But in early trading, they climbed out of that hole.
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Mark climbed out of bed and wandered around the flat.
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In the following days, he climbed out of yet another pit.
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In fact, he reportedly climbed out of the hole all by himself.
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But the index climbed out of correction territory and closed down 1.3%.
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He climbed out of the stall, stepping on bodies to make it out.
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Insurers climbed out of the red and showed a $13.54 per member profit.
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"I climbed out of it because of her," he said of his wife.
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We climbed out of the car to take in the late spring nocturne.
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I climbed out of that sensory deprivation tank with a renewed sense of purpose.
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My nieces and their friend climbed out of that car confident, smiling and singing.
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Vescovo grinned as he climbed out of the hatch and into the waiting dinghy.
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The woman and her two children had climbed out of the boat to safety.
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The guard then moved away from the ape and climbed out of the water.
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The Nasdaq Composite advanced 22019 percent to 7,305.90 and briefly climbed out of correction territory.
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The economy entered and climbed out of recession under Buhari, yet Nigerians are getting poorer.
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It's a refrain we've heard since the first Sidekick climbed out of the primordial ooze.
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She quickly grabbed the keys, unlocked the padlock, and climbed out of the car window.
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I found Kieran, and we climbed out of the attic and stepped onto the roof.
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West Ham climbed out of the relegation zone by winning at Crystal Palace, 2204-23.
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Once they climbed out of the elevator, Mr. Coco asked for Ms. Talwar's telephone number.
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When I finally climbed out of the water and vigorously rubbed my arms, sparks flew.
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The family climbed out of the van, and Higginbottom almost immediately gestured to an oak.
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Major Mezher climbed out of one of them with a bandage wrapped around his head.
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The index also climbed out of a technical correction, a 33% decline from prior highs.
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I pulled on my galoshes, climbed out of the track and waded into the church.
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We regularly climbed out of the windows to do our math classes on the track field.
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The Clintons climbed out of the multimillion-dollar hole via paid speeches and lucrative books deals.
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Instead, the judge zeroed in on the moment that Mr. Roy climbed out of his truck.
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One of them climbed out of his window onto the roof of the porch to escape.
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I climbed out of the moat, where I'd landed, cleaned myself up, and changed into civilian clothes.
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I put aside the iPad, climbed out of the sleeper chair, and went over to the bed.
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He climbed out of the water and indulged in some post-nap grooming on the rock's edge.
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Hammond climbed out of the car before it burst into flames, burning the vehicle to a crisp.
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As we climbed out of the cockpit, Harry said something quaint like 'that's a full day's work.
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As the economy climbed out of recession, those shares gained back their value and continued to grow.
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When he climbed out of the cab, flames burst from under the truck, and he leapt back.
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"Baby, do it again!" she implored him after he climbed out of a trough filled with plastic confetti.
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While Hitchcock climbed out of the driver's passenger window, Crouch and Onyx, a Labrador, never made it out.
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And forget about going down three games to none — no team has ever climbed out of such depths.
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That's the fastest annual pace of wage increases since the U.S. economy climbed out of the Great Recession.
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" Utica hasn't completely climbed out of its economic abyss, he observed, "but there is a degree of optimism.
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Bowling had already climbed out of $25,225 worth of credit card debt that she racked up in college.
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When they reached the Hungarian side, they climbed out of the boat into water up to their chests.
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Richard was conscious and talking, and climbed out of the car himself before the vehicle burst into flames.
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The Nasdaq Composite climbed out of correction territory late Tuesday, as major tech stocks recovered from an earlier rout.
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Jonnie had tied two sheets together and climbed out of a second floor window when we flashed our headlights.
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As the first social networks climbed out of the mire, he noticed that they were very easy to game.
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Dog-loving visitors, in expendable clothing, climbed out of the van to welcome the onslaught with laughter, no fear.
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She wore a makeshift maternity girdle as she climbed out of the tiny wooden boat on the Naf River.
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Kacper seemed to struggle with finding the proper route for a few minutes, then quickly climbed out of view.
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But she didn't start writing those innocent tales until she had climbed out of the dark well of alcoholism.
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The employment index rose to 57.3 from 54.0, while inventories climbed out of contraction territory to 53.5 from 46.7.
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Others were trapped in engulfed rooms and climbed out of their windows and jumped, with some suffering severe injuries.
