" His cries for help, Knox described, "hit me hard.
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US Consulate in Casablanca still unresponsive to cries for help.
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As he assaults her, her cries for help go unheeded.
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As he went to the veranda, he heard cries for help.
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The group goes to investigate after hearing Piper's cries for help.
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The raids followed cries for help from several Pakistani women in China.
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But reports show that under the surface, there were cries for help.
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Stop scapegoating the issue, and start listening to the silent cries for help.
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I am ashamed as a human being that we ignore their cries for help.
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But Dot herself has said her awkwardly naïve lyrics are barely cries for help.
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Image 2 of 2 RAFINA, Greece – The cries for help pierced the choking smoke.
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Only a few had glimpsed parts of it, or recognized the cries for help.
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People have reported hearing the sounds of a carriage crashing and cries for help.
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No one sees you fall; no one can hear your drunken cries for help.
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"The firemen could hear cries for help from inside the building," spokesman Soiman Jahid said.
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Now, he's the one on call when his buddy cries for help at 4 a.m.
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There are negative consequences in a child's development when these cries for help go unmet.
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When he heard possible cries for help, he thought it could just be wildlife, Slate said.
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Her cries for help went unheard, and her feeble attempts to lift herself up were unsuccessful.
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So they went one way, while Clark, who had heard Praimnath's cries for help, went down.
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It features some petrified cries for help from Lively, and some menacing shark's eye view shots.
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The boys "locked the door and played loud music" to drown out her cries for help.
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In the neighborhoods with the worst destruction, there may never have been any cries for help.
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She was alone in the house, and rushed to the front door with cries for help.
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A witness said the loud music made it so his father's cries for help couldn't be heard.
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And I ask: How many more studies and cries for help does Congress need to do something?
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A week before, Walter heard muffled cries for help and found Stephen pinned underneath his pickup truck.
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When a Texas man accidentally injured himself with a chainsaw, his dog heard his cries for help.
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No one responded to her cries for help, and the family never learned what happened to her husband.
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What if he hadn't heard Praimnath's cries for help and had instead gone back upstairs with his colleagues?
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The encounter then appears to grow more violent, as screams and cries for "help" and "please stop" erupt.
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The next morning, Carrie Sapp was walking past the chimney when she heard Kajewski's cries for help herself.
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First responders arrived at the creek Friday morning after a witness reported hearing cries for help, Thomas said.
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His friend crawls out of the vehicle, soothing Nick's soft cries for help by turning on the radio.
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But, at least one person didn't take the contractor's cries for help as a joke and called the police.
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Their cries for help went unanswered for more than a year despite the obvious contamination of a water supply.
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It's a stack of letters, cries for help from handmaids whose lives have been ripped apart, their children stolen.
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But the cries for help have come passively in the form of "exposed" local VA failures and blown whistles.
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His mocking of a disabled reporter and his ignoring the Puerto Rican mayor's cries for help aptly define him.
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Moans and cries for help could be heard as the relentless gunman fired again, Mr. Roman and Mr. Rivera said.
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But beneath the veneer, there were cries for help from the kids, reports from neighbors and allegations of child abuse.
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Having read hundreds of letters from prisoners over the last decade, I have heard echoes in their cries for help.
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Overnight, her social media feed, normally full of food and travel photos, became a flood of urgent cries for help.
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Local people heard cries for help, and when they got to the house they found the parents outside, on fire.
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"It is no longer possible to safely ignore the leaked cries for help coming from within the administration," Gerson writes.
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The hunters told investigators they heard distant cries for help coming from the woods as they were hunting that November night.
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A member of hotel staff approaches the man but, despite the woman's cries for help, doesn't try to stop the attack.
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Children's displays of incompetence may not be a strategy, but cries for help from a genuinely overwhelmed or over-stressed child.
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She was one of the 12 in the Bible Study room that night listening to cries for help and explosive gunshots.
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Eyewitnesses reported being woken by cries for help from inside the burning building, where children appeared trapped by metal window grills.
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Potylo says he now realizes the videos were cries for help -- and feels terrible that they weren't able to save her.
