the capital, Lima, the country's health ministry said.
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Trump's problem also goes beyond numbers, according to Republicans who have watched with dismay as the Trump campaign has careened from one crisis to another since the GOP convention, which put him briefly ahead of Clinton in national polls.
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Not even the deliciously masochistic relationship between showrunner Quinn (Constance Zimmer) and star producer Rachel (Shiri Appleby) could save UnReal as it careened toward disaster, resulting in one of the most disappointing sophomore seasons of television I've ever seen.
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The video then played the reporter saying "Alabama" on loop, cut to a clip of Trump nodding, and then to a doctored clip of CNN's logo superimposed onto a moving truck which careened off the road and caught fire.
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He walked through an unlit warehouse to his black car and then careened down an unlit street to eat at the kind of restaurant where you sit on the floor, drink cold beer and eat chicken skins on sticks.
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With a handful of people and apparently some live animals onboard, the boat careened into a jetty and slammed into a few nearby boats, causing some serious damage and sending several ships down to their watery graves, De Stentor reports.
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It began with two triumphant singles from his 25th album Blackstar, careened through the rock legend's 69th birthday, the release of the full album, and then his sudden death from a cancer kept secret from all but his closest confidants.
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Sayfullo Saipov, a 29-year-old who had been living in Paterson, New Jersey, allegedly rented a Home Depot pickup truck and careened onto a bike path in Manhattan, injuring about a dozen other people before colliding with a school bus.
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One of the charges staring down James Alex Fields Jr., a 21-year-old from Ohio, specifically relates to the death of Heather Heyer, a 32-year-old counterprotestor fatally hit by Fields' vehicle when he careened into the crowd.
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But the reunion turned from joyful to dreadful when a suspected ISIS militant careened down one of the city&aposs bike paths in a rented pickup truck, plowing into city dwellers and tourists alike -- killing five of the Argentinian men.
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It was a week of topsy-turvy pronouncements on U.S. policy toward Iran that careened between the bellicose, the conciliatory and back again after Iran shot down an American military drone and boasted it would not bow to Washington's pressure.
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Take Wednesday's meeting with congressional leaders: Ivanka Trump, who also serves as a White House adviser, "entered the Oval Office to 'say hello' and the meeting careened off-topic," a congressional source briefed on the meeting told CNN's Deirdre Walsh.
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The four sisters were inside a white stretch limousine when it careened down a steep hill, clipped a parked car and hit and killed two pedestrians before slamming into a shallow creek bed, killing the driver and all 17 passengers.
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LOS ANGELES — The sixth and final Democratic presidential debate of 2019 began with near-unanimity about the impeachment vote in the House a day earlier — and within an hour careened into a spirited battle over transparency and money in politics.
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Last week, when two of the plaintiffs stood for an interview in front of the cross explaining their position, cars whizzed by and one driver stuck his head out the window yelling, "Save the cross!" as he careened around the intersection.
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Around 10:30 on the evening of July 143, 2016, Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel, 31, intentionally swerved a 19-ton rental truck onto the sidewalk of the Promenade des Anglais and careened into crowds as they were leaving the annual fireworks.
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In the first stop of a day-long swing the Sanders motorcade careened along a two-lane road in rural McDowell County, West Virginia -- the state's southernmost point -- on its way to a "community conversation" at Five Loaves & Two Fishes Food Bank.
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The accident took place when Ismael Huazo-Jardinez, 33, of Yuba City, who was allegedly driving his 2008 Chevy Avalanche at a "high rate of speed" while drunk, careened off the road and plowed into the family's trailer at 9:33 p.m.
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BIG WELLS, Texas (Reuters) - Five immigrants died and several others were injured on Sunday when their vehicle careened out of control while being chased by U.S. Border Patrol agents in Texas about 90 miles (145 km) north of the Mexican border, officials said.
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Krokus slammed into a pole, careened into a tree, and tumbled through the air before falling onto the sand, breaking his leg—all to a completely horrified audience of onlookers, some of whom wound up capturing the whole thing on their phones.
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That places it squarely in the late Cretaceous, the last portion of the age of dinosaurs that started about 225 million years ago and ended when an asteroid careened into the Earth some 66 million years ago, driving the massive animals extinct.
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Portland, Oregon (CNN)In the days before Amtrak 218 careened off the tracks last month in a deadly crash, engineers and conductors warned their supervisors that they did not feel adequately trained on the new route, according to more than a dozen sources.
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Mr. Amri, who left Tunisia in 2011 and served time in six jails in Italy before arriving in Germany in July 2015, has been identified as the driver of a tractor-trailer that careened into the market on the evening of Dec.