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"I have no idea how we pulled that off," offered a disbelieving Rossi, as he climbed out of his car.
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The man climbed out of his apartment and descended numerous stories, grabbing on to balconies and railings on his way.
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When they returned home, the boy climbed out of the minivan and ran into the house, toward his parents' bedroom.
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"Womb to womb/To beating wing/I climbed out of the eternal/ And into the shape of me," she wrote.
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"Womb to womb / To beating wing / I climbed out of the eternal / And into the shape of me," she wrote.
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They climbed out of the water and embraced, knowing the gold was secure with five other teams still to dive.
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As he climbed out of the hatch and turned left, a tight, high giggle issued from behind the director's monitor.
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Among the broken concrete slabs, he and Ms. Taylor got out of the S.U.V. and climbed out of the hole.
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Upon arriving at the course, the girls climbed out of the car and smothered their father with good-luck kisses.
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One recent afternoon, the writer Mohammed Hanif climbed out of his car at the Benazir Bhutto Martyr Park, in Karachi.
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We eventually stopped for lunch, and I climbed out of the box, but next door's garden had a low fence.
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She was once again all smiles as she climbed out of a vehicle and walked through the crowds with her man.
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After the 30-minute session, Hogye pulled off his helmet, climbed out of the Triumph, and unzipped his white racing suit.
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Read: Six famous prison escapes In June, four inmates climbed out of an air conditioning vent at Oklahoma's Lincoln County Jail.
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The good news: Millions of Americans have climbed out of poverty, driven partly by widespread moves to increase the minimum wage.
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Tesla recently climbed out of bear market territory, and one chart-minded trader sees an even bigger comeback in the cards.
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In a nation lacking universal healthcare, FOSTA effectively cut a thread by which many disabled people climbed out of desperate poverty.
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He and Bode were on the side of the track when Smith climbed out of an emergency vehicle, carrying his saddle.
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He climbed out of the raft and swam around the sides, then went back aboard one more time to make sure.
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Allegedly, their SUV pulled up right behind the truck, and one member climbed out of the car's sunroof and onto the back.
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They climbed out of it, pulling even at 38-223 on a 26-pointer by Harrison Barnes early in the second quarter.
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I climbed out of my truck so he could look the rifle over while I counted the money he'd left on his seat.
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Nike is another name that has climbed out of its 2016 rut that came about because of aggressive competition in the athleisure space.
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But it was George, whose slow started helped send the Thunder into their big hole, who made sure they climbed out of it.
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But after three years of conscientious budgeting and cutting corners, she climbed out of debt, blogging about her experience to stay on track.
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Palace, which lost its first seven league matches this season without scoring a goal, has only recently climbed out of the relegation zone.
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Newcastle climbed out of the relegation zone by beating visiting West Ham, 20-223, with first-half goals from Ayoze Pérez and Georginio Wijnaldum.
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The German driver climbed out of his car unharmed, and probably didn't think about that Pirelli P-Zero tire again except to curse it.
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When the gunshots rang out, he said, he ran to a back room with a second roommate and they climbed out of a window.
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Generation Next had other ideas, and when its leader, Kalisz, climbed out of the water, Phelps was on the deck to hug him — twice.
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Around 4.5 billion years ago, fungi climbed out of the sea to create the Earth's soil and set the stage for all of life.
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But when Olgiven climbed out of the limo and he saw me for the first time, his face lit up, and it was awesome.
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She had already climbed out of $0003,000 worth of debt that she racked up in college, which took her 14 months to pay off.
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He climbed out of the cockpit after touching down and was immediately embraced by Borschberg as the two men realized the magnitude of their feat.
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They climbed out of their bedroom window and were found the next morning by a passing motorists, who called sheriff's deputies, according to court records.
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Economists have lamented Nigeria's sluggish growth since it climbed out of recession in 2017, with the population getting poorer as birth rates outpace economic expansion.
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The couple, who suffered minor bruising, climbed out of the sunken vehicle on Tuesday and found refuge with a resident in the suburb of Glen Osmond.
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I climbed out of the all-new 2918 Acura NSX and sat next to the Thermal Club race track outside Palm Springs, California in a huff.
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The inmates had cut a hole in the ceiling of the Salinas facility and climbed out of it to escape, according to a local ABC affiliate.
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Why it was important: If iPhone OS was the big bang for mobile computing, iPhone OS 2 was when smartphones climbed out of the primordial ooze.