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Cries for help could be heard from the rubble, news reports said, with hundreds of rescue workers scrambling to find survivors.
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Her work, which often centered around her fascination with womanhood, pleasure, sex, and pain, was more than poetic cries for help.
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By contrast, less injured ants "signal" their cries for help by remaining still and orienting their limbs and bodies for easy transport.
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As the royals were leaving the centre, they were met with anguished cries for help from a crowd of about 40 people.
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Neighbor Marca Whitehair told KTVK that she heard the Smith family's cries for help when they found the elderly woman was dead.
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Witnesses reported being awoken Thursday by cries for help from inside the burning building, where children appeared trapped by metal window grills.
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And by all accounts, these and other cries for help have made clear that the present situation for queer Egyptians is dire.
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An exhausted Rohingya refugee cries for help as they continue traveling after fleeing Myanmar for Palang Khali, near Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh, Nov.
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Its AI hopes to reach vulnerable users, people like Nicole Lovell, who are posting cries for help online, searching for an empathic community.
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Image: Screen Shot via KZTVWhen police finally arrived, they were confused by the muffled cries for help they heard coming from the ATM.
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He's taken the matter into his own hands, repeatedly tweeting at the company this week, but his cries for help have gone unanswered.
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While most searchers heard nothing, some listeners scattered across North America heard Earhart's cries for help, The Post reported, citing research from TIGHAR.
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Freddie Gray's agonizing cries for help as he is being carried to the police van, his legs dragging on the ground, are haunting.
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However, one witness said the fire started 30 minutes earlier and police initially ignored the cries for help, thinking the girls were protesting.
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Witnesses reported hearing cries for help from inside the burning building and seeing children unable to escape because of metal grills on windows.
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The most recent attack happened early Friday, when police heard a victim's cries for help and alerted other law enforcement officials in the area.
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Din was shot in four places, including on his arm and legs, and some villagers helped him up upon hearing his cries for help.
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Neighbors described seeing nothing but a wall of orange and red through their windows, and the torment of hearing the anguished cries for help.
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Shaye Bear, 25, claims she had to give birth in her cell after officers ignored her repeated cries for help that she was in labor.
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Others, too uneasy to sleep, watched from the sidelines as firefighters continued rescue operations, calling for silence so they could listen for cries for help.
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Some people began posting their cries for help to Twitter; others used the walkie-talkie app Zello; and neighbors signed up in droves for Nextdoor.
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Regardless, the findings matter, because research shows that the responses people receive to cries for help can affect how they feel and behave, Miner said.
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Sandt and Beckham also found communications with YouTube around their demonetization to be confusing and opaque — leading both to turn to public cries for help.
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As the royals were leaving the center, they were met with cheers but also anguished cries for help from a crowd of about 40 people.
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And in his view, we should simply "sit back, relax and enjoy the renaissance," rather than accede to any cries for help from media businesses.
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As the royals were leaving the centre, they were met with cheers but also anguished cries for help from a crowd of about 40 people.
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In a video that went viral last week, an officer is seen forcefully grabbing nurse Alex Wubbels and arresting her as she cries for help.
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In a video that went viral last week, an officer is seen forcefully grabbing nurse Alex Wubbels and arresting her as she cries for help.
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Reddit user haljackey shared a photograph that shows one Charleston, South Carolina, real estate company responding to Americans' cries for help with a very blunt billboard.
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Turtle Beach heard your cries for help and made the Ear Force Stealth 2330, a completely wireless gaming headset that, at $28, won't break the bank.
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Turtle Beach heard your cries for help and made the Ear Force Stealth 22017, a completely wireless gaming headset that, at $40, won't break the bank.
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Rambo heard McKnight's cries for help and, at first, tried to get his owner to stand up, but when that didn't work, he dragged him outside.
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In one instance, the Afghan ring leader explicitly forbids the driver to open the lorry's door despite loud banging and cries for help from the inside.
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But most were willing to discuss the events that had preceded the deaths of their children: signs they had overlooked, cries for help they had dismissed.
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J. Patten Brown III, a lawyer representing Mr. Gravelle, said in an interview on Tuesday that Mr. Gravelle's letters, emails and calls were cries for help.