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Skeens and Jordan were arguing when he allegedly punched her and grabbed the steering wheel, causing her to lose control of the van, which careened off the highway and rolled over into a ditch, according to a release issued by the Indiana State Police.
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The Honda CR-V he was driving, which is registered to his mother, careened into a ditch after running over a spike strip state troopers had placed on the road to stop him while they pursued him through three counties, the Rapid City Journal reports.
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But while the Trump train careened generally unimpeded when Republicans were in charge, Pelosi is a real immovable object --knowledgeable in the institutions of Washington, empowered by a unified party behind her and intimidating to a President unaccustomed to dealing with a woman in power.
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"I have fallen off a motorcycle in a bikini, galloped across the plains on a horse, face-planted on a snowboard, careened into a ballroom wall on roller skates, and landed in a checkerboard of boxes three stories below," says stunt performer Kelly Richardson.
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Within a few years, Ukraine careened toward economic collapse while Mr. Yanukovych looted the nation, living in a palatial residence surrounded by a private zoo, a golf course, a garage filled with classic cars and a private restaurant in the form of a pirate ship.
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On second-and-7.33 from the Baltimore 27.3-yard line, he faked a handoff, eluded one Texan behind the line of scrimmage, shed four tackles, darted into open space and then careened into another defender, punctuating a 225-yard scamper with power and urgency.
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As the New York billionaire has careened from one victory to the next throughout the Republican primary process, mainstream Republicans like Whitman have been horrified by the Trump candidacy and have insisted his nomination would guarantee the election of Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton in November.
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Because of a visa snafu, he had just 71 hours in Beijing, so his hosts careened him across town in a rush to compress, distill, purify an impression of the city—an experience echoed in one character's mad dash across a Beijing gridlocked by a mass demonstration.
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Walker was a passenger in a 2005 Porsche Carrera GT driven by Roger Rodas when the car, traveling at speeds of 80 to 93 miles per hour (129 to 150 kilometers per hour), careened into trees and a utility pole in Santa Clarita, northwest of Los Angeles.
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That year marked the beginning of the ill-starred presidency of Jimmy Carter, when New York City, overrun by drugs and crime, notably careened from the depths of a fiscal crisis to the chaos of a 25-hour blackout and the Son of Sam shooting spree.
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In 2015, during a hearing on the Environmental Protection Agency's proposed budget for 2016, Sessions took hold of the questioning and careened it off course, turning it instead into an interrogation of EPA Administrator Gina McCarthy on the Clean Power Plan and its proposed emissions cuts for power plants.
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In May, when a Tesla S in autopilot mode failed to detect a white tractor-trailer turning into its path and careened into the rig's side at 74 miles per hour, killing the car's driver, the question of the reliability of autonomous vehicles came into focus like never before.
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That lawsuit is one of at least three in Florida this week over Tuesday's vote — including one from Democrats, who say the votes from racial minorities are being illegally ignored — as state officials careened toward a Saturday noon deadline to figure out if they must conduct a recount.
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In the 53rd minute, Chicharito took a healthy shot that careened toward the poor kid, and, apparently fearing for his life—or his job, or whatever—the ball boy desperately tried to get out of the way, tripped backwards over his own heels, and fell into the side netting.
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" From a forthcoming release: "Based on more than 200 interviews with the president, most members of his senior staff, and many of the people they in turn spoke to, Wolff shows how Trump and his team careened from one crisis to the next during the administration's first nine months.
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After passing through the market town of Aguacatán, where women in white-and-red huipiles sell everything from garlic to geese, I headed forty-five minutes up a mountain to the village of Chex, where I found a cargo truck that had careened over the side of a road.
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Officer Peter Liang faces charges of manslaughter, criminally negligent homicide and other counts in the death of Akai Gurley, 28, who was struck in the chest by Liang's bullet after it careened off a wall in the pitch-black stairwell of a Brooklyn public housing complex on Nov.
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James Robert Derbyshire, 52, died at the scene after the SEPTA bus ran a red light at an intersection, plowed into two cars, jumped a curb and careened onto the front lawn of his son's house where Derbyshire and two others were sitting in a wading pool, the Philadelphia Inquirer reported.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The driver of the car that careened through New York City's Times Square on Thursday was a U.S. Navy veteran who had been arrested at least four times before for offenses including drunk driving and threatening someone with a knife, according to police officials and public records.
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Instead, the White House careened from crisis to crisis, with Trump's chief of staff fighting for his job, a mass shooting at a school in Florida, a fierce immigration battle on Capitol Hill and a report that a former Playboy model had an affair with Trump over a decade ago.