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Desiree Holt, affectionately known as the oldest author of erotic romance at 212 years old, climbed out of a financial plight in 2000 thanks to Amazon.
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His friend climbed out of bed, and the fisherman climbed in, and his friend went to the kitchen and brought him back a cup of hot tea.
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Varian, who read from a report, testified that the neighbor relayed to him that in late 1981, Kathleen climbed out of her own window and into hers.
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Having just climbed out of the state's worst drought in centuries, this news is a sober reminder that reform is urgently needed to avoid endless water wars.
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Trump adjusted her outfit and climbed out of a vehicle to visit an ivory burn site, where the material has been destroyed to discourage the ivory trade.
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What's more, James led Cleveland back from a 3-27 series deficit against the Warriors — a hole no team in Finals history had successfully climbed out of before.
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In Georgia, I went to barbecues with "really good people," young parents who had climbed out of hard backgrounds and carved out lives for themselves and their children.
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Shortly after the ladder was dropped into the dumpster, the bear cub climbed out of the dumpster, dropped to the ground below and ambled off into the trees.
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Turnbull also stressed the importance of obeying people in authority, which really paid off because when the time came, the children climbed out of the creek without complaint.
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Using facial recognition, the Cubo AI Smart Baby Monitor alerts parents if the baby's face is covered, or if the toddler just climbed out of the crib entirely.
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According to Chinese state media CCTV, the boy climbed out of the window on Monday afternoon and fell, leaving his head stuck between the bars around the window frame.
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He said the stock, which reached $275 almost a year ago, has climbed out of the pits, bouncing under $152 in December, to levels that investors can take profits.
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Mr. Sweat said that the first night he climbed out of his cell he was surprised at the almost complete lack of security in the tunnels below the prison.
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On Tuesday morning, after we climbed out of the glass truck and made our way to the Lora DiCarlo booth in the Sands, DiCarlo demoed the Ose for me.
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The sun was just skimming over the sagebrush hills when Ms. World climbed out of her car and palmed that day's naltrexone pill for her 30-year-old son.
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The 62-year-old was caught in the act when video posted on social media showed Cheeks opening the kennels' gates as the children climbed out of the cramped space.
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The iShares Transportation Average ETF, which counts railroad operator Norfolk Southern and shipping giant FedEx in its top holdings, climbed out of correction territory on Monday, rallying over 2 percent.
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Until, absent the means and/or the will to take their own lives, they climbed out of ratholes into the sun, to wander warm fields of lava rock in surrender.
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As I had climbed out of the German car, the Solicitor asked me what I would say if people asked where I had been last night and I had shrugged.
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She later told a friend that he became frightened at one point and climbed out of the truck but that she told him on the phone to get back in.
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New vendors were required to buy starter packages ranging from $500 to $1,000 of products, immediately putting them in debt that the vast majority of sellers never climbed out of.
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Twin 4-year-old girls in Washington freed themselves from their car seats and climbed out of an embankment after being involved in a car crash that killed their father.
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Police were waiting for him when he climbed out of the water and arrested him, since it's illegal to swim in the dam's spillways, what with the terrible dangers and all.
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VIDEO: COP BREAKS CAR WINDOW TO FREE BEAR STUCK INSIDE Finally the bear became startled by the sound of a truck and climbed out of the van and up a tree.
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Tammy Duckworth, a double amputee veteran who has two prosthetic legs after being wounded in Iraq, climbed out of her wheelchair on Wednesday to join her colleagues on the House floor.
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Out of nowhere, the Astros climbed out of a four-run hole against Kershaw and then erased two more deficits later in the game, tying it each time on a homer.
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As the nation climbed out of the Great Recession, Congress passed one of the most controversial health care reformation bills in American history: the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA).
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Brian Anderson hit a two-run homer off Jacob deGrom and the Marlins climbed out of last place in the National League East by rallying past the reeling Mets, 5-2.
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Led by Lillard and the All-Star M.V.P. Kevin Durant, Team LeBron climbed out of that huge hole to record a 178-164 victory over the team captained by Giannis Antetokounmpo.
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However, Nigeria climbed out of recession last year and inflation has steadily decelerated, though that has largely been due to a recovery in crude production and a rebound in global oil prices.
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Cartelli, who was buried in rubble, climbed out of the destruction on her own, crawling outside to roll in the dirt and snow to put out the flames on her small body.