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The investigation was opened because the employee was treated for minor injuries, and her cries for help had alerted neighbors who summoned the police, officials said.
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Two fishermen told police that on the morning of Hazana's disappearance, they heard cries for help and went to help Christon, which is when authorities were called.
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An exhausted Rohingya refugee cries for help to other refugees as they make their way from Myanmar into Palang Khali, near Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh, on Nov. 2.
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While these jokes seem like dark, comedic cries for help in hindsight, it does make you think: What other jokes out there are actually just open secrets?
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It was felt more than 100 miles away in Rome, and it was followed by several large aftershocks amid dramatic scenes of rescue and cries for help.
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She remembered the sting of gas in her throat, her cries for help — and the moment the gas on her skin met the flame of Slager's lighter.
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The only hint of the outside world were screams: cries for help from families, friends, a whole community of voices outside, pleading for familiar voices to respond.
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He could hear the sound of gunfire nearby, the cries for help from his bus driver, and frantic pleas from a passer-by that someone call 911.
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" Mr. Cole knows that the disease of stardom inspires cries for help, and now, instead of judging from afar, he wonders, "There's nobody around you to listen?
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She recalled the drunken laughter of Kavanaugh and his friend, the loud music meant to drown out her cries for help, Kavanaugh's hand that covered her mouth.
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Schmidt said the driver of the truck repeatedly told his Afghan boss about the cries for help, but was told not to stop to open the doors.
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Absent any indicators of an emergency, such as gunshots or cries for help, their responsibility was to retreat, seek cover and call for backup, the prosecutors said.
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A neighbor, a soldier on furlough, heard the family's cries for help and shot the assailant through a window, according to reports in the Israeli news media.
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The sheriff's office wrote in a Facebook post on Wednesday that the man was located by the owner of a nearby business who heard his cries for help.
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An exhausted Rohingya woman cries for help to others as they continue on their way after crossing from Myanmar into Palang Khali, near Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh, on Nov.
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It's all a big misunderstanding, as Darlene misinterprets various innocuous statements made by Tobias — a reference to "It's a Wonderful Life," a Steinbeck quote — as cries for help.
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Just like in the game, Lara washes up onto the storm-wracked shores of Yamatai after a shipwreck, and someone knocks her unconscious as she cries for help.
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While the elevator was out of use, people living in the apartment building used another, and they may not have heard any cries for help from Ms. Wu.
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A worker at the resort, responding to other vacationers' cries for help, jumped into the pool to help the family members but was too late, Mr. Martín said.
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So between the scattered hurricane updates and videos of cries for help, I'm scrolling through the jokes shared by those who are staring straight into this devastating storm.
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There's something quite uncomfortable about that whole duality in which things presented as fatuous are actually cries for help, which is partly how the "San Junipero" playlist functions too.
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While there was no question that the attack occurred, and that some neighbors ignored cries for help, the portrayal of 21961 witnesses as fully aware and unresponsive was erroneous.
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This week, she brought earplugs to the trial so she wouldn't have to hear her son's cries for help as a video of his arrest played in the courtroom.
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The phone footage shows her mocking her boyfriend as she filmed his cries for help, and telling him it was his punishment for cheating, according to the arrest affidavit.
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I'm now relying on footage from close friends and family, along with other citizens on the ground, and listening to cries for help that I am unable to answer.
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A 14-year-old girl was found alive after firefighters using rescue dogs heard cries for help from what was left of her Montecito home, the Los Angeles Times reported.
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Soon, cries for help, wailing sirens and desperate moans of trapped men, women and children ranging in age from 3 to 80 filled the cul-de-sac and nearby streets.
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A candidate no longer has to go to a given state in order to campaign there; they no longer have to visit in person to hear that area's cries for help.
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Screams and cries for help led him to six different people, all of whom he helped pull out of the rubble, despite several floors of the seaside resort having already collapsed.
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A passenger reported hearing an argument where the man threatened to jump off the balcony and a woman responded "Go ahead" before the man's cries for help were heard from the water.
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As we see him repeatedly violated by the "Addiction Demon" with a steel, pointy dildo, there is little sympathy portrayed for the character, who cries for help and is clearly in horrific pain.