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The crossfire has left Libyan officials, Western allies and even some in the United States embassy responsible for the country perplexed, as Libya policy has careened from a hands-off approach to a more recent spate of scattershot airstrikes against ISIS fighters who have regrouped in Libya since the president's election.
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A Word With Last season Jason Jones careened into "The Detour" — the TBS sitcom he created with his wife, Samantha Bee of "Full Frontal" fame — by having his television daughter get her period while using the bathroom at a strip club, guided into womanhood by a klatch of maternal exotic dancers.
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"Fox & Friends" hosts Steve Doocy, Brian Kilmeade and Ainsley Earhardt tried to corral the conversation as Trump careened from topic to topic, hitting on testimony from the inquiry, the identity of the whistleblower, how he stopped China from invading Hong Kong, having to be "nice" to a woman and, naturally, a conspiracy theory about servers.
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In March, the same month police first charged Rogers with neglect, another mother who faced child abuse accusations in three states drunkenly careened off a rocky coastal Northern California highway, authorities say, intentionally killing her wife and six children, who had been home-schooled while living in Oregon, though the parents reportedly never registered with that state.
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Since taking office in January, Trump has careened from controversy to controversy, complaining on the first day about news coverage of his inauguration crowds; charging his predecessor, former President Barack Obama, with wiretapping; and just last week firing the FBI director who was overseeing an investigation into potential ties between Trump's presidential campaign and the Russian government.
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But Trump's apparently scripted remarks in a context when he has often careened into improvisation and off the political reservation, may also be a hint that he just may be ready to take care of the politics, and let his legal team handle his defense in a case in which he insists he has nothing to hide.
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Mitch Haniger singled with one out in the sixth to begin a run of five straight and six of seven Seattle batters to reach base, capped by a Taylor Motter three-run homer that careened off the facade of the left-field bleachers and into the Texas bullpen to open up the decisive 5-0 lead.
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At a sometimes fiery 2-1/2-hour hearing that careened from lawmaker concerns over political corruption and national security to privacy rights and tax accounting, the House Ways and Means Committee voted 24-16 along party lines to oppose a Democratic resolution that sought the release of 10 years of Trump's tax returns to the House of Representatives.
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In 2017, just after he was diagnosed with brain cancer, McCain openly addressed some of his fears for the Senate, admonishing his own colleagues in a stirring speech for bending to what he believed was a partisan brand of politicking, warning them that grave consequences awaited a body that only careened blindly from one party's control to another.
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It came courtesy of a model named Hirakish, who careened down the runway in a patent-leather suit and spiky high-heeled bootees, and who proceeded to go off-piste and to spend the rest of the show running in and out of the stands, interrupting other models' struts and otherwise joyfully, and challengingly, sticking his stiletto-shod feet in our faces.
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That Mississippi is sending a Republican back to Washington is hardly a surprise, but Ms. Hyde-Smith gave the opposition hope in the closing weeks of the campaign as she careened from one gaffe to the next — each one emphasizing both that she was tone deaf and that she found humor in her state's history of racial violence and voter suppression.
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They careened, like a Twitter feed, from topic to topic: Donald Trump, the Mercer family, Jack Dorsey, Peter Thiel, 4chan, the tactics of ideological warfare on the internet, Ted's family, Ted's combination of medications, our brains scalding under an ever-hotter torrent of bad information, and Lane Davis, a rising star in the far-right media world who had just murdered his father in a spasm of conspiratorial rage.
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At least seven people are feared dead in a series of presumed terror incidents in the British capital centered on London Bridge where a white van careened into pedestrians and injured scores into early Sunday morning in the UK. Reuters, citing the Sun newspaper, said as many as seven people were feared dead from the London Bridge attack and two alleged attackers were shot by armed police in what appeared to be a connected incident in nearby Borough Market.
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RECAPPING THE MOMENT OF THE NIGHT -- YOU MAY BE MY NEW STEP FAMILY, BUT THAT DOESN'T MEAN I'M GONNA LIKE YOU: The convention careened off the rails last night as Ted Cruz refused to endorse Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE while speaking and was met with deafening boos.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE abruptly left a White House negotiating session with congressional Democrats about 20 minutes into the meeting, dismissing it as a "total waste of time" as the partial government shutdown careened toward a fourth week.
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With a contagious virus seemingly out of control; supply chains disrupted and travel and tourism collapsing; an oil price war that has sent crude prices plunging to their biggest one-day drop since 1991; and stocks that may have just careened into a bear market for the first time in 11 years, the financial system is about to undergo its first real-life stress test since the financial crisis and recession more than a decade ago.
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CLEVELAND — The Republican National Convention careened off the rails here on Wednesday night as Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-85033 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE refused to endorse Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE from the stage and was met with deafening boos.
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