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She climbed out of the passenger side with one of his cigarettes and the lighter; she walked around the front of the car and returned the lighter to him through the window.
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The employer claims she was filming a meal that she was preparing in the kitchen when her daughter alerted her that the domestic worker had climbed out of a window in another room.
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PARIS, July 26 (Reuters) - French defence and aerospace group Thales on Wednesday posted better than expected first-half figures as new orders rose and the company's transport unit climbed out of the red.
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Domestic Lives The first time I climbed out of the subway stop at Broadway and 2160th Street in Washington Heights, I thought I had stepped back in time — and wound up in Paris.
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Simona Halep climbed out of a deficit of a set and a break to avoid becoming the first No. 1-seeded woman to lose in the Australian Open's first round in 40 years.
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This is how Mitt Romney fended off late favorites like Newt Gingrich and Rick Santorum in 2012, and how, in slightly more chaotic fashion, John McCain climbed out of purgatory to win in 2008.
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Heavily armed soldiers and armored vehicles surrounded the facility, a helicopter landed on the roof and a few patients climbed out of windows and stood on a ledge to escape the violence, video shows.
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"As I climbed out of the deep, deep darkness of grieving, I sort of had that little guardian angel on my shoulder when I went out and I found my smiling," he told Today.
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On at least one occasion, he climbed out of an office window to avoid reporters, while carrying his dry cleaning, according to a senior Republican aide who has spoken to him about the episode.
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We climbed out of the car, were stunned that our son was no longer in the back seat, found a pay phone, and called 911 to find out if our son had been kidnapped.
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The first one into the empty office was Gil Jr., the C.W. Post College student, who hastily climbed out of his civilian clothes and into his Met uniform for the sweaty hour to follow.
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Most of my kids, especially the little ones, don't care if their stuff has been used, but nobody wants their children to look like they've just climbed out of the bottom of a barrel.
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The economy has only recently climbed out of recession triggered in part by investor worries about policies such as the ANC's plans to make the SARB fully state-owned and allow land expropriation without compensation.
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As the innocent victim climbed out of his car, engulfed in flames, police approached him with guns drawn and kicked him repeatedly, before dragging him from the scene on the concrete, new video footage shows.
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"So she climbed out of a pretty small window, landed on the air-conditioning units, jumped off them and onto the ground and walked back in to the party," Ms. Kohn said in an email.
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They've done the seemingly impossible: They climbed out of the student debt hellhole, and they did it all on their own (read: without the help of a wealthy family member or a winning lottery ticket).
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Early Sunday, the Turpins' 17-year-old daughter climbed out of the house through a window and called 911 from a deactivated cell phone she found in the home, the Riverside County Sheriff's Department said.
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Since initiating major economic reform policies in 1986 under the Doi Moi campaign, mixing free market incentives and foreign investment with government oversight, Vietnam climbed out of its dark postwar period of poverty and isolation.
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In convicting Carter, the judge focused his ruling on Carter telling Roy to "get back in" after he climbed out of his truck as it was filling with carbon monoxide and told her he was afraid.
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The victory was the season-high fourth in a row for the Yankees, who climbed out of last place in the American League East for the first time in 27 days, passing the Toronto Blue Jays.
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February 22, 2018 As part of CNN's Freedom Project, which shines a light on modern-day slavery, we're introducing you to a woman who climbed out of captivity and onto the highest peak in the world.
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And on the night in question, after he climbed out of his truck as it filled with fumes, she talked to him by phone and, according to prosecutors and the judge, told him to get back in.
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D'Angelo Russell scored 23 points, Ed Davis grabbed a season-high 16 rebounds and the Nets climbed out of an early 19-point hole to beat the Atlanta Hawks, 223-246, on Wednesday night at Barclays Center.
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Seven adults and five unaccompanied minors climbed out of the train, traveling from the Italian city of Verona to Munich, after police found them in a spot check using heat detection cameras in the southern town of Raubling.
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The Tide climbed out of an early 207-286 hole after starting 280-of-214.5 from the field and caught the Gamecocks at 215-219 on Shackelford's 473-pointer at the 247:217 mark of the first half.
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Paul Woodbury, 29, who was in the sixth car of the train when it derailed, described a chaotic scene, with severely injured people on the ground and screams piercing the air as he climbed out of the wreckage.