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The trailer of the truck was packed with migrants from Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, and Ecuador, and officials could hear cries for help as they approached the vehicle, according to a government statement.
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On Twitter, the hashtag #SaveSia is populated with thousands of users assessing Sia's tweets for coded cries for help, as well as people tweeting directly at the FBI to come to the singer's aid.
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Nowhere in the city did those cries for help on Twitter and Facebook seem more pronounced than its northeast corridor extending from Lake Houston and the San Jacinto River to nearly the city's center.
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Ford told the Senate panel that she thought Kavanaugh was going to rape her and might accidentally kill her when he allegedly put his hand over her mouth to muffle her cries for help.
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Ford told the Senate panel that she thought Kavanaugh was going to rape her and might accidentally kill her when he allegedly put his hand over her mouth to muffle her cries for help.
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The sweet messages, which span simple thank yous and goodnights to declarations of love and cries for help, are making us text our own BFFs and reflect on those moments when we needed them the most.
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But its school safety officers have found themselves in the difficult position of investigating and reporting potential cries for help, similar to the redacted Flagler alert, from adults who had no connection to the district's schools.
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Today, the latter is of concern, as Business of Fashion reports that several factory workers in Istanbul, Turkey are slipping cries for help in the form of handwritten notes into the pockets of in-store merchandise.
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But the police have said they were still trying to determine how and when she died and why her cries for help, if any, were unheeded, said the Huashang News, a news outlet based in Xi'an.
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It's easy to harp on VandeHei for the various missteps and holes in his argument, but his plea for a centrist third party is just the latest in a long line of similar cries for help.
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And those petty thefts aren't his worst cries for help: that designation belongs to his fascination with the Waystar-Royco building's roof deck, where he's taken to leaning over the edge with a cigarette in hand.
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A wee bit of backstory: the pair began their online duel last month, when Shepard unceremoniously moved his massive recliner into the center of their living room, despite Bell's protests (and multiple social media cries for help).
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In April, for example, there was the story of Tammy Jackson, a black Florida woman whose cries for help were ignored by Broward County Jail guards, leaving her to deliver her baby alone in an isolation cell.
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One justice who ruled against the Evanses in one of their last legal appeals declared that Alfie's father Tom's grief and his cries for help had "an almost primal quality," as if he were observing an animal.
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And so Ms. Genovese's became a household name for the brutal way in which she died, her cries for help going unanswered by the dozens of neighbors who were variously aware of the attack but failed to intervene.
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For many years, the cries for help of New Mexico Downwinders have gone unheard, while the impacts of the radiation on these communities are still largely unknown due to a lack of data or studies on the fallout.
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Young women and several former officials said in interviews that Mr. Starr ignored the women's cries for help and that he and other top officials at Baylor failed in their responsibility to shield the women from sexual harm.
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On July 21, for the Youth Climate March we will be flooding the streets because #ThisIsZeroHour and if you won't pay attention to Mother Nature's cries for help, maybe you'll pay attention to the cries of your children.
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Remembering the cries for help as she clung to a palm tree for almost eight hours before being rescued, she founded the Happy Hearts Charity, which has rebuilt more than 250 schools in areas impacted by natural disasters.
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We saw the table fly on our mother, we heard the expletives, we ran as fast as we could to try to catch up catch up as she was chased around the restaurant, and we heard her cries for help.
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He's a master at dressing up cries for help with mind-twisting production and crazed vocal inflections that can distract from the point, a musical expression of the lived impulse to deal with his problem by further submerging himself in it.
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The ordeal of a woman who gave birth in an isolation cell in a Florida jail has prompted an internal investigation, and has set off a wave of outrage after her lawyers said her repeated cries for help were ignored.
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BUDAPEST (Reuters) - The driver of a truck in which 71 migrants were found dead beside an Austrian motorway heard their cries for help as their oxygen ran out but followed an order to keep them locked up, Hungarian prosecutors said on Thursday.
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A volunteer in Beijing who parsed the Red Cross data said the project was born in part out of circumstance: Nationwide lockdowns forced people to stay home, glued to news and social media reports out of Wuhan, making the cries for help impossible to ignore.