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The daredevil then climbed out of the net and embraced his wife, Monica, who was among family and friends, including their 4-year-old son, anxiously watching from the landing site in the outskirts of Simi Valley in California.
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With power lines blocking the use of the ladder truck, Captain Nawfel decided to use a regular ladder to climb up to the roof and put Jasper back inside the house through the window the dog climbed out of.
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Since replacing Jacob Zuma as president in February, Cyril Ramaphosa has vowed to up foreign investment to kick-start an economy that only recently climbed out of a recession triggered largely by low business confidence linked to policy uncertainty.
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But it has since climbed out of negative territory as the BOJ did not boost its already aggressive bond buying, eventually opting for a yield curve control scheme under which it aims to keep the benchmark yield around zero percent.
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Sterling climbed out of the red on Wednesday after U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May said she would offer provide lawmakers some scrutiny over the Brexit proceedings and that the country would seek "maximum possible access" to EU's single market, Reuters reported.
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It was there as she climbed out of a deep hole against Davis; and it was there as she kept her composure and her head held high as Kerber rallied after a slow start and pushed her to the extreme.
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George W. Bush's "Mission Accomplished" in Iraq and in 2005 his quote to the embattled FEMA director after Hurricane Katrina, "Brownie, you're doing a heck of a job," created a political hole that Bush 43 never quite climbed out of.
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You might assume that Mr. DeJoria is a saint, as celebrity friends (Michelle Phillips, Arianna Huffington and Dan Aykroyd, who narrates) extol his virtues in a film where the only negative moments are the bad situations he climbed out of.
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When a group of uniformed Venezuelan soldiers climbed out of a riverbed separating their country from Colombia in the middle of the afternoon, opposition protesters greeted them with a hail of stone — until they realized the soldiers were deserters, not assailants.
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Behold, my friends, lit Grinch: He's busted out of an ambulance: Crawled his way out of a coffin: Broke it down in the middle of a doctor's office: Climbed out of the trunk of a car, mid-tow: And done much, much more.
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Mr. Buttigieg, who has climbed out of obscurity and risen in the polls, will have a national stage to showcase his generational change argument while standing aside Mr. Biden and Mr. Sanders — who are each nearly 40 years older than he is.
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He climbed out of bed the morning of the second round, peeked outside and soon discovered that Birkdale had rolled its shoulders and stirred awake, too — the wind was whipping, the rain fell sideways and the temperature was no more than 216 degrees.
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Roomier than a Model 23 but not as imposing as a Model X, the Model Y will eventually seat seven, as demonstrated during the event on Thursday evening when seven black-clad Tesla employees climbed out of the vehicle after driving it on stage.
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"Kids will run away, they will try to sneak off and put themselves in dangerous situations and for the memory of my daughter I do want to make awareness of that," she told WKYC, adding that her daughter had previously climbed out of windows.
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The sentencing marks the culmination of a criminal case that has convulsed the community of Perris, California, some 70 miles (113 km) east of Los Angeles, since an emaciated 17-year-old girl climbed out of a window of the family's home and called 911.
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It was a beautiful autumn Saturday afternoon, and several dozen onlookers had stopped to watch, including a 203-something hipster in black leather and dark sunglasses, four exuberantly leaping little girls and an older man who had climbed out of his seated walker to dance.
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She's a brilliant improviser in need of an equally inspired director, who could help shape what's already there: the enormous charisma of a woman who has climbed out of the wreckage of her younger days, with story after story about how, though the past may affect you, you can't let it derail your present.
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On Lap 17 of the season-opening Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne, after a high-speed accident from which no driver would have survived 25 years ago, Fernando Alonso, the two-time world champion driver for the McLaren Honda team, climbed out of the wreck uninjured, in one of the most horrific crashes the series has witnessed in years.
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Surrounded by investigations, dogged by an approval rating that hasn't climbed out of the 40s, and facing 2020 with a majority of voters who prefer someone else in the White House, President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE still might be reelected. How?
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For the 55-year-old prime minister, whose brief tenure has been marked by legal setbacks, scorched-earth politics and unrelenting turmoil, it would be a striking political vindication, one that belies his clownish image and positions him to lead Britain through its most radical transition since the end of World War II. "This is a momentous occasion for our country," Mr. Johnson told workers at a gleaming new factory built by JCB, a British construction-equipment maker in the Midlands, after he had climbed out of the backhoe.
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