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Deleting my past cries for help reminds of how far I've come since 2015—I quit drinking alcohol, got into a relationship that's so healthy I don't even tweet about it, and have been constantly reevaluating the disparities between whoever I actually am and my public persona.
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Winston Moseley, who stalked, raped and killed Kitty Genovese in a prolonged knife attack in New York in 1964 while neighbors failed to act on her desperate cries for help — a nightmarish tableau that came to symbolize urban apathy in America — died on March 28, in prison.
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Ford, a Palo Alto University professor, alleged in that letter that a 17-year-old Kavanaugh, with some participation from his friend Mark Judge, had held her down on a bed and attempted to undress her while covering her mouth with his hand to mute her cries for help.
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Crews heard cries for help and crowbarred into a mobile home crumpled by the storm in Panama City, freeing a mother and daughter, both diabetics who had been trapped in a closet without insulin for two days and were on the verge of diabetic shock, rescuers said on Saturday.
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Christine Blasey Ford, now a psychology professor at Palo Alto University, says she was 15 years old on the night in question when a "highly inebriated" Brett Kavanaugh, then 17, pushed her into a bedroom, locked the door and turned on loud music to mask her cries for help.
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Here we have the Wizard of Oz scarecrow pointing in different directions: Morrison suggested that with no federal jurisdiction for violence against women, perhaps the state might help; Castle Rock pointed elsewhere, saying the state could not have meant to limit police discretion to ignore a woman's cries for help.
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Christine Blasey Ford, the first woman who accused Judge Brett Kavanaugh of sexual assault, described the terror she felt more than 103 years ago, when, she said, Mr. Kavanaugh pinned her to a bed, tried to rip her clothes off and clapped his hand over her mouth to muffle her cries for help.
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Rep. Matt CartwrightMatthew (Matt) Alton CartwrightAssault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress The 11 House Dems from Trump districts who support assault weapons ban House Dems up funding for science agencies, ignoring proposed Trump cuts MORE (D-Pa.) tore into Michigan's Republican governor Thursday and accused him of repeatedly ignoring Flint's cries for help with its contaminated water.
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Given vehement complaints by Republicans in Washington about the tariff war, as well as cries for help from GOP candidates and office holders in the Midwest ahead of midterm elections, questions will now be asked whether the administration has suddenly realized the political impact of Trump's populist trade approach and is taking steps to mitigate it.
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"It's hard not to be happy with the job we're doing, that I can tell you," Trump said Wednesday in the White House briefing room, where he stands before dinnertime most every night to deliver a rosy assessment of the crisis that seldom mentions the rising US death toll, overwhelmed hospitals and cries for help from doctors, nurses and local leaders.
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" After appearing to excuse North Korea's autocratic handling of Otto, she ends by making a troubling comparison, alleging that "[t]he hopeless fear Warmbier is now experiencing is my daily reality living in a country where white men like him are willfully oblivious to my suffering … He is now an outsider at the mercy of a government unfazed by his cries for help.
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So even though the evidencesuggests that Gray wasn't wearing a seat belt in a moving vehicle, cried for medical care, and former Baltimore Police Commissioner Anthony Batts admitted that officers wrongly ignored Gray's cries for help, the lack of video evidence makes it all the more difficult to prove that an individual police officer or six of them were culpable for the death.
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So even though the evidence suggests that Gray wasn't wearing a seat belt in a moving vehicle, cried for medical care, and former Baltimore Police Commissioner Anthony Batts admitted that officers wrongly ignored Gray's cries for help, the lack of video evidence makes it all the more difficult to prove that an individual police officer or six of them were culpable for the death.
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Ford recalls that some time in the summer of 216 (subsequent documentary evidence suggests July 13 as the most likely date), Brett Kavanaugh, along with his friend Mark Judge, cornered her in an upstairs bedroom of a center-split Cape Cod-style house in Montgomery County, Maryland, locked the door, and attempted to have his way with her — going so far as to put his hand over her mouth to silence her cries for help — before he drunkenly let her slip away.
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